! he 1951 ursday, January 25, 1951 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 3 | HY Sli 0PHY In Order to Give Better Service to Our Increasing Number of Customers ) § LEE'S BARBER SHOP has secured the services of MR. GEORGE BURT, OF TORONTO Mr. Lee and Mr. Burt will be pleased to look after your needs. TRAFALGAR The January meeting of Wesley Church W.M.S. and W-A. wad held on Tuesday, Jan. 16th, at the home of Mrs. Roy Fish. The presi- dent of the W.M.S, Mrs. S. D. Turner, announced that the in- stallation of officers for 1951 would be held prior to the reg- ular meeting, conducted by Rey. J. W. Stewart. For the worship service, Mrs. Turner was assist: ed by Mrs. Calyln Bentley and Sy, BG Em ow 1941 d ....8 DODGE FOUR-DOOR SEDAN "em CHEV. HALF-TON PICKUP Exceptionally Good Condition 1940 DODGE SEDAN 1937 -DODGE SEDAN Practically New Motor 1930 FORD COUPE Four New Tires MAXWELL-BROWN MOTORS VANGUARD AND INTERNATIONAL SALES AND SERVICE 5-26-2188 UT To} As Ni Phone 6 Mrs. H. C The retiring treasurer, 'Mrs. Cullingham, pre- sented the report for 1950, an In- crease ovér last year. The secre- tary read a letter from Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Albertson thanking members of the W.M.S. for the remembrance sent them on the occasion of their diamond wed- ding on Christmas day. The retir- ing treasurer of the W.A., Mrs. R. Fish, gave a very satisfactory report of W.A. finances. On re- port of Mrs. Turner of help for a family in the district who had recently been burned out, the W. A. voted $25.00 to the fund. Mrs. E. A. Fish, retiring W. A. presi- dent, announced that the annual Halton Presbytery rally would be held in April. raw The annual congregational meeting of Wesley Church was held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fish, wit the minister Rev. J. W. Stewart, in the chair. The minutes of last year's meeting were read by the secretary-treas- {irer, Mr. Fred Near. Financial re- ports were received from the or- ganizations in the church. WMS, Mrs. H. Cullingham; WA, Mrs. Roy Fish; Sunday School, Ken- neth Fish. The report of the M and M Fund was given by Mr. Arnold Fish and Mr. Near pre- sented the treasurer's report, all of which were very satisfactory. Mr. W. Sinden and Mr. Near were added to the board of el ders. The minister announced 13 had been recelved into member ship and there had been one death. There were 54 members, 12 of whom were nonresident. The average attendance for 37 ordinary church services was 36. Votes of thanks were tendered variotis officers in the church, in- cluding the organist and choir leader and caretaker. The meeting closed with the benediction by Mr. Stewart. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served by the ladies. A vote of thanks was accorded Mr. and Mrs. Fish for their hos- Dltality. eres Mrs. Ewart Hall attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Nelson, Huntsville, last week. She was ac- ELECTION OF OFFICERS Refreshments THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION OF OAKVILLE AND DISTRICT cordially invites you té hear HON. WELLAND GEMMELL Minister of Mines, Province of Ontario ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, AT 8.30 P.M., AT MASONIC HALL, OAKVILLE EVERYONE WELCOME / companied by her mother, Mrs. George Nelson, and her brother, Mr. Herbert Nelson, Oakville. xr ox Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fish and Mr. and Mrs. H. Cullingham en- tertained several friends at their homes last week at evening par- ties. sssirs sMrs. R. K. Gibson has returned from Toronto where she has been staying with her daughter Mrs. Dorland Haight. Her granddaugh- ter, Miss Ruth Haight, returned with her. BC The members of Sixteen Church W.M.S. and W.A. held a quilting on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George H. King. At noon they enjoyed a pot-luck luncheon. CEE On Tuesday after the Wesley W.M.S. meeting, the members who remained over for the eve- ning meeting, tied a quilt in the meantime, for the supply depart- ment, cern Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Post, Misses Betty and Mary Post were guests. at dinner on' Tuesday evening of Mrs. G. Taylor, Oakville. hn h awn Mrs. Elmer McLean entertain- ed at lunch on Tuesday. Among the guests were Mrs. A. J. Mac- Gowan, Mrs. C. E. DeWitt, Miss Ida Pickering, Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Lean and Masters Peter McLean and Bruce DeWitt. kone wx Mr. and Mrs, Michael Calver- ley, who were recently married and are settling on a farm in the district, were