Page 12 The Guardian Friday, June 4, 1954
Brownies and Guides Enrolled at s’side
On Tuesday evening in the Sum- merside School Auditorium, moth- ers and friends gathered to witne.-.5 the enrollment. of Brownies and Girl Guides and the presentation of badges by the District Com- missioner, Mrs. T. L. Linkletter. Assisting were Mrs. Ralph Emery. Brown Owl of the tirst Summerside Pack; Mrs. Ferno Rogers. Tawny Owl. Mrs, Charles Linkletter. Guide Captain oi‘ the first company; and Mrs. A. M. Robinson, Lieutenant. As the District Commissioner and Miss Carrie Holman, former Com- ml5.SlO!‘ll‘l‘ nl Lanes, cntered the Hall. the B"t'J\\l‘.lt’S erected them with the Grand lloiil.
The lolloitiiiz ll\F. Tiieenics were enrolled as Broixiiirs. Faye Ram- say, Arriine C:tnicron_ Nancy Boates, Linda Spears and Diane Matthews.
Four Brouiiies i-ecczird Golden Bars. .lo;.;e Rain.» 1., Cull Morri- son, Janet .\iorr.son and Olga Johnstoii.
The following badges were pre- sented: Collectors: Carla Macl(in- non, Elizabeth Holiiiiir. and Marcia Hunter, Miii rel: Jane Graham, Bonnie . an and Roberta Shaw; . Norma l\lacLeod, Bessie Carruthers, Elizalictii Hol- man, .\l:iriorie Linklctter, H6191‘. Johnston and Linn Evans. Housc Orderly: Boiiiiie Mor:-:soii. Jaiic Graham. Ma:_i0:‘.c i.illi{if‘l r, Mar- Cla Hunter, F'ibcr‘.i Sliaii and Helen John:'on; Athlete Jaiic Graham. Bonnie .\ioi':'.<on and
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through Guiding. Thry \\61'E- gt-egt. ed by the Guide Coiiipaiiy singing “Bravo Bi'ai'.s:.i:no." were enrolled
l"1'.'e recruits as Giiicit-s, as fol- xc, Elaine Mac- rison, l\.l.ii‘y Ford MacLcnii. Laundress
Judy Badges were presented to the fol-
lowing Guides. Carol Brooks, Louise RZ1j.'llf‘l'. Margo lViacD0ugall Mary Ann Lidsto , Cf‘t'lli."l Darby, Margaret Collin and Norma Mag. Kiniion; and Cook's Badges were presented to Margo MacDougall_ Mary Ann Lidstonc. Cecilia Darby, Margaret Collin and Norma Mac. Kinnoii
The Gu1d=s l‘0!l(‘i'l-'i-"ti with Taps and the Brownies formed into a f.iir.\' ring to sing their Good Night song.
S'slde Baptist W.M.S.
~—Mrs Jack i\la(‘LE'rvd was re. appointed president of the W M. b_, of the Siimmcrside Baptist Church at the annual meeting in the Hall on Tut-sda,t' (‘\'(‘nll"lg. The
uthei‘ nfllcors \\'l"l'f‘ rilsn reap. Tlointcd: \'ir'c-nit-siriciit. Mrs. .l. l". M.=ic.’\'cill; scci'ctai'y. Mrs. C. B. Jelly Il‘Ci|SUl‘Cl', Mrs. W. E. Ellis.
Members of the Laura Baln Wilmot, Bclmnni and Bcdequc
Missionary Socictics, as well as other missionary organizations of the local church brought greet- ings and annual reports. Mrs. Jack MacLcod presided and Mrs. W. A. Harper was pianist. The opening hymn ".lt"sll.< Shall Reign" was followed by the Invocation and words of wnimmg in the guests by the president Respon- sive reading in Psalm 46 was led by Mrs. J F MacNelll. The theme of the meditation giv:-n by
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llecounts Interesting Visit To California
—'i'he following is I description of a trip to California and other American states taken by Mrs. Morley M. Bell of summeraide, who recently returned to her home:
Mn. Bell who went tocalifornia in company \\llh Mr. and Mrs Silas MacFarlane, had planned when she left to return via San Francisco, Seattle. Victoria and other Canadian cities, but for reasons of health, on the advice of her doctor in California and her nephew Dr. J. Ralph Calder, of the Henry Ford Hospital, Dc- troit. she was regrettably unable to return by the Canadian West route. Returning by Detroit, she was the guest. in that city oi Dr and Mrs. Calder, and had the ad- vire of some of the best doctors on the stall of the Henry Ford Hospital.
