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Page 6 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, May 11, 1950 Potential Indian braves and maidens, who have been looking forward to another taste of wig- wam village life this summer, whooped full many an unwar- like. whoop this week when it was announced that Camp Mic- Oak-Mac will again be a hive of outdoor activity commencing July 10, Camp Mic-Oak-Mac, of course, is the recreation com- mission's highly successful ex- periment in day camping that kept scores of the town's small fry busy during last summer's warm week days. Red Cross swimming classes will also be a going concern again before many weeks roll by. A brochure released yesterday by director Ted Kennedy reveals that the site--just under the Mother's Day May 14th Let us help you with your gift problems! The GOLDEN HOUR Bookshop 58 Colborne St. Phone 668 Queen Elizabeth Way bridge the west 'bank of the creek--mwill be the same this holiday season. Camp sessions will start at 9 am, from Monday to Friday, will end at 4.30 p.m. Boys and girls from 7 to 14 years of age are eligible to atfend. Three camp periods have been 'desig- nated to facilitate enrolling as many youngsters as possible. In co-operation with the Hal- ton health unit, a free medical check up of every child planning to attend will be made. A fee of $1 per week has been levied, this nominal sum to be the parent's share of providing milk and craft materials, Ap- plication forms have been. dis- tributed in the schools, and fur- ther information may be obtain- ed by contacting Mr. Kennedy at Victoria hall, phone 1589. las for camp supervisors already under way, and Ted expects to have no less than 35 qualified and willing assistants when the program gets under way. CT. Beughrer Dies Succumbing to an' attack of coronary thrombosis, Cecil Todd Boughner died suddenly at his home, 66 Park Ave, on Satur- day. He was 52 years of age, A native of St. Thomas, Ont. Mr. Boughner was supervisor of merchandising of the Toronto office of the Income Tax depart- ment. He was formerly a certi- fied public accountant with P. S. Ross & Son, Toronto, In the fi great war he served as a pilot officer. He had lived in Oakville for a year and a half. Mr. Boughner was a director of Oak- ville Golf Club, and attended St. Jude's Church. Besides his widow, the formen Dorothy Sloggett, Mr. Boughner leaves a brother, Roy Boughner, and two nieces, Miss Katharine Boughner and Mrs. D, Bertal, all of Kitchener; The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the funeral chapel of S. S. Russell and Sons to St. Jude's Cemetery. Rev. F. C. Jackson conducted the services. played in our Above all, we pounding your @® If there's a single word to de. scribe the faithful letter-carrier, it is Reliable. We, t00, like that good old word. It is featured on an emblem dis- Prescription Department. seek to render a Reliable service. May we have the privilege of com- doctor's next prescription? RUSSELL DRUG CO. Phone 47 Oakville Cement Block Drive Ends This Saturday Boys and girls have more days in which to sell 300 blocks for the shelter. This means we must sell 100 blocks a day in order to reach our ob- jective of 1,586 blocks. ¥ All booklets must be in in time for the draw on Saturday. Get them ready, and bring them in to the Journal office or to Mrs. Ray Manbert's home on William St. Put them in an en- velope with your name on it. Don't forget to be on hand behind Lusk hall on Saturday afternoon. The show 2 o'clock, and youll details in a story yowll sce on Page 1 of this issue. By Mrs. J. F. Graydon The two Guides who played Good Samaritans to the injured skunk were commended for their act of kindness on a recent ra- dio program, and a letter of con- gratulation was received from a gentleman in Toronto, Captain Hilda McKinley, Cap- tain Eve Armour and Lieut. Kay Taylor were in charge of the week-end camp at Samac, near Oshawa when seventeen Guides enjoyed some deluxe camping and managed to cram in a lot of work toward First Class tests, From First Guide Company there were Sunny Ancevich, Car- ole Broadbent, Barbara Black, Lucy and Sheila Withnall. Bar- bara Ashbridge, Elizabeth Forth, Maxine MacArthur, Elaine Rowe, Muriel Bovair and Gail Edwards went from Second Company, and Guides from Third Company were Ruth McCausland, Eliza- beth Black, Diane Miles and Eleanor Inkster. Elizabeth For- th's birthday was celebrated at camp on Sunday with cake and candles and presents. The girls journeyed to Oshawa by car on Friday afternoon and returned Sunday evening. Betty Simms is a new recruit in Second Guide Company which will gain two more members at this week's Flying-Up ceremony Miss Armitage, & veteran Guide and Brownie trainer from Dorset, England, conducted the training course at the Area Council at Norval on May 1st which ten Ounkville Guiders at- tended. All parents and friends of Guides and Brownies are cor- dially invited to attend the Tea and sale of Home Baking at Lusk Hall on Friday afternoon. May 12th. three | « early for the pet show to be held | begins at |, find more | ommission Plans For Torrid Days Ahead|Music Gritic To Address Arts & Crafts Miss Jean MacMillan, head librarian of the University of Toronto and a sister of Sir Ern- est MacMillan, the well-known orchestra condiictor, will be the speaker at the May meeting of Oakville Arts and Crafts at The Barn, Front = Stre Tuesday evening, May 16. 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