iny y Early ‘Airmail Flights
a Place In The Maritimes
of the early airmail,
"in Canada took place ia Maritimes notes a press re- ea the activities of RCAF Station Aylmer Stamp ib for the 50th Anniversary. of ht in Canada. On September 1918 Captain L.E.D. Stevens | Lieutenant J. Steveason flew first airmail from Truro to arlottetown tinder contract r the Devere Aviation Com- my. The famous frip of thé y-Page aircraft: from New- mdiand ‘to Greenspoct_* New via Parrsboro, N. S., oc-
:on October 9, 1919. -
eral flights between Monc-
and the Magdallea Islands. oncton, Charlottetown ‘Land uummerside took place in’ 1928. rom 1929 on many airmail ogh in the Maritimes and the were developed
» provide quick and ger perenne ital’ service. Several of these
‘early flights were flown by members of the RCAF. RCAF Sation Aylmer Stamp py Chapter 36 was form- n 1955. The club membership a of 9 senior collect- and 20 juniors. All members members of the RCAF or de- of RCAF personnel. Thg club plans to observe the 35th Anniversary of the RCAF Which is on 1. April 1959 and the 50th Anniversary of. Flight ‘in Canada which-is on 23 Febru- ary 1959 by preparing .a--special twenty-four frame display on
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FIRST FLIGHTS
The development of . aircraft in Canada from the date of Mr. J.A.D. McCurdy’s flight in the Silver Dart, at Beddeck, “N:S., on 23 February 1909 to the first successful flight of CF-105 by Mr.
e Avro
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COAL—Albion Nut and Egg; Did Sydney, Hard coal, coke and bs in stock. H.R. Large and Co
AUCTION “45 Score Cards sale at Guardian-Patriot entral Printing. ,
WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- y's Pharmacy open 8.30 a.m: 8 p.m.
Prganizations ustng this columa promote their meetings, en. ‘inments, etc., are requested plaee these announcements in name of the sponsoring er-
er Pe eTONE Etncieis Ro- tors, washers, Televisions, i kitchen Range Sale—Fire- one Home and Auto, Char- WOMENS NYLON Overshoes
Special purchase regular, $8.95 5.99 at LePage’s sale.
SPECIALS . . . Childs plastic prsho and rubber boots $1.00 LePage’s sale.
MEN’S TAILORED -To\Meas- p Sale continues in Men’s De- tment at Moore and McLeod Suits by Freedman and S
d G. clothing at 25 percent off
prices. This is an oppor- mity to order that Spring suit MEN’S TT SHOES $17.95 LePage’s Sale.
BACK TO Scotland on Jam-
24th. at Prince of Wales Col-
pge. The annual Burns Concert Tickets available at the door.
PROVINCIAL Vocational hool offers a six-week Home. ting course for young women finning January 26th. Finaniial istance given. Apply imme. ly to the Principal or phone
Charlottetown. RECEIVES WORD — Boswell 6 of Hazelbrook received by
on Friday, the sad news Se death of J. Henry Irving.
Lethbridge, Alberta, formeriy of +
- Albion. , FUNERAL HELD — The fu- eral of baby Michael Gerard. tht-week-old son of Mr. and . Kenneth McDearmid, Mal- ue Road, was held Sunday ences from the Charlottetown uneral Home. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery.
MacDONALD FUNERAL—The funeral of the late Ronald J. MacDonald took place from the Hennessey Funeral Home on Saturday morning to St. Cuth- bert’s Church, St. Theresa's, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Basil Croken, P.P., who. also conducted the service at: the grave. Pallbear- ers were Joseph Kelly, Harry _o. Urban Bradley, Ernest
‘was in the church eemetery. The funeral was largely attended.
N.D. MacLBAN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
15 King Square Charlottetown
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YPU MEETS — The regular meeting ef Trinity Young Peo- ple’s Union was held on Sunday evening. following the Church ser- vice. The meeting opened with the worship service, conducted by Helen Bryan and Shirley Vessey
went on a very enjoyable toboggon party. Rev. A.F. Mac-
cussion on the United Church.
BIRTHS
WILLOUGHLEY — At the R.C. A.F. Hospital Baden, Germany, January 17, 1958, to L.A.C. and Mrs. Brien Willoughley (nee Vera Hynes, a daughter Deb-|. orah Gail.
DEVINE — At the Charlotte. town Hospital. Wednesday. January 7th, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Devine (nee Eileen MacEachern, R.N.), a son. Weight 6 lIbs., 12 ozs.
ENGAGEMENTS
MACKENZIE—STEWART— MR. and Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzie
Marina, to Mr. Charlies Max-
Mrs. Heath Stewart, Prince Edward Island.
DEATHS
MacFADYEN—At Reading, Pa., on Wednesday, January 14th, 1958, Doaald A. MacFadyen, aged 53 years. Remains will arrive at the MacLean Funeral Home this (Monday) evening. Funeral tomorrow (Tuesday? from Canoe Cove Church with | service commencing at 2 o’clock. Interment Argyle Shore Cemetery.
