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With the end of World War ;land, operated by the RAF. igation Courses in the coming Two the piston sane aie] Late in that same year, with |fall, . Training Plan came.to a cond jd RCAF not yet up to its full | ‘The station was also ‘given ad- end air stations an- |peacetime strength, it was ie (ce ne

- eda came under a nounced that during the winter |and Development Section (Nav- defence department, which had |of 1946-47 the base would oper emer! wes to. work the big job of deciding which |ate on a reduced scale. A num- | the development of new techniq- ports to close down. ber of the building wees’ chisad jim MMEMictneds of atv naviat For of those that were |down ‘temporarily including the |tion. — a

: te be heptaperational it was ob barracks quarters and the staff | IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED vious that would have to |was boarded out in the town of | Early in 1948 the department be reclassified to play an entire. Summerside. _ decided that RCAF Station Sum- ly different role in the peacetime | -1, February 1947 it was furth- |Merside would undergo major

er announced that the station |improvement for which the sum would be fully reopened as an |0f $1,500.000 was allotted.

1946 e@nnounced that RCAF |operational base. Under. this scheme large areas. Summerside would be-| In March Squadron Leader W. |Of the asphalt buttons were re- an Ale Navigation Schoo! |C. Langstaff, DFC and Bar took |layed with concrete in order to would be the only “‘straight’ |over command and that same |@ccommodate the jet aircraft navigation school in Canada. It |month the station resumed as a |Whose intense engine heat had

's counterpart of the Empire Nav- |were made to extend the pro-| During 1949 two of * School at Shawbury, Eng- rom to’ clots Seats oe lecamar acne based

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The . three-part slogan had sprung from talks between the —. organized in the Stu- Union for Peace Action, and l'Union Geperale des Etudi- Gee weivegiiy esd cot “Disarmament” was what the demonstrators originally came to La Macaza for; ‘“develop- ment” was an attempt to link nomic needs‘-of- Labelle County; ‘and “decolonization” was an ap- na-

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