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Our Beltane table top adornment cut from study card stock.
May Day, also called Beltane, is an ancient Scottish Gaelic spring celebration. It marks the mid point in the sun's journey from Spring Equinox to Summer Solstice. It is the time when we travel from winter into the fullness of spring. This is when we sew our crops and pray for a good harvest come fall.
The date for the holiday varies from May 1st, to the full moon falling nearest to the 1st of May, which is called Lunar Beltane. Traditions from Beltane include dancing around the May Pole (which was often made from the past year's Winter Solstice tree) and wreaths of flowers adorning one's hair.
Bonfires are often lit at this festival and jumping over them is a cleansing ritual for the upcoming year. Beltane is also when the veil between the world of the faeries and our world is at it's thinnest so this is a time for faerie sightings, faeries hunts, and other such merriment.
A somewhat cross or puzzled Avington stands near our blooming onion patch.
For those of us who live close to the land we are seeing the return of some of our crops and we are planting others, watching the nightly freeze reports to see when we may finally put our starts into the ground.
The children's chalk art on one of our gates.
Much outside decoration takes place this year. Bright colors, paints, ribbons and flowers all mark the return of bright blue skies after winter's long greyness.
The Faerie Queen
Some ideas for celebrating Beltane include:
- A trip to your local plant shop to purchases starts for the new year
- Saying a blessing over your starts or over your garden space. Thanking our Heavenly Father for His blessings and asking for an abundant year.
- Tying ribbon, buttons, and other pretty things to trees and bushes in hopes of attracting faeries.
- Building faerie homes in your garden from sticks, rocks, mud etc.
- Erecting a May Pole, here's how.
- Making a flower garland, here's how.
- Attending your local Farmer's Market which usually hosts it's opening day around the first of May
- Having a family camp out in your backyard with a camp fire if possible and a greeting of the rising sun in the morning.
- Reading or reciting this Christian liturgy for Beltane.
- Reading Genesis and discussing how God created all the plants and fruit trees.
Dancing the May Pole
Relevant Scriptures for Beltane:
Isaiah 61:11 For as the earth bringeth forth her bud, and as the garden causeth the things that are sown in it to spring forth; so the Lord God will cause righteousness and praise to spring forth before all the nations.
Isaiah 60:21 Thy people also shall be all righteous: they shall inherit the land for ever, the branch of my planting, the work of my hands, that I may be glorified.
Matthew 15: 12-13 Then came his disciples, and said unto him, Knowest thou that the Pharisees were offended, after they heard this saying? But he answered and said, Every plant, which my heavenly Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up.
This Beltane article is cross posted on my personal blog, A Wise and Glorious Purpose.

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Historical Timeline
The Social Science Research Council (SSRC) has been in operation for more than ninety years. We present this timeline of organizational achievements and other highlights during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. For more detailed accounts of the SSRC's history, see our one-page history of the SSRC and Social Science Research Council, 1923–1998. The SSRC's records are stored in the Rockefeller Archive Center, Sleepy Hollow, New York.
SSRC: 90 Years of Impact
Early History
1923: Led by American Political Science Association president Charles E. Merriam, the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) holds its inaugural meeting.
1924: The SSRC begins planning its first committees to study such topics as Interracial Relations, Scientific Aspects of Human Migration, and the Eighteenth Amendment.
1928: The Advisory Committee on Business Research, whose members include New York State Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, is founded, signaling the Council's commitment to research on business practices, ethics, and industry relations.
1935: The SSRC establishes the Washington, DC–based Committee on Social Security. Its research is critical to the creation of the U.S. Social Security system.
1936: Ralph Bunche, Margaret Mead, and Grayson Kirk are among a cohort of scholars receiving fellowship support from the SSRC.
1937: The SSRC commissions 13 research memoranda to record and analyze the influence of the Great Depression on American society. Topics include crime, education, the family, internal migration, minorities, religion, consumption, health, and social work.
