Thursday, April 26, 1951 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 3 G.P.T. EUCHRE EVERY FRIDAY 8.15 p.m. sharp 1. 0. 0. F. HALL Everybody Welcome ee --_-- Smooth, Sophisticated wat Nothing sur- passes a gabar- dine suit for year "round food looks and long wear. Select your spring suit BRONTE MISS LESLIE MARTIN PHONE BRONTE 130J The Bronte Home and School As- soclation held their annual election of officers last Thursday evening in the school. Nomination convenor was Mrs. R. A. Hopkins. The follow! ing were elected: President, Wm. Milligan; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Bainbridge; ' 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Burton; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Young; Corresponding Sec- retary, Mrs. Ross; Treasurer, CG. Rayburn, Richard Bilison sang "The Lute Player" by Frances Allister and "Dundee" by J. McGill. He was accompanied by Mrs. L. Wood at the piano. Mrs. Bthel Jennings player two selections on her violin, accom. panied at the piano by Mrs. Pick- from our exciting range of pabardines--ifl fashion-impor- tant pastels, in ever: pn high colours, in sophisticated blacks and browns. Have it perfectly tailored to your own personal measurements and style prelsrency by Tip Top Tailors. We guarantee you'll be satis- fied, or your money refunded. BILL GRAMMELL'S MEN'S SHOP (Established 1920) Colborne: St., Oakville (OPPOSITE LOBLAWS) EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR Tip Top Tailors ard. The Grade 8 pupils present- ed a square dance and the ,Vir- ginia Reel accompanied by Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Horning. A play "Between the Soup and the Sery- was presented by Mrs. bridge, Mrs. Horning and A Millward. or oe ow ow The Local Association of Girl Guides held a card party at the home of Mrs. E. Martin, Nelson a on Tuesday evening' to e funds for the Brownie and Guide troops. EE The W.A. of the Legion held a Home Baking in Feduck and 'Wright's store on Saturday morn- ing. Proceeds went to the Legion Hall Building Fund. aro ox ow Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath and son visited Mrs. McGrath's sis- ter, Mrs. Cliff Graigie on Sunday. ares w or Mr. and Mrs. William Hinton, Kitchener, visited. friends in Bronte last week-end. Fa Due to the rapidly. rising water of the lake several owners of summer cottages on the beach are being forced 'to 'move their cottages to higher land. kw Diane Scarrow, Dunnville, vis- ited friends in Bronte last week- end. xoxox x The W. A. of the Bronte Le- gion are sponsoring a dance at the Pig and Whistle on Wednes- day, May 23, to raise funds for the Legion Hall Building Fund. PE Next Sunday the Oakville High ORATORICAL CONTEST The auditorium of Oakville Trafalgar High School resounded with the rhythms and cadences of youthful oratory Wednesday evening of last week, when the school finals of Oakville Lions! Club oratorical contest were held. David Patrick captured the senior award, first for junior going to Mary Brennan. Others competing were Carol Austin and Allan Simpson, seniors, and Bob Blake and Judy Crawford, juniors. Each speaker delivered a prepared ad- dress and an impromptu talk, a variety of topics being dealt with. The quality of the' performance won expressions of approval from the judges. Mrs. Robert Mason and son Jimmie = visited Mrs. Mason's mother in Toronto last week. The Walton Memorial' Church Sunday School held movie night in the Church last Thursday. School ,Glee Club is presenting a sacred con in Walton Mem- orial Churel PE The Bronte Fire Department was called out on Saturday to the home of Mr. Cliff Reed. The firemen were on the scene for two hours before the grass fire was brought under control. CORNER OF TRAFALGAR FISH ....:. {16¢ (THE OPEN FROM 11 BRONTE FISH AND CHIPS WE. COOK HALIBUT HAMBURGS - AND HOT DOGS MONDAY TO/SUNDAY TRY US AND CHISHOLM STREETS CHIPS 10¢ BEST) A.M. TO 12 P.M. The pictures were shown by the John Deere Co, and the Girl's Sunday school class sang during intermission. A sing-song was also held. wos owe ow The Men's Quartette of Walton Memorial Church attended the 'Women's Missionary Society Ha- milton Conference Branch which was held Wednesday afternoon in Oakville. 4 2 ow Mr. Bert Lowe slipped and cracked several ribs last week. PR Miss Ethel Haywood entertaln- ed several of her friends at the Pig and Whistle Inn on the oc- casion of her birthday last Sat- urday. «xox ow Mr. W. L. MacDonald's sister from Hamilton visited him last week-end. or ox oa ow Mrs. Toomer's sister Margaret, a former resident of Bronte, vis- ited her last week. - x x The Bronte Community Club held their weekly Euchre Mon- day evening in the Community Hall Winners were: Ladies: 1st--Mrs. Brewster, 2nd -- Mrs Turner; Men: Ist--Mrs. Grief; ond -- Mr. Babcock. Travelling Prizes: Mrs. Rose, MacDonald and Mrs. Thelma Bilott. Mrs. Shirley Lewis won the lucky draw. Chairman of the program was A. BE. Wilcox, 'chairman of the special events committee of Oak- ville Lions Club, who presented each contestant with a cash prize. President Sydney Fearman was also Sn and addressed the gatheri: David Patrick and Carol Austin will compete in the Lions' zone finals at Brampton on May 7th. Mary Brennan, winner of the junior award, will not take part, as the finals are for seniors only. The winner of the zone competi: tion will be eligible to compete the Canadian National Bxhi- bition next autumn. model glove from Trapper Model Reach 39T ... Bat, Louisville Slugger "Babe ment.. We feature: 5 Thomas St. N THE BASEBALL SEASON FOR OUR LOCAL PEE-WEE AND BANTAM GROUPS STARTS NEXT WEEK. 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