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Page 2 Young Voyageur Travel Program (cont'd) viewpoints, with other students, discuss different ideas and plans for the future. The program is made possible by the co-operative effort of the Federal Govt., the 10 Provincial Govts. and two territorial administrations. It requires the active cooperation of host communities, host families, escorts and the young voyageurs themselves. From June 30 to July 14 Audrey will be billeted with a family in Coquitlam, B.C. which is a town about 20 miles from Vancouver. Congratulations to Miss Audrey Powless on having earned this selective honour and we have entire confidence that she will measure up to all that is required of her. Ladies - Do you need extra money? Why not try "Tri-Chem". Earn while you learn to be a liquid embroidery instructor. Phone or write to Mrs. Dorothy Smith, R.R. 2 Scotland, Ont. Phone 446-2759. Rolling Car Kills Pedestrian Ervin Maracle, 49, of Buffalo and the Six Nations Reserve, was killed when he was struck by a car Sunday morning, while he was carrying a pail of water to his home along the Indian townline. The car, driven by John Johnson, 20, of R. R. l Wilsonville, went out of control, rolled over and struck Maracle as he walked along the road. Johnson, owner of the car, is charged with dangerous driving. Obituaries Maracle - Suddenly on Sunday, June 2, in Brant County, Ervin M. Maracle of Buffalo N.Y. and formerly of R. 1 Scotland, in his 50th year; husband of Reta Fraser; dear father of Ronald, Wayne, Dane, Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Mrs. Robert (Donna) Hill, April, all of Buffalo N.Y. and Barbara of Kitchener, Ontario; beloved son of Mrs. Lucy Maracle R.R. l, Scotland. Rested at Styres Funeral Home until 6 P.M. Tuesday evening then to the home of Mrs. Lucy Maracle R.R. l Scotland. Interment in Plymouth Brethren Cemetery Wednesday 2 p.m. Rev. Dan Butler officiated. Hill - Suddenly, in Chicago Ill., on Saturday, June 1, 1968, Reuben Ross Hill, formerly of the Six Nations Reserve, in his 49th year; beloved son of Mrs. Birdie Hill, R. 6 Hagersville and the late Authemer Hill; dear brother of Harlow, at home. Rested at Styres Funeral Home, Ohsweken from Monday evening until Tuesday 1:30 p.m., then to Plymouth Brethren Hall for service at 2 p.m. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Rev. T. Morikawa officiated. Crawford - Suddenly, in Detroit, Mich. Harvey Crawford, formerly of R.R. 2, Ohsweken, in his 57th year; son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Crawford; dear brother of Ralph and Allan, R.R. 2, Ohsweken; Mrs. Hilda Arnold, Detroit, Mich. Funeral service was held Monday 2 p.m. in Christ Church Anglican, Six Nations Reservation. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Rev. K. Hansen officiated. Hill - An autopsy conducted on the body of Clifford David Hill, 46, of R. R. 1, Wilsonville, Wednesday May 29th, indicated that he died as the result of natural causes - a perforated stomach ulcer. Mr. Hill received injuries in a two-vehicle, head-on crash on a township road near Oakland, on the previous Monday. He was treated at the Brantford General Hospital, along with two other occupants of the car and released. He died Wednesday morning. He leaves his wife, Joyce Fraser, and a daughter, Carol; parents Mr. & Mrs. David Hill, Hagersville. The funeral was on Friday, May 31, with interment in Hagersville cemetery. Sports Events Congratulations to the over-all winners of the Six Nations sports events on Saturday afternoon, June 1st. Girls 16 and over - Valerie Johnathan Boys 16 and over - Kenneth Johnathan Girls 13 to 15 - Kathy Porter Doys 13 to 15 - David Davey Girls 10 to 12 - Michelle Wright Boys 10 to 12 - Mike Hill - John Montour tied Girls 6 to 9 - Janet Smith Boys 6 to 9 - Richard Davey.