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Western Regional Noyce Conference Bring Together Future Math & Science Teachers
Posted: Monday, December 3rd, 2012
by Laura Henriques
The National Science Foundation provides Robert Noyce Scholarship Grants to numerous universities and colleges to support STEM majors who commit to teach in high need schools. The Noyce Scholarship program is highly competitive. Applicants must have a degree in a STEM field, a high GPA, and demonstrated desire to work with at risk/high need students. Prospective teachers who are selected to be Noyce Scholars get financial and programmatic support as they complete their bachelor's degree and credential. In return for the financial support they must teach one year for each semester of funding. California has had 62 Noyce programs at 35 different campuses, each of which supports 20-40 students over the life of the grant. Preliminary data suggests that the Noyce Scholars remain as teachers in high need schools long after they have worked off their commitment. What a wonderful investment this is for our state!
For the past several years, the campuses in the western US have come together for a Western Regional Noyce Conference. In 2008 and 2009 the conference was led by Noyce Leaders at Cal Poly Pomona and CSU San Bernardino. The 2010 conference was hosted by CSU Fresno, and the 2011 conference was hosted by CSU Long Beach. This year Nyoce Scholars went to Tucson, AZ, where the University of Arizona put together another great event. More than 220 participants spent a weekend attending keynote sessions, workshops and networking opportunities. The planning team of Ingrid Novodvorsky, Debra Tomanek and Becky Perez pulled together sessions that addressed topics pertinent to prospect and novice teachers. There were workshops associated with using inquiry in the classroom (for both math and science teachers), lessons about integrating STEM topics, mentoring of new teachers, advice on how to use technology in the classroom, grant writing for the classroom, and ideas about connecting with your students to make learning meaningful and relevant. Most sessions have presentations and handouts posted online. Keynote sessions were similar to Focus Speaker sessions at our CSTA conference and they motivated the teachers in the audience and addressed current issues in the field.
As someone who prepares future teachers, it was exciting to see so many passionate educators starting out on their career path. It bodes well for our profession to see some of our brightest college students deciding to teach and to teach in the schools that need them the most. The meeting space was buzzing with teaching ideas, suggestions on ways to collaborate and thoughts about how to incorporate newly learned information. We look forward to having the California Noyce Scholars become active members of CSTA, and teacher leaders in our state.
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Introduction to the Next Generation Science Standards: A Paradigm Shift in Teaching & Learning – Two Locations
Posted: Tuesday, August 19th, 2014
This full-day workshop will highlight the many shifts required of both teachers and learners under the Next Generation Science Standards. In the morning session, participants will engage in an overview of the NGSS and its Three Dimensions. During the afternoon sessions, participants will be invited to experience either a K-5 or 6-12 session. Each of these sessions will further explore the NGSS with an emphasis on the impact it will have within K-5 and 6-12 classrooms.
This workshop is co-hosted by CSTA and CASCD – members of either organization may register at the member rate! Registration for the full day is only $90 if you register by the early bird deadline and includes lunch.
Participants will leave with:
- An awareness of the NGSS and its Three Dimensions as they reflect the interconnected nature of science as it is practiced and experienced in the real world
- An awareness that the Performance Expectations will guide instruction and assessment
- An awareness of how the NGSS is aligned with the Common Core State Standards
- An awareness that the NGSS supports 21st Century Learning
Presenters: Jared Marr, Staff Development & Curriculum Specialist and Michelle French, Staff Development & Curriculum Specialist at the Tulare County Office of Education Learn More…
CSTA Night at the Aquarium
Posted: Tuesday, August 5th, 2014
Hosted by CSTA and the Aquarium of the Pacific, sponsored by Chevron.
Thursday, December 4, 2014, 7:00-10:00 PM
It's a Night at the Aquarium! Unlike the movie by a similar name, we don't need movie magic for this place to come alive at night. You will be surrounded by the amazing living creatures from the Pacific Ocean. See what they do at night (certainly not grading papers).
Join your CSTA colleagues and conference attendees for an amazing evening at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific. Just steps away from the Convention Center and area hotels, the Aquarium will be all ours for the night. You will be able to wander through the aquarium, see sharks, touch rays, observe jellies, see the newly born penguins and all the other wonderful animals who make the LBAOP their home. Learn More…
Time for a New Start – Again!
Posted: Tuesday, August 5th, 2014
by Laura Henriques
It is early August as you read this. For lots of people, August means summer vacations. For educators, however, August means it is time to begin another school year. I tend to think of the start of the school year as New Year's Eve. My husband, also an educator, and I toast the start of the school year in ways that most people toast the start of a new calendar year. We reflect on the past year and set goals for the year ahead. Just like New Year's resolutions, the act of setting educationally related goals helps keep me on track. My New Year's resolution of going to the gym five times a week may not pan out, but having committed to improve my level of physical activity has been clearly stated and set as a goal. Similarly, as I set my goals for the academic year I am making a commitment to do something to improve my practice, my skills, or content knowledge. Learn More…
Taking the Interactive Science Notebook Plunge
Posted: Tuesday, August 5th, 2014
by Jill Grace
I kept hearing about it for years. THE NOTEBOOK. It sounded interesting, it had good research street cred, everyone seemed to rave about it, BUT…I was intimidated. What is up with the input-output stuff? Besides, I was already doing a good job teaching, right?
It wasn't until one particular bunch of kids in one particular school year that I realized I NEEDED to take the plunge. It was no longer an option. It was a tough group that year. I found I was hitting my head against the wall trying to help some underachieving students be successful. I figured that if the "Interactive Notebook" (which I will refer to as IN) was good for improving the literacy of students learning English then it had to be beneficial for all students. Learn More…
Are You Treating Your August Students Like June Students?
Posted: Tuesday, August 5th, 2014
by Lisa Hegdahl
I enjoy my job. When someone mentions that summer is almost over, I imagine the well-behaved, cooperative students that will be joining my class, just like the ones that I said goodbye to in June. Except…the students who will enter my classroom in August are not the students from this past June. It's easy to forget that those students were well-behaved and cooperative because I taught them to be that way. Learn More…


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No. 1 Squadron IAF
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|No. 1 Squadron
"The crest of the No. 1 Squadron"
|1 April 1933 – present
|Air superiority
Precision Strike
|AFS Gwalior
|Ekta Mein Shakti
(Hindi: "Strength in Unity")
|Hur's Operations NWFP
Burma Campaign
Operation Polo
Western Air War, 1965
Liberation War, 1971
|Wg Cdr H. A. Rather
|Subroto Mukerjee
Dilbagh Singh
|A Royal Bengal Tiger
|Aircraft flown
|Mirage 2000
No. 1 Squadron (The Tigers) is the oldest squadron of the Indian Air Force. It operates as an multirole (air superiority, precision strike, and electronic warfare) unit. Based at Gwalior AFB, No. 1 Squadron falls under the Central Air Command, and along with No. 7 Squadron (Battle Axes), No. 9 Squadron (Wolf Pack), and "TACDE", forms a part of 40 Wing of the Indian Air Force.
