5EPTEMBEK lo. 1951 THE WESTERN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE it Surnnm Street. Summersidc.

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News, Subscription, Advertising -nepminmim

J. ELMEII. MURPHY llouso Phones? The Guardian may be following stores

and GEORGE CLOW 8033 dud 8032 bought at any of the in Suinmeuidc:

3911 Bookstore. Summer Street; uourticu Drugstore ll Central Street: mun News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gnudet. 8:! Granville Street:

Ame l)ouccttc'I Grocery. Second

SW9": Island Motor Transport-,

Wster Street: Album. Grocery, I20 Russell Street. K. L VVIHQ in Kcnglngton,

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Funk Weeks. llcpruenutiyg, Gil-2 fifties and 68-8 House.

Phone: ...DANCE in Irishtown Ilall. Monday, September lilth. Good

floor and music. Sale of lunches.

..l)R. CARSON; Chlropracter. 71 Gmnviiia St. Phone 8501 Sum- merSid('. Tuesdays and Sutur-

days.

-0N HAND for quick disposal H311 Thresher complete with blower and tiiilingsreturn,mount- ed on trnnsport truck. Hilbert Agnrw, your Miissr,i,'-Harris Deal- er, Summersido. Phone 2627.

-ATTENTl0N Sunday School Ii-zirhcis and officers of the Sum- mersiiic-kn-ilsington rircn. Plan to aiicnrl lil.R.l-LC. Convention. Bap- tisi Church. Summersidc. Mnndny. Sc-ptrinbcr 10th. 3 (mi. and 7.30 p.l1l. -

-Ill-J.-tl'l'lS FOR 'l'()RONTO - Atiorm-3-General W. E. Dzirhy loft on FI'lfl.'l)' for Toronto to iiltclid tlic fiflnlllll meeting of the Cunu-. diaii Bur Society. He wus li(-i-om- pilflit'(l Ii,v Mi's. Dliriiy flilfl sun. Pclcr.

-PLEADS GUILTY M A sum., mcrsldc man pleaded guilty hefol-e .Vlfl'.'i(ll':Ii.e R. S. liinton, K. C., on' Friday to having in his posscssioii, 1:9 b0iiiF5 of NEW Brunswick liquor. He was fincd sine and costs under the T:'ninr-raiicc Act and his automobile was ordered seized and forfeited to the Ciiiivii.

-i.in TURNS oven - About: ten o'clock Saturday night n criri

iu:-nod over near Travellers Rcst. It is believed that the ivhecl slip- ped off the pavement and in en- deavc-rlng to get back on the driv- er lost control and the car turned over. The driver was pinned un- dcrliczith but after being rc.-cued; he iias apparently unhurt.-S. '

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SOLVE!) - 5Ul1lll1Pl'Slde police bclicve that; they have caught up with it hit.

and run driver who hit and ttlrn- ed nvcr ll truck nt the corner ol' Cediir and Second Streets Friday- night and kept on going. He Mil: Avlimr in Police Court this iv:-ck, charged with leaving the scene. of an accident. The case was in-i i'9si1.:'nted by Cat. Harry iifat-Kai-.,. -(All. nanny DAMAGED ...ii' law model A Ford car was bzicllv damaged about 12.30 yi-stcrdav af- ternoon when it. left the mod iicnri Yninnvnle School about one mile from 0'Lc-nry and landed in tli.-.E ditch With the four wheels in fllr-i

Ill. TAP five occupants of the car. ii man, his wife and thrcg children were unlXl,illl'Nl ('.X"'"3Ii

for minor cuts and bruises. The drlror of the car was placed under. arrcst.

-MISSIONAIIY MEETING Q",5iiiii'i-'I)' afternoon in Monirnse LflilPfl Church. children. ynuni: People and their li-adcrs from thr- ii.1stnrnl charges of Alhcrtnn and Elmsdriic met with Miss-Olive D. 5iiai'iii1SI. secretary for yotlngr-r (Tours of the Missionary Socicty ?f the l'nitr-d Church of Coniida. I." "VT Owning Worship Miss Spnr- iiiz rlirr-ctr-cl thought to what God can lll"lln to individuals of. any "3,i"”i-'iiii.V. In a brief nddross shn Duinicrl out how. through thr- g”a'Th- People can come to know Cromrlgirougii Jesus Christ. The mmuthhears witness to Him and i!” V iiyiivoii are changed. It Muir lzisk of Chrisfilin pr-oplc to I If the Churrh' in nrr-us wlicrc

ins not been establisiir-cl. cs-l i'99iiiii.i' in the arr-as that or: gmwmg up amu"d iiirfzc ciiir-s. mlelllil" V1080 Miss Spnrlinr: us:-cl mm.3'i,"PiRrnpii for iiluslrnliiiiz il mm-H SW-.i0id in tile ('lllldI'ftn' people". miitlnf: town iind hnw thr- J M 4" it flat their church. Rev.

