Birkeniree Form Hos Another Lovely Wedding l

A \i~rv piciiv autuitin \\l‘(l ding was held at llii i\'t‘llll‘t‘(’ riartii

.'\orih llllslllti on Saiiiidav. tit tohvi |3ili when llo-\ Allison llalev llllllt‘(l tit iii.'iii‘i.'it_'e lilinor l\étlll(‘l. daiightcr of \lr and \lrs‘ l Roy Woolni-it anti Hui-n ltoval. son of '\1r. and Mrs llarold Hea- loii All-xai.ili'a

The bride's sister. \liss Flora Woolncr plan-it \li-iitli-lssoliiisI

wedding march and accoinpaiiieil Miss '\l2l|"_'.'il‘t‘l \latlicson. the so-. she sang llantit-l‘s' \on Walk during the signing of the register

Given in marriage by her fa _ the bride was loxelv in her lf‘tl:_‘llt porir;iit L'ti\\Il with white (‘hanttllv lace fitted bodice and sabrtna ll(‘('i\llltl‘ and skirt of nylon tricoi titer satin llcr el how length \t‘|l of n_\lon tulle \\ as held in place with a tiara of seed pearls and scnutiis and she car- ried a cascade liotiquet of Aincr- . lcan Reality rows '

Miss \'ornia White sister of the hride was britlcsniaid She wore I waltz length gown of powder

‘blue taltota \\ttli icliet haik pa

\ dress trinimcd with \\ hit e aiiil [I-II.III-Is III ('haI‘|0[[(1[0\an at M

.posed by Rev. Haley‘ and fitting-

MR. ANI) MRS. 0\\'l'J.\' ROYAL BEATON AND A'I"I‘l'}NI)A.\"I‘S

Ilv respomlcd to by the groom l'l‘he groonisntan then read a tele- I grain of congratulations from ‘Hi

and .\lrs Bcrt '\lo1er of Pittsburg. l-‘ollouing the reccpiioii the hap-

coiiple left amid slio\icrs of l'lIlilt‘lll for a short lltint‘_\flll)(itl trip tliriiiigh .\c\\ Briinsutck and

net in matching shade lt lt‘£lllll' Iualmn I_.m_ II,mI_II”m III? hI_Id9 oil a \~ rim-klitie in front and bat-it IWIWII N,“ I,IIII. In I! IIIHIIIIIIKI, "ml mp "lH""S Tl"-‘V mm‘ ”'l' klllll(‘f‘l still. niii.skrai tat-kt-i with \'ct ticaddri-ss and a iioscizai of hI.IgI. III.I.I..,I,I-II.‘ and . I.III.mI_.I. t It k cariiations coiiiplcti-(l hcr OI HIIIMI I.I_\I_~ """°"'bl‘) .\li'. and .\tr« ylcaion \\lll re- l\'r. (lien Hcatoii brother of SIII-I. III I.\I..\IIIIIII-3 It iIpI-9 the ro-~ni was best man LII II I. pIII_vagI-(1 In {;II«IIIInI_v. hut‘ lH‘t' <liI||:ilIll‘l"5 \‘l‘tl‘ll“‘-1 ll‘? The liritle is coiitiuiiiiig to work

bTl‘l9'-* ""'ll“"‘ V ll " ‘ ‘‘ hill“ as teaclier of liaiidicratis with the crepe (ll‘t'.\‘.\ with lace lll\l'l\‘ anti wI,III9II , IIISIIIIIIQ-_ wore a i-orsagc of red roses ’lhc pI.II,r III hI.I- m,II-I-I;II_,9 III9 i,I-II1I:

llIt)lllt‘l' wore 8 her girl rs. rose acce.s'.sories. Ht‘t' i'oi'sa}_’e was I (;_-,II-II]IIIIII‘_g ,.\IrIIIilIeI- :h()\\(‘r Atiicricati Hl‘al|l.\' 1'" 5*’ -‘ Ml" .\\as given her by her frieiids and