given a presenta- tion at Monday evening's meet- ing of Sniders' Farm Forum, of which Mr. Calverley is a meuber. On behalf of his fellow-members, Gordon Post presented the couple with a handsome floor lamp,.and Arnold Fish read an address. The forum was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Post. Topis of discussion was "What can marketing boards accomplish?" Euchre was played, Mrs. Cliff May winning the ladies' prize and Calvin Bentley the men's prize. Consolation prizes were won by Howard Cullingham and Mrs. Stan Tallman. saan W. H. Ford, who recently un- derwent an operation in Galt hos- pital, has returned home. (Continued from Page 2) meeting to this afternoon (THurs- day). The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. B. Pickard, Mrs. Ellison, president, will be in charge of the meeting, and Mrs. Hunt will be in charge of the program. FE The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bronte Branch of the Can. Le- gion are sponsoring a dance at the Pig and Whistle Inn on Val- entine's day, February 14. Music will be supplied by Walt Alway and his Circle A Ramblers, pro- ceeds of this dance will go to the building fund for the Legion Hall. EE Mr. Cyrus Ribble returned to his home on Sovereign St. from the Oakville Hospital. cso ns Sorry to hear that Mrs. E. Pickard was ill last week. "eas The local association of Girl Guides are sponsoring a cake sale at the Lakeside Marketeria at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, the proceeds of this sale to go to the 1st. Brownie patk. If you're handy with hammer, saw and square you'll find that the remodeling job you've been putting off will cost much less that you expect- ed Don't put it off any longer . . contact us to- day for . . . (J (J yerything in MDD LUMBER = = = = --------F O=--= SO I= re Ee Lt =% MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES INSULATION Es PHONE 76 CHAS. F. DOTY & SON 'DUNDAS STREET NORTH AFTER HOURS: 558-W OR 670 With a record attendance to date, Postville Farm Forum was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fairbarn. Members discussed the topic "What can marketing boards ac- complish?"' A pleasant social hour and euchre followed. Mrs. Lorne Fish won the ladies' prize and Jack Featherstone the prize for men. Next Monday's forum will Foxtrots, Chicken Reels - But No Monkeyshines Obstreperous youths who are tempted to make nuisances of themselves at dances In| Trafal- gar Memorial *Community Hall , be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Featherstone. Mrs. W. E. Dent Ladies' Charles Watt, Mrs. Martin Secord will be well advised not to if they wish to avoid the strong arm of the law. In future, Chief Constable Fred Oliver of the township will be in attendance to discourage any monkeyshines. The chief was instructed to this effect at Monday's meeting of has been elect- Knox Sixteen succeeds Mrs. president of Aid. She reelected vice-president, | Trafalgar Township council. Mrs. C. B. Hopper secretary, and | umiany of the dances do mot Mrs. H. Hopkins treasurer. j mas need supervision," commented Mrs. C. E. Hopper visited her| Reeve Joseph Wickson, "but nlece. at: Tewiton, Nv. lact| there is evidence that reughiplay week, goes: on at some of them." Tonight! TAKE HOME SOME BULK ICE CREAM CARTONS FROM _{ () UP MANY FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM DONNA LER Opposite Century Theatre CANDY AND NUT SHOP Phone 1229-W THE ORKVILLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB ANNOUNCES THE PROGRAMME FOR THE 1951 SEASON er Skating Hours- The Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Arena TUESDAY EVENING: 8.00-9.00 p.m. (Juniors and Seniors) 9.00-11.00 p.m. (Seniors & Qualified Juniors Only) SATURDAY AFTERNOON: 2.00-4.00 p.m. (Juniors and Seniors) SUNDAY AFTERNOON: 2.00-4.00 p.m. (Juniors and Seniors) DANCE LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS GROUP LESSONS -- INDIVIDUAL LESSONS Membership Fees for 1951 Season have been set. at: 5 THE USUAL ANNUAL FEE Senior Members: $7.50 Juhior (under 18 yrs.): $5.00 Family Membership: $17.50 MEMBERSHIP LISTS NOW OPEN Mail this application form together with remittance without delay: Mr. J. D. Ross, 97 Belyea Ave., Oakville JUNIOR | SENIOR Membership (s) in | hereby apply for: tha FAMILY Oakville Figure Skating Club for the 1951 Season Name of Applicant (s) Signature Application for Junior Membership must be signed by [arent or guardian. For further information telephone Mrs. Douglas Howard, Secretary, 12 Allan St. S., Oakville - Telephone 807