- -. ..hccn pronounced the hen- ldlciion, L

--LEAVE roii. HOME-Mr. ma Mrs. Fred Crossman. their claugh. ter and granddaughter. Georgia and Sally Dunmore, have left for their respective homes in the U. 8., after having spent 3- holiday with Mrs. Richard Wood of Coleman, and Mrs. Wilfred Gamble of Con. tral Lot 16. The Cl-ossmans reside in Asbury Park, New Jersey, gun the Dunmore's in Hampstead.Long Island. New York. Their visit was enjoyed by all who heard their beautiful music, as they took violin and accordion wherever they uent.

"Port Hill and U C I . Vicinity- l"rie'nds of Mr. Stuart Montgom- ery are pleased rm hear he is plan-

niilg to be home over the week- end.

Messrs Junior and Earl Strong- man and Thane Yeo, spent it re- cent evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heath McLennan.

Mrs. Byron Ramsay and little

sun Jimmy were visitors to Eller- slie on Thursday. August. 30th. visiting Mrs. Ramsay's parents,

).li'. and Mrs. Gordon Millnr.

Friends of Mr. Gardiner New- coirbc are sorry to hear he injur- ed his ankle.

A group of people visited Green Gables on Sunday last from Birch Hill. Nortlmm. and Port Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard and their little son Shel-ren, Mrs. Walter Newcombc, and Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin McLcnnlin spent a very pleasant evening recently at the heme of Mir. and-Mrs. Herman

Dyment, Nortliam. f Mr. Billy Newconibc. Noriham and Gardiner Ncwcomlie arid

daughter Wilna, Port. l-llll. recent visitors to Summersidc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Archie l-Zllls. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yco, Miss Addie Ellis and Marina You were vis- itors to Charlottetown on August 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Yeo visited Mi:-s. Yeo's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bryant.

Mr. Henry Mnyiiard. accompan- ivd his sister. Mrs. Susie Kaye. to her home in Boston, Mass. Mr. Mnyiicird plans to remain about a week. While there he will visit

many relatives and friends. Llul-. Gerald Yeo and little son Ed;-'11". Suntmel-side, spent 3. few

days with his father, Mr. Coiling- wood Yeo. Port Hill.

Mrs. Frances M'.'KlllnDn re- turned- to her home in Baltimore. M.:l.. after spending about six months in Port Hill.

Messrs Junior Strongman and Garnet Maynar were visitors to Summei-side and Charlottetown on recently.

Mr. Billy Yeo spent the week- end at his home in Port Hill. He returned to Moncton on Sunday afternoon.

Messrs Gardiner and Billy New- cumbe were recent business visit. 01's to Charlottetown.

Miss Anna Vcnle sppeni. a re- cent afternoon visiting Miss Mar- inrie Yeo. Miss Yco is leaving for the U. S. A. shortly.

Messrs Byron and Eaton Ram. 58.V were vsitors to Charlottetown recently.

E cent guests at the home of Mr.

Conway. cind Vicinity

-101. Thomas Morrison and her daughter Bertha and son William. 01 Slim John. N. 3., have been visiting Mrs. MncKlnnon's aged father. Mr. John A. Mloxlnnon, and her brother and ulster-in-law, xf; and Mrs. Bradford MncKln-

'1'hG lymmthy of the community is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Murphy and relstlvel in their recent and bercsveincnt' in the death of Gerard. which took place in London. Ontario. The remains were brought home to Summersidc on Saturday evening, September 1st. and were laid to rest in the cemetery of St. Bridg- ets Church. Lot ii, on Monday morning. Sept. 3rd. Gerard was born at Freeland, Lot. 11, and spent his boyhood days there. .

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Morrison Ind family. Mary, John. Billie. Marjorie, Betty Ann, Jimmie and Wilfred Jr.. Saint John. were re-

Morrisonls brothers. Wallace. Clin- ton. George and Eddie of Conway, also a brother John at Charlotte- town and his sisters (Katherine) Mrs. Wilbur Hardy. Freeland, and (Winnie) Mrs. Acif Walfleld. Con- way. 'Mary. the oldest daughter is going to take up nursing at the Charlottetown Hospital.