(‘liartes Jones was in charge of np|g|][)nu|'\' at \IiI~iiI nustiro and

Etwitll > was giicn a shower b\

tilt‘ EH9“ l""'l< she l'E‘(‘(‘t\l'(l iiianv beatitifiil Elli‘- lllllltP(l|E<llf‘l\ following the ccie- Again follow inil 'l“""‘ md|t'|-'4}-'1‘ nionv a reception was held loifithe friends of Mexandia an

approxiniatelv sixty-liie 1,1ttl'sl\. ‘ Pmtnal Hit’! It! l’U\‘tt-‘ll hall “ll“l"‘ thc ncwt_\ weds were cuciided

The l\I'ld(‘s table was ('t’flll'l'(l

with an artistically dei-oratcd bvst wtslies and became the re- lthree tier wt-(tiling cake t'nt'Il‘t‘lt‘(l l‘IPtf‘lllS Of mall)’ "10"? l0\1‘l." with yellow tulle flankcit with flitti-

tall tapers and low bouquets of‘ l flll\(‘(l autiiinn fl()\\(‘l‘S.

The toast to ttie bride \\ as pio

Al'Gl'STl.\'E (‘0\'f-Z W.l. The annual meeting of tine (‘me \\'l

Dolhousie U. Couple Hove in A Lovely Autumn Wedding

Preshyterianl

St Columba‘.It

Church. Marshticld. was thi-Ia

acene of . autumn wed-I ding wiien Helen Millicent. daugh- ter of Mr and \lrs .Iotin Ntunn. Marshfield. was unitev‘ tn mar- riage to William Allen \lac('an- nell. non of Mr and Mrs. A. H. Mat-Cannell. Charlottetown Rev. L

D I 0 o I §

MR. AND MRS. VVILLIAM MacCANNELL

' cepi ion was

" to M Zr.-ide's table

Abegweit Hotel on \\ciiiii~stl;i_\ 9\'on1n,<_j_()t'tol)(- Jlllllt \\llll lllt‘ '. 3 president in tire t~‘n;ni' \l(‘l‘llllL'.

I0[‘t(’llt‘ll by singing the (hlc follow- ‘ed ti_\ repeatiiig the creed in tin.

son llotl call has responded to by 16 nientheis paying their dues.

The niiiiuics ot the last flltlltlal

and rcgular nicetings wcre re cl anti é<ll\pt‘0\('(l a tow wi-ll chosl ‘en words the president then than- ked the members for their co- operation diiriitg the year The‘ .\’(-'(‘l‘(‘léil’I\' thcn reported that the total l‘(‘('('lpls for tile _\ear aiiioiin- td to $675 47 (“.[)t‘ll(llltll‘£'S li(‘lllRI $27051 leaving a balance of $403.-' 96 on hand ‘

Correspondence was lllt‘ll read and discussed. it was decided to send $500 to a lady home was destroied b_v committees for follows program, l)onald Macl)on- id and .\lrs. llarr_\' .\lact"arlane. Kenneth ('ameron_ Donald \lacl)onald. M r .1. Harry Mac}-‘arlene and .\l rs.

l’l9Xl

Leard. directors, Mrs. Priscilla Macl-‘adven. Mrs \'ernie Weh- ster. Mrs. Donald .\lacDonald Red Cross convener. Mrs. Jos- eph Murphv. buying committee. M lionald \lacl)ona|d and Mrs oy ('utcliffe Mrs. Priscilla Mac- ‘ndyen kindly invited members to er me for the next meet-

I Roll call to be answered by ex- changing Christmas gifts. The meeting then closed by singing The Queen. bunch was then ser- Alexander Murchison as bestman. Ved by the hostess. assisted by M the ushers were James Mao mm? of the members. Donald Long Creek, cousin I "é‘—"‘—‘ the groom. and Roderick Munn. brother of the bride Th IN I The bride's mother chose forl Q mm‘ ‘V m'""" M ‘he II" daIIgIm,r~§ ‘,RIdIIIl I MI._vIChiirchi|l W.M.S. was held in the lace dress with navy and w~tntpICbiirch on Wednesday evening.

