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13. 1952

THE WESTERN I GUARDIAN

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'91", subscriptions, Advertising loprosenfstivsa GEORGE cum and cameos: werrrou INS.

Ilonso Phones: the Guardian may be bought at any of

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is MOST LEAPLETS last night, dent of Al-

hour

The ie excitement

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chartered Accountant

canzdiso Bank of Common.

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Building Simimerside. l'. I. I. PHONE 2888 E

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S.lIAl.LMAN'S BUILDING

OPTOMETIIIST

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Office Hours:

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and by appointment Phone 823'!

REGENT TIIEATIIE .BLDG. Summer St. Summerslds

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Air Security

National Security

YOUR NEAREST AIR FORCE STATION

hank Weeks. 88-! Office and ass Inns:

the Prince

the idle , most of which fell over he inun except 10' 'hlCll lzmdcd in iiiinii W03 V5

one batch As com- ry keen it is ex- these will be gath- in hopes of beating Eugene iniiig the honor of the. free

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15th. Sunday School, 10 o'clock. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. 11 o'clock. Evening 7.30. Prepara- tory service, Thursday, 8 o'clock.

n.m. Sunday School 10.30. Pre- pnraiory service. Friday 8 o'clock. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, B.A., B.D.. minister.

Personals

R. Forbes and grandson, Blair

of Mr. and Mrs. John

Summerside.

Island Member of ”Saurel'.' crew lilies lFoIIowing Accident

Mr. Arthur W. Mocabs berton South. who was ice in Hospital received here last night. a fisherman, joined the

details as to the accident

available. The remains brought home for burial.

wife predeceased him ago.

AIR FORCE

Continued from page 1 At 2.30 p.

C. A. F. station Bummerside.

salute and a Harvard fly past this is an astounding co-ordination and

craft, and men on the ground.

equipment drive past. equipment used on

dozers. steam shovels. shovels. etc. At 5.05 p. hi. there Lancaster bombs in which the Lancaster

turning again will come past again

run. bombing a small target located in plain view on the field where it can easily be seen by the audience on the ground.

At 115 p. in. the lucky winners of the leaflet contest will take off on a flight over Prince ldward island.

ix Viv Ali Secnriiy National Security

AIR FORCE DAY

SATURDAY. lUliEl4

YISIT YOUR IEAITST All (DICE STATIII

GIO. T. CLARK

JEWELLEB lusnnror St. Summer-side

l':sa,rio.s'o as J u N s is A Visit fssi limit Air tom Sisilos

u Bowscss riiiiiziiiii.

-UNITED CHURCH of Canada, Kensingion charge. Sunday. June

Summerfleld. public worship 9.30

-Mr. James Forbes from camp- beilton. N. 3.. and Mr. and Mrs. J.

from Kinirormweroweekend guests Forbes.

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of Al- injured more than a week ago aboard the C. G. S. Saursl. died of his injur- at Cornerbrook. Nfld. yesterday. according to word

Mr. Mccabe. who was formerly crew of the Saurel on her arrival in Char- lottetown early in the spring. No are will be

Two daughters survive him, fiel- en. teacher at Alaska. near West Devon, and Audrey at home. His three years

in. a mass formation oi four different types of propeller driven planes will do a fly past. and this will be followed by a wel- come by Group Captain A. 0. Ken- yon. C. 1).. commanding officer R.

At 2.35 p. m. a ceremonial parade will be held which will be followed twenty minutes later by the royal

achievement of split-second timing, between fast moving air-

At 3 p. in. there will be a mobile featuring most of the heavy motor driven the ground. such as snow blowers, cranes. bull electric

will be a demonstration will fly past using four engines. turn and come back on three engines. and

on two engines only. it will then turn and do I low level bombing

Bishop Vlattsrnian on Annual Visit . To Allierton Parish

The Right nu. ma. Watts!-

Alborton today. He will dedicate two beautiful altars of hand carv- od Island oak. one at st. Peter's church Alborton and the other at Holy Trinity .Church, Alma,

The ceremony at Aims will take place at 2 p. m.v'rhe altar there will be dedicated in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. apurgson Jeffery, ;vglft of their children, George and

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At Albsrton the oeremony will be at I p in. The altar will be in memory of George David Harris. 1D years of age, student of the- 0l0lY M King's College, who was drowned near Alberton in 1925 while serving the parish during the summer months. . These altars were made by the M.P'.0 Bchurman Co.. Summerside, and are the product of the skilled - workmanship oi Mr. Dunn. Blue- prints were by Mr. Williams from sketches submitted by the Rector. Rev. J.R. McMahon and Mr.s. W. J. Phillips. Mrs. Phillips did the beautiful wood carving.