1942: With the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) and the National Research Council, the SSRC establishes the Committee on Latin American Studies. One of several new committees founded with the ACLS, it marks the beginning of the Council's work focused on developing US expertise on world regions.
1945: George Gallup, Elmo Roper, and Frank Stanton are founding members of the Committee on Measurement of Opinion, Attitudes, and Consumer Wants, which examines problems of sampling, of biases introduced by interviewers, and of the use of panels of responses in repetitive surveys.
Post–World War II
1947: Robert B. Hall publishes his influential Area Studies: With Special Reference to Their Implications for Research in the Social Sciences, sponsored by the SSRC's Exploratory Committee on World Area Research. It warns of scholarly ignorance about many areas of the world and recommends a sweeping educational initiative. Within two years, committees on Slavic and East European Studies and Southern Asia are established.
1947: The SSRC publishes The Reduction of Intergroup Tensions: A Survey of Research on Problems of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Group Relations.
1949: Future Nobel Prize winner Simon Kuznets chairs the SSRC's Committee on Economic Growth, which for two decades shaped basic theory and quantitative research methods in economics. Over the next few decades, future Nobel laureates in economics would participate in the Council's work in this area: Herbert Simon, Lawrence Klein, James Tobin, George Stigler, Franco Modigliani, and George Akerlof. Much more recently, Paul Krugman was involved in developing our work on the privatization of risk.
1954: The SSRC establishes the Committee on Comparative Politics, chaired by Gabriel Almond. It sponsors pioneering work in the area of modernization and development in the wake of decolonization.
1956: The SSRC creates the Committee on National Security Policy Research; members include Henry Kissinger. Subsequent Council programs covering international affairs topics attract the participation of other prominent foreign policy figures and commentators including John Lewis Gaddis, Zbigniew Brzezinski, McGeorge Bundy, Robert Keohane, William Pfaff, Condoleezza Rice, and George Shultz.
1959: The SSRC, with the ACLS, forms committees on Contemporary China, the Near and Middle East, and African Studies.
1961: Responding to breakthroughs in scientific research, the SSRC founds a committee on Genetics and Behavior.
1963: The SSRC establishes the Committee on Sociolinguistics, which brings together specialists in linguistics, sociology, and anthropology to study the interaction of languages and societies. This eventually leads to the creation of the field of sociolinguistics.
1968: To improve scholarly relations with the Soviet Union, SSRC and ACLS jointly form the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX). Following the sweeping changes some thirty years later, IREX established itself as an independent organization.
1968: Double-digit increases in global trade and advances in macroeconomic modeling influence the Committee on Economic Stability and Growth's decision to launch Project LINK, a cooperative, international research activity aimed at understanding the economic relationships that bind countries into a global economy.
1972: Ping pong diplomacy and the U.S.-China agreement to develop mutually beneficial contacts lead the SSRC, ACLS, and National Academy of Sciences to found the Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China, which becomes the leading U.S. structure for educational exchange with the PRC.
1972: As a result of U.S. government interest in addressing social problems that go beyond economic considerations, a social indicators movement emerges, and the SSRC opens a Washington office for its newly created Center for Coordination of Research on Social Indicators. For the next 11 years, the SSRC works with researchers and government agencies to lay a scientific foundation for research on social indicators and to bring this research into the social sciences.
1975: The SSRC launches inquiries into the learning process and giftedness. It recruits leading researchers such as Howard Gardner to help shape this work.
1976: Seeking to expand the study of child development, the SSRC convenes a committee on Social and Affective Development during Childhood. Related research is conducted by the Committee on Biosocial Perspectives on Parent Behavior and Offspring Development.
1983: The Indochina Studies Program begins to lay the groundwork for future scholarly communications with Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. The initiative reflects the SSRC's longstanding ability to develop programs in regions that have difficult political relations with the United States. The SSRC would later initiate programs with Cuban and Iranian social scientists. Its programs on Cuba and Vietnam remain active today.
