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At. a recent meeting of the Teen Agers' Club of R. C. A. F. Station Simmerside. P. E. I., Miss Patsy Burns was elected President. Mr. Don Harvey. Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Ed Bell. . - .

F-0 Alan Heal of R. C. A. F. Station Uplands. Ont., has been a patient in Station Hospital at R. C. A. F. Station Rockcliffe, Ont.. when minor surgery was admin- lstered.

Congratulation; and best. wishes for future happiness are extended to F-0 and Mrs. Alfred Lawrence Shaw Inee Joan Marie Chisholmi who were married recently in Hal- ifnx, N. S. F-0 and Mrs. shaw are now residing in Montreal, Que, as F-O Shaw is on the staff of the R. C.A.F'. Station Se. Hubert, Que. . . . Due to the late arrival of new seats. Station Theatre will remain in operation until further notice. I O 0 S-1. J. G. wright of Air Force lleadquarters. Ottawa, Ont.. visit- ed the Air Navigation School dur- ing the past week. . . . F-0 J. A. Connolly. Group Pub- lic Relations Officer of Maritime Group Headquarters. Halifax, N. 5.. renewed old acquaintances at R.C.A.F. station Summerside last

week.

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On Thiirsday. April 5th, a visit was made to this Station by A-C

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HT F2. Kennetly. AFC. CD. Chief Lmzistrcs Staff Officer. Air Mater- ial Command. Ottawa. Ont. Dur-

in: his stay at. this llnil, ll lunch- eon was held in the Officers" Mess and 9. Conference in the Station Headquarters Conference, Room, followed by a tour of the entire station area. A-C Kennedy depart- ed at 10 o'clock on Friday morn- ing.

On Tliursday evening. April Twlh. F-() Stanley Kerr's novices. "The Summerside Ladies Basketball team." challenged the Summerside High School basketball team, coached by Cpl Paul Serhenluk. lo a 14-14 tie. AC. 1 W. W. Green refereecl the game. At the com- pletirm of the gamr. Miss Elayne I -?--::---j-

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JOHN W. MIcLEOD

There passed peacefully away at her home at New London on March 23rd. Mrs. John W. Mac- Lend in her seventh-eighth year.

The late Mrs. !vlacLeod was for- merly Eliza Florence Macxinnon. eldest daughter of the late George and Robina iwhiteheacll MacKin- non of Grahams Road. She was deeply do-vmited to her family. a true friend and neighbour. and was a general favourite with everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her.

Endowed with a quiet. cheerful nature. File won and retained the esteem and confidence of I host of friends, but it is in the home where her loss is most keenly felt where her abounrling hospitality. her happy smile, her thoughtful and kindly manner will live long in the memory of her loved ones. She was a member of the Presby- lerlan Church at Clifton. from where her funeral was held on Tuesday. March 27th. despite the almost impassnbln condition of the roads a very large crowd gathered to pay their last respects to the departed.

The service was conducted by her pastor. Rev. D. A. Campbell. who spoke words of comfort and hope to the bereaved. Mr. Donald Campbell Teelingly rendered. "Be- yond the Suiiset.." A mixed choir led in the singing of the hymns "The Lord's My Shepherd". "Asleep in Jesus" and with the Lord". Mrs. Angus Green presided at the organ.

The floral lrlhutes were beauti- ful. Deceased leaves to mourn her passing one daughter, (Munch Mrs. James Bryenton. Hartsville. P. E. 1., and three sons, George. Allison. Duncan and twelve grand children and eight great grand children. also two sisters (Addict Mrs. John Whitehead. tzmhm-rs Road; (Annie) Mrs. Isaac Brown. Little Shemoguc, N. B.

Her husband predeceased her twenty-six years aim. also two sons

Kenneth and Edward in recent. years. The pallbearers were John

Fletcher, Leigh Brown. John Cole. Armel Maclclnnon. Roy Brown. Marshall Whitehead.

Burial in the family plot at Clifton. Mr. J. L. Davisnn was in charge of funrml arrangements.

She suffered patiently and long.

Her hope was bright. her faith was strong.

But God at last, had lhoulzht it

E . To take her home with Him to rest.

