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cm or This local points to the huge crowd or spects. tors At Air Farce Day was the giant Argus nircratt that was open Itlr pu hl le inspection.

AuMMERsinE BUREAU

or TiiE GUARDIAN

A o-leutillutihg perioi‘mance

oI aol'obatil's and precision Hy-

.“ by use daredevils at the Canadian airways,

Guilt?" Hawks. thrilled ran esti-

mawd TOM spt’flatora at RCA?

Station Summerslde Saturday

sllerupou ls lhe ulr base upon»

WESTERN

IIAS GUEST Mrs C III Weeks. Alhertlln. has as A welcome guest her Ila» ter. Mrs. Sparrow of Vancouver.

ROME FROM TORONTO

Earle Wells. Brooklyn. has re turned to his home alter spend- lnfi [unit time in anonto.

IN WESTERN HOSPITAL

ilrs. ArlcinpsCamcm .

lune Cove. is a patient in thc WPsIern Hospital.

IN ELMSDALE . Mrs. Austin Rix. Sninl John, N a. is spcnding a tell days At her Inrnler home In Elmsdnle.

AT MnNTROsE . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prldlsnm.

or»

Ellis work ul their cnltalzi: in Montmse. Today they will be joined by their brother. Leiden: Pridham M Munctiill.

AT ALMA liliss Helen Clark, Saint John. .E, is visiting her grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mn. Allan Clark. Alina

LEAVE! FOR. U,S. Ruben Foley. who I'm! spent the pasl Iew mnnthd in Alberinll. get"l Saturday lor the United us.

leIl Iur RCAF Stat“)!!!V Centralil. 0m” when F'I .-

at Risoer nlllcers- school. Cen- leslls and plans on returning In his studlts at Rslhousie Univer- Ilty in September. .

Is PATIENT

Mrs. P. M. Martin oi Summer- slde ls s patient in the Prime County Hospital. Mrs. Martin's tumbler. Miss sundrs Martin, RN at New York City and her arm. or. w, M. Mtrtlu 0! Mon- lresl have arrived on the island In In with her.

WEDGE FUNERAL _ The Ebbsiieel. was held Friday mur- lliuli hum his isle residence to tlir Immaculate Concep- tlriii c h u r c h. Palmer Road

where Requiem i-llgh Mm wu conducted at than by Rev. Put. rick Walsh. Pallbearers were five Aoris. Alyre. Charles, In. mini. Edgar and Merritt Walla

.

can no ment was tery.

.i In the chim‘h reru- MncWiLLiAm rUNEllAL — The lunar-l Ior Mrs. its. MM- Wliiiuri- wu held Saturday It- ool the West Point Presbyterian chin-ch where ger- vlce vle endured Rev. Peter porche. Hymns w "Th- lcrd's My sheptwsd". "with Of Our hthu‘l' nd ' God Our Help In Ala Put". Mn. Ralph alliitrsr and Mn. IVI Mscnon

rd stew- Euter, Rnrtby Mu

appeared to be flown by

BRIEFS gr

Frederirlnn. VB. are spending 0

oo-Doa. horn m: N.B. air station.

ouph Perry. luur— arr

Crowds can be lean

lining up. waiting I turn to jet inaide where they hnd many question answered lur them by Flt-Lt.- Dmlglas Furbea.

Scintillating Air Show i lhrills 7,000 At S'side

ed 1L! dour! In tllv public till“ tho annual Air Fame Day mm.