Miss Jenn Adams has secured ii position as clerk in I store at Charlottetown. Jean is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. Conway. and has two sisters in Charlottetown, Mrs. William Alex- ander and Mrs. Wilfred Hsmbly.

The following sons and daugh- ters of the late Mrfand Mrs. David Smith, Freeland. joined in a fam-

brother and sister-tin-law Mr. and Mrs. Arthur smith, who live on the old homestead: Caleb, Pasa- dena. California: Patterson, Port Huron. Michigan: William. Bos- ton. Mass: Rebecca, Mrs. Mac- Gregor. Milford. Mom. and Mar- fzaret. Mrs. simms, Brooklyn. Mass Mr. Hugh Smith, Summei-side, is another brother.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith. Summerside. and grandchildren Hugh and Donalda. Moncton, N.B.. were recent guests at the home of llvir. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Free- iland.

Mr. James Miller has returned to his home at Port Hill after spending a few days with his sis- ter. Mrs. Austin A. Ramsay. Con- way.

Miss Wanda Ellands and her mother. Mrs. Muriel Ellands. snent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Ellands' mother. Mrs. John Broome.

Mr. and Mrs. sterling Macxay. Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Try- on. and children were visiting friends and relatives in Conway. Freeland anrl,Ellerslie on Sunday.

ily reunion at the home of their .

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the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.. Murphy, Summerside.

A miscellaneous shower was held in the Conway Community Hall recently for a popular young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wymim Mll- lignn, who were married at Alber- ton. Mrs. Milllgan was formerly Miss Veldis Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brydcn Smith, Alberton. and Wyman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Milllgan, Murray Road. A very pleasant evening was spent in music and dancing. The many lovely presents were opened by Mrs. Cecil Mscxinnon. present- ed by Miss Norma Palmer. and placed by Miss Emily Lynch. Mi-. Milligun thanked everyone for the gifts and the pleasant evening. Ice cream and cake were served to everyone.

'Mr. and Mrs. George MDHHDH and infant son George Angus were guests at the home of Mrs. Morrison's father. Mr. Thomas Bigger, on Sunday. Sept. 2nd.

Mrs. Arthur Adams was in Sum- merslde on business recently.

Mi-ii. Sherman Lewis. Summer- side. was visiting friends in Can- way recently.

Mr. Clarence Ramsay, Borden. spent the week-end with his wife ulid family at Conway.

Miss Donna Palmer. teacher at the Brae. spent. the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer, Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs. Knud Bendston. Summerside, spent the week-end at their home in Murray Road.

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tuplin were recent visitors in Charlotte- town at: the home of their daugh- ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams.

The Conway United Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. George Williams, Poplar Grove, on Thursday evening, August 30th.

Mrs. Charles Sieivari. Slimmer- sidc, is spending some lime with her son and dau2,ntei--iii-laiv. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Stewart.

The school district appraisers of the Department! of Education. Messrs. Walker and Maccullen. have finished appraising the In- verhess school district.

Mr. and Mrs. William Millilzan. Murray Road. were! visiting their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ramsay, Grand River, recently.

Mr. Sterling Milligan. Murray Road. motored to Charlottetown recently and spent a iveek-end:

Mrs. Raymond H a r v e y and , daughter R o we n a. also MISS Wright. Cape Traverse, were r2-

cent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Edgar Henderson. Free- land. Mrs. Joshua Henderson. Mrs. Harvey's mother. is seriously ill and all hor friends wish her a-

llews & Views of RGAF station

Mrs. D. E. Carson and children Kenneth and Robert, are visiting relatives and friends in Dart- mouth, N. 5.

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Flt. L.H. Lleff. Accounts Officer, will report in at this Station on Friday on transfer, at which time he will replace Sfl. W. M. Mills. Senior Accountant Officer.

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Several Navigation officers com- menced refreaher training at the Air Navigation School this week. including: Fxo J. R. G. P. Tnette. F70 H. J. Giesbrecht, PfO R. L. Finder. F70 N. E. Rowe. P70 J.W. Lawrence. 1170 G. R. Hans. 1770 J. D. Trick. W0 P. A. Goodfellow, W0 R. L. Devers, W0 R. W. Roy,

X0 W. J. Paris and W0 A. Cap- usten.

