, PREMIER
Premier A. W. Maiheson is seen (renter) addressing several thous- and persons attending the spect- ai-ular Air Force Day program at
summerside R. C.. A. F. Station mendation from the Premier. On merslde. In St. Paul's chu ch ,1 d 1 1943 h g . . . - . . . preaciative audi , .1 11' V on Saturday afternoon. On the the right is Lt. Gov. T. W. L. (Photo by Wotton). afternoon at Summei'side:.wlsii?E':(': Der'iIisor at 'Sui'r'i'i'n"di'-'sl'ri'e pfisligde stile charmmg and beau" '” 'ea'm"" i."ndm"'.5.'in.':'.ilzmi'i.'&'P'..;ifci.i.:'?::3 ISliii.i:i'd:I)J'l'38::l'8a(Il'1Ce:"ii fmade Ind” uniformh Sher c'::""':5' ' ' ' 9 0"? 3 Panel dresses.
SPEAKS AT AIR
left is the station's commanding officer, Group Captain W. H. Swot- man, who. with his station and staff. received praise and com-
SHOW
Prowse whose official duties in- cluded the inspection of the guard. and the crowning of Air Force Day Queen of R. C. A. F. Station Sum-
WESTERII GUARDIAN
ICE CREAM SOCIAL and bars dance, Baltic. June l2th.
THREE TROPHIES - Three trophies have been received by Mr liuland Diamond of Montague from his son. Rollie, Jr.. who is uith the R. C. A. F., Station at Clinton. Ont. These trophies were awarded for basketball. volleyball, and bowling championships.
gm-rHnAY PARTY - Mrs. Jock Blll'.C entertained at her liillltl' in Montague in honor of her
fl.'IIlL'.fliCl', Miss Karen Burke. who . . yamlchuk of Sydney, N's. TIGHTEN BLOCK”)! . i in td h fourteenth birthday GIYI In Ured ' -m-meij-mm. lil'lC.Il'lTa1(Ze iitli." Eight of Karen's I The ""9" ""' h" 5"e''''"'5 TAIPEI, Fonnosa (Reuters)-
iiioncis were guests and an enjoy- nhlc afternoon was spell! in 5"” niilc games. after which lunch was 59,-you by the hostess.
ATTENDS MEETlNGS- Mr. Clyde R. Macl.aggan. manasef of the Summerside branch of the liimk of Nova Scotla, left yester- (lily for Moncton where he will attend a meeting of the directors of the Maritime Provinces Board or Trade this morning. End this afternoon will be present at 8 meeting of the regional committee (Atlantic Provinces) of the Can- iidian Chamber of Commerce. I-'l'(lillllI0f1Ci0n Mr. MacLaggan mu go to Toronto for a meeting of the national directors of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. .j
Personals
The many friends of Mrs. John Clllllll arc sorry I0 1991"" She '5
HEAR. BOB SCIIURMAN and the "Lesliie Bell Singer" pros- pects at quartet contest. Baptist Hall. Summerside, Wednesday, June 13
SOUTH PRINCE Women's In- stitute annual district convention, Central Bedeque Hall, Tuesday, June 12th, at 2:80 p.m. Evening program, 8:00 p.m.
Alberton South
Miss Helen Wells, (9) of Alber- ton South was taken to the Western Hospital at Alberton Saturday
night suffering a severly fractur- ed lqg following a highway accid- ent at Palmer Road. Apparently a car operated by Erskine S. Gav- in of Alberton South. in which she was a passenger went out of con- trolton a gravelled road and landed in the ditch. Three other passeng- ers and the driver were not injur- ed. Damage to the vehicle was estimated at about 8300.00.
Death Saturday Of iignish lady
Mrs. John Mcfnnis of Tignish passed away Saturday evening in the Western Hospital at the age
SPECTACULAR
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of eight charming and attractive alrwomen members of the Sum- merside R.C.A.F. Station.
The contestan' individually ap- peared before the panel of three judges and a large appreciative audience on four occasions. first in their uniforms. secondly in street clothes. thirdly in party dresses, and finally as a group.
LillllMueller, a tall, beautiful brunette from Hamilton. Ontario. was queen-for-the-day, and the two princesses chosen by the judges were Janice Ward of Cav- ell. Saskatchewan, and Betty
were recipients of a number of beautiful gifts donated by Char- lottetown and Summersido mer- chants.
The ceremony in which the -Queen was crowned was perform- ed in mid-afternoon with the Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, Lieutenant Governor of the Province. having the enviable honor of receiving a kiss from the beautiful queen af- ter placing the crown on her head and presenting her with a bouquet of roses.
