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Page 10 " THE NEWS knelt on the compass, bolizing the guide to all RUMMA SALE ie ° p symbolizi oa travellers, then receiving her First Class badge, she SATURDAY - ¥:00 A.M. =- 12:00 noon | in turn lit her candle, placing it in the third row PLACE - BASEMENT COMMUNITY On an outstretched clothesline held by Guides Pat Downey and Karen Moore, Bonnie Hamilton pinned replicas of her badges which earned for her the Gold Cord. Lt. Chapman listed the Cook, Child Care, Needlewoman, Laundress, Hostess, Home Maker which earned the Little House emblem. To get her All-round Cord, Bonnie had to qualify for five badges, First Aid, Swimmer, Pioneer, Toy Make and Thrift. In addition she earned her Hiker, Wood- man, Writer, Home Nurse, Athlete, Camper, Con- servation and Tracker to receive the Wood craft Emblem. Invited by Capt. Downey, Mrs. Hamilton joined the Guiders, and placed the Gold Cord on her daughter's uniform. Bonnie lit the last of the candles a gold one, and placed it in the highest and last tier of the achievement stand. A salute from the Brownies was given by Brownies Ann Boudreau, Sharon Desrosier and Colleen Vali- quette. On behalf of the Girl Guide Association Mrs. Mikus, Chairman presented Bonnie with a gift, | and the program closed with evensong and taps. The evening continued with a Tea when Mrs. H. Brooks and Mrs. A. Farrow poured and msmbers of the Guide Association served the Guiders and guests. Visiting Guiders included Mrs. D. Earle, North Shore District Commissioner and Mrs. S. Baxter, Area Camp Advisor, both of Marathon. Rummage will be picked up Friday morning at 10 o'clock. If you have not been contacted please phone 3870. BONNIE HAMILTON AWARDED (Cont'd from Pg. 1) With the commentary by Lt. Chapman, an enrolment ceremony was held, enrolling Rachel St. Louis. While the Guide lasw and promises were being repeated, Rachel received a candle to be lit by Bonnie, then placed it in the first tier of the stand. Two Guides to earn their Second Class advanced forward up the rungs of the ladder, symbolized by pairs of Girl Guides holding a ribbon as a rung. Guides Clare Belliveau and Katharine Smith were awarded their Second Class badges by Capt. Downey, then having their candles lit by Bonnie, stood them in the second row of the stand. Guide Karen Moore OAT ) ol) we have to interrupt your electrical service FINAL RESULTS LADIES 5 PIN BOWLING final results of the Ladies 5 Pin League is as follows:= Ist - Twisters, Capt. E. Bedard; 2nd - Strikers, Capt. E. Boutilier; 3rd - Good Gals, Capt. M. Edmonds; 4th - Hits & Misses, Capt. E. McMil- lan; 5th - Bedrocks, Capt. H. Delong; 6th - Hope- fuls, Capt. P. Kelty. Leauge winners are the Twisters & Capt. E. Bedara with team members - A. Fraser, J. Hall, 1. Reynolds P. Woods, D. Billings. The Roll-offs are as follows: Hopefuls - Capt. P. Kelty and team members are: E. Connors, R. Gombola, G. Heenan, F. Knight and |. Pattison. Team records := Hi game scratch - Twisters 1027 & high game w/hop- Strikers - 1217, hi-triple scratch - Twisters - 2778, hi-triple w/hpp- Strikers - 3247 and individual records - hi single scratch - D. Billings - 321. Hi-Single w/*cp - L. Hopper 384. Hi-Triple scratch - D. Billings - 726. Hi-Triple w/hcp - M. Edmonds - 903. Hi-average ¢ D. Billings - 186. : We don't want to keep you in the dark and we regret the inconven- ience, but...so that}we can work safely on the electficity suppl f system in your area it will i necessary to interrypt service/on: | Persons involved:= Rossport, ee Be Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Gurney, Pays Plat and Jackfish Lake. pe RO" This work will help us to maintain a high standard of service in sup- plying the expanding electrical needs of our customers. Please bear with us. CARD OF THANKS - | wuld like to thanks everyone who seed cards, flowers,/gifts or helped in anyway during my recent stay ip the General Hospital. Your kindness will always bé remembered. Helen Matuszak NOTICE - The Schrefber Figure Skating Club would like all club costumed returned to Mrs. Mary Lang by Saturday, May 30th/ All outstanding accounts must be settled by May 3/st to enable completion of yearl books. If this means YOU do it today. - (S.F.S.C} sit | by " TERRACE BAY ad + , HYDRO UTILITY J ( _ Telephone 825-3315 YU OO COGEC PT FTOU OTOH EP, IS I I