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Three airmen are scheduled to arrive here this week on Transfer from other unit.s across the Do- minion. These include I. Clerk Ad- mintstrative. !..A.C. J. J. McGuire, a Communications Technician (A) AC. 2 G. Boudreail, and A.C. l M. Peters. who is I. Carpenter (Con- struction Engineering).

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Cpl. Donald Harvey, son of SfL and Mrs. W. G. Harvey is being congratulated on being awarded a flying scholarship. Cpl. Harvey is a member of the Summerside Air Cadet Squadron.

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Mrs. W. Cowley of Toronto. Ont.. and Miss Patricia Cowley are vis- iting in Slemon Park. guests of Cpl. and Mrs. J.B. Cowley.

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Several Pilots who recently grad- uaied of! s Staff Navigation In- structor 4Piloti Course at the A. N. S. have reported to other Sta- tions early this week. Among the graduates arc: I-V0 J. B. Smith, Fx0 R.G. Newman. F0 T.A. Tor- rance. FXO S. J. SlSSOil. F0 J.M. Griffin and F10 A. C. Callegaro.

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Former Officer Commanding Specialist Wing at the A.N.S Sz'L W. L. Gillespie reported at another Unit this week, where he will re- sume duties of Chief Administrat- ive Officer. Sfl. Gillespie was .1 member of the A.N.s. Instructional Staff here for approximately three years.

chosen careers are extended to the graduates of two Navigation Offic- ers Courses and one Summer Air Training Course, who will receive tiicir wings and grciduation certif-

A C J. G. Bryans, C.B.E. C.D.. Deputy Air Member Air Plans, at Air Force Headquarters, Ont.. on Friday of this week. Fol- lowing the presentation ceremon-

speedy recovery.

September 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Millar, El- lei-slie, were visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardy. Frec- liind. on Sunday. September 2nd.

Mr. Colin Milligan. who is em- ployed on a Government boat. spent the week-end with his wife and family at Conway.

Mr. James Winn. who in em- played on a Government boat. spent. the week-end with his wife and. family in Freeland.

Mr. John A. MacDonald. who was in Halifax for medical exam- ination. has returned to his home here. Mr. Ml.cD0l'illd is able to report that he iii now in perfect health. While in Halifax he visited friends at Dartmouth.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison and Mrs. Jane Craig were recent. guests at the home of Mr. Mor- rison's daughter and sari-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Ballem, Mount Pleasant.

Mr. and Mrs. David Smith.

Freeland. spent the week-end at

Mr. Shelton Adams spent the: week-end with his parents. Mr.;' and Mrs. Arthur Adams, Conway.

Mi'. and Mrs. D. H. Boyle. Keil- sington. were visiting at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompsoiii on Sunday. September 2nd.

Mr. Robert Morrison who is

employed with Morrison and Miic.- one Slimmer Air Ti'Rlilii1E Coiil-gal The

Rec. spent the week-end with his! parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison. He also visited his sis- ter and brotliei--in-law. Mr. and

.Mrs. Ancel Ballem, Mount Pleas-I

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has, a precision drill display will be conducted by the Flight Cadets of the graduating classes. and int- er in the afternoon al reception will be held in the Officers' Mess lii honour of the graduates. I O 0

On Thursday evening of last week a dining-in night was held in the Officers Mass at this Unit. in honour of the graduates of two Navigation Officers Courses and

Guest speaker was A.C J Bryans, C.B.E., C.D. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smiley of Liverpool. N. 8.. are visiting in Summerside, P. E. I. on holidays. A son, Ff0 A. W. Smiley is a Pilot

it-rites from the Reviewing Officer,

Ottawa.

Howlcin and Vicinity

Messrs. Lea and Alban Arsenault

Sllllllllerslllc motored to Charlottetown re. 3, Mb ccntly.

-m Maura. Tcnis Peters, Arthur

Fvlchard and Fred Arsenault cently motored to Summerslde.

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Littlc Miss Marlene, daughter of

taken to Western Hospital at Al-

ion. Her aunt. Mrs. Weirs of Perl Elgin, N. B. remained at the hos. pital with her.

Mrs. Margaret Arscnault visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pir- min Perry recently.

I-lowlan can boast of I very smart old lady in the person of Mrs. Pros L. Arsenault who recent- ly walked the round trip to and from St. Anthony's to take part in the annual 40 hours devotion. This old lady is well along in the 80's. Her husband passed away a few Years ago and suice then she was

"ml! d3U8h'-er. Mrs. Fred Arsen- ault, Mr. Arsenault. and family.

of Charlottetown are spending few days at their old home Woodstock.

