o> 4g git P r wai THE HIGHEST award which ean be earned by Girl Guides, the Gold Cord, was presented to Patty Rogers of Summer- side at the annual meeting of

the P.E.I. Council of Girl Guides Saturday by Mrs. F. Walter Hyndman, honorary president of the organization,

x PY Mrs. Hyndman who was also awarded a life membership is shown above presenting Miss Rogers with her award.

P.E.1. Council Of Girl Guides « HonorsMrsF.W. ghia

A life membership in the pro- vincial council of Girl aoe was presented to Mrs. Waite Hyndman, wife of Renae, Governor Hyndman, during the annual meeting of the provincial council Saturday vern- ment House. Mrs. Harry Cud-

more, provincial commissioner presided. Emblematic of “outstanding

service to the Girl Guide move- ment”’, the life membership was presented to Mrs. Hyndman by Miss Mona Wilson, chairman of the awards ‘comm

Another feature was ; the ap- pointment of Mrs. G. M. Avard as the new provincial commis- | sioner, replacing Mrs, Cudmore, who has served in this position | for the past six years.

Also on the executive for | 1962-1963 are Mrs. Hyndman, | honorary president; Mrs. Walter | R. Shaw, and Mrs. Cudmore, oe vice-presidents; Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse, life member; tire W, W. Reid, and Miss Iphigenie Arsenault, deputy provincial commissioners; Mrs, Blanchard Mahon, honorary _ sc- retary; and Mrs. Austin Scales, honorary treasurer.

Mrs. F. G. Osborne cial extensions commissioner, thanked Mrs. Cudmore on be half of the council for the work

MRS. G.M. AVARD awarded in apprectation of work | | ed with the marching of colors.

done for gui

division commissioner, Kin County; So Ak ack Charlottetown, honorary treas-

urer ; Norman 1 Black, Char-

lottetown,

sioner, and Mrs. Charlottetown, chairman of fin- ance committee, letters of com-

she had done since joining the | endation; ai Girl Guide movement. o Brown Owl and Trainer, AWARDS MADE Holy Redeemer Parish, and

Mrs, Walter Smith, Charlotte-

Acknowledgements and awar od > town provincial executive secre-

resented to Mrs. Rupert ta a medals of merit, award- Godfrey, Marshfield, green tionall ‘ood thanks badge; Mrs. Hector for & ae ca

en to the Guide movement.

GUEST SPEAKER The guest speaker at meeting was Mrs. F. M a visitor from the States, who was introduced by Mrs. Neil Matheson, internat- LATE NOTICES ional commissioner. Mrs, Lath- am was thanked by Miss Iphig- (Also see announcements in| onic Arsenault, deputy provin- columns adjoining Classified Ad- | eal commissioner. vertising section.) Mrs, Earl Taylor, provincial | camp commissioner introduced WHITE — At the Prinee| the guides chosen to attend the Edward Island Hospital, April| Doe Lake Camp. They are Sheila 14, 1962 Mrs. Aubrey White, 70 | Bethel, Prince County; Marlene

Jenkins, Marshfield, Mrs. Cecil Stetson, Marshfield, Mrs. Wil- liam Wood, Kinlock, and Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald, blue thanks badge. The badges are

Longworth Avenue in her 80th| year. Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home until Tuesday,

| Hughes, Queens County; Betsy McCormick, Kings County and

Pauline Wood, Lone Guide from then to Zion Church with ser- | | Southport vice commencing at 1.45 p.m. ARE INTRODUCED Interment will take place in| Guides and Rangers travelling the Peoples’ cemetery. outside the province were intro-

STEWART — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Sat- urday, April 14, 1962, W. Allan Stewart in his 91st year. Rest- | ing at the MacLean Funeral}

ome. Funeral Tuesday, Ap- | Will

ril 17, from the Kirk of St. | Mexico are oe erthe, an James, with service commen: | garet Clark, Marjorie Gillan, cing at 2 p.m. Interment in| gy of Charlottetown; Marga ret Peoples cemetery. |Dawn Matheson,

duced by Mrs, Ma’ and are Janet MacFarlane, Sum- a travelling to Denmark; Patri Rogers. mmerside, waveling he the Netherlands.