The germ mow, the beat rivar seen locally. Pb vided edged-Him Excllamnt

IN" the huge crowd as the ma:- plaiie tum at Golden Hawk went through I scrim mils, Ilium. bmvibbtirsta. high speed dives, Iormatinn maneuvan of stith precision that all plant! can

mall.

other skilllul aeroballre, dru- rualiued by speeds up to out miles per hour. climnioad saunter wellrcuuded sir lam day Pm-

('mdr. Wnl. Wis. RY REMOTE CONTROL

The stauc displays 81% lewer than in past years. 0! sperinl intervst. especially tn the yauiiger set. was the its

electrical also!» where the gum Ind engine a pnpiemnache Dim And In as-lusi scarchiight used in the A and Neptune dim-n could be m by the spectator-operator mid- lmole COMIC] The wcaulcr was idled. slimy uilh a very light breeze. an

Lieiuenant-Gvemor F. Waltu Hyudman officially dechmd Air Fares Day I”

opened. lIIis HnnllT congratulated the air lllwce in canymg on the upd— iiilin ru letting the ptlbltc “see what they're doing". He con- pralulsled the guard on its es. coilent turnout. Will] smart appearance belore de claring sir three day olllaislly

pen. Liiilt~Gnvrrlior Hyndman win

nIiict’r. Group Capt. A.G. Dogs. who said he was ex plzawd to welcome tile "and crowd at spectators and possess his gratitude that “Io many DI you came out to join Us "II air (time day". He brid- ly explained the role at the station which I: me at ulti- submarine Warfare and well the air base was MW Niflnkd lodartieinbitwna-uww o. voo-noo 131‘

The air show hell! with I mme'r to tihe lac-I diam.

a

' ‘C'm‘ Voo-d 1015 interceptor d deu liter. B ' . .W . 51mm. pm SEWEidg'lfi‘fé which is capable pl moods up

to 1.200 miles per hour. The m. geve n stlprt serial :1in

Fonmabloh living and other

, routines were oarrled out by three N

have Argus

aim-mt from lite mam. Much was again dramatized by short distance tulle-off and m climb possible in In huge Nep lune 3mm.

The mamawosubluty at both these planes Wu diaphyed inn parties: I: churned by a burlh drop on a mod: sub- marine, lob mm burst InIAi names.

BAND CONCERT

Earlier in the arm a

band cnncert by the station regi- Mun

tiliiorll tor Charles Wedge. "'9 ‘-

pl Sgt. wuilarp Cathay wu- enlpyed in the hangar when the ground display. wen locati-

A: In other yum, the “hill. train." I trailfl' hail-in), wfl busy during tl- attention mu- porting the yum: try mad

the station. “1,, Ftilkvwhtg are air m A

pre- receplilln was held In the com- lor Vllltinz or!

a M mm was held (or tit! prm airli‘ which levtral Quorum allies! lun-

Ill-rind the man with many Imdthewpnd “win It the bl! I” ll- swordsman“.

officer

SI. Eleanors Lions Club Plans Industrial Fair And Carnival

ST. ELEANORS — Plans are businela firms are Invited nut! going attend rapidly Ior the ma- I‘Vevi urged lo display their mur- terlnlization of the blunt pro- t‘handiu and product: which in Rat ever Itased by the St. E1- the real purpnae of an ludultrhl ennui! Lluul Club, the holding fair. Those interested are a lit III Industrial (air. which it to contact Mr. McKnight or non

Pea In ma e on annual event. Young or Geno Cusann.

Thll year‘s fair Is to run Imm Any Correauundence should be June 27 to 29 Inclusive. addressed to Don Young, 410

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summerside And Prince County The Guardian.

Charlottetown, Mon.. June 17. 1963. 8

‘Vanier Park’ Is Name Chosen For New Park

TIGNISH — About: wk has

Island. The “Venus! Park" has been coach as the name for the new vinci

park at Bloomfield. This name Along with a winning essay eni- titled “The Value of Construct. lug Parks on Prince Edward ia— lnhd" was gubmitizd by Fran- ces Ann Hm. Tint-iii. daughter of Mix. and Mrs. Ho ward HM‘DEI‘, and A grade it student or Tignish Regional High School.

The second prim winner wal Cheryl Cochran. and thud prize winner was Marie O‘Bnimi, bofli pl Albemu.