Commodore Commandants[edit]
|Air Marshal
|H.N. Chatterjee, PVSM DFC
|1 January 1975
|7 October 1979
|Air Marshal
|T.S. Brar, PVSM AVSM ADC
|8 October 1979
|November 1985
|Air Commodore
|B.D. Jayal, VM & Bar
|1 November 1985
|14 July 1987
|Air Vice Marshal
|B.D. Jayal, AVSM VM & Bar
|15 July 1987
|15 January 1990
|Air Marshal
|B.D. Jayal, PVSM AVSM VM & Bar ADC
|15 January 1990
|30 September 1993
|Air Vice Marshal
|T. Sen, VM
|1 October 1993
|30 March 1999
|Air Marshal
|T.J. Master, AVSM
|31 March 1999
Commanding officers[edit]
|Flight Lieutenant
|C.A. Bouchier, DFC
|1 April 1933
|1 August 1935
|Squadron Leader
|C.A. Bouchier, DFC
|1 August 1935
|2 May 1936
|Squadron Leader
|K.C. Hanscock
|2 May 1936
|21 April 1938
|Wing Commander
|C.P. Horsley
|21 April 1938
|1 October 1938
|Squadron Leader
|C.H. Smith
|1 October 1938
|16 March 1939
|Flight Lieutenant
|S. Mukherjee
|16 March 1939
|25 August 1939
|Squadron Leader
|S. Mukherjee
|25 August 1939
|27 June 1941
|Squadron Leader
|K.K. Majumdar
|27 June 1941
|13 March 1942
|Squadron Leader
|S. Mukherjee
|13 March 1942
|3 September 1942
|Squadron Leader
|Henry Runganathan
|3 September 1942
|4 October 1942
|Squadron Leader
|S.N. Goyal
|4 October 1942
|3 September 1943
|Squadron Leader
|Arjan Singh, DFC
|3 September 1943
|15 December 1944
|Squadron Leader
|R. Rajaram, DFC
|15 December 1944
|1 August 1945
|Squadron Leader
|E. Nazirullah
|1 August 1945
|9 March 1946
|Squadron Leader
|Ranjan Dutt VrC
|10 March 1946
|14 May 1947
|Squadron Leader
|E.J. Dhatigara
|1 February 1953
|25 September 1953
|Squadron Leader
|T.S. Brar
|25 September 1953
|3 April 1956
|Squadron Leader
|G.D. Clarke VrC
|3 April 1956
|14 February 1957
|Squadron Leader
|Dilbagh Singh
|14 February 1957
|26 March 1959
|Squadron Leader
|P.C. Roby
|26 March 1959
|29 May 1961
|Squadron Leader
|S. Bhattacharya VM
|29 May 1961
|21 November 1962
|Wing Commander
|R.D. Law
|21 November 1962
|14 September 1964
|Wing Commander
|O.P. Taneja, VrC
|14 September 1964
|26 September 1967
|Wing Commander
|S.K. Dahar VrC
|26 September 1967
|29 January 1968
|Wing Commander
|B.N. Mishra, VM
|29 January 1968
|28 September 1970
|Wing Commander
|Upkar Singh, AVSM
|28 September 1970
|24 September 1973
|Wing Commander
|B.D. Jayal, VM & Bar
|24 September 1973
|17 February 1976
|Wing Commander
|K.D.K. Lewis, VM
|17 February 1976
|16 April 1978
|Wing Commander
|T. Sen, VM
|3 May 1978
|4 January 1981
|Wing Commander
|P.R. Jaindass
|5 January 1981
|22 May 1983
|Wing Commander
|T.J. Master
|23 May 1983
|24 August 1984
|Wing Commander
|G.M. Viswanathan, VM
|25 August 1984
|31 December 1985
|Wing Commander
|P.S. Ahluwalia, VM VSM
|1 January 1986
|21 May 1988
|Wing Commander
|S.U. Apte
|21 May 1988
|23 April 1990
|Wing Commander
|N.A. Moitra, VM
|23 April 1990
|27 April 1992
|Wing Commander
|A. Chopra, VM
|27 April 1992
|16 May 1994
|Wing Commander
|S.S. Dhanda
|16 May 1994
|26 November 1995
|Wing Commander
|Daljit Singh
|26 November 1995
|15 December 1997
|Wing Commander
|S. Neelakantan YSM VM
|15 December 1997
|6 March 2000
|Wing Commander
|Neeraj Yadav
|6 March 2000
|22 April 2002
|Wing Commander
|Raghunath Nambiar VM & Bar
|22 April 2002
|23 June 2003
|Wing Commander
Gallantry and Service Awards[edit]
|Squadron Leader K.K. Majumdar
|Flying Officer A.M. Engineer
|Squadron Leader Arjan Singh
|Flight Lieutenant Ram Singh
|Flying Officer A.R. Pandit
|Flying Officer B.R. Rao
|Squadron Leader Rajaram
|Flying Officer K.N. Kak
|Flying Officer P.S. Gupta
|Flying Officer M.N. Balsara
|Flight Lieutenant H.N. Chatterjee
|Flying Officer N.K. Shitoley
|Warrant Officer O H. Singh
|Squadron Leader S. Bhattacharya
|Wing Commander O.P. Taneja
|Vr C
|Squadron Leader S. Handa
|Vr C
|Flight Lieutenant D.S. Kahai
|Vr C
|Squadron Leader P.R. Earle
|Flight Lieutenant V.K. Verma
|Warrant Officer G.B. Nair
|Flight Sergeant P.S. Majhail
|Wing Commander B.N. Mishra
|Wing Commander Upkar Singh
|Squadron Leader S. Subbaramu
|Vr C
|Squadron Leader A.K. Brahmawar
|Squadron Leader Sanjeev Sahay
|Flight Lieutenant P.S. Parihar
|Squadron Leader S.C. Khuller
|Flying Officer P.K. Jain
|Wing Commander P.S. Ahluwalia
|Squadron Leader A.B. Devayya
|MVC (Posthumous)
|Squadron Leader A. Chopra
|Squadron Leader S. Neelakantan
|Wing Commander N.A. Moitra
|Wing Commander S. Neelakantan
|Squadron Leader K. Ravi
|Flight Lieutenant Kiran S. Dinesh
|Aircraft Type
|Westland Wapiti
|April 1933
|Hawker Hart
|June 1941
|December 1941
|Westland Lysander
|December 1941
|December 1942
|Hawker Hurricane IIc
|December 1942
|September 1947
|Supermarine Spitfire XVIII
|July 1951
|October 1953
|De Havilland Vampire FB 52
|October 1953
|May 1956
|Dassault Mystère IVa
|May 1956
|April 1962
|MiG-21 FL
|April 1962
|February 1983
|Mirage 2000H
|November 1983
- Other Types operated by the squadron as trainer and hack aircraft: Harvard IIb, Vampire T.55, MiG-21U, Mirage 2000TH
|April 1933
|August 1937
|August 1937
|June 1940
|Fort Sandeman
|June 1940
|October 1941
|October 1941
|Disbanded 1947
|February 1953
|September 1953
|September 1953
|February 1957
|February 1957
|October 1962
|October 1962
|September 1963
|September 1963
|February 1985
|February 1985
|June 1985
|June 1985
|January 1986
|January 1986
Formation of the first
No.1 Squadron Air Force was raised on 1 April 1933 at Drigh Road, Karachi and equipped with 04 Westland Wapiti aircraft. The Indian element consisted of 06 officers and 09 technicians then known as Hawai Sepoys.