The queen and attendants were selected by a panel of three Judges-Ross Macxenzie, Eric Sheen and Gladys Arthur. all of Summerside.
Number five hangar contained the static displays-the exhibits
.of the various sections and de-
partments on the air station. The friendly rivalry to stage
the finest and most interesting
exhibit justified the many hours
Fire In Rooms Of Air Force Ass'n
A fire alarm, about 2 am. Sun- day morning. touched off by the release of a recently installed sprinkler system in the Journal Building. led to discovery of a fire which completely destroyed a big lounge chair in the Air Force Wing Association rooms in the building, filling the place with smoke, and resulting in minor loss or damage by water, to some paper stock located in the Journal basement.
The fire originated in the lounge chair in a corner of a room on the ground floor, and as the chair was destroyed by flames the heat touched off one of the sprinklers near the ceiling and directly above the chair, and resulted in the soundingof the automatic fire alarm.
Firemen quickly responded to the general fire alarm sounded by the police, and in removing the .emnants of the chair to the street eliminated the danger of the fire spreading through the building.
Sacrament Off Confirmation . ls Aclminsterecl
C9"?nCy Bishop McEachern ad- ministrated the sacrement of con- firmation to a class of-354 chil- dren and 12 adults. He was as- sisted by Rev. Joseph MacLeod, Rev. Francis Cameron and Rev. RF. MacDonald.
Following confirmation His Ex- cellency addressed the congrega- I-lon. his remarks being directed in particular to the children. re- mlndmiz them of the nature of the sacrament they had received and the responsibilities assumed, He warned them of the dangers that will beset them, exhorted mom to enter the religious calling it they felt that such a vocation was theirs.
The services concluded with the llieenediction of the Blessed Sac-
offlcial party and distinguished Buests. were provided.
F9"0WlY18 the inspection of the guard of honor. 0Pening remarks were made by the commanding officer, Group Captain W. H. Swetman, and Premier A. W. Matheson. prior to the official opening of the show by the Lt. Gov. T. W. L. Prowse.
During the aft or Girl Air Cadet.semt")i?d'ml TtI':.uP562 (NW9! Sydney) Squadron present- ed A fine demonstration of pre- cision drill without any com. mands from their leader, whose only communication with the BFOUP was by means of short blasts on a whistle used to pro- vide the girls with timing during the exercise.
Presenting a most pleasing ap- pearance. together with a fine performance. the R.C.A.F. Sta- tion band mesented musical in- terludes during the afternoon.
POSTMASTER
The appointment of Charles I. Peters as postmaster at Summer- side was announced on the week- end. and will become effective on July 2nd on the retirement of Postmaster W.A. Allen.
Mr. Peters. now acting-post- master. was installed in this of- fice on Friday by Mr. F.A. Coyle, area supt. of postal services. Char- lottetown.
Joining the postal staff in May 1911, Mr. Peters has been on the staff here continuously for the past 46 years.
has seen the staff expand from
The photo above shows eight
for the great interest -videnced in
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CONTESTANTS
v. ;
the contest from which a Queen
ently stationed at Summerside. at
AIR FORCE DAY queen
the Air Force Day program on
05 three judges and a large, ap.
four to a present staff of fourteen.
In this time, too, great strides have been made in postal 'ser- vices through improved trans- portation which has increased from three incoming and outgoing mails daily, to a present schedule of seven, including airmails,
Mr. Peters has an enviable rec- ord of service in the Postal De- partment, never having lost any time from work due to illness throughout his long service.
On Friday evening the postal staff assembled at the office where a presentation was made to the retiring postmaster. W.A. Allen, who had served as post- master since 1924. .
(Photo by D.W. Sears)
Nationalist China has tightened its naval blockade of the mainland to prevent foreign ships taking ad- vantage of Britain's relaxation of the embargo on goods to Commu- nist China. official sources said Thursday.