1985: The SSRC founds the Committee on International Peace and Security and extends the concept of security beyond military and technology issues to include nationalism and ethnic conflict, international ethics, the environment, and sustainable development. It also encourages collaboration among anthropologists, psychologists, and physicists.
1988: William Julius Wilson and Marta Tienda are named to the SSRC's newly established Committee on Research on the Urban Underclass, whose seminars attract participants from federal agencies and congressional committees.
1989: The SSRC-Mellon Minority Fellowship Program is announced with the goals of increasing the number of African Americans, Latinos/as, and Native Americans in core fields within the arts and sciences and of diversifying the faculties at colleges and universities.
Post–Cold War
1991: The SSRC establishes the Abe Fellowship Program, and an office in Tokyo, to provide fellowships to U.S. and Japanese researchers to study emerging global issues, problems in advanced industrial societies, and U.S.-Japan relations.
1994: The SSRC forms the Committee on International Migration, which sponsors, among many publications, the award-winning Handbook of International Migration: An American Experience.
1996: An integrating global economy and more fluid, complex relations between the world's peoples, states, and regions lead the SSRC to restructure its area studies programs. Collaborative Research Networks and Regional Advisory Panels are named, creating multinational approaches to issues that are both global and local.
2001: In the aftermath of the September 2001 terrorist attacks, the Council develops a website featuring commentaries from leading social scientists from around the world. The site attracts more than one million visitors and leads to the publication of two books.
2002: Recognizing the impact of the global HIV/AIDS health crisis, the Council announces an initiative to provide research and analysis on societies affected by the disease and contribute to the knowledge base of policymakers and the international donor community.


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East Point Lighthouse
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Electrification and De-staffing Dates: Electrification date unknown.
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Points East Coastal Drive - PEI MAP - A -16
Take Route 16 to the northeast point of Prince Edward Island and then continue down Lighthouse Road for 2.1 km (1.3 miles) to the East Point Lighthouse. The lighthouse is open daily from mid-June through Labour Day.
Because of its location at the extreme eastern tip of the Island, there is glass all around the lantern allowing the light to be seen for 360 degrees.
It is constructed with heavy hewn timber with a shingled exterior. It has a well-proportioned facia at the top of the tower and a cross braced wooden railing. The windows and door are topped by triangular pediments trimmed red. The interior has three landings and 67 steps. It's the last of the Colonial lighthouses to be built on PEI.It stands 19.5m (64 feet) tall.
Visitors can climb to the top, view some lighthouse memorabelia and the meeting of the tides. They can also see the nearby wind farms.
The fog alarm building, adjacent to the lighthouse, has been converted into a cafe and gift shop. It is also painted white with a red trim.
The third building, formerly used for storage, is currently used for washrooms.
Visitors can enjoy the picnic area located adjacent to the lighthouse.
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During the busy shipping years of the mid-1800's, there was a pressing need for lighthouses, which the Island's Colonial Government was unable to afford. James Warburton, Colonial Secretary, sent a report of the House of Assembly of Prince Edward Island dated May 12th, 1851, to the Government of Canada, which suggested Canada, the British North American colonies, the United States and even Great Britain provide "proportionate contributions" toward the construction of lighthouses at North Cape and East Point, as the lighthouses at these locations "would be of greater utility to the Shipping interests of the Countries referred to than to the similar interests of this colony."
Petitions from area residents were presented and tabled by Prince Edward Island's committee on lighthouses. In 1861, George Dundas, Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island wrote to the Governor General Head in Ottawa, insisting that immediate measures be taken at North Cape and East Point because of the many accidents occurring at these two locations. Dundas' request was passed on to Public Works who suggested to the Governor to request from Prince Edward Island the likely cost of each lighthouse, and how much of the cost the province itself would look after. It was only when residents at North Cape rigged a portable lamp on a makeshift stage in 1865, that £500 was allotted for the construction of a tower at North Cape. A year later, money was allotted for the construction of a tower at East Point. W.H. Pope was paid £25 for his efforts in obtaining grants from Canada and New Brunswick to help offset the cost of construction of the East Point tower.
