Page 6 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, Quality & Service Scade's Grocery (Bill Scade) Dundas & Division Sts. R By Bettina Masson Delivery: Phone 505 5 "PORT CREDIT SAILORS AGAIN (CAPTURE B-A RACING TROPHY ly sun-burned noses and a roll Those characters that you see : : Bese days with Dane thei Oakville | vaekt Shundron, Shout town these ders who have just finished a stren- uous weekend of racing. THIS WEEK'S Values cn & HITCHCOX MOTOR SALES COLBORNE AT GEORGE ST. SOUTH PHONES 345-555 THE HOME OF "GOODWILL" USED CARS Remember these are all hand-picked and exceptional buys . . . so don't miss seeing them. 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1947 PONTIAC COACH 1950 OLDSMOBILE 6 SEDAN 1950 PONTIAC COACH All fully reconditioned "GOOD VALUE" USED CARS 1942 CHEVROLET COACH 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1940 CHEVROLET COACH 1938 PONTIAC SEDAN 1936 PONTIAC SEDAN 1939 STUDEBAKER COACH 1938 DODGE SEDAN 1930 MODEL A FORD 1929 MODEL A FORD LOOKING FOR USED TRUCK VALUE? LET US SHOW YoU OUR AMAZING BUYS TRADES ACCEPTED _ IDEAL TERMS AVAILABLE THROUGH GMAC OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9.30 P.M. DROP IN TO-DAY Last Wednesday the Squadron ginning Jim and Nancy Bai took the lead, followed closely by Art and Sadie Hills, who were in turn trailed Al Masson and yours truly. This order was main- tained all the way around the long triangular course. Saturday afternoon was sunny, with gentle swells (you know, the kind that give that whoopsy feeling) on the lake. But the wind, which was light, was boun- cing all over the place. As Doug Armour remarked: "This will be anybody's race." Everyone roared down on the starting line only to stop almost becalmed before they even got over the line. From then on the two races were strictly in slow motion. One Snipe would get a Puff of wind while the others were just drifting. It was more of an endurance test than a s boat race. But as the boats drift- ed gently along side-by-side, it was a good fime to catch up on the local news or even start a bridge game. The result of the first race, or kifging contest, was that Art Hills nosed out Doug Armour by a literal whisker. Frank and Mol- lie Baillie who had been 5th or 6th most of the way around sud- denly found a breeze from no- where and finished third. The second race was the lad- ies race with the gentler sex at the tiller. This race proved to be solely a race between Nancy Bail lie and Lib Armour with their better halves as their crew. Nan- cy led all the way around the course until just after the round- ing of the second buoy. Then from out of the blue Lib found a Stray unemployed breeze and promptly employed it to come home a good first. Ann Pearson was third. Just as that second race was finishing, the first boats of the Port Credit Yacht club crossed their finishing line at Oakville. They had raced up here from their home port in their annual race. All types of sailing craft took part from their little 14 ft. P.C. knockabouts to a 35 ft. Maple Leaf class cruiser. Port Credit Y.C. were to be the guests of the Oakville Yacht Squadron for the weekend, then planned to sail home on Monday after racing all day Sunday against Oakville for the B.A. tro- phy. Port Credit had sailed up two Buffalo Knockabouts which take of three to race; four a crew (Continued on Page 7) FOR... ALL YOUR LUMBER NEEDS --SEE-- CHAS. F. DOTY AND SON Dundas Street North -- Phone 76 The Picture You Have ANTE To See! Whether Your Imagination Be DEAD or ALIVE You Will Thrill To The Trigger Fast Action Of Coming Monday to the Gentury OUTLAW to their walk are the members of August 9, 1951 = TRAFALGAR (enna The TOWNE Coffee Shop rom Page 3) rs. Vicior and sister, M ior La rence, Mr. Lawrence, and Miss Lorna and Harold Lawrence, had been specially invited by the shippers and were also guests. Cn the days you can't dine here pick up our s to take home . . . BOXED Pecialty Mrs. Joseph Ma and Featherstone, Miss Jack Featherstone held their al evening races, | Were guests on Saturday at the : There was a fair wind and some | Meredith-Blackall wedding in FRIE BUTTER CRISP waves for the nine Snipes to| Streetsville. The bride, Miss Te plough. through, Right at tue Blackall, is a granddaughter i CHICKEN AND FRENCH FRIES OR Mr. and Mrs. BE. A. Hopper have returned from a motor - trip to Southern ~~ Pennsylv: where they visited with friends in Lan- caster. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Powell accompanied them. . ex Miss Marilyn Andrew, of Lake- view and Miss Yvonne and Mur- ray McMaster of Cookstown, have returned home after holidaying at the home of their aunt, Mrs. E. A. Fish and Mr. Fish. Mr. David MacDuff visited last week at the home of his aunt, Mrs. W. BE. Dent and Mr. Dent. The members of Munn's Church W.A. catered on Saturday for the ~ reception at Trafalgar Memorial Hall which followed the Smith- THE CANADIAN WAY / 3 Simpson wedding in Oakville. Sn DRESSED CHICKEN Colborne St. near Century Theatre Phone 1821 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnstone and Miss Donna Hopper of Tra- falgar and Miss Summer King of Woodstock, spent the holiday weekend at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Dorland Haight and children, Toronto, are hol- idaying with Mrs. Haight's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith visited recently with members of the Smith connection in Grims- y. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilmour and Mrs. C. Davis and daughter Aldershot, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Post. KIDS CUT UP FOR BIG EX CASH PRIZES Reach for that phone, teen- agers, and date your best danec- ing partner for Saturday night, August 25. That's the big night of the new CNE teen-age dance competition, sponsored by the women's divis- ion, and offering $50 to the young couple scoring top marks for their own version of ball- room dancing, Only amateurs may compete. All contestants will get free tickets to the grounds and the prizes will be presented immed- fately after the dance. Second prize is $40, third $30, and fourth $20. Beginner's Luck With a few timely tips and "assists" from Dad, Junior has just landed his first bass--and it's a whopper! Father-and-son fishing trips like this provide healthy recreation in "the great outdoors", They give Dad and youngster the chance to enjoy each other's company, t00. And i's one of the opportunities everyone can take; to help themselves to Good Health--rhe Canadian Way! Entry forms must be in by Aug. 13, so get your entry blank at once by writing the women's 'Canadian National hibition, Toronto. SEE... 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