BETH, KAREN

All children love traw- berri festivals and pomes and here Beth and Karen Stewart ii-atch longmgly from the side as other children ride the ponies at Spring Park's

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Eastern And Central Districts

The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. July 10. 1964. 5.

Provincial Rose Show July 16 To Include Centennial Aspect

Once again it is Rose Showlwhere lemonade and "grand-‘ time. and the members of Park- ma‘s" sugar cookies will be sold dale Women's institute are busylt is hoped to use old fashioned with the hundred and one de-‘rnues for decoration around this tails that make the show run booth. ' l smoothly. , The exhibits are arranged In As usual. it is being held faiths. morning. After ‘3 p.m. the Parkdale Women's Institute H5]I.‘Eh0“‘ is open to the public. The The date is Thursday July 16.;evening's entertainment. with and everyone, members and ispecial speaker and presentat-‘ exhibitors alike. ls hoping thatjion of awards. begins at 8.30 the rainy weather will yieldlppl. After 9.30 the roses are .to sunshine to give the rosesisr‘Id at very normal prices so the necessary spurt of abundant; that anyom Who Wishes "133'. bloom in time for the show. itake home a tangible souvenir .

Interest centers. as usuallol what ls expected to be a around the challenge trophy..\‘0r.v interesting day. the Esbeu Arnfast Memorial *“

Ro e B l d d llx t s ow awar e annua \ or Norwegian

t‘hebdexhibitor showing the best y d tea rose of the Show. . 1. Docks At Soon: 3 SOURIS — The MV Tonal

There are many other awards from Trondheim. Norway. sr-l

and prizes in the varied prize list. which includes a special class. open to first year exhib—

itors only. This class is aimed to promote interest among gard— eners and encourage the novice to exhibit.

CENTENNIAL COSTUMES Centennial year. will be dressed in Centennial

costumes. An added attraction will be an old fashioned booth

rived in SOUl'ls last night and? will begin loading pulp lhisi morning. i

The ship will be loaded by Quizley and Sons of St. Peter‘s.

In keeping with the theme of the Institute. members working on the exhibitsf

USES PARKS More than 360000.000 admis- sions were recorded to park-l llands in the United States InI - 962. E

POLICE CH'IEFS’ PRESIDENT ELECTED

Past president of tile Mai-l-

time Association of Police Chiefs. Vincent Helpard. pins the presidents medal on the new president of the as-

sociation following the elec. hum of ofﬁcers held at the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday. The new president is W. .l.

John. dosed a two-day convention yesterday with the election.

VanWart. chief of police. Saint r, . N.B. The association ‘_ ‘

if; -‘ .w\_‘,& «W 1‘ u . AND PONIES AT SPRING PARK l - Adults as. well. ‘as children

Centennial Strawberry Festi- al yesterday. The pow ride was just one of the marry at- tractions at the celebration held on the grounds of the new Spring Park Chin‘oh.

gathered in numbers to en- joy the festiidties. Beth and Korea are the daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Ewen Stewart. 159 Nassau Street.

To Receive . l$75,000 ‘

Montague is due to re,- ceive , $75,000 V V a n from the Atlantic Provinces De- ' velopment Board for a water

supply system and road paving. ' according to an announcement by the board at Ingonish Beach.

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Plans Progress ,

GEORGETOWN —— A: George- toiin‘s Centennial Day. to be celebrated on July 22, drawsll closer. the finalizing of the day's. events _is reaching fever pitch; and at a meeting of the Centen-i nial Committee held on Tues- day night in the Town Hall. many problems were discussed and final decisions made to Ill-i sure the success of the big day's events.

it was decided that the paradel will be assembled in an area. at the entrance of the town andl that visiting floats will be met

on the main road and directedi'mg 0‘ the “3"? "ems and '9‘

to the assembly area.