The early history of 1 Squadron is synonymous with the history of the Indian Air Force. It was formed on the day the Indian Air Force received its first batch of trained pilots from RAF Cranwell. The first batch of Indians at Cranwell were HC Sircar, Subroto Mukherjee (later Air Marshal and the first Indian Chief of the Air Staff), AB Awan, Bhupendra Singh, Amarjit Singh and J N Tandon. They had started training in 1930 and were commissioned in late 1932. Plt Offr Tandon was too short to qualify for flying training and joined as the Equipment officer. Flt Lt CA Bouchier, DFC from the RAF was the first Commanding Officer of the Squadron.
The first batch were later joined by AM Engineer, DFC (later Air Marshal and the Chief of the Air Staff), KK Majumdar, DFC & Bar, Narendra, R H D Singh, Prithipal Singh, "Baba" Mehar Singh, SN Goyal and Arjan Singh (Later Marshal of the Air Force).
The years 1933 to 1937 were basically the formative years for the Squadron when it trained in its primary role of Army Co-operation from Drigh Road, Peshawar, Chaklala and Sialkot. The rigorous training was to pay handsome dividends in Sep 1937 when the Squadron was inducted into operations against hostile tribesmen in North West Frontier province. Fg Offr AM Engineer was "Mentioned-in-Despatches" for gallantry during this operation. Soon after Fg Offr Subroto Mukherjee was appointed Flight Commander of "A" Flight. By the time "B" Flight was formed and the three flights came together for the first time in Ambala, all three Flight Commanders were Indians. These were Fg Offrs Subroto Mukherjee, AM Engineer and KK Majumdar.
On the historic day of 16 March 1939 Flt Lt Subroto Mukherjee took over the Command of the Squadron from Sqn Ldr CH Smith, thus becoming the first Indian to Command a flight, a Squadron, later a Station and finally, of course, the Indian Air Force itself.
On various occasions, the Indian pilots were required to carry out operations against the tribesman in the NWFP. Several times the pilots had to face the brunt of hostile fire. In 1937, Fg Offr Mehar Singh was attacking a tribal post at Shaider, when his fuel tank was hit by rifle fire. He had to crashland the Wapiti in rocky terrain and had to evade the hostile tribesman searching for them to make it back to the Army lines. On another occasion, Fg Offr Arjan Singh had to forceland his Audax in tribal territory. Even he was able to evade the tribesman and make it back to safety. Sqn Ldr Mukherjee on one sortie on learning that a besieged Army post was running out of ammunition, instructed his gunner to stuff their socks with the ammunition from the lewis guns . He then flew lowe over dropped the ammunition in the post, thus giving them just enough ammunition to hold out long enough to be relieved. This was the beginning of air maintenance in a rather ingenious form.
Second World War and the First Burma Campaign
In June 1939, the Squadron was re-equipped with Hawker Hart aircraft with a few Hawker Audax aircraft on its inventory. In August 1941, the Squadron was re-equipped with 12 Lysander aircraft financed as a gift from the citizens of Bombay. Since then the squadron is considered to have been adopted by Bombay and became known as the Bombay Squadron. The Squadron got into its element straight away. In November 41, the squadron moved en masse for an air display to Calcutta. When they returned they even picked up a wrecked Lysander of No.28 Sqn RAF and repaired it as their 13th aircraft!.
December 41 saw the outbreak of the war in the far east. That month, the Squadron lost Pilot Officer Namgyal Paljor who undershot the runway at Peshawar and got killed. Towards the end of December, It was known that the Squadron would soon move to Burma to provide support in Ops against the Japanese. The ground party left for Burma in the middle of January by train. The Squadron flew its Lysanders across the country towards the end of January.
On 01 Feb 42, No.1 Squadron under the Command by Sqn Ldr KK Majumdar was moved to Toungoo in Burma to stem the Japanese offensive. The Lysanders were assigned to fly tactical recce missions. On the day of the induction, the area came under heavy air raids by the Japanese forces. But due to effective dispersal, none of the Squadron's aircraft were lost.
The Squadron personnel immediately swung into action and their courage and ingenuity saw them hanging pairs of 250 lb bombs on the bomb racks slung on the modified Lysanders. On 3 February, Sqn Ldr Majumdar went up in a solitary aircraft escorted by two Buffaloes of 67 Sqn RAF and attacked Mae-Haungsuan airfield. He dropped his bombs on a Hangar containing an aircraft inside and came back safely. The next day, the whole squadron repeated the strike on Mae-Haungsan. On 5th Feb, the Tigers moved to Mingaladon airfield near Rangoon. More retaliatory strikes were launched against the principal Japanese air bases at Mae-Haungsuan, Cheingmai and Chiangrai in Thailand. The missions were flown unescorted at low-level and the results were evident from the reduced air activity the following day. The Lysander was basically an army co-operation aircraft without a bomb sight. However, the squadron pilots perfected the techniques of dive bombing and carried out pin-point attacks. On one occasion, Sqn Ldr Majumdar carried out a 'Touch and Go' over an enemy airfield to prove a point to his passenger, an Intelligence officer, who was refusing to believe it was an enemy airfield!
The Original Burma Pilots S/L KK Majumdar (CO) F/L Prithipal Singh (Flt Cdr) F/L Niranjan Prasad (Flt Cdr) F/L Lala Rupchand (Adj) F/L Syed Haider Raza F/O Henry Runganadhan F/O Rajinder Singh P/O YV Malse P/O HS Ratnagar P/O HS Moolgavkar P/O Satyanarayana P/O Ananthanaryana P/O JK Deuskar (KIA Feb 42) P/O PS Gill P/O Nanda P/O Sk Ibrahim After a few days in Mingaladon, Majumdar led one flight with Flt Lt Prithipal Singh to Lashio to support the Chinese army operations. Flt lt Niranjan Prasad stayed back with his flight in Mingaladon. One solitary aircraft under Flt Lt H Raza went to Toungoo. Throughout the operations, the recce sorties brought important intelligence reports of troop concentrations and movements which were crucial to ground operation. The Squadron performed exceedingly well and so endeared themselves to the Chinese troops, that in appreciation they were presented a "Gold Wing" by the Chinese - a rare honour indeed.
