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hi j ontario wednesday evening sept 4th 1957 second section i w-i- southed ontar ffis r prizewinners im district b legion golf tournament are shown ebewe left to right harv chap- pell georgetown low net gord bulled stamford and team winners c parent j lee c daw arid h daw of harrfilron the tournament was held at the local north hainan gog and country club lqcal men to compete in provincial final red cross awards tofal 182 in swimming iciasses u i a number of the local mem taking part in the recent legion gom tournament at north halton golf and country club are shown here left to right top row lome cross norm marchment earl holmes zone sports officer port credit earl wilcox sootty patterson bonorrc ken- nash gord king alex waldrun port credit harvey garvin and gob collier the georgetown entries finished second and third and will play in the provincial finals in toronto on september 28th heart attack proves fatal for brother of mrs jack hepburn mb and mrs jack hepburn of glen williams and family attended the funeral of her brother william thoraherry of ancaster on thurs day august 13th mr thornberry died very suddenly from a heart attack at his home on monday the 12th of august he was fortyse ven years of aage x projectionist in the century theatre hamilton mr and mrs thornberry have lived there for many years and had recently pur chased a home in ancaster he is survived by his wife and one dau ghter arlene three sisters and two brothers mrs- john hepburn of den williams mrs arthur town- send miss margaret thornberry barry and robert all of hamilton the funeral service was conduc ted at the church of st john the evangelist by the rev gilmcur assisted by the superintendent of the sunday school mr aydt 3r thornberry was a very active wor ker in his church and a member of the senior bible class interment was in woodlawn cemetery efficiency of the swimming clas ses conducted by the lions clnb at the cpmsnunity swimming pool this summer was proven when a to- tal of 182 red cross awards were received this week by local young people f miss jean rogers toronto spent monday in town testing a large number who were aspiring for their varius badges and awards two instructors raul bar her and lynn scott received their senior certificates and bronze medals another instructor joan cummins won her bronze me dal bob bingham also received his senior and bronze medal the swimming classes which en ded with the tests have been un der the supervision of sandra scott miss scott and joan cum mins taught the large beginners class lynn scott the juniors paul barber the intermediates and san dra scott the seniors a total of 462 pupils were enrol led in the various classes successful pupils in the were hall claudia teague linda teague iudty prouse donald collier gor don southen linda foster chris tine earl lee townsend cynthia lambert dennis stief- gerry de boer sharron penny eluabeth hay jennifer sprague sharron puckering elizabeth hansen chris tie hill heather grotty susan col lier anne hidy jane itadjj jan ice chaplin archie marthvlihda zanvbra david lloyd donald 6urt garry armstrong howard walker suzanne kidd cheryll sellmer cav rol stevens mary harlow maureen smith judith mccrea david smah- wood tom copland catherine laird sharon king sheila wallace wendy marks larry stief betty brown ken mackenzie lorraine simms linda leslie donald burke bobby barber gerry derose mary copland jennifer inglis donald maveal hugh brewster angela marsh debbie hyde erika wade lynda hyde carol mcguvray lou- kennedy peggy tvler david ii cox billy eason carolyn wright tests pauline cass linda hill carol mccafron janet armstrong mar urjuucdc ene armstrong bruce forward utoinnbki richard currie john golden lynn wyatt bonny studdart pau hayward richard lenz chris- janice wiluams michael fans leslie donald calder barry mary macmillan virginia allen cock vivian perry georgia brown patricia armstrong sylvia pacha- ann lorraine noble judy calder lock jane copland brenda elliott susan smith patricia bell sharon wayne king philip walker mary both have a bank account- and a purpose far saving you probably have your own equally good masons for sawing there are thousands one way to be sure you will have the money you want when you want it is to make regular depo in yoair bank account it takes wutpnwer sometimes it means doing without things you are tempted to buy but as you adhwnoe steadily toward youf chosen objec you know the satisfying feejiaw tbatcoaues with getting ahead financially voa rabaethat you ate creating a reserve or ready cash that can be a gateway to future s as a bulwark in time of yoa4aaialwaysoountosia bankocouot rib local girl describes experience centenary world guide camp by otwn fiebig for her speech mrs fairclough during this past month caraad- wno officially opened the camp ian girl guides have been playing sa that great things have small hostess to girl guides from ill beginnings and that world peace over the world in one of the lar- j could never be without the indivi- gest girl guide gettogethers in the duai friendships such as would be history of girl guiding a centcti- mad at camp the countess re ar world camp was held at doe marked that through all her trav- lakc north cf huntsville from clling she realized that people of august 8th to ldth the general j a11 nations are alike no matter how different their environment may be as darkness closed in the large ceremonial campire was lit by a canadian guide while a representative of each country pla ced a faggot from her ora coun try on the fire perhaps the most impressive was the faggot from mexico which burst into brilliant flames of red green and white the colours orf