JONES — At Cross Roads on) Saturday, January 17, 195, Mrs. Robert O. Jones. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home. Funeral from Birchhill Free Church of Scotland this (Mon- day) afternoon, service com- mencing at 2.30. Interment in Hazelbrook Cemetery.
SQUAREBRIGGS At Fort Churchill, Manitoba, on Jan- uary llth, 1959, R. Wesley Squarebriggs, formerly of Mis- couche, age 64 years. Arriving | at the Bowness Funeral Home!
Jan Zurakowski
Lean led a very interesting dis- |
35-Sidmount Avenue, Charlot-) tetown. announce the engage-' ment of their daughter, Janet’
well Stewart, sdn of Mr. and) Montague, |
vice in Canada. RCAF personnel played an important role ia the development of airmail service in Canada, especially in the early days of pioneer flights
*}from 1918 to 1928. Captain Brian
Peck who flew the first famous airmail flights from Montreal to Toronto. on 23 June 1918 was the first of many illustrious Royal
Tuesday evening January 20. Fineral to be held at the fu- neral home ae p.m. Thurs- day January 22. Interment will be in People’s Cemetery.
BARLOW —. At St. Eleanors on Sunday, January 18th, 1959, Pauline Mae Leona, three and a half month old daughter of Mr. and- Mrs. Eldon Barlow, St. Eleanors. Forwarded from the . Bowness ‘Funeral Home Monday aftérnoon to the home
+_of her grandmother Mrs. Ervil
‘Stewart from where the fu- neral will be held on Tuesday, January 20th at 2.00 p.m. In- terment in Hillside Cemetery, Wellington.
BENIOT — At the P.E.I. Hos- pital on Sunday, Jan. . - 18th, 1959. Joseph Paul Beniot 8- month-old son of Leading Sea- man and Mrs. Robert iot 261 Richniond St., and H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte. His Remains are resting at the Charlotte- town Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held on Mon- day afternoon at 2 o'clock. In- terment in Roman Catholic Cemetery.
-}DeLOREY — In the Charlotte-
town Hospital on January 18, 1959, Mrs. Rose DeLorey, 23 Alley Street, age 87 years. Her remaing are resting at the Hennessey Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at 8.45 to St. Dunstan's Basilica for Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock. Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
YOUNKER — At Charlottetown, January 18, 1959, Mrs. Ber- tram Younker, in her 989th year. Remains will be trans- ferred from the Outcliffe Fu- neral Home to the home of her son, Wilbur Younker, Kings- ton, from where the funeral will be held Tuesday, service starting at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment Kingston cemetery.
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an infegenative
to present of Gisplay of aircraft photographs,
Canadian first filight {airmail covers and corresponding data. The’ display is planned~for pre- sentation at the Anaugl C.P.S. Exhbition to be held at Sarnia in May 1959 and also‘on — Air Force Day at RCAF Station Aylmer in Jurie. The display will also be shown at er appro- priate locations upon’ request: _.The members of this stamp ~ with- collectors or who are iater- ested ec abetens or selling Canadian airmail first flight cov- ers. In this ‘matter the c hopes to be able to present most comprehensive collection of these historically important covers.
ATOMS-FOR\PEACE WISH
VATICAN VITY (Reuters) — Pope John Wednesday received in special audience officials of the executive commission of the Eu- ropean Atomic Pool (Euratom). He expressed best wishes for their work in applying , nuclear energy to peaceful purposes.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Hollis Woodside, St. Ele- anors, underwent surgery -on Thursday morning at Prince County Hospital. Her many friends and relatives wish her a speedy recovery.
| Woodworking Plant Planned | For Springhill
| HALIFAX (CP) — Labor Minister Pyke said Saturday negotiations will probably be completed this week. for a woodworking plant for Spring- hill, N.S.
Mr. Pyke said newly-organiz- ed Springhill Wood Products Limited, battked by. unidenti- fied Halifax interests, plans to operate a factory to turn out pre-cut components ‘for house } construction. The plant will em- ploy ne a dozen men. to. start new company bopes- increase the payroll to io eventually. + Fred Blair, manager of ~ in- ‘dustrial Estates Limited, and - |. representatives of the new firm will visit Springhill today to ‘survey_a‘proposéd 60-acre site. ‘Tnidustrial\ Estates, a Nova
: SCOUT DRIVE
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TORONTO (CP) — Tmpera- tures issued by the weather -| office: ; ’ Min. Max. Night Day
Dawson — #1 Vancouver “6 51 Victoria aA 47 Edmonton 5 15 Calgary 16° «624 Regina 3 15 lished subsidiary, Springhill
appointed Provincial chairman of | Scotia crown the Boy Scout financial campaign | S — =
which will start in all centres in| x which Scouting is active Febru- ary 1, except in Charlottetown where it will commence January * The objective is to raise $7,-
FINE ARTS EXHIBITION
MONTREAL (CP) — The 76th annual spring exhibition of the Montreal Museum, of Fine Arts will be held April 2 to May 3, it was announced »Wednesday. Classes of work admitted are paintings in oil, pastel or water colors, drawings and prints in all media and sculpture.
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