During the entire campaign Sqn Ldr KK Majumdar personally led his pilots on recce missions in adverse weather and over inhospitable terrain. For this exhibition of exceptional courage, leadership and fighting spirit in the face of the enemy he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross [DFC], the first such award to an Indian officer in World War II. WO Harjinder Singh had improvised a wooden tailwheel that was used on the Lysanders when the spares ran out. He was awarded MBE for his imaginative improvisation and for maintaining very high aircraft serviceability in spite of poor logistic backing.
Throughout its span of operations, the Squadron lost only one Lysander during operations, piloted by Fg Off J K Deuskar, when the aircraft flipped over during a landing. The gunner Sgt Dhora was also killed. At least one Lysander was lost in Japanese bombing and another lost during a ferry flight. One of the last missions was flown on 7 March by Fg Offrs Rajinder Singh and Raza. They flew two RAF Pilots to Rangoon airfield to help evacuate two Hurricane fighters left behind at the airfield. The squadron handed over all but three of its Lysanders to the Burma Air Force that was newly raised.
The Squadron had come back to Secunderabad in March 42. On return from the fighting, command was taken over by Sqn Ldr Subroto Mukherjee once again. In June 42 14 Pilots under Sqn Ldr Mukerjee went to Risalpur for conversion to Hurricanes. After conversion the Squadron moved south to Trichy for some time.
Flt Lt Henry Runganadhan was to succeed Sqn Ldr Mukerjee in Oct 42. However just before taking over command, he was killed in a Crash. The Lockheed Hudson in which he was travelling was hit in the tail by a Hurricane which was escorting it.
Sqn Ldr S N Goyal, another Cranwell trained officer took over command. However, there was some conflict with the British Station Commander who was ill-treating the Indian Officers. There was a controversy and Goyal was posted out in Aug 43 on promotion to Wg Cdr rank at Air HQ. In September 43, Sqn Ldr Arjan Singh took over command.
Burma Campaign
On 3 February 1944, after converting onto the Hurricane Mk IIc and mothering the raising of an additional Indian Air Force squadron, it went back to Imphal for operations against the Japanese under the Command of Sqn Ldr Arjan Singh. Equipped with Hurricane IIc aircraft the Squadron was tasked to carry out recce missions to gauge Japanese intentions. They carried out 60 sorties in Feb 44 reconnoitring the upper CHINDWIN area right up to the Mytkyina - Mandalay rail-road. These aerial recces discovered enemy army concentrations and river crossing equipment thus giving away Japanese ground offensive plans. The vital information provided by these missions was later to change the whole course of the war.
During the battle for Imphal, The Tigers were tasked to provide close air support to the 17th Indian division. The squadron provided the much needed close air support and helped the Allied forces to finally break through on 14 Mar 44. In the meanwhile No.1 Squadron continued to launch Counter Air missions to thwart the Japanese advance. The first operational casualty occurred on 8 March, when Fg Offr Kasrani crashed after his engine caught fire due to a Glycol leak.
As the squadron pilots flew dawn to dusk and at times during the night, the technicians slaved to minimise the time any aircraft spent on the ground. As a result the Squadron flew a record 360 sorties/530 hours during the campaign. The month of April was critical to Japanese forces as they were within the Arty fire range of Imphal. The indefatigable Tigers fighting ferociously, flew 450 hrs during this month to attack everything Japanese. This devastating effort sapped the enemy's strength.
The battle continued through the difficult monsoon month of May and Jun 44 in spite of which the Squadron flew 950 hours providing valuable offensive support for the hard pressed 17th Indian Division and also for the 2nd division fighting its way from Kohima to open the road to Imphal. On 22 Jun 44 the Japanese siege of Imphal was finally lifted.
The Japanese defeat was turned into a rout with the Squadron aircraft pursuing them relentlessly through the jungles of Burma in Jul 44. Advancing Allied armies subsequently found ample evidence of the destruction caused by No.1 Squadron in its raids. Destroyed tanks, bombed transport columns, smashed guns and charred vehicles littered the road to Chindwin. The defeat at Imphal has been chronicled as the worst suffered on land in Japanese history. The stupendous air effort by No.1 Squadron for the defence of Imphal totalled 1034 sorties averaging 1 hr 30 mts per sortie. By Mar 45 the Squadron had been in Burma Ops continuously for 14 months, the longest for any squadron, during which it had flown 4813 sorties totalling 7219 hrs.
For his tireless bravery, dedication, valour and unflagging enthusiasm Sqn Ldr Arjan Singh was decorated with the DFC on the field personally by Lord Mountbatten. Five more officers were awarded the coveted DFC. They were Flt Lt R Rajaram, Fg Offr A R Pandit, Fg Offr P S Gupta, Fg Offr B R Rao and Fg Offr Khemendra Nath Kak. However a price was paid too. At least fourteen Officers lost their lives in operational losses or accidents, including Fg Offr P S Gupta and Fg Offr Khem Nath Kak, both DFCs.
The Tigers after their return from Burma continued to fly Hurricanes till November 1945 before converting to Spitfires. In a farewell message, Air Marshal SF Vincent, CD, DFC, Air Officer Commanding 221 Group, complimented the pilots and airmen of the squadron about their reliability as 'second to none in this world'.
The Squadron command was under Sqn Ldr Rajaram when they returned from Burma. The Tigers moved to Peshawar and remained there for the next two years. Towards the beginning of 1947, under the command of Sqn Ldr Ranjan Dutt, the Tigers converted to the Hawker Tempest II fighter bomber.
Post independence
In 1947 during partition, the shocking news that the Squadron was to go as the share for the newly partitioned Pakistani Air Force was received. Accordingly the Squadron assets were transferred to the Pakistan Air Force. What was surprising was that there was no No.1 Squadron in the Pakistani Air Force. The assets received by the PAF was used for a No.5 Squadron. Though on paper, No 1 RIAF Squadron was allocated to Pakistan, it ceased to exist on 14 August 1947, as the newly born nation never continued the lineage. Thus the Tigers heritage remained exclusive to India throughout its life.
The premier Squadron of the Air Force could not be kept dormant for too long. The Tigers soon made a fresh beginning. On 26 January 1953, No 15 Squadron was renumbered as No.1 Squadron, IAF at Halwara, with Spitfires on its inventory under the command of Squadron Leader EJ Dhatigara. Dhatighara had earlier raised No.15 Squadron in 1951 on Spitfires. To him went the honour of being the first post Independence Commanding Officer of the Tigers.
In February, 1953 the Tigers entered the jet age with re-equipment onto the De Havilland Vampire. By August 1953, No. 1 Squadron had reached its full unit establishment of 16 Vampire FB.52's.