DUSTERS
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of 65. The deceased had been in I ork and preparation spent by v ' I” 3' "e' "(""e "" Onawa Stree" ill health for a number of years ihewpersonnel in preparing this klddiegpsvcgll .t:.2:gc(,t,l?.:';avi':,r g,-,','1'1e. co TI. Hdd.rs ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f "' ' ' " Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell and was taken seriously ill 011 part of the program, practically H. mm, on which loads of cm. ' ' w n of Souris were weekend guests of Thursday. . n all phases of ground and air acti- dnn were taken on ride! around S er .d C Q” . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . TO Mr. and Mrs. Edward liarrinswn She '8 smmved by the l0 0W- vlty. together with the equipment the station. llmm S1 9
in Summersidc. 5-
ing sons and daughters: Stephen. Stafford and Alfred. Tlgnish, Mrs.
used by each. were represented in these exhibits. as well as a
In the evening special Air Force Day dances were held by all the
Braces
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FATHER'S DAY
SUNDAY,
time to
JUNE 17th think of
The many friends 0! M'rS- -1- -1- John l-lackett. Tiiznish. Mrs. display of handicraft and a fish 1 , . . lllarQuaid of Kensmrton. are Claude Leclair. rignisii. with and game wild-life exhibit that V” '"" '"”'" ”" "'9 ”'"'0"- Belts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 to 3.50 SP0” Shifts in fancy prints and plain shades. short sorry 10 1981'" She ii: 31:N:Il9nt:- ll; whom she resided. Mes. iwilgon proved to be of equal interest. H and long sleeve. xx, the Charlottetown osp a W 0 Gavin and Mrs. Edgar av ri. ea ' ' she iindcrwcnt an 0l1El'8t10l1 WV Cow Pond and Frances in Toronto. PRECISION DRILL undkerchlefs ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 25: to 75: .
a foot injury. 5- Her husband and a son Rernard During the afternoon No. 50 H PflcQd gf MW pscdeC888ed her. Summerside Squadron Air Cadets I 307119" 95. - o o o - - - - o - . . . . . - ' . . The funeral will be Tuesday presented a precision drill exhibi- c A M E 0 Mon. y Tues 7:15 - 9:15. Matinee 2 3 C S"orn'ng t'imS't' '.i'ed ch"i'l'chlsfit Non 4onh the tanlrlialg 1d'eail'r'im'a';f IUSNSINGTON Tuesday 32:13. Come 'have a T190 - - - - - - - - - - - - re - - o 1-00 "" I U i - imon an . u e. gn . o. anger w e g laugh when comedy team "Aug
At Skinners Pond Delays Classes
The collapse of the ceiling of Skinners Pond school which. for- tunatcly for the teacher Miss Ber- netta Ahcarn and the pupils, oc- curred some time during the
services at 9 o'clock.
commodations and a dias for the
Attention
Annual meeting
Rebekahs
of Rebekah District
Mon.-Tues. 7:15 - 9:15; Matinee Tuesday 3:30. Norman Wisdom
in comedy, "ONE GOOD TURN". co-starring Joan Rice. Bank draw- ing Monday. Wednesday and Friday worth 3140.00
BOTT 8: COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY". Also Serial and News. Admission 40c and we; Matinee 30c and 20c. Bank drawing Tues. and Saturday. PLEASE NOTE:
Cufflinks ............2.00-7.50
Tie Bar:
No show this Wed. or Thurs.
1.50-4.50
MEN'S STRAW HATS
Men's Ties in all the plain shades, New Plaids and
Continental Tweeds; also
(Photo by Wotton)
No 14. will be held at Alberton on Wed- nesday. June 13 afternoon and evening sessions. All sisters and brothers are Invit- ed to attend.
Largest assortment ever in plain or two tones. also the new flat crown.
weekend of June 14th while they were absent. made it necessary to close the school for a week while the debris was cleaned up. The entire ceiling of the one-room srlinnl consisting of plaster over- laid ll number of years ago with tinuglos fir, came down on top of E the stove and desks to within two fort of the floor in places and un- tioubtcdly would have f ser- lous injury to anyone in the room at the time. It was not considered that the ceiling was in a danger- nus condition and everything was in order when the school was closed on the Friday.
The janitor, Mr. William AyI- wzird. was first to discover the daniage when he arrived Monday morning to light the fire. A trustee. Gerald Doucette. c I e a n e it up the debris and had the stove re- paired last week and classes are to be resumed today.
large assortment of Plaids or Stripes
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SEA QUEEN CONTEST
SUMMERSIDE LOBSTER CARNIVAL JULY 18 TO 21
Queen of the Carnival will receive 350.00: 151 PFIYICEBI 8.25.00: 2nd Princess 815.00; 3rd Princess 510.00. Contestant ac- cumulating the most points for advance sale of meal tickets to be 5 Queen. 197' will be the contestants who accumulate second. third and fourth most points.
Queen will be crowned on the last day of the Csmivsi.
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TODAY (Monday) - TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Shows 7215 - 9215; Matinee Tuesday 3:30
Professional Cards
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