The East Point Lighthouse, built in 1866-67, is a major coastal light that serves all marine traffic using the Canso Strait to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
The East Point Lighthouse and the lightkeeper's dwelling were built by William MacDonald. The keeper's cottage was also completed in 1867 with additions in 1885 and a replacement in 1923. The strong timbers have withstood the test of time for over 140 years. The lighthouse was moved twice. The tower was built about a 0.8 km (half mile) inland from its designated mark on the charts.
On September 12th, 1882, the 1,137 ton British warship, HMS Phoenix ran upon a reef off East Point. Although the blame was put on the "negligent navigation" of the Phoenix, many believed that the location of the lighthouse was the real cause of the misfortune. Charts showed the Lighthouse on a point, while, in fact, the Lighthouse had been built approximately half a mile inland. As a result, in 1885 the Lighthouse and keeper's cottage were moved 1600 feet east, to within 200 feet of the edge of the point.
There is conflicting information about the fog alarm building. Federal Heritage Review Board Report 90-256 states that the fog alarm building was built in 1885 as a one-storey structure with a T-shaped formation. The fog horns sprouted from the hipped roof of the "leg" of the T. In 1908, an engineer's room and 50-foot chimney were added and the T-leg of the original building was removed. Doors and windows were also altered.
Other information says that a new structure was built in 1908 at a cost of $8,000.00 and the old building was moved back and used as a storehouse. In 1908 the lighthouse was moved back 200 feet from the point so it wouldn't interfere with the fog alarm signal. Because of erosion the fog alarm building was moved closer to the lighthouse in 2008. It houses a gift shop and canteen.
In the 1960s, a fog detection service balcony was added to the lighthouse and one window was converted to a doorway. The balcony was removed in 2002. The generator was removed in 2000, and the fresnel lens was replaced by a beacon of lower intensity. Other than minor changes, the tower exterior is in almost original condition.
There have been many changes to the light station buildings. In 1923, a two-storey house was built to replace the original dwelling. An addition was made to the house in 1949-50. In 1966, two new three-bedroom dwellings for assistant keepers were completed. These have been sold but have remained in their original location. The older residence was declared surplus and removed after it partially burned in 1972. The keeper was badly burned in that incident.
Moved twice, its fourth order lens was removed in 2000 and replaced by a modern optic.
Aleaxander R. Beaton 1867 – 1871
Angus MacDonald 1871 – 1872
Alexander R. Beaton 1872– 1897
Lauchlin MacDonald 1897 – 1908
Ronald J. MacDonald 1908 – 1912
Angus C. MacIntyre 1912 – 1926
Wilbert Stewart MacIntyre 1926 – 1957
Harry James Harris 1957 – 1989
Harry Harris retired when the lighthouse was destaffed in 1989.
The following is a list of known assistant light keepers:
Ronald J. MacDonald
Agustus Mallard
William Aeneas Harris
William Hubert MacDonald
Norman Henry McKay
K.S. MacDonald
Joseph P. Gillis
Donald Gillis
John Gillis
Donald Francis MacIntyre
W.A MacMillan
John Doucette
The light keeper was responsible for the overall operation of the light station which included the lighthouse, fog alarm building, three dwellings, shed(s) for oil and coal, and a radio building.
* Please note: There is inconsistent information on the lightkeepers and assistants.
Current Owners/ Operators:
The lighthouse was transferred to the Friends of Elmira in 2010.
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Special Article:
In response to a newspaper request for lighthouse information in 1996, O.T.Page of Summerside Submitted the following story which occured while serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
East Point Lighthouse Saves World War Two Aircrew
Night patrols over the sea can be very dull except that now and then the unusual happens. Like unexpectedly seeing a distant pin-point light the night of 6 August, 1944-a tiny occulting blink. I counted, "A thousand one, a thousand two….."Every seven seconds a faint flicker of light…It could be a lighthouse bearing about 2 o'clock, far away on the right side of the flight path. If it was East Point Light on PEI then I was in the wrong place in the dark sky.