(‘lll'R(‘l-‘IILL W.M.8.

accessories She wore a corsngc'November 13, 1957. with the‘ of pale pink carnations members from Zion. Clyde Riv- 1-II, zI.,,,,,,I~. m,,III,I. “-0,, II er and (‘none Covo WMS. as

dusty rose lace dress over satin 3"“-“-‘-_ with navy accessories and a cor-j M9*’l"‘l “P'"'d hi’ "3" '0 “’f“" sage of ‘pink rnaphuds ‘ship, Psalm too verse 2 low- Following the ceremony. I re I - l‘ "“‘"‘l"" "3‘l"‘i ‘“'" "Id In ImI “Iver.-es ofISt. Matthew. chapter 9. when III. IMI. M II" (,IIIm_II Mrs Kitten then lead in served a dFllf‘l0t'l§ turkey dinner pm-"N" l°""w°d by Mm" 27”’

Mr W "33?" W‘ I“;IA.s"i?l’l'l&i..f.?.T."'3f..EirlIi."i§i3."p'3

S. roe-tier wedding csk frllltllted V531,“ I'_:'.I by silver candelabra and iiweci- 1. . . . " . .. .‘ lion God it ( all to Isaiah wait "- read by Mrs. Richard MncPhee. The tout to the bride wu rm» ‘followed by a mm. "This is my polled by Rev. Mr. Mac.\'niiahtonIl'aiher's World". by Mrs Hugh and responded to by the ll'(IifI'l.IM&(‘l)0fIfllfl and Mrs. Garfield Telegrams ol good wishes and Macfadyen Prayers followed by congratulation were read by thellllrs. Watdron MacKinnon. Mrs. pg: mag. Louis Darrach and Run Docher- In“. I lty. Offering was then recei- dxgldualz dedicated by president. The d we ‘"9" but Hvmn 582 was then sung.

‘Roll call was answered by 14 Lfl" 0" ::"'lm"IrI‘I': members with a verse of scrip-

.om.. "om when II" hwy ture containing word Power .

mu muvk ion tor H-iw-x t'.'.'.'.“I'....'I‘..'.' '..'il' .I.’I'"iI.."‘iI....'..".

70' "'lV¢"N *0 "'3' “"0" Minutes of last meeting were I TIM Uflfifi suit. with re“ . .pv"w.d_ “"0.” 5, Inch! iii In and imnnuu-iprayerbyMn.iuii-

were a... Next place of meeting at the

«I the grace of white birch. the sea-

flflmwz

Lena Carolina Mcburs. Women‘: Editor. Pnono SO

?age 8 The Guardian Sat‘. Nov_ 30. 1957 I

HAPPENINGS i

Braiiksoiiie Hall School. tlieIGil tli-nr\ \lrs tfidison Wt -d piini tpal of which is that outsian I .\lr.s \l:ti‘llcll .\lacl)onald. a -1 d ding Canadian .\liss l-,dit M. .\lrs. Walter (loss. I Read. and ilaicrgal School lia\eI _ qIIIIe 3 IIIIIIIi)eI- of lornier pupils l.ad_v lwi-eiisiiiuir iiaiighic in lll lltls iiroiince 'd\\‘ til 8 l”l'llN’|' Rt“ "l'"""‘¥’«""““li 1 Another loronto st-hoo' which in ('.inatla, flew to Toionlt. to perhaps hasn't quite the same speak at the Tail-hers" Association‘

ncr Mic Will be the thud \isi to he ln\ll(‘(l at am ttnie. llcci-ntl_\ Lady 'l'wcedsiiiuir was chosen to mow the Address in the‘ House of (oninion. as a paftiall coniplinient to (‘anada. I

liason here but is nciertliclcss of iiiuch Illll‘l‘t'sl is that of Bishop Istraciian School ' .llIsl at present there are chan- ‘gcs t-it ‘ ‘ which hate a 90 I_\car tanatttan liik \liss (trace Ilflaciiaiigliion has been the princi I Jpal and she is icing \llt'('P(‘(l(‘tl by‘

