The five-man air gunnery squad (romthe R.C.A.F.'s 1 IAIT Div- lsion in Europe proudly displays the Guynemer Trophy, emblem- atic of air gunnery supremacy within Allied Air Forces Centrel Europe. The trophy was present- ed Saturday, (Aug. 30) by USAF General Lebn W. Johnson, Air Deputy at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, in a color- t'ul ceremony at the French Air Base at Cazaux,, near Bordeaux, France. The R.C.A.F. team ﬂew its Canadian built sabres to a

} O'LEARY Mr. David and Mr. R ober.t

Steele, returned to their home in Dartmouth, Neva Scotia, after a

very endoyable visit at the, home‘

of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Small- man and family, Knutslord.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown,‘a~ttended the Don- bar<Coffin wedding in the O’Leary United Baptist Church, Thursday, August 21st.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Robert Stokes and son Bobby, returned to“ their home in Brookline, Mass, after a very enjoyable vacation spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Macth and family] Coleman.

MT. and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and family, Alma, were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris, Knutsford.

Mrs. Myrtle MacLeod is visit-' Eng relatives and friends at Dunb- lane. She ist'he guest at the home r of Mr. James Livingstone, and Miss Eleanor Livingstone.

Rock and Roll and old time music and dancing was held in the O’Leary Hall Saturday night with a good attendance.

Mrs. Bill Blades and family, Shelbourne, Nova Scoti-a, arrived at Wood Islands on Friday, on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lecky, Milburn. She was met by her brother, er. Han, ry Lecky. She will also be visit< ing other relatives and friends in vicinity. ‘

Among those who attended the‘

Dunbar-Coffin wedding in the United Baptist Church in O‘Leary Thursday evening, August let were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coffin, Harold and Edith Coffin, Cherry Valley, Edgar, Edith, and Dor- othy Coffin, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. turned to their home in Beaver-

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decisive victory over teams com- posed _of top aerial marksmen from the air forces of the U.K., France,, the Netherlands, and Belgium. to capture the trophy, put up for the first time. In ad: dition to its clean-cut team vic- tory, won on the basis of total points scored by cine and live machine gun firing against aerial targets, the Canadian. team pro-’ duced the meet’s top individual marksman. Flying Officer R.S. (Bob) Paul of Grande, Prairie,

brook, after spending a very pleasant holiday with their par- ents, Mr.~and Mrs. Ralph Mac- Neill, Mil‘burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rix, and sister Mrs. Al- vin Costain and Mr. Costain, Cape

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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family, Hamilton, Ontario, are spending their holidays at West Cape, guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gwy Smith and family. . ’

Mrs. Jack O‘Hanley, Haliiax, is 'visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lecky, Milburn, and and brothers and sisters in that vicinity. \

'Mr. Percy Crossma-n, Boston, Mass, arrived‘by plane Saturday on a visit with his sister, ers. Elva Wedlocvk, Knutsford, and brother and sister~in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crossmazn, Spring- field, and sister Mrs. John Amos MacWilliams, and Mr. Mrachil- liams and family; West Cape. He will also visit other relatives and friends prior to leaving for home.

Mrs, Louis Leverone, Cam- bridge, Mass., and son Lewis, are spending their vacation ' with

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The following were amongst the domestic science prize wm- ners at the Alberton Exhibition:

Cushion (any other kind): 1. Mrs. Belle Hill; 2. Mrs. Sylvere J. . Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Isaac Dunbar.

Pillow cases (white embroid- ery): 1. Mrs. Robert Oulton; 2. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Claude Lewis.

Pillow cases (Col. emb): 1. Mrs. Alden Metherall; 2. Mrs. Norman MacMillan; 3. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault.

Pillow cases (handworked): 1. Mrs. Robert Oulton.

Lace, knitted: 1. Mrs. Fred Leard; 2. Mrs. Walter Wells; 3. Mrs. Beecher Smallman.

Lace, crocheted: 1. Mrs. Fred Lead; 2. ‘Mrs. Milton Small- man; 3. Martha Meyer.

Fillet: 1. Mrs. Fred Leard; 2. Mrs. Arthur Blanchard.

Textile painting: 1. Mrs. H. Burton Boates.

Coloured Embroideryz 1.. Mrs. George Wood; 2. Mrs. Parnell Cahill.

Applique: ‘ 1. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault. ,

Table cloth (all lace): 1. Mrs. 0rd Sharpe.

Tea cloth (lace): 1. Mrs. Erv- ing Hardy.

Place mats: 1. Mrs. Alvin Bell

Tea cloth (embroidered): 1. Mrs. Fred Leard; 2. Barbara Mountain; 3. Mrs. Buc- hanan.

Cut work: 1. Mrs. Isaac Dun- bar.

Smocklng: 1. Mrs. Verna Shea

Cross stitch: 1. Mrs. Claude Lewis; 2. Mrs. James Arthur.

Needle point: Shea; 2. Arthur Blanchard; 3. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault.

Petit point: 1. Mrs. John Foley

Child’s Knitted dress: 1. Mrs.

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Domestic Science Prize Winners At Alberlon Ex.

Leonard Barrett; 2. Mrs. Eric Corbett; 3. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault.

Childs crocheted dress: 1. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault: 2. Mrs. Sylvere J. F. Arsenault.

Boys knitted suit: 1. Mrs. John A. MacRae; 2. Mrs. Walter Wells

Knitted Socks (Island yarn): 1. Mrs. Beecher Smallman; 2. Mrs. Gus P. A. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. John A. MacRae.

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Gus P. A. Arsena-ultpz. Mrs. Eric Corbett; 3. Mrs. Arthur Blanchard.

Knitted Mitts (Island, Yarn); 1. Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault 2. Mrs. George Wood 3. Mrs. Walter Wells.

Knitted Mitts (fancy); 1. Mar- that Meyer 2. Mrs. Ralph Mac- Lennan 3. Mrs. Wm. J. MacKay.

Knitted Gloves (Island Yam); 1. Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault 2. Mrs. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault 3. Mrs. Walter Wells.

Knitted gloves (fancy); Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault. ‘,

Sweater (women’s); 1. Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault 2. Mrs. Fred Lea‘rd 3. Martha Meyer,

Sweater (man’s); 1. Mrs. Heb- er Ramsay 2. Mrs. Ralph Mac- Lennan 3. Mrs. Norman Machl-

(Adams 2. Mrs. John Macﬂae 3. ers. Gus P.A. Arsenault. Sweater (baby’s; 1, Mrs. Ar thur Blanchard 2. Mrs. Wilfred H'ckey 3. Mrs. Waldo Phillips. Baby’s bonnet and booties (knit ted); 1. Mrs. Leonard Barnett 2. Mrs. Wilfred Hickey 3. Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault.

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