The Guardian. Saturday May 21. 1955 Page 11

all in uniform. Saturday, May 28th The Guides that are taking part the Guides will be out selling in this are asked to meet at Zion raisins for Raisin Day. It is re- Church Hall at 1.30: where they markabie how this Company has will be inspected by the examiners. progressed in such a short time. Mrs. Macbean and Mrs. Myroni and shows the excellent training Bell. before starting out. KTVEII them by Mrs. Ceredine. The following officers were elect-

wsm W t'.i.i"s'i: ii::i2ii.i::fiv'?Ei?i-”f.".?: Another Raisin Day coming along

Mrs. Urban MacQuaid; Set-'y. Mrs. Gum". Au gmd" ud grown.” Don MacMilian: Treasurer. Mabel are urged to look their very best,

Saunders: Phone Com. Brownies. Mrs. Dollar: Guides. Miss Cath-

The graduating class of St. ment exercises on Monday,

C. Baril, Francis Zakem, baurier Richard. Arnold

Dunstan's University which May 23. From left to Hickey

right they are. front row: Marcel

will be holding Commence-

, Charles Roche, Thomas -

Girl Guide News 131' LENNOX ISLAND Mrs. Fred Purser writes tin? the

lat Lennox Island (bmpany has held its first meeting. There was

I good attendance and they really to

got away to a good start. The girls are very enthusiastic and are already working hard. so that they will soon be able to get their uni- forms. Saturday they were pick- ing May flowers and selling them at the general store in Tyne Val- ley. We wish lat Lemiox Island itlllie best of luck and good Guid- g.

131' GEORGETOWN C0.

lst Georgetown Company again reporting big business! A hike is ' J over the T '” week- end:.this is the first outing and an interesting program is planned laying trails, and. practicing semi- phore. Every third Sunday is Church Day for lat Georgetown, they all attend service in a body,

uniforms cleaned and pressed, pins polished and shoes shining, and above all remember the fifth Guide Law, A Guide is Courteous. And Br . remember. nothing can sell a bag of raisins quicker than a big Brownie Smile. All Guides and Brownies are asked to come the Clover Club Friday after- noon, May 27th. after school with your baskets all nicely decorated, and you will be given your tags and the route that you are to sell on.

GUIDEBS CLUB

Thursday night the Guiders Club held their annual meeting at Cen- t al Royalty Hall where they were the guests of the Women's lnstitute of Central Royalty. Several Guides acted as hostesses and were judged by JMrs. Parent for their Hostess

Discussion took place regarding Mrs. Nesbett's visit.

Miss Arsenault announced that the First Class hike will be held Saturday, June 11th. the same route will be followed as last year.

erine Waters. Catering Corn. Mrs. W. W. Reid and Mrs. Brown.

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THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE

In Memoriam

ANGUS MacAl)AM

j On the evening of April 21, 1955. the relatives and friends of Angus M-"cAdam of Bear River, were deeply saddened and greatly slmcked by his sudden passing. He inns in his fifty-fourth year. Although in failing health for nwrc than a year, his death came very unexpectedly. route to Souris for medical treat- incnt when he was stricken with a severe shock and died I few lluurs later at the home of Lazarus Mm-Gaugh. in a a man of genial char- ll'l1' . was noted for his kind and iiarzl-working qualities. and is eer- law in be missed by all who knew him His co-operative spirit and lIlll.'llllP disposition were not to be qlinlled even when he was not inying the hest of health. Hr had always been a devout mnher of the Catholic Church ml was fortified by the last rites

, scones, patterns, straw bolts. 6 98 bh' I fithfl t. . Ill .db bDo d . ' ,

in 'T..IPfIal';;ayl:IlClgl)llnlld. P" of TI” few!” m”!'”'lY m"”"3 "I Bneiiiizlilettey asgiiiii syolns "ii; Ego 0 d ,l, 1, k 9 . Boyd swung ggffgn my in Special Sale Price .. . . I

Ti... pm.” m,mhe,,; 0; "mph, Eimwood Womens Institute was GanaM.- also mme accord.” l' ers O UY OT 86 S 06 S on any 6X- ghoff pun”, slug, grown and

1... (a"'"1 .0 pay mar mm; (,1. held at the home of Mrs. Eugene.

Ito to this esteemed citizen show-

nnrn his family of four. name- .v. lirnan. Allan, Anne and George tuning in age from one to four- Urn years.

llv also leaves to mourn one roiiier. Stephen. two sisters. Min- ir. tMrs. Lorne lhays), Mildred lllrs. Stephen Cook, Hyde Park, less) and another brother. J. D. I whose residence his remains

He was en co

row: Lloyd Gaudet, Thomas Kane, Desmond Gallant, Rt. Rev. J. A. Sullivan, M.A.. Robert Mooney, Thomas Cleary, Joan MacDonald, Claude Patricia McGinn, Gerald Kilbride.

tors predeceased him some years ago.

His funeral. which was largely attended. was held from St. Mar- garet's Church. The funeral Mass and the services at the grave were conducted by Rev. George MacDonald. The hearse driver was Mr. Charles Maccloskey.

Pallbearers were: Messrs. Peter Kelly, Charles Sheehan. Gerard: Maccloskey. Martin MacGaugh, James! MacDonald and Reginald

ste o.

May he rat in peace.

Cards Oi Thanks

The family and relatives of the late Angus MacAdam wish to extend their sincere thanks to all who sent Mass offerings. Mes- sages and Letters of Sympathy. l0 the kind Neighbours and Friends. and to all who assisted them in any way during their recent sad bereavement.

BLMWOOD W. I.

McQuiiisn on May 10th. The meet.- ing opened by singing Institute

members with an exchange of flower slips or seeds. There were nine visitors present. Minutes of last meeting read. approved and signed by the President.

The slek committee reported two treats taken. and thanks received for same. Bills for treat were pre- sented and paid. Mrs. Eugene

estcd until the funeral. Two sis-

A public meeting wil be IIeldinSi'elhs Maris HoN. Rustlco. STANDARD TIME 1"3ok Special 1 2 MM Mt mm and M :4r::;l.-'ly;;eninq. May 23 at 8:30 P. M. This meeting will be ad- cpcy,., '"" ' ""4 ' .i.,.. .. 5 QM. '

Phee program committee for next

McQulllan. and Mrs. John Mac-

Aifred Rossiter, Ernest Larkin; fifth row: Callaghan, Ralph Gaudet, Basil Campbell,

steamer. The Philippine steamer

seven unharmed survivors to Ms-

Rev. R. V. MacKenzie, D.D.,

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meeting.

Some of the Red Cross material was handed in. Correspondence was read consisting of a letter of thanks for sympathy card sent to bereaved family; one from Mary Currie regarding a meeting in New Haven School about District Con- vention: and one on Agriculture.

Mrs. Neil Campbell and Mrs. Stanley Colwill were appointed to attend a meeting in. New Haven. about Convention to be held in Hampshire on May 21th: pantry sale to be held on. Friday, May 13th. at Simpson-Sears.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Hilda Gallant. when roll call will be answered with a joke. Collection was taken up and amounted to 31.30. The program consisted of a turkey contest and was won by Mrs. Wil- fred Campbell. The other, a bean guessing contest. was won by Mrs. Louis Griffin.

The meeting was then adjourned and brought to a close by singing "God Save the Queen." This was

music by Clarence Cnvsnagh, ac- companists for the evening Miss

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brought the dead. injured and

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