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MAY 2. 1952-

Pen Points Of I.O. A. F. STATIOI

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Friends of Mrs. J. A. Maclieil an wishing he: a speedy recovery mam her recent operation. She is recently a patient of Prince county Hospital. .

Opl. Louis Pinsonneault was a welcome visitor to summerside during the past week. His friends here will remember Cpl, Pimen- nesult. as he married the former lhther MacI..ennan of Summerslde ..pproximstely two years ago, at which time he was on the staff of this station's orderly Room.

LAC. W. E. Hetherington, a &fety Equipment Technician and LAO, E. M. Hard. have been trans- ferred to this station and are presently taking up heir respective duties here.

This station was honoured by the presence during the past week of Honourable Brooke Claxton. Min- ister of National Defence. who was accompanied by Dr. 0. M. solandt. Chairman of the National Re- search Board.

Opl. R. J. Chapman, Fire Fight- er and AC. 1 E. A. Coughlin, Driv- er Mobile Equipment, have assum- ed their duties here. as they reported in on transfer during the week.

On Friday evening last. GC. A. G. Kenyon, Commanding officer of R. G. A. F. Station. Summer-

slde, pruented wings to members or No. 58 Bummerslde Air Oadet squadron in the Recreation Hall or! this unit -

r Mrs. Douglas Turner St. Hu-

bert, Quebec. is visiting her Dar- eziintl, Mr. and Mrs. Rlymond J90- k I.

A Radar Performance checker. A02 J.R.Y. Laliberte and an Instr-u.ment Technician, LAO. R. W. Pbremen will report here this week on posting.

Mr. Herb MacDonald, Public Re- lations Officer for A. V. Roe Co., Ltd, and Mr. Peter Inglis, repre- sentative of" southam Newspapers spent a few days on this unit last week gathering material for arti- cles to be written at some future date concerning the Specialist Navigation Course on the Arctic Flight.

The Alrcratismen held a very succesiul bingo in their lounge ia.st'.F'ridsy evening.

PO. E. M. Rose of Greenwood. Nova Scotia, spent the past week- end in summerside, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy silliphant. PO Rose is a recent graduate of a Naviga. tion 0fficers' Course.

The Airwomen will be holding DB-rties every Friday evening com- mencing May 2nd, in the Recrea. tion Hall, at which time Cpl. H. M. O'Neill will call off old time danc- mg.

FL. G. Hanson, former officer Commanding Maintenance at this station spent the past week on temporary duty at this unit.

The All-craftsmen are making plans to hold a "Hm-dtimes Dance"

in their Lounge on Wednesday

evening, May l-Mb. An orchestra

will be in attendance.

Their summerside friends were pleased to welcome Po's Dennis Boeby and Peter Sutherland over the past week-end. These young officers were i istudents of Navigation Otficer Courses held in the Air Nlvlgation school. 4

Alberfon and Vicinity

Mr. Hubert Gavin. Alberton South. left last evening for New nrunswick where he expects to be employed in the Fredericton area.

Mr. Carl H. Weeks of Alberton is again confined to his home by illness.

Mr. John Wells. Albertan South, is seriously ill at his home.

-Mr. Peter J. Gavin. Albericn, left Thursday morning to spend some time with his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Noonan in Borden.

Mrs. Graham Hooper. Charlotte- town, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hayes, Alberion.

Mrs. L. B. Leard and Miss Annie Leard, who have spent the winter months in Alberton, returned on Thursday to their home in Brook- lyn.

Mr. John K. Clarke. Alberton. left on Thursday for Kenagami. Quebec after a. brief visit at the home of his brother. Mr' George Clarke. he will be employed in the Lake St. John region.

The record biuefin tuna caught by rod and reel weighed 977

At Air cadet Wings Parade

Group Captain A.G. Kenyon, pinning Air Cadet wings on Air Cadet

Sgt. Gordon MacDonald at the Wings Parade hell! at the R. C. A. F. station. Summersixic. on Friday last. The Sumrnersluc Squadron No. 58 has been sponsored by the Sumrnersidc Wing of the R. C.A.F., Summer-

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Let's Talk it Over

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Many universities, and some high schools throughout the coun- try. impose restrictions on partici- pation in athletics. making it de- pendent on academic achievement. A student must make satisfactory progress in his studies before he can take part in athletic sports under the supervision of the uni- versity or high school.

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in some of the larger universi- ties, of course, prowess in athlet- ics has become an important means of advertising the seat of learning. and it is becoming in- creasingly difficult to enforce ex- isting regulations as they apply to a star athlete in any particular sport. Many now believe that in at least some of these centres, a student's ability to shoot baskets from all angles on a basketball floor, or throw a. long. accurate forward pass on a football field. can cover a lot of vagueness in matters of philosophy, physics and mathematics. .

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As far as high schools are con- cerned, the pr ” of imposing these restrictions can easily be over-emphasized. It seems desir- able that young people with an aptitude, whether it be music, mathematics. or making the red light ' i behind a goal net, should be" permitted to themselves. to give their God- given talent full rein. It takes all I kinds of people to make a world. and if a youngster can make a better mouse-trap than his neigh- bour. by all means, let us get him the lumber and the wire, andtcll him to go right ahead.

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We think the practice of some restriction. carefully applied. can be of use, however. The lure of school sports sometimes puts pu- pils. with sufficient ability to suc- ceed in their studies, on the road to academic failure. If they knew from the start that they could not drop below a. certain minimum of effort in school studies, if they expected to take part in school

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. outlook might result. Please note. we say "minimum effort", not minimum of achievement. Dull pupils should not be punished for fabiiing to aocompll.ah.ths impos- sl e.