Alberion and V0 -0 I Icinriy

Mrs. Annie Ahearn. Alberton. has returned from s visit with friends in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. William Callaghan. st. Louis. accompanied by Mrs. Austin Murphy. Albci-ton. were visitors to Summersidc on Tuesday June loth.

Miss Doris Mccue, Alberton. is visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Mrs. David Barnett, summer- side, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Ramsay and Mr. Ramsay. Alberton.

Mrs. W. A. Gordon. and daught- era. Jean and Peggy. Summerside. were in Alberton on Tuesday last. en route to their summer cottage at Montrose.

Mr. Clifford Raynor: returned to his home near Alberton yesterday after six months employment at Goose Bay. Labrador.

From 3.15 p. m. to 4.00 o'clock the navy band from H. M. C. 5. Studs- cons will provide band music.

At 3.40 p. m. a Lancaster para- drop will illustrate to the public how air borne supplies are dropped to people lost at sea or in the woods. At 4.00 p. in. there will be an interesting model aircraft fly- ing display. At 4.05 there will be a Harvard aerobatic display in which among other air activities. Harvard aircraft will play "Follow the lead- er" within the limit of the air- drome, at a low level. rovldlng plenty of thrills to the audience on the ground watching the aircraft manoeuvers. .

All during the airshow there will be a comment tor who. by means of a public address system, will ex- plain to the public the various manoeuvers the aircraft will do. Loud speaker of the public ad. dress system will be set up both inside and in front of the static dllnlay hangar. so that the com- mentator can be heard by all. Inside the static display hangar will be located an information booth, first aid post, and refresh- ment booth. all for the specific benefit oi the visiting public. This hangs will be filled with booths containing various displays from the different sections oi the air- port.

-Mlscouche -and Vicinity.

-Mr. and Mrs. Urban MscNeil were recent guests of Mr. Maorioilb parents, Mr. and Mrs.

PI-ed D. Maciisil.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Peters and son Wayne were visitors to Migcou. oils on Sunday, June lst, guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ax-senault.

Jo Anne Oaudet. daughter of Mt". and Min. Alfred Gsudet oi Misoouoho returned to her home on Thurldly. May 29. after be- ing in the Prince County Hospital for three wools as a result oi hav- ing been involved in an accident.

Martin Arssnauli. returned to Halifax after having spent a week- end in Misooucha with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arsenauit.

Mr. and Mn. Ernst Gallant and dlullm. lophis. oi Weuingum, were visitors to Misoouoho on Tuesday, May 27.

Reggie Du Rochss who is in the Army is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Desmichss oi Miscoucho.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dec Roches were visitors to Rustico on Sunday. Me In. sum: of Mr. and Mrs. laawrsnco Gallant.

The Mioouchs Dramatic Club presented their five-set play "Ilse Nights in a In: Room" to a large appreciative audience in the Wen- ington lhtion.liall on Thursday May I. x

Mrs. asbs Arsenauit has return- ed to her home in Miscousna gm-r having quot some time in the Prince Bounty I-loqsitai.

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Group Oapt. A. G. Kenyon, C. D.. Commanding Officer R.C.A.F. sta- tion, Summerslde. has issued the followiiig address of welcome in connection with Air Force Day, Saturday, June 14.

Commanding Officers Address Oi Welcome

"On behalf of the officers and airmen of RCAF Station summer- side, I wish to extend a hearty welcome to everyone on Prince Ed- ward Island to attend our Annual Air Force Day this coming sat- urday. We have been planning it now for several weeks and think you will find it the best yet. We also hope more than ever will come to see the Air Force on this Air Force Day.