The emay contest was m

Innmnilwd at an evening at en. tcrlsmrnern held Saturday at the Tim high school aime luin. REA]! EssAils

William Cain, principal or Al~ heflAm Regional High . master ol es for the nmerssn called on the three young ladies to read their es

by Mrs. Wallis Mncican a! mum

PRESENTS PRIZE! Frank Ewan, president of the West Prince Board

was pleasing to see the young people alive to the need at will fur the Island, other speakers allering eon- gratulations were Very ev. MJ. Rooney. Rev. David Mac— Damld. Rev. st. Mary Arnold Tiguish principal: Gerald Hau- drahari and RD. McKinnon. load

2 ll Imam of trade iar the inland it Is taking In the social aspect a! the and“: area, and in till schools.

Miss Harper on behalf of the students and essay winners ex- tended thanks to the timid of Irade.

The musical Nit of the PM gram was under file direction "1 Sister 51. George, music teach e'r Iar the Tilgnish sohools. null Mrs. Rance-s Larle'r. EN. 0! Alberta".

Further plans were revealed at last Wednesday's meeting at the club with Ring Linn .Inhn McKnight presiding. FIVE Lion: train the Ptrirdsle club were guests (or the evening.

The industrial lair will be l0- csted on the club grounds in St. Elesudrs where ample space will be assured.

In attendance. ant-I which will make up the core ol the lair. will be the Holmes shows. which come equipped with lerris wheel. llve ponies. kiddiei' rides and other midway specials.

The owners sud managers at

a e a in n Avenue. Summerslde who in carnival chairman.

A couple pl hlgbllghla oi the

lair will include the crowning ol the princess or St. Elesudrs who will represent the village In the lobster carnival contest in which Miss P.E.i. ls chose . Also the Lions Club will won— a r s dunking booth. where it someone hits the bulls-eye the star Llnn. Earl Cannon will take a dunking.

The members all the Si. Elean- his club are urging the support 0! local businesses In order to make thls an annual event.

introduced by the commanding by Dmithee

MONT CARMEL _ The 25th anniversary or Rev. John F. Buote‘s devoted years in the priesthood were honored last Wednesday .liemoou and even- ing with a special in as at the

1" Mont Carmel church IOIIDWQd by

a banquet. The mass was celebrated by Father EDDIE Deacon was REV. E. Richard and subdeacnp was Rev. A. Arsenaiilt. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Joseph LeClair during which he paid tiribule to Father Eupte as an example to all who knew him and lor his dedicated leadership and spiritual guldsnc. through. out the years. Among those present was Bis- hop Malcolm MacEaeheru.

Following the mass an ad» dress was read to Father Buote

' Pun-lei. chainnas- ter at Mont Carmel and s ore sentauon was made by Tihnph B. Gallant. due 0! the directors ol the parish.

Aluiough the mass was said in French, l-ialher Euole also made some renrsrlrs in English sud thanked everyone for At- tending the observance,

He said "We Are all children oi God. it matters not what the nationality might be. These must be union between all groups. he one In Christ."

Members at the clergy present included Msgr. J. M. Pplrler. Egrrrorrt Bay. Msgr. Andre Ar— sensuli. MAgdulen islands where rather We spent to yours as s clargynsnn and tetcher. lore cornlpg ta Mont Carmel In

11}: banquet Wu held In the church hlll where Ulric Polrler and In master of ceremoniu. thaatg fluent included Hill.

(lu-elved In lute (or Classified lie-Ill Nulln column).

—DEA‘I'H NOTICES ..

Rev. John Buole Marks 25th Anniversary Of Ordination

and Mrs. Henry Wedge. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finn oi the L'As scrupliori Society, Modems. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid. Wei— lingtoh.

Speakers included Bishop Mac» Eschern. Mr Wedge. Msgr Arsenault. Msgr. Ppiriar. Esther Croken. Rev. Adrian Arsenault. St. DitnsLRn's University. Rev. Arsgne Rialnmi. and on behuil oi the loudly, a Alster ol the honored clergyman. Mrs. Joseph Gallant. North Ruslicp.