Attending “ Cabana” in

MUNROE — At the Prince Ed-| Lynne Roach, Souris. will ward Island Hospital, April| >¢ be accompanied by. a rg

15, 1962, Mrs. William Mun-| SY" aie Toe, 9) Edward Street, in her ;

Travelling to Vermont will be 70th year. Resting at the Cat. | Seuy Carel Metheecn, who wil

cliffe Funeral Home from ers te where the funeral will be held | Pe one, of # team of Rang

Tuesday, with service ¢om-| “las Sale Charlottetown, mencing at 3 p.m. Interment | Linda Olscamp, Summerside. Hampshire cemetery. Linda Kines, Slemon Park,

CASEY — At Albany, April 14,| Pegzy McQuaid, Southport will 1962, Erma Joan Casey, dau-| 80 to Button Bay State Park in ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Casey, 398 Willow Avenue,| Another group of 16 lone Summersidé, in her 2ist year. | guides will be travelling te Ver- Forwarded from the Bowness| mont on a camping trip this Funeral Home to her 1ate| Summer under the leadership of residence. Funeral to be held| Mrs. Osborne and accompaied o Tuesday, April 17, to St.| by four leaders.

aul’s Church for Requiem N High Mass at 10 a.m. Inier- ae ee “ng presented 8 ment in the church cemetery. | _ Mts. Hyndma : number of awards. Receiving ARSENAULT — At the Prince| warrants were Mrs. A. Deacon Sun-| new district commissioner Pd day April 15, - ‘Doline| Parkdale, Sherwood, guides; Mary Arsenault, wife of the Mrs. L. Gibson, Miss H. Mac-

late Emmanuel F. Arsenault,| Donald, Mrs. R. Down Miss M % St. Stephen Street, Su m-| Gillan, Mrs. A. Coffin, Mrs. Merside, in her Sist year. Rest-| Oliver Smith, Mrs. F.C. Weir,

ing at the Bowness Funeral| Mrs. D.R. Morrison, Mrs. Mary Home until Tuesday after-| Arsenault. Mrs. William Flavin, noon, then at the home of her| Mrs. A. MacNeil, Mrs brother, Jos P. Arsenault, | Ings, new division commissioner Abram’s Village. Funeral to| Mrs. G. Warner and Mrs held Wednesday, April 18,| Dunn Eg-

to St. James’s Church Receiving traning amps were

Mont Bay, for wiem High| Mrs. J. MacNaughton, Summer- Mass at 9 Fann Interment | side; Mrs. Earl Taylor, Mrs | im the church cemetery | Athol sh

Mrs. y Mrs. L. A. Poole, a Teer | Mahon and Mrs. FG.

|, Charlottetown; Mrs. W. Fudge,|ed by Cpl. J. MacDonald || Souris. Unable to be present | and Cnst. Allan Burchill oy the were Mrs. John Craig, Char-| Borden RCMP detachment and lottetown, er J. Couglin, O’-| Cnst, William Rowan of the ary; E. Hickey and

| Mrs. J. ees Summerside. Receiving their all round cords were Louisa Reddin and Sheila Sheppard of Mt. Stewart. | A Gold Cord was presented to

| Miss Patricia Rogers, Summer- side.

A music training session was held Saturday morning, prior to

meeting of guiders, commis- sioners and local members. Mrs. Arthur Roper, provincial music adviser and Mrs. George Warner, Montague music adviser demonstrated what a great deal could be ac- complished in a short time.

COLOR PARTY The meeting, which was held | at the Charlottetown Hotel, open.

Members of the color party were Earl Taylor, Mrs H.

bearers, and Mrs Edgett and Mrs. Donald Stacenillan, es- | corts.

The training ee was conducted by Miss Mary Don ahoe and it was ennounced that there would be a blue training in the near future under the di- rection of Miss Jill Campbell, diplomaed blue trainer from England, who will arrive in the

province near the last of April. |

wrecked “ond ‘had to be towed

Th The Tagen was investigat- |

association |

sborne, |

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

_Summerside and Prince County Suspended

= Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. April 16, 1962.

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S'side Gi

In Highway Crash

amas BUREAU GUARDIAN

A ane ena blonde Summerside girl, Miss Erma | Casey, daughter of Mr, and | Mrs, Adrian Casey, of 398 Wil. | low ane Summerside, died _almos t instantly after a head- |

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collision on the Trans-Canada | i

| Hishway near Albany on Satur- | day morning.

Miss Casey, who was plan- | ning to be married in the near | | future, was travelling alone to.

wards Borden in a Porsche | sports car, when the accident |

| occurred about one mile east of | |

the Albany turn-off on a straight stretch of highway east of Car- of the

| leton Corner. Time ac. | §

cident was estimated at 9:45.