The flying display will consist of Harvards. Dakotas and Exped- itors in formation. a Lancaster will demonstrate two. three and four engine flying as well as bomb-, and a sabre Jc; will also be pre- sent. -

our students.

taining the exhibits of the aircraft maintenance sections and those of the two schools on the station. The latter will indicate the essentials in training navigators both to ”Wings" standard and in the post graduate phases of instruction.

Along with this. we will have an infonnatlon booth. recreation facilities, reireshmeiits and a lost and found department. Something may have been missed in our plan but we sincerely hope not and be- lieve that you will enjoy your Sat- urday afternoon with us.

The Island is reputed to be the friendliest place in Canada and the many Island friends we have met will be more than welcome: to those of you who have yet to meet any of us we extend a special in- vitation: we feel that you will en- joy the experience and will find matters of mutual interest to dis- cuss.

On the station there are people from every part of Canada. and

spending his leave with his parents.

Winnifred Poitier daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Poirier, re- turned to her home in Miscouche after having spent some time in the Prince County Hospital. '

The Wellington Dramatic Club presented their play. "George in a Jam” in the Miscouche Parish Hall on Tuesday. May 27th. There were specialties between the acts. also a sale of candy.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant and family of the U. S. are spending some time with Mrs. Gallanrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Felix l-l. Des Roches.

Joan Durante, oi summersids was a recent visitor to Miscouche at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Ben Perry.

Reverend Msrtin' Monaghsm of Miscouche went to Charlottetown to sttend the ordination of Rev- srend Preston l-Ismmiil. Freetown. Reverend Justin Mscnonsld. Grand River and Reverend Adrian Arsen- ault of Mont Camiel in St. Duns-

Miss Robin. Mrs. Manning and their assistant of Charlottetown were visitors to the Miscouchs Con- vent on Monday. June 2. The pur- pose of their visit was to organ- ise a garden club.

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Group Capt. A.

Outdoors on the ground, we will have several of the less frequently seen types of vehicles. all the types; of aircraft in the flying display and an exhibition of squadron drill by

Indoors. in a hangar close to thel outdoor display will be booths non-i

ts.n's Basilica. Saturday. May 31. ,

Commanding Officeris Address Qf Welcome

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G. Kenyon, C.D.

their interests are as varied as the places they come from. The Is- land is well-represented too. A- mong our personnel are amateur enthusiasts on everything from big game to fly casting, as well as ex- perts in aero engines. electricity. central heating. or one of the other Air Force special.st branches. You will surely find someone who is interested in the same things you are. I include the ladies too be- cause we have our airwomen this year.

A year ago, we were in the throes of expanding physically and this let: a definite impression on a visitor who saw us only once. This year the major part.Of our physical expansion is over og ap- proaching completion, and the ap- pearance of the station has chang- ed accordingly.

This station is truly fortunate in being located in the centre of a progressive area, since we are able to see the progress you are making from day to day; and we look for- ward to Air Force Day as our op- portunity to show you our progress.

I hope that as many of you as can will be with us this Saturday afternoon.

Mclieili's Mills And Vicinity,

-Miss Greta MacDonald who is l employed in bummerside, spent the week-end of .lune lst at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. On'ln MacDonald.

Miss Verna Ellands. teacher of Victoria West school, spent the week-end of Julie lst at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellands.

Mr. Edward Kennedy. Poplar Grove, is spending a few days at the home of his grandmother. Mrs. Robert MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milugan

Mr. and Mrs.-James Williams and son Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Mac- Donald ahd Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hutchinson and daughter Heather. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams. Bideford on Sunday, June lst. Miss mrnlcs Phillips, Mount Pleasant, spent the week-end of Junt lst at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Phillips.

Miss Grace Murphy. Freetown. spent the week-end of June is: at 'the home of her parents”, Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy.

Mr. Raymond Miliigsn is spend- ing a few days at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Mill- igan, engaged with his father fish- ing lobsters.

The McNeills Milli! women's Institute held their monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Ralph Elisnds on Tuesday evening. June 3rd. A good crowd attended.

Mr. Orrin MacDonald and son Angus were in Bummersids on sat-

RN” SAT'RmuIllIE M

Visllyousnoatosi Nrhveohotioo

lbe open to the public and with

' will be

'broadcast to be heard over CJRW

Ii. c. A.-lF.1'o Take over s'side Radio Station Tonight

This evening the R.CA.F. will take over the Summerslde radio station from 7.00 to 10.00 pm. and will do all the announcing. In addition they "will provide an hour's free entertainment origin- ating in the Canadian Legion Home from 7.30 to 5.30. This will consist of R.C.A.F. talent and will

no admission charge.