Oiliar sisters and brothers pre- seut were Mrs. Jerome Guilsnl. and Mrs. Arthur Doirim, Nomi Rust'co; Mrs. Stella Mnrtin, Charlottetown; Aubin . North Rustito. Na brothers un— lahle to be present were Rev. lDiiinel buole in Idnlho. il.s.A., and Willred in iialilax.

FstliPr buolc thanked every. one [or the expression oi kind- ness and good wishu.

Cor Roms Parked Cor Al NewAnnon

SUMMERSle — Heavy dam- age was unstained lav both vehicles In I two-w Mlliqlnn last availing It New Arman. when a 1957 model C! driven by Ronald Maclnriia. Sumer- side In said to have intaiherearuidnfl urpal'k- ed on the highway. med IVY Ralph Rogers 06' Indian River.

Two passenger! h the Ma:- Innis t‘ll". Robs! “Chad and N ult med minor injuries and were eroded at Prime Calnty Emirth Mid released. 1‘): shiver MAcInnlI was also alt-hm up walkab-

Nomewaiinthepu‘lrdu‘ I 1951 model. vamhldlflo‘hfll

PERRY — At the Community Hocplt-l. entry. lune ill. 1m. Joseph Pussy ot O‘Lniy. Mn. st Jelley's Funeral Home tron. where the Alnersl will be held Tuesday morning at it o'clock In t. Anthony's

h. aloomlieid lor Re- qulevn High Mass at 9:30. In- terment In the church ceme- rely.

rRmst — At the P.E.I. Hos» pital. II

when .

hon Street in his 82nd year. Rating It the Maclaavl I-‘u- nnll Home Mm where the Illnerll will he lieu Wedner-

People's cenle

ROBINSON — At the PEI, Holpllnl. June IO. I”). Cleve N, Robl

in MI Mid Yul. Haiti!!! a the Cutllllle Nnulll Home until Tueadly noon. then In M! In" "Monte 0mm where the Amer-l will be held on Wed- “ y. lerv‘lce commencing It 1:8). Intenneat Buckley Point

‘ OWN — At the Charlottetown

7‘ non. Remains were tuna-

Imd evening [min to. fleunmy Funeral Home

pp.

)ould Mull c. All and Um] Liv-

wore. in. Rolhh Hols-u. Ecwmllm. norm

DOUBLE” CAM

The col! catch accredit-d h Camila more than doublod inho- u— unwilqu t h h h WI: in 1'“ comm

nedtlllenln- Ind m II About In"

to h! late ruldence when the Iunnral vvill be held ‘hier (My mornin' It III) to St. Pln'lcl‘l Ch . Flirt Augus- tus tar Minn Huh Mall

the

at 9 o'clock. Intern-it In that my.

down an die highway.

Damage was estimalad It $1110 for each car. The l:- L‘Iderit which ovum mud

vestlglttd by the Simmadde deuchmmt. RCMP.

says that he said wm apprais- ed in Oharlotmuwn by e edin of The Guardian. Frank tiller.

He said Mr. Walku' has! re polled no easy task in Waits- ing the essays. Honorable med— lipn wa-s given to Wilson Shes. JR, oi ’I‘Igrnish tor the way in which he presented the operasig lines oi his essay.

The evening pl cremains-lent operled with . than»: by the grade ruiue . to boys and girls pl finish. was lollowed by a duet by Garth McKinnori and Debbie McCue of Alberton,

A piano duet was played by Joan Arsehault and Ann Marie Gandet. Tighish. Rendering two

i

mlMISCOUCHE COUPLE MARK 50TH

Mr. and Mrs. Phil C. Arsen- ault of Miscouclie yesterday celebrated the‘i' 50th \i'erlrillil

anniversary. The parents of lo .lhIeir campaign in Prince Colin

Officials Check Illegal Cunning ‘11“

and gleaI-vglraitdparents oI six, Mr. Arsenault is In years old and Mrs. Arsenault, the former Helen Gaildel. Is 72. All but

lime 30 men working on

lobster canning optrnlims. strannini operations. has I1th loomed illai usher s inspection and piotPLLIDn ullicersseveral lhau=alld cars at col