In September 1953 Tigers moved from Halwara to Palam . With the move came a change in command, with Squadron Leader TS 'Timky' Brar taking over the reins of the squadron . On 3 April 1956, Squadron Leader GD 'Nobby' Clarke took over the command of the Tigers . The squadron continued to operate from Palam with the Vampires until it was designated to be re-equipped with the Mystere-IV A, an aircraft of French origin.
On 15 February, The aircraft, personnel and CO of No.1 Squadron were designated as No.27 Squadron. and No.1 metamorphised itself away at Kalaikunda as a unit to be equipped with Mystere IVa fighter bombers. Squadron Leader Dilbagh Singh took over the Command of the Squadron on 14 February 1957 and converted the Squadron to Mystere IVa aircraft when they arrived by sea in May 57. Sqn Ldr Dilbagh Singh was given the honour of carrying out the first Supersonic dive over India on 17 May 1957 in Mystere IVa (IA-950). Kalaikunda was also the base for the newly raised 3 and 8 Squadrons equipped with the Mystere. It was in this aircraft that the Tigers were to participate in the next two operations.
Goa Liberation-Op Vijay
The Squadron took part in the 1961 operation for liberation of Goa. Commanded by Sqn Ldr S Bhattacharya and equipped with Mystere-IVa aircraft, the Sqn operated from Santa Cruz airport. Also known as Op Vijay, this was the first battle for the Tigers after Independence. The Squadron carried out fighter sweeps and strike missions over Goa, Daman and Diu. In the face of relentless offensive air strikes, the Portuguese capitulated. Liberation of Goa was a swift operation. The Squadron not only provided air superiority but also became a deterrent to force the Portuguese for an early surrender. A four aircraft mission against the Daman fort on 10 Dec 61 found the traditional surrender signal fluttering on top. In spite of the short operation, Tigers had fired 586 Rockets and released 176 Bombs during Op Vijay. Sqn Ldr S Bhattacharya was awarded the VM.
Operations in 1965
In 1963, the squadron had moved to Adampur, an airbase that was to remain its home for the next 17 years!. When hostilities broke out in 1965 the unit was under the command of Wg Cdr OP Taneja.
The first mission was flown on the morning of September 6, when a strike of four Mysteres attacked a railway train at Ghakker. The formation was intercepted by an F-104 Starfighter, but the aircraft came back unscathed flying at low level.
A pre-emptive air strike by PAF against our forward air bases was carried out on Sep 6th evening. Adampur happened to be one of them. The next day the squadron was tasked to hit the PAF's main airbase of Sargodha. A target of major importance housing nealry half of the enemy's strength of aircraft. Thus No.1 Squadron had the honour of being the first unit to fly against a PAF Airfield in the war.
The first wave was to consist of twelve aircraft. However due to confusion and technical snags, Six aircraft dropped out and the remaining six were joined by a seventh Mystere which was on standby. The Mysteres led by Wg Cdr Taneja attacked Sargodha at 0550 hours. The Boss destroying a large four engined aircraft with the rest of the formation strafing fighters on ORP. A Starfighter was observed burning furiously as they exited. A patrolling Starfighter tried to intercept the Mysteres and got into a dogfight with Squadron Leader AB Devayya. Tubby managed to shoot down the Starfighter in an amazing feat, but failed to return from the sortie. His gallantry was recognised by the IAF with a posthumous award of the Maha Vir Chakra two decades later.
The second wave against Sargodha was sent in broad daylight. Sqn Ldr Sudarshan Handa led the strike which was quite successful. One F-86 was destroyed by Handa on the ground and several targets attacked by his formation members. The Mysteres recovered back to base successfully. Sqn Ldr Handa and his Sub Section leader, Flt Lt DMS Kahai, both were awarded the Vir Chakra for this mission. A third strike against Sargodha in the evening was intercepted by Sabres. Fg Offr Babul Guha was lost to a Missile fired by a patrolling Sabre.
Thereafter the Tigers were tasked with the airfield Air Defence, offensive strike missions against heavily defended Pakistani airfields and interdiction of major lines of communication. Several strikes were flwon against ground targets and aircraft recovered damaged due to ground fire. Only one other aircraft was lost on these missions. Sqn Ldr RK Uppal was shot down over the Lahore front on September 11. Targets attacked included the BRB Canal, Sialkot sector, Pasrur airfield and numerous targets of Opportunity. When the paratrooper menace was at its height and the tall sarkanda grass in the airfield was providing good hiding places for the enemy snipers, Sqn Ldr Handa had the privilege of taking off in a Mystere and strafing the grass in the outlying areas with his cannon, thus becoming the only pilot to strafe his own airbase! There were other unique happenings too. Flt Lt JP Singh once came back from a low level strike with telephone wires wrapped around his rocket pods!
In the course of the war, the squadron flew a total of 128 strike missions and 46 Combat Air Patrol sorties. In recognition of their outstanding contribution to the war effort the Tigers were awarded 1 MVC(Posthumous), 3 VrCs, 2 VMs and 2 VSMs. The Maha Vir Chakra came over two decades later, based on reports and eyewitness accounts it was firmly established that Sqn Ldr Devayya had in fact shot down the enemy Starfighter in aerial combat before going down himself. The richly deserved MVC was awarded to the gallant officer posthumously on 26 Jan 88. The Vir Chakra awards went to the CO Wg Cdr Taneja, Sqn Ldr Sudarshan Handa and Flt Lt DMS Kahai as narrated earlier. Sqn Ldr PR Earle and Flt Lt VK Verma received the VMs.
1965–1971 Period
In July 1966, still under the Command of Wing Commander OP Taneja, the Tigers were re-equipped with the supersonic Mach-2 class, all weather interceptor- the MiG-21 FL. Even though the squadron had only two Qualified Instructors, the conversion to the FL proceeded with Gusto and at a pace that left even the neighboruing 28 Squadron, the pioneers of the MiG-21 gasping for breath. Wg Cdr Taneja handed over command to Wg Cdr SK Dahar VrC, a well decorated pilot who flew the first sortie of the 1965 War. Dahar, however was lost in a MiG-21 crash immediately after the Republic day flypast of 1968. The command of the squadron was passed onto Wg Cdr Mishra.
18 October 1968 was a red letter day for the squadron. It was singularly honoured on that day, when the President, Dr Zakir Hussain, presented the Tigers, the President's Colours at an impressive ceremony held at Air Force Station, Adampur. The Tigers had clocked another First.
Operations in 1971
When the 1971 Indo-Pak War, The squadron was under the command of Wg Cdr Upkar Singh and based at Adampur. The squadron was tasked with the Air Defence of Punjab sector and providing air cover to our own attacking formations deep inside enemy territory.