Among the entertainers taking part are L.A.C. Harry Grebested, AC. Cal Schermerhorn. AC. Ray Ross and Douggle Plneau and his Air Cadet Bnnd.

F70 Jack Cahan will be mas- ter of ceremonies for the talent show.

The main attraction for the ini- ent shcw will be the young mem- bers of the Kindergarten Percus- sion Band of the Air Vice Mar- shal School at Slemon Park who dressed in their little blue satin capes made for them by the R.C.A.F. Ladies Auxiliary.

Announcers for the unusual

will include Corporal Stokes, AC. 2 Morrison. AW. 1 Alcorn. Pro- duction of the show will be under the direction of IVO C. J. Footc..

Much Interest In leaflets Dropped By li.C.A.F. Planes

Yesterday afternoon. aircraft from the Summerside station. flew over six Island communities and dropped 34,000 leaflets that for six persons who collected the most of these leaflets will mean a thrilling and enjoyable plane ride over many sections of Prince Ed- ward Island in an R. C. A. F. Dakota aircraft.

15,000 of these 0 leaflets were dropped over Charlottetown, 7,000 over summerside and 3.000 each over Souris, I Montague, Alberton. O'Leary. The leaflets contain an invitation to the general public on Prince Edward island for them to attend the Air Force Day pro- gramme beginning at 1.00 p. m. at R. C. A. F. station, Summerside tomorrow afternoon-

It also contains the information that the six persons who turn in the largest number of the hand- bills at the main gate on the air

station before 2.00 p. m. on Satur- day will lie given a free ride in the Dakota aircraft. This aircraft. withl the contest winners will leave on, gits flight at 3.l5. p. m. Reports last night from the; centres where the leaflets were dropped indicated great interest in the contest and it would appear that the R. C. A. F. had best be prepared on Saturday for the most euger passengers they have ever

flown. -S.

Conway and I O O Vicinity -Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Giills. St. Eleanors, were visiting at the

home of Mrs. John Broome on Sunday, June lst.

Mlm Reby Boyle. Cascumpec, spent a recent week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle.

Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell. OI.eary. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murphy on Saturday, May 31st.

Mr. John W. Palmer was in Cole- man and vicinity on busines re-' cently.

Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Bsliem and

urday. May slat on business.

Miss Ste-wart. Red Cross Health Nurse, 0'Lenry. was recently visit- ing in McNelils Mills.

Mr. Bayiield MacDonald. En- more. recently spent a few days at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. James- Noye.

Mrs. Edmund Yen, Victoria West. is visiting with her daughtertahd 50"-in-MW. Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Murphy. -AP

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of Mr. Otto Murphy n ltrnday Juno int. 0

son,-Mount Pleasant. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison. . ..... Mr. Leonard Murphy I mending a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Train- or, Royalty. '

Mr. John J. MacDonald was in summersids on Monday. June 2nd, on busineu.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallscs Palmer. Borden. were visiting friends and relatives in Conway and vienity recently.

-Mr. Cecil Palmer. Bordon. was visiting at the homo of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palm- er, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Murphy, aum- Mr. Wallace Boyle was a nasal mersids, were visiting at the homsi visitor to St. Eleanot's.

are pleased to announce. the program for

AIR FORCE DAY

TOMORROW

L SATURDAY. JUNE 14th.

at the Local

Summerside ii. 0. A. F. Station.

to which the public are cordially invited to attend , .1.

(ALL TIMES ARE STANDARD):

1,00 P. M.

Static display opens Lancaster fly past -. Sabre jet fly past V ' Vampire fly past

Mass formation fly past Welcome by Group Co tain A G. Kenyon, Command ng Of: floor. .

Mobile equipment drive past Lancaster flying demonstration. Bombing run.

Lucky winners. of leaflets cou- test take off on flight.

Band music and Lancaster pars.- drop.

Model alrcraft flying display Harvard acrobatic display Practice crash exercise

4.00 P. ii. i Mass formation fly past

Refreshments On The Grounds