The slushy remnants of an unseasonable believed

— vehicle, a as Edgar Hi aple Vana. Summersi who suffered minor cuts and bruises but was not injured ent enough to need hospital

both [Pepa particuiarly were badly

Summerside highway traffic met . J. C. Bonnell, of Bedeque, Aloe at the scene with the Bowness ambulance and pro- nounced the girl ore on ar- rival. The rema ‘or- warded by aes to Char. lottetown where an autopsy was to be performed. Coroner Dr. W. E. Callaghan,

worth Bassett,

rl Killed :

|

é a: ERMA CASEY

was called and ordered an in- quest with the following being named to the jury, Wendall Ear! | MacWilliams, foreman; Edgar Robert Williams, Joseph Ells- William Boyko, Garth James Toombs, Waldron Cameron and Joseph | Arnold Murray.

This was the second tragedy in 10 years to strike the Casey | family, as her younger brother, Joseph Ronald, was killed when | struck by a truck on var Street in Summerside on 27, 1952.

The popular Summerside girl |

was a Miss P.E.I. contestant in |

last summer’s lobster carnival and was employed at the local | Household Finance Company of- |

fic

She is survived by both par- ents and the following brothers and_ sisters, Eldon, Nancy, Sandra and Judy.

New Chapter Of Travellers

Here Has Charter Presented

Another stepping stone in the |

advancement and growth of the | Order of United Commercial Travellers took place in the | Charlotttetown Hotel Saturday, April 14 with the presentation of

: ee to the members of the| of Advancement for Retarded |

chapter by Maritime Grand | Counsitioe Willlam Adams, | Campbellton, N.B. The ne

chapter will be known as Chak Shortt.

lottetown Local Branch 859.

commmercial travellers, busin- ess and professional men and is} duly constituted as a fraternal organization. It has been officai- lly accepted by the Association

Children in Canada and the US. as its official sponsor.

peaker William C. Moatieal chief agent for Canada, gave an interesting in-

The order was first establish-| sight into the functions of UCT

ed in 1888 and has grown rapid- ly since with a total of 643 bran- | ches in the US and Canada, the Charlottetown branch being the | newest and latest. The order is comprised

of!

Other distinguished guests | were past grand counsellors phe Savoie, Restigouche, N.B., Charles Thomas, Moncton, N. 3: : Grand Page Robert Leger, Moncton, N.B. and past grand

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James |

at anabiand? | had ‘alvendiy | force, They went to England lat- + er that year and were stationed j picked up the groceries |at Folkestone where they join- FISH & GAME MEETIG Neither the lady, nor her | ed the Royal Air Force. Later

License

SUMMERSIDE — C ha reed| Bi with leaving the scene of an ac- cident, Leonard Gaudet, of Mis-| scene: was fined $20 and costs and automatically lost his H-/ cense during a session of Sum- held Sat-

i

The accused was involved in an accident op April 12, on | Granville St., with Mrs. James Hogan. Damage amounted to less than $100. The vehicle, a Volkswagen, is owned by his father, Cedric Gaudet. | One police official remarked | | later that charges of this type | have doubled in the Summer-| side area since legislation was | passed recently which provided | for cancellation of licenses of persons who are not insured and | become involved in accidents, | A Summerside man, Sheldo Harris, was fined $10 and ae

ABOUT 50 high school grad- ists in that field. Shown here

on a charge of driving without; uates took advantage of a left to right are, Miss Blanche | under o. direction of Mr. due care and attention (speed-| career counselling course held | Hogg, of the Unemployment In- Cannon, Murphy and Miss ing). Police evidence showed| on Saturday afternoon ai the | surance Commission, who is | Blanche pal of the local that he was driving 39 miles per} Elm Street School in Summer- | registering two of the par- National Emplo Service,

hour on Granville Street at} side. They were shown an in- | ticipants, Miss Donna Brad- with most of the counsellors be-

aw, of Summerside who is Men's interested in secretarial work and William Gaudet, of Tig- nish, who expects to study en- gineering.

teresting film on vocational guidance and then divided into groups according to the career in which they were interested and were lectured by special-

Guidance Course.

about four o'clock in the after-| Patina by the Y's

noon, —

peunnenee Jack Kidd, Saint!