32'." '1:

Pra'se continiics to \ltti\\(‘l' up

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tivim Joan (itilltllis. H A The lat- on tamirttan wtirano I-ms Mar-‘I ‘ter is a H58 titd (Jul. as was her shall ttecenilx she gave a reci- iiiothi-r and gratitiniothi-r 3 al 3‘ ll‘? Rtlkal l'"¢‘*'-Hal Halli The latter. t-‘lora ( uiniitiii..' he “l1“'ll l"’<“"\"‘l l3"~“l‘3l7l9 "l'lll*I

I-.-IIIII. I, IIIIIIII III mi‘; [hp II;-_-Ir .«I{ cism front more than one nation- ‘(‘oiiii-itct.ition whit it also saw the ill '1¢‘“*iMP(‘r {IIIIIIIIIIIII II{ B I 3 II II p 5II-aI~II;III lauded tier singing of l"alla's .\ev-I school ‘ en Songs. \\llll(‘ another comment-‘

l-‘lora t'itinniing tll.'lt'l'lt‘(l lir 9“ 0" ll?!‘ ""l“i“'« ldtlllllallt‘ 9"’ iAtiaiii Wright ilatcr head of a de- U""l3'“’“ (ll “'0”l-‘ 1" 59"l‘r3l lan‘ lpartment of the i'ai-titty or .\led- 2 hI2hl.\' iiiusicat iihrasinii

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II-IIII.. III 'rI,I-IIIIIIII 1'III.II- dI.IIII_.III. and interpretation in general" A ¢I- i-jIiI,.I wngm IIIIIIIINI }I;II-I-I third fclt she was "on the tlirc.s (iritltth famed a thletc, football hflld ‘ll “ll?” ““”l‘l he 3 Splendid

career" but be|ie\es she couldl "develop more style and vocal expres.sion."

coach and later princ at of Rid le_v (‘o|lege Their daughter has ccrtainlv carried on the teaching

(1 H S S tradition by becoming _ _ I principal of the 5I~lIIIII| l The Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital sponsored its an- ual League of Mercy Tea on Sa-

lncidentallv the former princi- pal \liss \lc.\aughion has a most‘

beautiful .\'i-ottish voice and ac- IIII-dI,I_\- I-,I{I9I~III,IIIII j\;II\-9mb9I- 33, cent which she has most forttin- III III9 P['e_\h\i[(-rlan H311‘ fur; aietv retained tliroiuzlioiii her "I-IIIII _\II~IInI_:_ pr9,Id,.III M IIII.

years at Bishop Straclian school. ["d(il‘|§ Aid. and MN. I\I;.IrI_,IaI-,_.Il lMc.\'eill. R welcomed tbel giiests Yellow ‘mums and tall ta- lpt'l'.\ iiiade an attractive setiingl for the tea hour. Pouring for the-I first hour were Mrs. I-‘. L. ()rr.I president of the Kensuigton Lad-

“(‘aiiaila offers the greatest op portittitlii-s of any l‘UlIllll'_\ totla)' for people who sinccrcl_v want to get ahead, people \\lLll _\outh. vi- got" and intclligence who rcad_\ to work hard and theiiisclu-s "

“if I llflfl a son in the 23-xear age range today i would recom- mend he come to i';inada. be cause ion are got n g to grow l)iirtiig the next 23 _\cars (‘nnaria will eniov the same tncasiire of