Operating from Adampur, the Tigers defended the air space assigned to them so well that but for one unsuccessful pre-emptive strike on Dec 3rd, not a single enemy aircraft could penetrate into our territory. On that day two MiG-21s were scrambled to intercept PAF Mirages attacking Amritsar's Rajasansi airport, but the enemy aircraft scurried back without giving a fight.
In addition all strike missions escorted by the Tigers achieved their objectives and returned safely. Wg Cdr Upkar Singh led a strike against Chander and Rahwali which went unopposed. On December 6, The MiG-21s escorted Su-7s on a strike in Sialkot. The PAF was not encountered in any of these missions. The first encounter happened on December 8. Two MiG-21s escorting Su-7s were bounced by Mirage IIIs. The MiGs broke into the attackers and were getting onto the tails of the attackers when a confused call resulted in the Mirages going into escape maneuvers and going out of the fight.
The next day on December 9, four Mirage IIIs attacked Pathankot and as they were exiting the area were bounced by the Tigers. Two K-13s were launched and one proximity hit was recorded. The enemy aircraft disappearing over the horizon and off the radar scope. The Squadron was given a 'probable' kill.
Several night sorties were flown. The only loss occurred on one of these sorties on 11th Dec 71, when Flt Lt Ashok Balwant Dhavle was lost to friendly fire in a case of mistaken identity. The Squadron also operated a detachment of two aircraft that were sent regularly to Pathankot.
The sorties put out by the Tigers was phenomenal, a grand total of 513 sorties! Wg Cdr Upkar Singh was awarded the AVSM. In addition one Vr C was awarded to Sqn Ldr S Subburamu. 3 VMs and 9 Mention-in-Despatches were awarded to the Squadron.
Post 71-85: a period of consolidation
No.1 Squadron continued to be based at Adampur for the next ten years with Wg Cdr Upkar Singh as commanding Officer till 24 Sep 1973 when he handed over the Tigers to Wg Cdr Brijesh Jayal. After Wg Cdr Brijesh Jayal's tenure, the reins of No.1 were assumed by Wg Cdr Keith Lewis on 17 Feb 1976 for over two years, and then by Wg Cdr P R Jaindass from Jan 1981 to May 1983. It was in this tenure that the Tiger's celebrated their Golden Jubilee, the Squadron meanwhile having been relocated at Gorakhpur in Feb 1982, after a record period of stay at Adampur. The Commodore Commandant on 1 April 1983 was Air Marshal TS 'Timky' Brar, who had commanded No.1 Squadron in 1953.
Shortly thereafter, Wg Cdr TJ Master took over and commanded the Squadron till 24 August 1984, when he handed over to Wg Cdr GM Viswanathan, who was at the helm when the Tigers moved further east, to Hashimara, in the eastern Dooars, in 1985.
Tigers And The Mirage-2000
Due to the personal intervention of the CAS, Air Chief Marshal Katre, No.1 was designated as one of the two units to re-equip with the state of the art Mirage-2000 in 1985, its older MiG-21s being operated "transferred" to the newly raised No. 52 Squadron.
The first seven Mirage -2000s arrived on 21 June 1985. After six months of operations in India, on 1 January 1986, No. 1 Squadron formally came into being at Gwalior with Wg Cdr PS Ahluwalia taking over as the first CO of the Mirage-2000 equipped Tigers. Normal flying operations were commenced the very next day. The Squadron flew a total of 220 Hrs in the very first month of operations with this new class of fighters. Under the able guidance of Wg Cdr P S Ahluwalia the Squadron played a very active role and was instrumental in development of tactics for the new weapon platform, most of which are in vogue even to this day. He also took up the formidable task of formulating the syllabus and SOPs for this new induction.
Wg Cdr PS Ahluwalia handed over the reins of the Tigers to Wg Cdr SU Apte in May 88. Wg Cdr Apte commanded the Squadron till April 1990 after which Wg Cdr NA Moitra led the Tigers for another two years before handing over to Wg Cdr Anil Chopra in April 1992 in whose able hands the squadron flew into the Diamond Jubilee of its destiny.
Diamond Jubilee Year
The Tigers celebrated their Diamond Jubilee in a grand manner in 1993. Incidentally, the Air Force too celebrated its Diamond Jubilee this year and the Squadron celebrations saw the who's-who of the entire Air Force under one roof. Wg Cdr SS Dhanda took over the command of Tigers in May 94 and he was succeeded by Wg Cdr Daljit Singh in Nov 95 who commanded the Squadron till Dec 97, after which the reins of the Squadron were handed over to Wg Cdr Neelakanthan.
Kargil Operations in May 1999 - Op Safed Sagar
In May 99, the Tigers, now with Mirage-2000's ASF's, were deployed at Ambala for Op Safed Sagar. From Ambala the Tigers were tasked for Elint and AD Escorts missions to PR/ ARC ac and strike missions. A total of 234 operational sorties were flown from Ambala which included a few missions at night.
As a contingency, a few aircraft moved to Jodhpur, where the squadron flew 153 sorties consisting of AD Escorts missions and trials. Air Commodore Ahluwalia, then the Air Officer Commanding of Air Force Station Gwalior under took several trials which went on to pave the path to one of the greatest successes for any Air Force operating in mountainous terrain. Throughout the operations, the Tigers maintained a high serviceability of aircraft and only one mission was aborted during the entire duration of Op Safed Sagar, which lasted for more than two months. Once again the Tigers lived up to the true traditions of the Air Force and executed the job with flawless professionalism. Wg Cdr S Neelakantan, VM was awarded the YSM for Op Safed Sagar. In addition seven Mention-in-Despatches were awarded to the squadron.
The Tigers Now
Not allowing their recent achievements to slow them, the Tigers tirelessly continue to train for even higher operational standards. Presently under the command of Wg Cdr Neeraj Yadav the squadron personnel relentlessly work to attain higher standards of professional excellence. The Tigers performed exceptionally well in Exercise VAYUSPRADHA and were declared the "Best Fighter Sqn" for the year 1999–2000. Thus the Tigers continue to carry the baton well into the Twenty First Century
- Bharat-Rakshak, 1 Squadron


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Chris Brown's attorney is determined to prove rapper Drake was responsible for starting the violent club brawl in New York which left the R&B singer with a bloody cut on his chin.
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Reports suggest Brown sent Drake a bottle of champagne to show he had no hard feelings over their shared love for his ex-girlfriend Rihanna, but the peace offering was allegedly rejected by the rapper, who is said to have sent back an insulting note which made reference to the "Umbrella" beauty.
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Governor's Volunteer Awards 2011
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"Thank you so much to our Reading Buddies! You have made a positive impact on our first grade readers and their confidence with their reading. Our students looked forward to seeing you each week and preacticing their books with you. Thank you for taking the time to show you care!" — Trisha Dinnebier, Readin Recovery Teacher, Highland Elementary School
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FAR CRY VACATION - Action Packed Short from Freddie Wong
Freddie Wong and his Rocket Jump team have created yet another entertaining action-packed short film called Far Cry Vacation. It was made in conjuction with the video game Far Cry 3. I love watching Wong's stuff, you can tell these guys just have an extremely fun time making these short films.