THIS WEEK IN

SUMMERSIDE

SPORTS

A PUBLIC SERVICE IN THE INTERESTS OF GOOD SPORT, CONTRIBUTED BY THESE COMMUNITY

SPORTS SUPPORTERS IN SUMMERSIDE AND DISTRICT

CLIP AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE

wnrkiug together hsvaI stepped up puck lobsherl

year .. Th9 two departments will We a _ similar

In an ellorl to control mmfinuudlheclnck hasls checking

ANNIVERSARY two til the couple's chlldi'en, Anthony and Lewis, have 12ft

Prince County lcr employment or num'age In other areas.

were sailed iron tyIau O'Leary cold storage punt and sever p cases sufleled

Sale in New Emily A wt

DIVERSI‘FY CROPS Thailand has been diversity-

As the result «it these effofls. irig crops. cutting me exports

d‘ (ram 60 to do per cent.

mlo's War Alice Fa‘y Barrett.

Albenon.

Following the msdirrg or three essays the guanine girls sang a chorus. and A monologue was given by Daisy Matthews at Al- ball-ton.

JOHNSTONE’S FUELS LTD.

Texaco Distributor

Alan D. CRUE Specialists In Wheel Alignment Wheel balancing Electrical & iirslre Warli

COOMAC AUTO BODY SHOP Auto body Specialists General Welding Radiator Repslrs

THE BOATES PHARMACY

Kentville M and 66. Goshzn M and KS. New Glasgow 44 And 58. Chorlntteinwn 44 and $. Munc-

M a Id at Saint John

Water St. Wall St. Eleanor! Dlltflcl

Violin selecdmrs were heard . . . (pp... View, “mum and m up, "‘0'" “55 "'"ml 5” Ed Dial 3338 Harvard St. I. Prescription Specialists praprlste snln‘s were rendered pm“... “I etrles n Cosmetics $3961? MONDAY. JUNE 17 complete um ,1 WEATHER Gotsrh—Juulor Clinic Commencing. All Juniors enroll at Pro Tm"!!! VIC-film Need- 0 . TORONTO {CPI — Tempera- RoWLiNG—Casuui bowling open issues tint and evepln Pl! . . 2. one 436- IHFEII “xi-2d hi the weather PM“ 436%!“ MINIATURE GOLF—harluln Day Two [or One. m w I st 2344 plice. "GWEN no“) 2, pIM__mm I I n er . slimmersidc Min. Max DRIVING RANGE-Seascape Driving Range Vancouver 57 72 mm P.M.—i on P Ellinonton .. so a: Ca gal-y 53 as L . m inkleflw 53:; I I g; g; “ '- TUESDAY. JUNE is S E A S C A P E Montreal . so «9 “I'd” °' GOLF—Junior Clinic Commencing. All Juniors enruii u ' ' Fugue! . f4 67 Modern Homes Pro shn Go" Dnvmg Range r erlc on . . 5 55 I I BOWLING-Cnilual bowling. open lanes day .nd evening Moncton . 44 52 I Alterations and Repairs MINIATURE GOLF—Casual Goil 2:00 P.M.—ii:oo PM. r;"‘lii"'é..il§‘.“52liln H . . to A9 I Aluminum Dom.V Win. BASEBALL—McLennzn Pnnliaes at Legion .Iiinlnrs 6:15 PM. Charlottetown . M 52 dows and Awn_ DRIVING RANGE—Susana Driving Range Prince Edward Islnlld'l Yarmauth ‘8 SI ings ‘ g min P.M.—l DI) Pd". G ‘IJnIy Lighth I D“ I "‘HAleAX lCPl v The Wen- 0:“ DJ]?! :12“: lur c ice says the disturb- _ nice cuusingthe poor weather “PET: 43683855”. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19 clubs, recs. instructions Pree gm “"1 I‘V'BE'I‘mfi '5 Ff" “9" "' ' me" Gotr4uplor Clinic t-niitlliuing. Juniors enroll at I‘m shop “"""“" “"‘d f n; “"‘v hf w‘ Tmbn" RoWLiNG—Casuai bowling. open lanes day and evening "5 M “5 1"“ “1‘ “Y MINIATURE GOLF—Tournament mo P.M. Newlmmdland this dilemma. Cum 2:” PM PM scrub; Imfrmzlrclgam 1! low BueII It MocLood IIRIVING RANGE—Seascape Driving Range J ff . , G w- e "e 5 “9° “Maignmll ’ial'oniila Stash. filial: “mung (Russ & Roy Jeffries wu s . an as l NR. Counties and Cain: John RAMILER THWSDAY' JUNE 20 P "5") River Valley: Cle-rlnlz. with 5.1,. a. game. GOLF—Junior clinic continuing. Juniors enroll at Prn Ship. Incl-units t- widely separated llIOWBN in the BOWLING—Casual bowling. twell lam day and evenlnl. mil“ to altenioon; not so cool; winds . Rig Car Room a MINIATURE GOLF—Casual goll 2:09 PM —ll: imports and Compact. north zo diminishing to light in Comtort BASEBALL—Klnkon Alislm st McLennsus Partial. A 5mm. the morning. Low-high at H'sli- 6:15 PIM. . in and stnouth «i and as. . gm" c" Emmy DRIVING RANGE—Seascape Driving Range “mm” sml" Phone 436-5610 t-oli PM—iimu P.M. film 436.5901