Four hours before, I was having a late supper in the mess at #1 GRS Summerside, chatting with my friends. The chatty mood was suddenly by a loud speaker call for experienced staff night pilots to report to Control. Down at the Flight Office I was told that one of our aircraft on patrol was missing somewhere north of Cape Breton Island. A search was to be carried out in the area, to be continued during the night.
Considerable navigation skill is required to carry out different kinds of anti-submarine patrols. One of the most difficult is a "box patrol" around a moving convoy of ships, that from time to time, makes evasive course changes. diligence is required to maintain visibility distance around the convoy while the patrolling aircraft is carried in the air mass above the convoy. Course direction and degree of lift is different in each leg of the search pattern.
The search for the missing aircraft was to be a "creeping line ahead" patrol in which an aircraft might fly, say, 10 nautical miles North, East for 25 nautical miles, North 10, then West 25 nautical miles, repeating over and over within limits of fuel supply. To make a precise angular search track over the sea, allowance must be made for wind drift and duration on each course flown.
The Royal Air Force (RAF) sergeant who was assigned for the search had probably earned his wings on overland flights. A creeping line ahead search from land on a black night, without "astro fixes" could be a bit of a challenge. Time flown during the search and fuel consumption were within the navigator's and the pilot's responsibility. And so the search dragged on, the aircraft black as night with no navigation or other lights showing. The dit-dah of Morse Code beat a steady a steady rhythm in my earphones. The eyes of all four crew were looking for a flare.
Some time after midnight we had broken off the search at a fuel level calculated to reach base. Having flown for a short time on the course for the base given by the navigator, a glint of a distant light caught my eye. I asked the wireless operator for a bearing on Sidney which he confirmed to be off the port(left) wing. The bearing confirmed my mental picture of our position. If we continued on the present course, the flight would probably end in a night ditching in the cold waters of the Bay of Fundy as we ran out of fuel.
I asked the navigator to confirm the source of the light and told him of the bearing on Sidney. I gave him a few minutes to review his "dead reckoning" plot.
I am sure that the East Point Lighthouse saved us from a nasty ending to an otherwise routine air search. After the navigator reported that I should stay on the course he had given, I told him I would be altering course to about ninety degrees to a westerly heading. His response was that he would take no further responsibility for navigation. I assured him it would be my pleasure to sign off his log to confirm his decision.
Thanks to the East Point Lighthouse on a very dark night, we landed safely at #1 GRS. Regrettably, the missing aircraft had crashed on Cape Breton's rugged, rocky coast.
Special Action
The East Point Lighthouse was recognized as a heritage place under the Prince Edward Island Heritage Places Protection Act on October 3, 2012.
Special Event
On September 25th 2013, the East Point Lighthouse was awarded a Provincial Designated Heritage Place plaque and certificate from the Honourable Minister of Tourism and Culture, Robert Henderson.
Left to Right:
Eric Gallent; President of the PEI Lighthouse Society, Pam Spears, Valorie Flannery and the Honourable Minister of Tourism and Culture, Robert Henderson.
Photo Credit: Brian Simpson, Provincial Photographer.
A picnic area is available on site for visitors to enjoy.
Call (902) 357-2106 for more information.
Please check our website at www.eastpointlighthouse.ca
Last Updated: June 6, 2016


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1. Chocolate smoothie with spinach
1 large banana
150 – 200 g fresh spinach
2 dates, pitted
1 cup blueberries
1 teaspoon cocoa powder
1 and half cups of water
2. Mango smoothie
4 small apples
1/2 mango
2 oranges
1 cup water
two hands spinach
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lettuce, chopped
3 to 4 stalks celery
half of big hands spinach (3/4 or less)
apples, peeled and sliced
pear, peeled and sliced banana
juice of half a lemon (you can add a little parsley or coriander)
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1 cup pineapple
1 ½ cups of Swiss chard
2 oranges
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