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Llr.-2. Jerry Gallant, Mrs. Frank Gallant and the Misses Tliercsn and Dzlina Gallant motored to

Piusville recently where they spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant and family. VMr. and Mrs. Francis MacQuar- rie and sons of Wilmot spent Sept- ember 2nd in Hoivlan.

S)'mP3iiiy is being extended to the family of the late Mi.-s. John ,Kelly of Lot 6 in the lO:S they sus- 'iained by the death on Friday of their beloved mother. Her burial service and funeral took place at St. Anthony's Church on Aug.

27th. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arsenaiilt and son of Rumiord. .ife., are

spending pnrt of their vacation in Woodstock.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Austin Pineau of Duvnr who will be niarried to )3. Dieppc,

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doiron and daughter Helen of Duvar were in Howlan recently.

Visiting in Howlaii. Duvar and Albertcli recently well: Mr. and Mrs. Johmiy Arsenziult and child- ren of Chnrlottetuivn and Mr. and Mrs. M-ax Martin of l:2me:'ald.

iMi'. and Airs. John Ar.-'en:iult. and a friend from Tignish who were guests at the holnc of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsennillt. They also vis- ited an aged aunt of four score and Ien years in Lot 6. Mrs. Jos- ,cpl1 U. Gallant. in company with .'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsennult.

M" Clmmd Msmaun 599"" ”:Gallant, recently left for Tignisl-i3, iwllere they will cut pulp wood for -

;day or two in Charlottetown dur- Cing the past week. g

sympafliy ofpold friends in l-lowlan is going out to Mrs. James

0'1-lalloran of Sunimersidc in the,M,,.sp Thomas cook. recently mm.: "B, R.

iloss by death of his sister and lhousekeepcr. the late Annie O'Hal-

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i ioran.

i Miss Bernice Gallant of Wood-

Ml” Mmmc Ma9KE-V- i”li3”1”0" the am” M the ANS Flying stock. Past rear teacher at Forest

teacher at West Kent School. Charlottetown. who has been va-

cationing st her home in Freeland. M'- has returned to resume her duties. Ti'i0i'bUi'n.

SALT COD T0 ITALY

QUEBEC, 525.. g -(cp)-'1-he is attending a Navigation Officer of Fisheries Course at the.A..N.

Quebec has annouced freighter Kellbryn

Department the recently

Norwegian com-

pleted the first of five shipments'Anderson will be pleased to learn of salted Gaxpe cod to Italy. Italy of his recent promotion-

resumed its end purchases at Gnspe this year after I 12-year interruption.

"my flrml Fm: pmoniic hll taken on "Mi". lira tea

menu I I to

cows Never Leave Barn liut Produce More Milk

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new trend as "loaflng Delis" and

those who nova adopted the system.

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cne hundred and twenty-five fnrrns are using the loafinglpen become more popylu. Cows my in the loaflng pen mum in uni-luau. The oreixiii” """'"' '" Axincouri claim diiilv' on lny stored in silos. Over three per cent. increase in -!ilfPilf- it up one Mn. like the one Bruce Dawson is slttini! beside. They l0'i I'll! been reported and experts forecast an ultimate iilie I herd of 22 Holsleins. A doc:-one in um. dlgg rl. fJoncuinei- who let! her milk in bottles. '

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, such appreciation and sincerity in

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and Mrs. C. A. Campbell. N.S., spent the week- end in Summerside, when they visited with their son, Flight. Cadet William F. Campbell. who

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Friends of Flight Sergeant N. W.

Ffs An- derson was on the administrative staff of this Station for approxi- mately two and one-half years prior to his posting; .

In the Course magazine of one of the graduating Officer Courses entitled "On Track N. O. C. ll". Flight Cadet Richard Malott, Ed- itor of the magazine. wrote 3 very comprehensive and complimentary article which he named "The Seventh Province", which gives an outsider a greater insight into the idvantages iind difficulties of thr- populace of Prince Edward Island. Flight Cadet ennls W. Bceby in his composition on "Summerside. Prince Edward Island". was most profuse in his sincere approbation

Summerside and the town in gen- eral. It is most gratifying to find

two of our fellow Canadlaiis. and

the very best wishes of the citiz-

r-ns of summersidi-. are extended

to these graduates with a hone of

meeting them again. in the not too