Mrs. Bell states that the weather
during their first few weeks in Cniitoinia \\ as rather cool, and more like the rainy season of
March and April, but both she and the M:icFarlane's enjoyed many weeks of delightfully sunny weath- er. While there they stayed at a delightful spot in El1Cll’l0' outside of Los Angeios, Just five miles from Van Nuys. wlicre Mrs. Bells cou- sin, Mr. Rolniid Tliplin and Mrs Tuplin reside. The island visitors were royally entertained by Mr_ and Mrs. Tuplin, and visited many places of interest, including "the Knoll‘: Berry I-‘ni'm," which is i.|I‘fl(lUS tliroiighotit S0ullici'n CRli« lornia, also "the Farmers‘ Market." described as "a town within at town,“ and a place long to be re- membered. and motored through Coldwaier C8l1_\Ol‘| and Beverley Hills. famous for its i1P:lllllilli lioiiie-: 'l‘he\‘ also \lSl?(‘{l Exposit- ‘tin Park, where they stopped to see the famous "Trix" Pits," where the bones of prehistoric animals are to be seen. also the museum connected vtitli the Park. This love- ly 'p:ir's had in gorgeoiis bloom 15.- 000 roses, 145 varieties, a picture loo beautiful to describe.
After a three weeks‘ stop-over in Detroit, Mrs. Bell returned via Montreal spending a few days there before returning to her home iii Summerside.
Mrs. MacLr‘od was found in Nehemiah 13:31. A Life Member- ship Certilicate was presents-rl in Mrs. A. W. Learrl
Miss Louise Callbeck. guest speaker, gave a most. interesting and enlightening address on the verse “Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward," and a talk on the life of Kawagwa. an outstanding Christian leader in Japan. Miss Callbeck also read excerpts from a ‘letter rcccivc-cl from a friend missionary. who visited Japan in 1953 and was warmly welcomed. She was great ly encouraged with the results
'eri everyone for the honor which
during the past few years. Miss Callback rcpcaied The Lord's Prayer in Japanese as well as} singing their National Anthem. A‘ vocal solo "Near to the heart of God" was rendered by Miss Ruth Simmons. The following were ap- pointed as delegates to attend the P.E.l. Baptist Association which meets in Tryon in June. A social
committee comprising Mrs. Ro- bert Palmer, Mrs. Arthur Dunn and Mrs. A. W. Leard was Ip- pointed.
The closing hymn "In Christ there is no cast. nor wt-iii" was followed by the benediction. Re- freshments were served by the
members of the local W.M.s. Miss Phyllis Britten. on behalf of the guests. expressed appreciation for
,l-izilifax. He is also survived by his
a most enjoyable evening.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. Ind Mrs. Major Moose. at. Eleanor! were honored by I group of relatives and friends, at their home. on May 28. The occasion was the 35th wedding anniversary of the couple and also Mrs. Moa.se‘s birthday.
Mr. Reuben Large, Wilmot, act- ed as master of ceremonies for the evening. Mrs. Harold Moase, New Annan, provided the music, the highlight of which was the wedding march which was follow- ed by an address to the couple by Mr. Heath Clark of North Bede- que, On behalf of the group. Mr. Clark congratulated Mr. and Mrs Moase on the occasion of their anniversary. The couple were pre- sented with many beautiful gifts, following which Mr. Moase, on be- half of his wife and liimselt thank-
hnd been bestowed upon them.
After the presentation of the gifts, a toast. was proposed to the couple by Mr. Fred Bingham of Summerside I delightiul lunch was served by Mrs. John Hogg, Mrs Maxwell Robertson. Miss Erma Baker, Mrs. Wyman Clark and Mrs. Roy Rayner. The large wed- ding cake was beautifully decorat- ed and decked with n miniature bride and groom.