I’ apiili

l ll

Mrs W l':l('klll.‘«lLZll.1<llt. Mrs (iil

growth we in the l'nitcd States (‘()n\(‘n(‘l's‘ were \lrs W ., have had in the last 23 _\ears." ten. and Vlrs. Wilfred Leckv. That is a direct qiiotc from Mt‘ lsistcd h\ Mrs 1,(-_.I]II. ‘

Harle_\ ‘\lc.\'aniara. prcsiricnt and and Mrs W. A (‘urrie Tca con-l chief t‘,\t’t'lll|\(‘ officer of \aiioit—‘vciici's were Mrs. W. Strong al Tea of (‘bit-ago .\lr. .\lcT\'ani and Mrs. George llogg Mrs. T.l ara was \p(‘¢'ll\'lnl.l at a l'tinl(‘l‘(‘llt’(‘lll l-I lnnian replenished Mrs. R.

l"(lll‘ll'.V EN‘ Emmi Places man and Miss Millicent Strong l

were in charge of the gift tahlg-_|

(fine particularly‘ I

to give us an account ceptional

Rangers. sailed from Montreal on the Em- ‘press of Britain for the two ov- ~rII_.II. in 'l‘oronto and be beamed his as l Willet was in charge of the lealerseas ramps we had 3 gl"rl°"5 “ag III.III aI III.» surance that (‘anada and the tood'table and servers. Mrs Leroy H0|.l"V9 ‘la-"5 0" ‘he b03l- and ll “'85

‘ Ihard to realize that in another mone week we would be roughing it in

g : -I

WINIFRED ANNE MacMlI.LAN

l\

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. (I,

llslond Girl Tells Of

Camp in Switzerland

fiss Winifred Anne Macniillan to Switzerland went to Bentham

all which is part of London Uni-

Macmillan. has been kind enough V€l‘SltIv'- We had 0t1l.\' 5174 d8.\'S in

of her experience I h i s past summer in Sivitrerland. The fol-

lowing is Winifred Anne's graphic description:

one hundrcdtii anniver-

_ _ isary of the birth of Lord Baden- "’-‘ -""l- 3"“ -‘"5 ‘fill (a”“""’”.'Pow'cll of Gilwcll. the founder of and Mrs lliibcrt .\lcI\eill SPl‘\-Ithp (;II-I (‘,IIId¢5I Is bpjng (-(llgbra. er: for the afternoon were .'\lt‘s.t[9d IiII«nIIgh,,III III‘. “-,,I-Id dIIrIIII: ' “W l- K 7-|€‘ltf|-l~'|.lthis year of t.‘l.'i7. l-‘our World camps. bert (E.-illani. \lrs. Kenneth Grant. England. Switzerland. and (‘ana- .\lrs t'laiide tics. .\trs Bert Hun- do were the outstanding marks ter. and .\lrs. .1. A Brophy. Fooctlof the Centennial year. I

held in the Philippines.

W8?

Al-’most fortunate to be one of the a5.lforty Canadian G Simmms attend the camp

es cho‘ Switzer and. A total of one hundred Guides. (‘ a ct e t s. and Guidcrs

-rII.. iI.I\II.,\ aI III‘ (~II(.II.II_III.. .I.III_ IIMWIS II" II“, m_asI0n were-‘tents in the mountains. The faoil. ‘UNI l‘U|'lltiL‘ ('|iib this Saturday donated bv the Flower ('art. lmps of ‘he shlp proylded amply evening are the following: .\’lr: l ,.t‘I.IIII|IIII¢-d on II“... 9. ml‘ "'9 Sl"-'~l“"-“" “'l‘”“ "I “-"'(‘h

- - - _. a d every passenger. There was.