Gard OmfWT"ii'c-inks

The family of tiicim Mrs. Mac. Leod wish to express their sincere appreciation to Dr. Murchison. Nurses. to special thanks to Mrs. John Fletcher. also kind neigh- bours and friends. and all those who sent flowers Ind messages of sympathy. or helped in any way during our recent sad bereave- merit.

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KENSINOTON

Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. Columbia's laugh-fest, with Evelyn Keyes and Glen Ford. in "THE MATING OF MILLIE". a great little com- edy-romance.

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lnman. captain. on behalf of the team. presented the coach with a set of gold-filled monogramed ruff-links. as I token of appreci- ation for F-O Kerr's guidance and patience during the season. It is interesting to note at this tone that one of the S.I-is. bas- ketvball team was recently chosen "Miss Academy. 1961." This was Miss Betty Inman. congratulat- ions to oral. P. J. sex-heniuk for hevlng beauty as well as brawn on

his team! 0 O 0

At six-thirty on Tuesday, April 10th, the Mixed Bowling League will play their final game. and at eighty-thirty that evening the Station League will play off. Stat- ion Headquarters and the Instru- ments Sections will battle for a win in the latter league. (3-0 H. G. Richards. OBE. Commanding officer of R. C. A. F. Station Sum- merslde. P. E. I., will present prizes

to the winners. .

During a general mess meeting of the Officers' Mess held on Mon- day. April 2nd. the following of- ficers were elected to the Mess Committee: F-O K. P. Larush was elected Entertainment officer; F-L J. J. Thurmeier, Mess Secret- ary: F-0 K. E. Lussier. Bar OT- flcerz and S-L W. L. Gillespie. Vice-President of the Mess Com- initrtee.

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Prior to their return to this Unit. sgt. and Mrs. R. W- Barlow spent an envious extended leave visiting various parts of the Southern States. and now display wonderful fans as a result of their sun-worshipping.

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Congratulations are extended to the number of airmen who were recently promoted at R. C. A. F. Station Srmmorside. P. E. l. Your 1':-ward ha: been well-earnecl . . .

airmen have been posted to Numher '2 Technical Training: School. Camp Borden, 0nt.. and will report there this week. These are: C-pl. J. L. Castles and Cpl. .i. H. Fisher. an Aeroenglne Technic- tan and an Airframe Technician, respectively.

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0 AC. 2 D. M. Gallagher. Metal Worker "S" reported at this Stat- ion. Saturdny on transfer from Number 1 Technical Training Schoolb at Aylmer. Ont.

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A Driver Mobile lcquipinont "5" reported here today on transfer from R. C. A, F. station Trenton. Ont. This was A. 1'. 2 K. M. Geldertv. I 0 0

On Wednesdair of this week F-() G. A. Hutchinson. Navigation Of- ficer. will arrive at this Unit on posting from Recruiting Unit at North Bay. Ont. O I 0 L.A.C. Wm. Varosliick recently returned to his duties in the Sig-

NESTEITN GUARDIAN

-A very successful Gard Party and Dance was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1.. Douglas on Fri- day evening. March 30. in aid of the Norboro Hockey team. There were eleven tables of Proareuivo auction in play. The ladies first being won by Mrs. George Picker- ing. and the gentleman's first go- ing to Mr. Joseph Plneau. The ladie.s' consolation went to Mrs. P. B. Murphy and the centlemerrs to Mr. fllllard Woodside. After a sumptuous lunch served by the ladies, the Freezeout. was won by Mr. Martin Ml'I.'ph3'. During the zrenlng a large part of the crowd enjoyed dancing. music being sup- plied by Messrs. Norman and Syd- ney Mill. A goodly sum was realiz- ed to help the boys in their work.