O 0 O is it not possible that some kind of restriction based on a

pupil's ehort in study. insofar as that can be mounted. with the pupil given the benefit of the least shadow of doubt. might produce benenclal results? Personally, we think it would.

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..1;p:.m olsuosl. aohaoilpucm. w ma Saturday! beglnnms May

....unsoul.' ururln onusc CIIAIGI. service lundu. 1131' gm. nedequo ll A.M.: Borden 3 EM.) Albany 7.30 P.3d.

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.. NEW LONDON PB.E8BY'l'ElI- IAN onuncmis - The service! for Sunday, May 4th.. In cancell- ed. luv. D.A. Campbell. Minister. ..p,lm-ruy gnu; .. st Holman's Youth Centre. many. May 2m! at 2.30 P. M. - sponsored by New London United church Ladies Aid.

.- THE CENTRAL BEDEQTJE BAPTIST CHURCH. Service sun- day, May 4th. 11 A.M. Sunday School 10.15 A.M. Rev. Chas. Britten, Minister.

- -SACRED HEART CLUB, Bor- den, will present their 3-act com- edy, "Sister Susie Swings It", in Freetown Hail, Friday. MAY 2'16. It 8:30 p.m. Admission 25c and we. Sale of candy.

-CAPE WOLFE. Friday. M3! 204 at 2 P. M. at George Shaws. 6 demonstration of sheep shearing. castratlng and docking of sheep. An evening meeting will be held in the ball when films of general interest will be shown. ”

..-MALPEQUE UNITED CHURCH The service in Mslpeilllti UNW3 Church, will be held on Sunday, May 4th. at 2.30 P. M. Allison Pro- fltt of Freetown. will be E0959 speaker.'Rev. Alexander Macxay. minister.

eKENSINGTON - MALPEQUE AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Churches. services Sunday. May 4. will be as foliows:- Kenslngton 7.30 P. M.; Malpeque 11 A. M. and Free- town at 3 P. M. The Rev'd. E. G. Evans will conduct the services. The R.ev'd D. A. Campbell, Inter- im Moderator.

-O'LEAlI.Y PASTORAL CHARGE The United church of Canada rm. W. G. Dickson B. A.. minister. The services for Sunday, May 4th, are as follows:- Brae at 11 A. M.; The Sacrament oi Holy Communion will , be given. Sunday School lo A. M.; West Devon at 2 P. M.; Bloomfield at 3.30 P. M.: Sunday school at 2- 30 P. M.; O'Leary at 7.30 P. M. Sunday School at 10.30 A. M. Everybody welcome.

-Yul-IESTIVAL CONCERT - Wdnesday afternoon and Thurs- day afternoon and evening a pre- muaical festival concert was stas- ed in summerslds High " kool by all contestants from Sumrnerslde who are taking part in the pro- vincial music festival in Char- lottetown. next week. The PUFPOSG of the concert was to give the younger pupils experience in per- forming before an audience and at the same time raise moneygto assist in transporting the school chorus to the festival in Charlotte- town.

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-BLOOMFIELD Y.P.U. HOLDS PARTY - Thelaloomfield United church Young People's Union held I social evening in the Y. P. U. room of the church on Tuesday night, April 29th. There were twenty-one present. Games and contests were enioyed. led by Al- berta MscAusland. Joan Stetson, Mrs: Clayton Stetson and the minister. Delicious refreshments were served and this happy and jolly evening concluded by a worship service conducted by the president, Vernon Cornish, and by all .epeating the Mizpah benedic- tion.eAZ.

Psrsgals

-Mr. A. W Martin, settlement supervisor. VlLA., summerride, has returned to his home after atiending a conference in Am- herst. rli. 5.

-Mrs. A. W. Martin and two children have returned to their home in summersids. utter spend- ing a few days visiting her par- enis in Belle River. .6

Boston Mun Aboard Missing Air Liner

BOEDON. May l-(AP)- Lock- ett Coleman. a grandson of the late chief Justin Charles Piers Davidson of Quebec. is reported

aboard the mining Pan-American airliner in nrasil. A Boston he was

businsas man. turning from a buying trip for the Walter Baker chocolate com- pany of Milton.

Coleman had worked for the company. a division of General Foods corporation. since his grad- uation from Harvard in 1028.

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-1 with to thank the doctors, nurses nurses-sides, orderlies and staff of the Provincial, saunter- iurn and all those who sent cards. letters, gifts or flowers. or who remembered me in any way, while I was a patient there.

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vsncouvis. my 1 -(or)- oi "free" trade in "welfare state the-

dsy speakers at the seventh an- nual Fisheries Council of Canada convention here yesterday.

Vergxl D. Reed, vice-president and associate director of research for the J. Walter Thompson 00.. of New York, told the 360 delegates freeing of trade and tariff rc- trictions was the only solution for the world's ill! and "the greatest single contribution a nation could make to prosperity and peace.”

SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a writ of Fl. Fs. execution to me directed issued out of Her Majesty's Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island at the suit of Gerrard Bernard against Robert John Gilmore I have taken and seized one 1940 Dodge sedan, 1951 licence num- ber A6643, Ontario, serial number 9670611, and I do hereby give pub- llc notice that I will on the 3rd day-of May. A. D.. 1952. at the hour of 1.30 o'clock in the after- noon at the Court House, in Summersldc, in Prince County, set up and sell the said Dodge Sedan to satisfy whole or in part the letter marked on the execu- tion being the sum of 51761.65 and interest on 51755.15 at 5 per-cent from the 18th -day of April A. D. 1952, besides Sheriff's poundage. officers fees, and all other ex- penses of the execution.

signed .1. Hubert Hall. Sheriff of Prince County

D. 0. Stewart Plaintiff's Attorney

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