Mrs. Mouse tiiee Muriel Goldie Clark» is the daiigliter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Clark. Wilmot. aitd Mr. Moase, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Moase oi Kensington. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Moase lived for a short time in Freetown and New Annan. but later moved to St Elcnnnrs where Mr. Moase has been a prosperous farmer for the last 32 years. —S
Native Islander lllcs In Yarmouth
—Dr. Andrew Willard Taylor. formerly of Freetown and Summer- sidc, practising dentist at Yarmoutli for the past 30 years, passed ii- '.\.iy suddenly al the Yarmouth Hospital on Saturday, May 29. Ad- mitted to the Hospital six days previous after having suffered a coronary thrombosis. He was appar- riitl_v on the way to recovery when he suddenly passed away while talking to his physician, Dr. D. F MacDonald.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from Swecneyks Funeral Home with Rev. J. 1''. Co- wan. pastor of Zion Baptist Church officiating. Interment was in Yar- mouth Mountain Cemetery.
Born in Freetown, P.E.I., 57 years ago he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. (Mar- garet Walkeri Taylor, After spend- ing his early childhood in Sum- morside he moved with his par- enu to Yarinouth County. resto- ing first in Hebron and later in Yarmouth Town.
His first wife was the former Katherine Green of Summerslde and of this union one son survives. Dr. Holden Frederick Taylor of
second wife. Nellie Irene, and one brother, John C. Taylor of East Sandwich, Cape Cod, Mass.
Dr. Taylor was educated at Acn- clln University and took his den- tal course at the University of Toronto. Immediately upon grad- uation he began practising in Yar- mouth.
A pi-omlnent member of Zion Baptist Church he was active in many of its undertakings. He was a member of Scotin Lodge No. Ill AF‘. and AM. I First War Vet- eran and I member of the Yar-
mouth Golf and Cniintry Club.
liowlan Anti Vicinity
Mr .Ind Mi-I. Robert. '1'. Aneu- null. and Henry Gallant motored to Bummerside on buy 25.
Mrs. Elisabeth GIllInt at Pluc- ville, wan the winner at the hand hooked mat which wu lottu-led by the St. Thomas Aqulnu So- ciety on May 25 It the home of Jerome Gallant. Lucky number was 56 and drawn by Angela Richard.
The bingo It the home of Jer- ome Gallant. Howlnn, on May 25 under the auspices of the at. Thomas Aquinas Society wan well attended and I neat sum or money was realized for the funds.
Mrs. Anthony Finnan Ind MrI. Jerry Arsenualt; visited their moth- er in Western Hospital on May 23.
Miss Theresa Gallant was guest at. the home of her grandparents in Woodstock on May 23.
Friends and relative: in Howlln of Mrs. tCapt.l Eli Arsenault wlnh lo coiigi-atulate this grand old lady on her 92nd birthday cale- brated at the home of her dIugh- IE1’, Mrs. Art. Perry It their home in Summerside on May 26.
Mrs. Nellie Arblng recently visited in Coleman where she was guest at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mec- Lood.
The Muse: Revldl and Bessie Raynar of Greerimount were re- cent week-end guest: of their grandpareiits, Mr. and Mrl. Wel- ley Dignau at. Woodstock.
Rev. M. J.'Roone_V. pastor at st. Anthony, went on May 23 to New- ton Cross where he attended the funeral on Monday morning of the late Mrs James McKenna. mother of Fr. Phelan McKeniia. Rev. Rooney conducted the services It the grave.
Hanson Oliver of Alberton, was on a business trip to Howlnn on
May 27. His in.ln_v friends and old iieiglibors in Hoivlan offer con-
gratulations to Mr. John Webb of Woodstock, who recently quietly celebrated his 90th birthday.
Henry A. Gallant of Summer- side was in Howlan recently.
The teacluar and pupils oi How- School observed May 28 as Arbor Day, when they cleaned the school and play-yard.
Friends of Mrs. lant nf Piusvllle. regret to note that she is now a patient It Western Hospital and sincerely wish her a speedy recovery.
Sheila Gallant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant had
James T Gal-
As I member or the Nova sco- tia and Canadian Dental Associa- tion, he had served on their com- mittees at various times.