Fredericton 46

FRIDAY. JUNE 21

WALKER’S Irving Some.

High tide today at Charlotte town at 6.23 mm. and 7.11 p.111. At Rusttco It LSQ a.ln. Ind 1.55 p.m. Summefllde title eighteen

pl Buckley Beach 1 th

Vandals Damage Cor

UMMERSI’DE » estimated In the vicinity of 50 was mulled to the 1” cl!‘ oi Ronnid MacArthur only Sundnv morning while it was halted h (mill ol Heckbort Studios,

bumper and tile two fur Iarllh thinned beyond I‘D-Ir.

Mr. MneAa'thur. vfllo ltllnd ha would Continue a nlentlal In- velllgntlon at his M to learn

9 identity ol the vlndlll. Ind the Ir" more the inh'lvr WI located “unprinted by the RCMP.

———_-= _ — _ NR COMPLETE REALTY

STANLEY HOL REAL ESTATE LTII.

specialising t- Canned-I

l l is Ch latte mt" n .' Z tad:;lnt fail and SPECIAL "'3 u 7' 1' IRVING NYLON Tnhellus filer: R . Mr. Fonnor . . . s21“: sud Keep that tractor rolling “’““°“‘ “6' during the busy Summer 514.9 m“ ‘hfld- Rial ms Water at. I.

Goi. «— howuNG—Cssuui bowling. open lanes day and evening MINIATURE GOLF—Casual Gull 2:00 PAIL—111W RM. Moonlight 11:00 PM . . DRIVING RANGE—Seascape Drlvlnl Rm. 1:00 P.M.—115W RM. _____——

SATURDAY. JUNE 22

Golf—Member: play It Chulnmvvn Ii: Invitational Match BOWLING—Cunnl bowling tiny and even ng MINIATURE GOLF—Chlldren‘sMDny 3:00 A.M.—I:M PIM. Casual [:00 P.M.—ii:m P. . BASEBALL—[Allan .luntura at Klnkurn All Star! 5:30 EM. DRIVING RANGE—Semen” Driving Range 1:00 P.M.—li2oli PM.

21 Water St. East