The career counsellors who were called upon last Saturday included Floyd Gates, for bank- ing; Mrs. Floyd Gates, nursing; Allison MacLean, Home Economics; Wilson Ross. teach ing; Cpl, Calvin Bungay, RCMP; | J.C. MvKenna, surveying; Mrs. Evelyn MacAlpine, secretarial;

ee for the local en | are senior counsellor, | Baxter. junior se i Oa — | land Taylor; past en nee | lor, Harvey McLeod;

‘Pe sEs 5H a

treasurer, Alex Dia mond: ay-| | Miss Una Gallant, Civil Service: | tinel, Gerald Nantes; | Earl Hickey, accounting and | Lee Toombs; ee go as en in business administration; Erie Kerry; chaplain, nae Smallman | | Tanton, radio technic- executive, | dans; Dr. J. L, Saunders, medi- ald Smith, George ‘Vesey and SUMMERSIDE BUREAU | A. Hillcoat, Moncton, the Mari-| cine; Francis MacNeill, chem- ae Hughes. GUARDIAN | time regional sw isor for| istry; Elmer Murphy, journal- ——L———__,_«01,! @ ‘|"||(> sie eee program, special placements, who allso | ism; ae) hays yg - nmsored by the local branch | spoke briefly. | ing; Alexan amy aw;

GROCERIES 2 he Unemployment Insurance rae Murphy, the local; Miss Gail Hancock, airline mmission, was held Saturday | special placements officer, stat- | stewardess; Keith Pickard,

ARE STOLEN afternoon at the Elm_ Street} ed later that although the num-| architecture; Miss Christine School in Summerside, with | bers in attendance were disap-| MacLeod, lab technician, and

pointing, those present received | Frank Sampson for social work- very valuable ‘an He | ers explained that many more ap- | plied for the program than ac. | tually showed up, with only five} Maritimes it was stated, wii

| Prince County high schools rep-| the first being held in 2 er resented. O'Leary, Miscouche | tetown earlier last w

and Kinkora were not represent-

BY ‘HUSBAND’

A young Charlotetown wo- man found out over the week- end that the old adage “you get what you td for’’ is not always correc |

The a ‘had filled her |

about 50 students in attendance, | |

Earl Cannon, the local man- | ager of the commission outlined | the purposes of the program to | those present and introduced W. | Laehanmerenaneninanimsimenerememadet tT tT)

“This is the second such gram that has been held in One

| Major W. Herbert MacKenzie, Major MacKenzie was born on

grocery order at a loca) | Prince Edward Island, the son

supermarket and on finding |! Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- The number present totalled HOUSE WIRING AND that she was too late to have | Kenzie of Mt. Herbert and later | about 20 per cent of the high REPAIRS

then delivered paid for them | Victoria, B.C, He attended the| school graduates in the county, f AUTOMATIC WASHER &

| Macdonald Consolidated School | and Prince of Wales College. In ert 1909 he went to San Francisco However, she later phoned | where he spent two years and the store and told them that |then moved to Victoria, B.C. Oe Leen NOt MEAVRRGUD, | 5 tote. Seale’ Macitaiele aie and to send the groceries to | 4, late Joe Gorman were the wae bag pope ee first volunteers from _ British erlnn' when (dhe Wax Wad thik | Columbia to train for the air

and told the clerk that her

REFRIGERATOR husband would pick them up. }

into smaller groups according to REPA the vocation in which they were interested, and the career coun- sellors in attendance outlined the advantages and pitfalls of helt prospective professions.

The program was carried out |

136 Prince St

TE ae or ke |

| Storey Electric Ltd. |

husband, who was home at | Major MacKenzie was a flying the time, know the identity of | officer on HMS Eagle until the the calier. | end of The First World War.

Due to the generosity of the | has resided in London, Sogiend firm’s manager, her order since that time was refilled the next morning. | He is surv ived by his daughter | (Esme) Mrs. Brian Connell, | |G ndon, England; two sisters, |

A poser g of the Queens County Branch Py Dik h & Game Association will be held in the Seat room at the Y.M.C.A. Tuesday, April 17th, at 7:30 p.m.

Extra Special Ditcadties - - « will be a color movie (sound) on house training your pet dog. All dog enthusiasts are invited to attend and see

(May) Mrs. H.B. MacLean, Van- this remarkable film.

So B.C. amd (Lillian) Mrs. J.C. Foote, Victoria, B.C.; and “Dies In England |two brothers, Rowan W., Eda- | The death occurred in monton, Alta., and Goldie G., don, England on March 31 a Sydney, Australia. |

Former Resident

Signed: QUEENS COUNTY FISH & GAME.

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