Sometimes, a little R&R can get a little boring.
Enjoy the show!
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Aging Malone remains a forceTerry Brown
Before the Spurs or Wolves make a run at Karl Malone, Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett must agree to switch positions.Story | Conversation | September 10, 2004
Utah majority wants Malone to failTerry Brown
Karl Malone is either a traitor or one of the most honorable power forwards in history. In Utah, it's one or the other.Story | Conversation | June 07, 2004
Cassell making most of limited actionTerry Brown
Insider's Terry Brown breaks down who are the most and least efficient scorers still alive in the NBA playoffs.Story | Conversation | May 28, 2004
Lakers, Rockets open on ugly noteTerry Brown
How ugly was Game 1 of the Rockets-Lakers series? L.A. scored 32 points in the second half and actually won.Story | Conversation | April 19, 2004
Lakers' playoff fate is tough to predictTerry Brown
With the NBA playoffs about to begin, no one's quite sure if the Lakers are the team to beat or just another team.Story | Conversation | April 14, 2004
Lakers' success hinges on Malone's healthTerry Brown
The statistics show that Karl Malone's absence has hurt the Lakers more than anything else in recent months.Story | Conversation | March 05, 2004
Injured starters haven't hurt T-WolvesTerry Brown
Despite not having their their starting five intact all season, the T-Wolves have one of the best records in the NBA.Story | Conversation | February 03, 2004
Peep ShowTerry Brown
ESPN Insider has the latest news and notes from around the NBA.Story | Conversation | January 12, 2004
Lakers enduring rough stretchTerry Brown
Despite having the best record in the NBA, the Lakers have reason to be concerned about their recent play.Story | Conversation | December 26, 2003
Jazz have solid foundation in placeTerry Brown
Utah's emphasis on teaching and teamwork has allowed it to overcome the losses of Karl Malone and John Stockton.Story | Conversation | December 11, 2003
NBA Scouting Report: Who's the most intimidating player?Terry Brown
Shaq's a bully and KG can embarrass just about anyone, but Charles Oakley is an on-court body guard.Story | Conversation | January 31, 2003
NBA Scouting Report: Malone's importance hasn't diminishedTerry Brown
Other players are performing well for the Jazz, but they're still turning to a 40 year old when the game's on the line.Story | Conversation | January 24, 2003
The Good, the Bad, the Kitchen SinkTerry Brown
Jason Kidd is hot. Jamaal Tinsley is not. And Karl Malone might be headed for a substantial pay cut.Story | Conversation | December 23, 2002
The Good, the Bad, the Kitchen SinkTerry Brown
Jerry Stackhouse is hot. Karl Malone is not. And Drew Gooden is about to get his first dose or reality.Story | Conversation | October 28, 2002
NBA position battles: Should the Mailman still be Utah's first op...Terry Brown
When the new NBA season begins, Karl Malone, perhaps the best power forward ever, may not even be the best forward on his own team.Story | Conversation | September 04, 2002


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Swingers Big Bad Voodoo Daddy ("Go Daddy-O") With Pacific Symphony, Plus Fireworks
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The last date listed for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy was Friday July 4, 2014 / 8:00pm.
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Tchaikovsky Spectacular: Fireworks Close Out Pacific Symphony's Summer Festival
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End the summer with a bang at Pacific Symphony's annual Tchaikovsky Spectacular with fireworks at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. Led by Maestro Carl St. Clair, this year's concert features Tchaikovsky's "Polonaise and Waltz" from Eugene Onegin, followed by guest pianist Jon Nakamatsu, winner of the 10th Annual Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, performing Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. The orchestra will also tackle Modest Mussorgsky's famous Pictures at an Exhibition, inspired by the composer's visit to a retrospective exhibit for a deceased artist friend. During the program's grand finale -- Tchaikovsky's triumphant 1812 Overture -- the sky overhead will explode into a dazzling display of cannons and fireworks. Bring your own picnic, or choose from one of the Bristol Farms gourmet picnic box packages, featuring your choice of sandwiches and salad boxes. Learn More
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Dress casual, you've got one hell of a hike to your seats! And don't be in a hurry for leaving the parking. All those attendants who took your $10 are nowhere to be seen after the concert.Tchaikovsky Spectacular info • Sep 01 2014 star this tip starred
The weather was Warm/ nice not to hot or cold. I wore Comfortable shoes lots of walkin.Wiz Khalifa & Jeezy dress • Aug 25 2014 star this tip starred
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This was probably the best 4th of July concert at the Irvine Verizon Amphitheater in a long long time. Finally a decent headliner band. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy were great. The Pacific Symphony was great. And the Fireworks? Awesome! Best I've seen at this venue. Ever.
The only thing that was a bummer - was that the concessions stands ALL closed when the concert started!! I know that they figured we all brought stuff to eat, but we all wanted more water, soda, drinks, etc. I was totally dehydrated. We were rationing our last water bottle. It was Hot, HOT, HOT during the day. So, hey, let us help you make more money Verizon -- keep the concessions stands open at Intermission, please!
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bbvd was great as always - wish they played more
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Phenomenal. Love going to the 4th of July Concerts. This was my fourth concert
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fun music in a great venue. what a beautiful way to celebrate the 4thof July!
Gates open two hours before the concert for picnicking. Food and beverages are allowed.
Please bring a jacket or a blanket, as evenings can be cool after sundown.
Shuttle service for the mobility-impaired is available from the gates to the amphitheater.
Add on a delicious gourmet picnic meal from Bristol Farms, official caterer of Pacific Symphony's Summer Festival 2014, during the check-out process. Picnic boxes are available for convenient pick-up just inside the amphitheater gates.
Picnic Box Menu:
• Sandwich Box: Gourmet sandwich with your choice of rare roast beef, Black Forest ham, smoked turkey or fresh veggie. Served with fresh fruit salad, spinach pasta salad and a brownie.
• Chicken Caesar Salad Box: Bristol Farms' version of the famous Caesar Salad with tender grilled chicken, parmesan cheese, lemon, croutons and Caesar dressing. Served with a fresh seeded demi-baguette and a brownie.
• Chinese Chicken Salad Box: Bristol Farms' version of the delicious Chinese chicken salad with mixed Asian greens with cilantro, shredded rotisserie chicken, crispy wontons, mandarin oranges and sliced almonds tossed with sesame ginger dressing. Served with a honey-wheat demi baguette and a brownie.


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Anne Bailey's, the popular bridal shop that's helped countless brides, bridesmaids and prom goers find the perfect dresses for decades, is closing.
The Fountainville business will stop accepting new orders on Dec. 17. After that date, it will only serve existing customers whose dresses have yet to be delivered.