ELLEN’S DIARY

Days Pass in Their Gracious Succession

joyed by the Maritinicrsi. tra dances. movics. liors'.- racing. bingo ‘better known to the PI lish ‘ games which incliidcrl

it-specially en- as 'hoii.siclioiistc"i_

r . deck tcnnis. and quoits. As a group the Gindcs were tak-

Ien on a‘tour of the whole slllp Ifrom the kitchens to the bridge l'inishcd all in good time. the in its sliiidoiis. its silence and where “° -‘*"“ 3” ll‘? -“f‘(‘l'l||2

year's plowing at Altlcrlca canielpcacc. so much there is to be ‘nd mdal‘ “(lt||l"l|l‘I1l

to an end this afternoon Heneatlitseen _\'ct along the reaches of. O"? "{ ll"‘ llllllllll-‘lll‘ nl lltt‘ sunny skies and pleasant. as it countr_\s'ide. so much of bcaiitvI""’5-W12 “as \iie ulut-lI havlwiied though the (la\ was and charm Items not to be pur-< 513" Will‘ 3 \I'W‘t'Ial dInnci' “dfl“‘l “I'll 8 <'0'>l “ind of sca- chased with any coin of the realml"'°""~ l““‘- l'3ll”""‘ 3"“ ‘lnE|ntZ- son It roughened the treetops - it bought. but given. “'3!” l" ll“‘ 9““"l"l1 ll1¢‘N‘ was a ‘Willi a t-‘allisti touch. it would "ln |.!looni_' tones we need iiiitI""5'""lf‘ ll-'i|‘Hdf‘ “ll?” ll‘? WIS- Stttfl. we knew, along the to] ' . iu-ngcrs' imaginative (‘lh'll‘a(‘l(‘f‘lS~ phone wiics above the roadside. ‘How many things there are to

repeating a ratlter mclanchoI_v rc- jfrain.

I “if onlv the winter would at‘- If'l\P'” a \tsllUr not much taken‘ Iup with the damp atid (‘hlll_\' wca

l\' Here is a thought for you and me air. the sunslune and the sea- All tilarincss. beauty -- these are (‘

w“nflf‘ll Ma<‘l“8d.VU The l0ll0\\- ther which usually precedes tt.lf"’ ~ I ing officers were elected. Presi signed in II; iIIda_\g Our faithful friendships. sympa-I ld""l' M” w°"d"ll ‘“’"'Fad-"""'l Yet how pleasant still the ear '57

Vl" p""‘d'"l- 7"” l‘°”"‘’”‘ (.3 thy paths are beneath ones foot The joys of living —- these are meron. Iecrctary, .\li'S. A l bl" steps and invigorating alter the rec ‘ Ga”d“l- ‘re §l““l9"l‘- A"‘l'l"r-‘- intcr\a| of . the clean. All toitiig scriice. lnvaltv.

Mrs floy (‘inc iffe. \lrs Fred sharp breath of the colder dais ()iir (Gods protection — Ttiese

Now with today's going. w give up another week. having named off the days in their izra-‘ . -cious succession. one by one ti Of things we do not hm‘? '0 hlI.V ‘is trite that this season is not so let .1 stop and think. let’: know beautiful as those of the te eel

are free. The Heart will find more than the eve

_.:v :7 .9.

flowering summery ones. at That things like these are truly same time it has its own fetch-Il rea. ing ac 1-nen_ and also its own‘Ycs. think how very rich are we.

claims to beauty. if they are in When all the belt of things It‘? frr-e"'

clined to be somber. This week, in engaging pnsfor- U"'” M‘‘"‘“’-‘’ “ '“ "'l"‘"Y — als. we saw the herd in its varied I G“°d"l“l“- - - -

tics showed through. A group of ju

(‘RPS picked its fatouriles and the (‘aptain was on hand to ward the prizes.

