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The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority‘s 11 local chapters honored its top bers at its Founder‘s Day dinner held recently. They are: fron Shirley Turnbull (Xi Epsilon Eta), left; and Kathy Reinhart Epsilon); and at back from left, Dorothy Wright (Laureati Alphi Marilyn Chamberland (Preceptor Beta Xi), Lynda Ellison (Xi E Phi), Margaret Laurence (Preceptor Delta Tau), Judy Bo: (Preceptor Alpha Pi), and Jini Henderson (Laureati Beta Tota). / are Bevy McKoen (Xi Alpha Eta), Connie Paton (XI Beta Nu), an{ Merrilees (Eta Iota). Each were given the Order of the Rose. He may not be Robin Hood, but young Robbie Massie is no slouch when it comes to archery as he displayed during the Oakville Parks and Recreation Department‘s Annual Medieval Night on Thursday. Watching the young archer practice his aim in full medieval dress were Rayna Robeige and Christine Ikonikov of the parks and recreation department. (Photo by Peter McCusker) Branch 114, The Royal Canadian Legion, recently presented an $8,000 cheque to the Oakville Trafaigar memoâ€" rial Hospital for the purchase of a Paediatric Nasoâ€"Pharyngoâ€"Laryngoâ€"Fibrescope for the Ear/Nose/Throat Division of the Outâ€"Patient Clinic. This fibrescope will provide examination capabilities for children whose nasal p[passages and throats are too small to accommodate the adultâ€"size scopes. On hand for the presentation were branch members (left to right) Alice Kerr, secretary, first vic eâ€"president Bill Allan, Bill Shields, Carole Thompson, development coordinator at OTMH, Jack Duggan and second vice president Hugh Mclntosh. 10 2163 SIXTH LINE, OAKVILLE PHOTOFfINnIsh 338â€"3820 FILM & CAMERAS pper Middle Road %Dfi% .@[@6 For all your photo finishing needs! j 2163 SIXTH LINE, OAKVILLE 338â€"3820 8 kn «* . uh *# (? "r s3 ; /. % ,, w# uy ‘ i* $ y "*, : & .+ , C * v t 12e +4 ‘ e " w # # ¢ “ t ; Â¥* f < 4 i d # * & 1 6 € M 7 4 k 7 . Ne 3 . P ; £.. " » P C se e .".0 7’ x4 we | 3 1. » l . j ¢ * P M i * % * $ # e 2 * * g # L e R O ....‘ £ h. 4 l/ ,::.."' im & (etPe 9 * € j A Tok > h â€" i\ 9 f 4* ds ... it f Te / e . cSved "laly f $ , f,;. 45 The Oakville Crossing Guards were recently rewarded for their efforts over the past school year with a free luncheon at Verdi‘ Restaurant, 2273 Royal Windsor Drive. The restaurant‘s owner Kurt Hasler, has made the luncheon an annual event to express his appreci ation for the guards efforts and dedication. 64 We " oots # T w & you pg > & a."f 3" es » / * P « yV CA 9/ C ’,5*"' rlg * 28 . ‘= _3. ty 4* IqL i7 "f@ 8 s ui vik*« #4 ame. 7[, @ uk s 4 ( # ( P« en a 4 i , « se ; v ) & J + w 4 ‘«) £ 3 ' § tfi} 2% ‘ . w 6#\ o s . kiz | gcf’. 4 5 § 5 | P & .*% Mikte i £,/ f #, * M t h i .0'.. 7 f Ap f ",,; }» " f . 9% ;/3 i \ i’ * ..'...':0:. $ f e 4 ad h Bj*) / F +9 2 f . 'i # A .o‘.:o.:" A # wiPh ; 4 -:‘ . \ 4 ."':.....:‘l j h a / f « 3 b " h rd ts & ~ 14 " P f oo T " 4 1P The Oakville May Court Club has recently allocated $44,165 to 18 community groups. Key recipients include Halton Cheshire Homes (Carey House), $18,000; FareShare Foodbank, $6,000; and Halton Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE), $3,000. Shown in the presentation are from left, Penny Reeves, May Court pastâ€"president; Len Kay, chairman of the Carey House board of directors; Olive Hughes of FareShare; Staff Sgt Dick Hilton of Halton Regional Police DARE program; and Connie Hampson, May Court president. (Photo by Barrie Erskine)â€" i oc "Tau _ CC T94 _ + ‘7 MA P When it came to Derek Mcllveen‘s 25th anniversary with Toronto Dominion Bank, (he is currently the branch manager of the TD Commercial Banking Centre on Iroquois Shore Road), the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital proved to be the big winner. In honor of his anniversary, the TD Bank head office pledged $10 for every new account opened in his anniversary day. By coincidence 25 new accounts were opened and Mcllveen (left) recently presented the cheque to Carole Thompson, development coordinator at OTMH. fi‘ 4h w W n L H