Owner Anne Bailey, who began her bridal career nearly 40 years ago as a seamstress, said Tuesday she was happy to bring the business to a close.
"It was time," said Bailey, 77. "T-I-M-E in capital letters. I'm finished."
Anne's daughter, Gale, who runs the shop's day-to-day operations, said all orders placed by Dec. 17 will be fulfilled.
"Everything promised — all the gowns sold — we will deliver," Gale Bailey said. "Even if I have to deliver (them) myself."
Anne Bailey decided earlier this year to sell the property, which is located at the heavily traveled intersection of Swamp and Ferry roads where Plumstead, Doylestown and New Britain townships meet. She bought the land in the 1970s and briefly lived in a home there while she converted a former barn into her bridal shop.
The property also houses an affiliated tuxedo shop and a small strip center with an auction house and other businesses, all of which will have to close or move. Demolition of some buildings on the property, including the former house, is expected to begin next month.
Gale Bailey said she had hoped the business would be able to stay open at least another year to give her time to relocate. But the buyer has tenants eager to move in right away, so her mother agreed to close on the sale earlier this month. The business needs to be out by February, Gale Bailey said.
The buyer, developer Mike Meister of County Builders in Warminster, couldn't be reached for comment Tuesday. Gale Bailey said plans for the property, which will be called Bailey's Corner in honor of her mother, include a bank and a small shopping center.
Anne Bailey was a waitress before she began her bridal apparel career as a seamstress with Ruth Doolittle's Bridal Shop. When Doolittle retired, Bailey started her own business, first out of her home in Buckingham and then out of Doolittle's former shop. She moved to her current store in 1976. As the business grew, so did the barn; today, the bridal shop takes up more than 25,000 square feet.
Anne Bailey's, which has carried a variety of well-known designers and a few of Anne Bailey's own designs, made a name for itself in the bridal business over the years. In 2002, it won a DEBI Award for business excellence from the National Bridal Market. Locally, Anne Bailey received an outstanding achievement award from the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce in 1989.
In its heyday, Anne Bailey's had more than 80 employees. On its busiest weekend, more than 86 brides were seen.
Business has remained strong, but today the store has fewer than 10 employees and sees about as many brides a week. The dynamics of the industry have also changed, Gale Bailey said. Brides find their dream dresses online, and are more likely to browse a store's selections without buying.
"They shop differently now," she said. "In the '80s, they came to buy a gown. Now, they come to shop."
At one time, Anne Bailey also operated a store on Bustleton Avenue in Philadelphia. That store closed in 2003.
Gale Bailey said the Fountainville store will close the week of Thanksgiving to prepare for a closing sale starting Nov. 29. She also plans to throw her mother a retirement party.
"It's a celebration," she said. "It shouldn't be a sad thing."
Still, there is some sadness to seeing the business close and the buildings torn down, said store manager Susan Kessler.
"I don't like to see that kind of change," Kessler said. "I find that hard."
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is on location to promote its upcoming five-round middleweight main event for its long-awaited return to Germany, featuring Gegard Mousasi vs. Mark Munoz in the UFC Fight Night 41 headliner inside O2 World Arena in Berlin, scheduled for May 31, 2014, live on Fight Pass.
Yes, that's the same day as The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): "Brazil 3" live finale (see that fight card here).
Munoz (13-4) is hanging on by a thread, at least in terms of contending for the division title. He was able to bounce back from a devastating loss to Chris Weidman in July 2012 by out-muscling Tim Boetsch last summer. Unfortunately, "The Filipino Wrecking Machine" was unable to keep that momentum going and got put to sleep by light heavyweight import Lyoto Machida back in October.
At 36 years old, a loss in Berlin could send him to the back of the line for good.
That's not to suggest it has been all wine and roses for Mousasi (34-4). "The Dreamcatcher" was able to win his Octagon debut, but slapping around Ilir Latifi was akin to Daniel Cormier beating up a barista. It counts, but doesn't do much in terms of forward momentum.
Then came February's loss to "The Dragon," which doesn't seem to have dampened his spirits.
Should be interesting.
In addition to "Munoz vs. Machida," UFC Fight Night 41 is also expected to feature a middleweight match up pitting Luke Barnatt against Sean Strickland, as well as CB Dollaway vs. Francis Carmont, while Pawel Pawlak and Peter Sobotta hook 'em up in welterweight action.
For the current UFC Fight Night 41 fight card and rumors click here.


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|Beck song reader -
In 2012, instead of releasing a new album, Beck presented a new collection of songs as sheet music. Now these songs are brought to life by such names as Jack White, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Jason Isbell, and even Beck himself.
|Aug 15, 2014
|Pink friday roman reloaded re-up - Minaj, Nicki.
Rap superstar and new American Idol judge Nicki Minaj releases a 3-disc CD/DVD combo package that features seven new songs plus the smash hit Va Va Voom. Includes a 90-minute DVD with exclusive footage from her 2012 European tour with special guests Justin Bieber, Big Sean, Lil Wayne, Rihanna, and more.
|Aug 15, 2014
|Cold world - Shelton & the Gospel Queens.
Though seasoned veterans, their years of touring played a major role in the creation of the twelve songs featured here. While the music is unapologetically gospel, most of the songs are inspirational and Gospel-influenced.
|Aug 15, 2014
|I love you but I must drive off this cliff now - Got A Girl (Musical group)
|Aug 18, 2014
|I'm not bossy, I'm the boss - O'Connor, SineÌad, composer, performer.
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|Fly by night - Rush (Musical group)
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|GuÌluÌn kokusu vardı - OgÌur, Erkan.
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|GarciaLive. Volume four - March 22nd 1978, Veteran's Hall - Jerry Garcia Band, performer.
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|Moonmadness - Camel
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|Misplaced childhood - Marillion
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|Daisies of the galaxy - Eels (Musical group)
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|Warp & weft - Veirs, Laura.
From one of the country's most inimitable songwriters, Portland, Oregon's Laura Veirs, comes her ninth full-length album. Beautiful, lush and at time deeply dark, captures the intensity of motherhood, love and violence. Mixing rock, jazz, folk and serial music, it is a fever dream of an album and could well be Veirs' best work to date.
|Aug 20, 2014
|Get hurt - Gaslight Anthem.
Two years after the release of Handwritten, which debuted in the top five on the Billboard chart, the Gaslight Anthem is back with their latest. This time the band shakes things up a bit and incorporates some changes into their sound.
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|Drama - Yes (Musical group)
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|One night on earth - music from the strings of Mali - Gripper, Derek, performer, arranger of music.
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|No sleep - Volumes (Heavy metal group), performer.
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|Alive in the singing air - Caswell Sisters
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|Broken circuit - Anushka
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|Yazı Tura film muÌzigÌi - OgÌur, Erkan.
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