The l‘:nlpt‘Ps‘.s' t‘lo('kN'l in Liver-I

pool in the late afternoon and we look the night train to London ""9 lltt‘ izronps going to the tw

-ca_mp_s split tip and those going

BARBER or CAREER . IIAIRDRESSER

Learn thi-so

Trades at Trans - Beauty

Industries. Mom-till. N. B.‘

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colors range by day on the fieldsl

and on another farm of the placei the flock of sheep graze content- edly against a sheltering hillsid which dips gently down to millstream. We s l I v e r y shares flash at the plowing. turn-

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in a sight that ever intrigues us. the cattle follow the farmers‘ calls in the evening down to farm-lane to the shelter of the stables. l 0 saw the cozy picture of the l indoors at mealtimes the flrel ;slnging a comfortable tune. and in the evening the light. keeping at ay the dark at the windows and lending its bright blessing to the spread fare. We saw barn- wtndows. and those of the pig- gerles. alight when the chortng lwaii in progress and gave thanks again that after the illness of a- ldults and children. things once 'more had fallen into the nice round we had known. Along the farmlands we w the iiitveredbotes of the maples,

the sunset. . . And the night brlna

GIIGER CRISP

ANOTHER PEEK FREAN WINNERI

Qfooilr

PEEK i=‘i"i’iAii's

1

ing down stubble, and sod. and . . at Alderlea marking afresh the’ ::-n aw"-1:: W9“ 4 C “XL 0 - red of the rootland t "'_",':,'_'I',:'

oau's$0!RCI!S?IIOiM or .

sonat I We saw this week the fog of °"""""‘ damp wreath the hilltops and . oz. CW5 C.” It 700' to t new. of the vat- .-an —— and ctoudletn in a any "an

‘.‘.‘...‘'t.‘ "'“:‘....'“°'.".,...," °' "tr e Wfl I . -- - °---:.::.-:3"-m ISSIIH A daily by members at Chum.-Ill ll. - runs-lane-not one .. 't.'..."'It'.*."-ii’! """'"""' - -ml" sumo. ' "'“‘ “‘.".'.-T’ o ‘ .§_.

ox. which to see all of London and

as our schedule was a

ed We were allowed to off into small groups for sight- seeing and shopping. tours included Buckingham Pala cc. Hyde Park. Westminster Abbe)’. The Parliament Buildings. St. Pauls. and The Tower. to men- tion only a few. On two occasions we saw l.ondon‘s night life. once

crow"- break

D.

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at the

e Ballot

Our only excursion ou side of l,' b[' b, London was to Stratford—Oh-Avonv lg is ‘In’ where we ' guest the Stratford Guides for lunch. We

saw Shnkespcares birthplace and the church where he was buried. la the afternoon the Mayor of Stratford received us all for sf- ternoon tea. ‘The greatest differences that we found in England were the d the cars driving on the left of the streets. The sub- way was really won erful. After a strenuoiis week of sight- ’ g we crosscd the English to h'w'it/ci'- one crowded night on the train. Our first

arnpss of Switzerland was a no- lnorable one with the mountains rising all arou ; the snow-cap ped peaks and waterfalls glisten- ing in the sunlight. We went dir- ectly to Brig. which is in south- ern Switzerland. From here the camp was spread out over a val- ley of twenty miles in nine lev- els. Each level had six to ten units. and each unit ‘van up of a Swiss Guide Company plus three to six Guides from o- ther countries as guests. A little red train ran up the valley four times a day from camp to camp. The Canadian Guides were divid- ed there were four of us in one unit with fifty German speak- ing Swiss Guides.

Approximately seven Guides were in the whole camp. but the only time we were all together was at the Big Rally. Lady Baden-Powell spoke to us at this rally. and there were sev- eral skits in pantominc tbccause of the language bal'l‘l(‘f". and much dancing and singing pre- sented by Guides from different countries.

We were kcpt busy during the entire camp with €X('ul’.s’I0nS. han-

dicrafts.

den. climbed mountains. had ride sk‘ It were inside the

dro plant. We were still in camp on August 1st Switzci'land‘s Na- tional Day. and were privileged

the Swiss Guides. was very hard to lc a v e so many new friends. btit all good things must

time for us to carry on to Parts. We had entered SWllL(‘l'l8l1d by a northern route but left by way

Lake Geneva. We had only

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