their flag a general singsong ended the campire and the guides returned to their re spective quarters with a warm glowing feeling for eleven exciting days these girls did their own cooking over charcoal burners and slept under canvass bach patrol of eight was supplied with two wall tents for slcepng and one fly tent which was a kitchen and was supplied with everything needed such as dishpans pots soapj dish cloths tea towels etc much of the time was free time time which the girls were allowed to spend their own way this was mostly spent trading or just talfcing with girls from overseas though oc casionally time was taken out to write home or to friends but al ways there was something going on movies square dancing sing ing or likewise almost every unit four patrols had the honour of having as their guest for a meal sometime during the camp period either mrs kes- bitt or the countess who preferred to be called paki naturally ev eryone was nervous at the thought of entertaining such an important person but when the time came it was found out that they were warm and friendly just like any other guides saturday august 17th was visi tors day at the camp and everyone then was invited to the giant camp- fire in the evening when every country put on a short performance of one type or another during the day the guests were able to- sec fashion shows and folk danc ing from many countries antt al lowed to see through the whole campsite theme of the camp which was held in commemoration of the founders one hundreds birthday was world friendship the flag raising ceremony on friday august 9th was a solemn thrilling moment never to be for gotten by anyone who witnessed it at a given moment three guides from each of the fortyone coun tries in attendance in full dress uniform broke the flag of their country on saturday august 10th des pite the rain the official opening of the camp was held the only change in plans being that every one was forced to wearnrtncoats with mrs ranjcine nesbitt chief guide commissioner for canada and also camp chief were countess e- bcrnadotte vice president otf the world association of girl guides and girl scouts and ellen l fairclough secretary- of state allen darlcne walker mary jane ward helen vanstege keith al len michael hall dennis wright linda howat bobby graham mar garet parker betty sue johnson sheila roberts dian swindlehurst chris brown rose mary hole chris sargent margaret craw ford terry pelletier pat sargent joanne barber joseph drenters diane foster joan crawford junior janice mino kathlene williams gail pries diane schenk michael cummins chris brown sharon al len pamela clark ingrid lange- beck patsy cock ginny lee carol mccarron anika bouwman peggy martin judy berry diane golden peter wright david lloyd janet dunning nancy korzack jane bradley carroll farnell pam arm- itage joyce rundle ellen biehn terry kennedy bobby graham john knight dawn johnson diane turkington rosemary hole mary evans jacqueline barclay pat hyde gail stigger janet martin darlene ledwidge bobby eason christine mcarthur jill rumham linda cuthbert pat sargent intermediate diane reid katherine hunter m6nty hyde murray marchment robert harris carolyn biehn mary mcciintock garry mccrae mac korxack dan golden dave barrag- er pat barrager wayne terry pamela currie gene roshier ter ry dunning rosedale floral for alu occasions weeding work corsage specialty cut flowers and funeral designs 32aibertjst tr 72952 we wire flovwera ifarean going saturday september 7th to saturday september 14th ind return limit september 16th far tares and train aetvice contact your local agent th 1 chatab talatt toflk commm itt on the sundays of camp per iod the guides were able to attend the church service of their choice and in the evening a guides own was held- in the beautiful outdoor chapel then on the closing night of camp there were very few guides or guiders who didnt bleak the guide law- whiclrstates a guide smiles anrjljjyngs under all difflcul- tiest fisr tears ran freely at the thoughts of leaving all the wonder ful new found friends but the next day everyone departed their own way saying write soon and th be seeiag you at our cabana or chalet next yearn bujli believe that even if every person from this camp eould gather atjtoe ajafa- we could newer relive thoeletejigioirkhisly v bev hyde nursing grad will work in sarni graduation exercises for nurses in training at gwelph general hos pital were held this afternoon in war memorial ball ontario agri cultural college beverly hyde daughter of mr and mrs william hyde queen street was a member of the class guests attending the graduation were mr and mrs wil liam hyde bobby linda and deb bie hyde mrs william hyde jr miss ann hyde miss mania mac kenzie barbara and ivy g iff en hamilton mrs william hyde will accomp any her daughter to the mother and daughter tea on thursday af ternoon mrs william hyde jr mrs e t hyde and mrs gordon hurley will also be guests miss hyde has taken a position on the staff of the sarnia general hospital buy jireston winter iires 60 notice to creditors in the estate of margaret wood ritehie deceased ala persons having claims ag ainst the estate of margaret wood ritchie late of the town of geor getown in the county of halton widow deceased who died on or about the 23rd day of february 1957 are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 13th day of september 1s57 after which date the admin istrators will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims which they shall then have had notice dated at georgetown this 28th day of august 1ss7 helen ritchie and john alex ander ritchie adnutjlitraujti of estate of margaret wood nhair sollcltar ml yov woikv yow tnaed tol lhariey iyyiim