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naz -iconu nirmciay on any In. On that day aha went. with her pnrenu and brothers, Gary and Louia. on her first trip to char- lotutowu where they visited with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. A. B. Gallant.
Then motored to summereide on Saturdey afternoon. May 29. Mr. and Mn. Gilbert Geudet, Mrs. J. I .ArIenIult Ind Mn. Bruce Carruthere and Mn. aweet.
Guam It. the home or Mr. Ind Mn. rlrmin Perry over the int. week-and in May were Mr. and Mn. Alphon Bernard of char- lottetown. and Mrs. Olclr Perry and Paula of Saint. John. N. 3.
Relldcnta ot Howlm were griev- ed when new or the passing of James Champion of Travellers Raeat wII heard on Saturday night. The Chlmplon family formerly realdecl in Howlnn and made many friends while here. To Mr: Champion and daughter, lym- pathy is extended.
Sympathy from their friends in HOWIIII II being extended to Mrs. Gus Gallant of Charlottetown and all other relatives on the death of Mr. Gallant. in the Charlottetown Hospital. Mrl. Gtlllnt wu I daughter of Mrs. Dominick Anon- Iult and the late Mr. Arsenlult oi I-iowlan.
The second immunization clinic was held in Howlan School on May 31 for the school children and babies, some being innoculnted and vaccinated both.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mac- Quarrie and sons of Wilmot, were in I-lowlan recently.
Peter Davison of Duvar. was in Howlui on May 30 .
Friends of Mrs. Margaret Arsen- nult. are pleased to see her out again after her recent illness.
Congratulations and best wishes are being extended to Miss Emma Gallant of Howlan on her mar- riage on June 19 in Saint John, . 8.
Teacher Wanted
For PORT HILL SCHOOL
Supplement $500.00
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‘$35.00 Per Week . To Start
2 young men ivanterl lmmr-rli- alelv. Must iIfl\'P. high school edu- cation. Neat appearance. Single. 17 to 22 years of age. No expr-ri- ence necessary as complete train- ing program arranged. Must be free to travel and accept perman- ent employment. Apply in person to J. N. Laybolt, llnemploymoiit insurance Commission, Monday 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. No phone call: please.
Plucvillo And Vicinity
-Ml‘l. Frederick Galluit Ind M Robert Forest of JImIciI. Mn Island, New York. Irrlved in Piuavlllo on May 20 to spend some- time with their parents. Mr. Ind Mrl. John P‘. Gallant.
Mr. Ind M:-I. Warbui-ton Murray Ind son Whitney of Piuaville, were recent business vialton to sum- meraide. -
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGregor and family, Mary Clement. June. Robert and Frankie were visiting relatives in Pluavllle on Mly :1.
Friends of Mrs. Joseph L. Ar- seriault. are sorry to learn she had to enter the western Hospital for further treatment. All with her I speedy recovery.
Sunday guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant. were Mr. and Mrs. E. Gallant and children of Fortune Cove, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorloo Gallant Ind Ion Winston and daughter Carmel of Duvar.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcorari
were visiting friends in Roeeville and Brocton recently -33. IT. ANN’! W. I.
The May meeting of St. Ann’: W. I. convened at the home of Mrs. Austin Bolger with an at- tendance of nine members and visitors. Roll call was answered by exchanging flower seed: or
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Committees lot June In as fol- lowl: Ichool. Mlu Mario!!! Will?‘ and Min !'IuItinI Doyle; nick. Mn. hauls Walsh and Min Rita Redmond; program, Mu. Eric Bell Ind Min Mary Doyle; lunch. George Myer: Ind Mu. Eric Be . ‘
Cu. reapondence read included I "thank-you" card and I letter trom Mnyfleld W. 1. concerning
the Dinrtct Convention.
were.-_mIde tor the p ""- woouuu. cum o£.c::?,‘.,°:‘:"
voted to Inlet with th V of the interior of the alcggtiinm‘ Two new memb 1 ' club. Collection aniediintjeodnig 52"" Mn. Alexia Mu h ' an invitation to me: it h::"°}:Ld" for the June meeting when 3:‘ roll call is to be answered 1,‘ iilmng I wild flower. Lunch “ y served and I social hour 13]’ lowed. °‘
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