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-JOINS R. C. M. P. - A fare- well party was held at the home of Mr. Mayne Stewart. Norboro, on Monday evening, March. 26. in honor of his son Garth. who has joined rho R. C. M. P. Mr. J. A. Dctglas, acting as chairman. call- ed the meeting to order, and after a few remarks called on Mr. Rob- ert MacGaughey to read an ad- d.-c3s..1t the close of which Mr. George Stewart presented A purse from the district. There was also a presentation f-rem the Kenslng-

friends in his usual genial ner, and all joined in singing ”For Hes a Jolly Good Fellow”, t and Garth was bounced. The remain-, tier of the evening was spent in' cancitig. card games and soctali chat. Lunch was served by lheo ladies. and at a late hour all de-I parlcri nftrr u-isiiuig Garth lilfl best of Luck in his chosen profes- sion. -Bur.l.' --DEATH OF MRS. A. S'l'AVEBTl -There passed away at her homel in North Bedeque, on Thursdayi March 22, in her 85th year. Mrs. Alberta Stavert. widow of the late John W. Stavert. who prede- ceased her nlneteen years ago. She was the last surviving member ofn family of eight. and the' youngest. daughter of the late Daniel A. and Mary Ann Alexan-l rler Cobb of Wilmot Valley. she' was a life-long member of the Presbyterian and later, United Church in North Bedeque. and for many years. a faithful member of the W:-mEll'S Missionary society. Her cheerful and happy disposi- tion endeared her to all who knew her. and she will be sadly

tour of the United States. While on leave he attended several Tele- vision Shows and saw a few DPT- sonal appearances of prominent

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-SUCCESSFUL CAED PAB'I'YlMlldred. Mrs. J. L. 0011111.

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Hm menu. when are left to lmourn, three daughters -- Annie. Mrs. H. L. 1-Toward, Remington; Sum- merslde; Ella. Mrs. U-Dion Smith,

at home. and one Ian. Gordon. at home. Another daughter. Laura, " Mrs. Walter Maocallum. Lower

Bedeque. predeceased her twenty- .five years ago. There are ten igrandchtldren. and three great lgrandchlldcen. The funeral service lwu held at the home and was conducted by the Rev. Kenneth icampbell of North Bedeque United

1 Church. The pallbearers were: ' James E. MacDonald, Heath Clark, Walter Macoallum. Pree-

man Simmons, Wilbur Btavert and Lorne Maccallim. Interment was in North Bedeque Cemetery.

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J Personals

-Miss Mildred Andrews. Ot- tawa. is visiting in Freetown. .the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Andrews.-Bur.

-Messrs. Carl Stewart and ,Stewart Glover, Norboro. are vis- iiting relatives in Hunter River.- Bur.

-Miss Muyme MacKay of St. John is visiting in Norboro as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Doug- lus.-Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mac-Kay. have returned to their home in Clinton after spending the past few days in Amherst. N.S.-Bur.

---Mrs. J. B. Croken returned to tier home in Norboro on Friday after spending the past month in Halifax as the guest of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Hughes Corbett.-Bur.

- Mr. Garth Stewart. left on Wednesday for Sask.. to begin training

Norboro, Regina. as a

-The many friends of Mrs. Earle Hogs. Wilmot Valley, rc- gret to hear of her illness and wish her a speedy recovery. She is ya patient in the Prince County Hospital.-Bur.

--Mrs. Bill Maclnnis. Granville. is spending a few days in Nor- horo. the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harold Howatt.-Bur.

---Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan. Granville, were recent visitors to Norboro. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howatt.- Bur.

-Miss Annie MacNeill. Cross Roads. was a recent visitor to Norboro where she was the guest of Mrs. Alex Douglas.-Bur.

---The many friends of Mr. William Buchanan. Kensington.

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cent critical illness in the Prince County Hospital. and look for- ward to an early return to his

to learn that she is making a good recovery after her recent operation in the P. E. Island Hos-

h0m9-'rBUl'- Dltli. and was able on Tuesday -j to return to her home in Irish. -The many friends of Mrs. town.-Bur. . .

James B. MacLeod will be glad

u PROGRESSIVE eoilsianvnuvis NOMINATING convention

A convention will be held in the Summerside Town Hall on Tuesday, April 10th at 8 P. M. to nominate two candidates to contest the 5th District of Prince for the Progressive-Conservative Party in the coming Provincial election. Each poll is entitled to five delegates.

P. L. MORRIS, President J. A. GALLANT, Secretary

East Prince Progressive-Conservative Association '

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