The Parade is scheduled to move off at 10 a.m.. The exact route is yet to be decided but will be laid before the next meet- ing of the committee on July 15

it was decided to have the town crier. give an announce— ment regarding Georgetoivn'a Day. when he attends the band concert to be held this evening at Brudenell Park.

Reports from several com. mittees showed that good pro- gress is now being made in' the preparation of the float and

that many citizens have signl-j .

fled their intentions to place: ci-lored lights on the outside of their homes. l On Wednesday night the mem-l hers of the centennial commltn tee and their wives motored tol Charlottetown. where they were guests at. the Pierre Berton pro gram at the Memorial Theatre.

Work was rted going ahead on the facilities for the track and field events and also the swimming events. Physic- al fitness officials have agreed to assist in handling and pro- yidz equipment for track and ‘0 .

.B-oard chairman Ian MacKeo- . gan of Halifax said Nova Scotla l industry will be assisted to the

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The sky divers will perform. in the afternoon and all Is in_ readiness for the mammothl dance in the Dominion Govern-r melit potato warehouse on th I railway wharf at night. The. .‘l‘liunderbolts Orchestra will pro- vide the music for the dance.

Meals will be served in the; rink. starting at noon and carry- ing on through the afternoon

I tune of 320000.000 by the board.

} The water and paving pro.

. jet-ts will find use mainly by? a food processing plant being

V ; established by the town and the ‘ province.

‘ Brudenell 1 Band Concert , 1 Planned Tonight . GUEST PREACHER MONTAGUE — The Central

v RCA‘F Band from Ottawa now

Ronald c. visiting the province will per- presidem of the United 1 form tonight at Brudenell Park Baptist Convention of the At- Ecnmmencmg “7.30 p.m. lactic Provinces stoi' . The Montague Regional of nu- West End Baptist C‘llur- ‘ Strawberry Festival committee

The HMCS inch Arran. under command of Lt.-Cdr. CR. Manl- fold will dock here on the morn-

lniain in port until Thursday. I Maccm_

Premier Shaw?

. F oh. Halifax. NS. will be the “has made all amusements for ' ' guest speaker at the First ,thts concert with Sin- ' Baptist church, ch-aplmreioum, j clair as chairman. A suitable

h W k Sunday. July 12. Rev. Mac- platform has been erected at n Cormack is a native of Yar- . Brudenell for the hand and in‘

I i mouth. NS. He has contribut- the event of rain the concert Prime Minister Pearson and", ed articles to the devotional .willvbe held. in the Montague he department of defense prom> booklet. The Secret Place. a ; Regional High School audi-

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t duction will be receivin tele- number of times. i . g —‘—"——_—‘ There will be no charge for

grams from Premier Shaw urg- l

ing the further granting of air- e e this. mc'lell'lv blltki save; craft repair contracts to keep lection “ll be“: en up y e

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MONTAGUE Special to be an excellent one and it is

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Premier Shaw said that the telegrams pointed out the eco- nomic importance to the prov

feature of the Lower Montague Regatta this year will be the ylong distance swim on Wednes-

iday July 15. Contestants. must

Vin?! Di ill? Planl- and 85k“! .have their applications in that Steps be Mk?" '0 ORV!!!" ‘Saturday to Mrs. Arthur Sulli- closier and the resultant lack lvnn. Montague.

or lobe for "well-qualified" P91". This swim will be 1.6 miles. sonﬂel- the Georgetown marine

[OCA'l BRIEFS

no E ,5. the 1804 pre-confederation con-1‘ e 50 guides then toured the "This just Isn't any Lobster m the 31:“: at? 2:: 3 “one. fenence at Charlottetown will be of Sillurzs 88d the $30,723:! gamma: Ask those who have Regular value .00 relatin , - cm released July 29. e in; Dan 5. 59 B J - een ere. _ winning 5w in mining,“ The new stamp will be print- em Fisheries. before Mme!“ Supper “ﬂed from 4 p.m. Was rby with' u. .mpuake' ed in black and white by at in: to Montague.

tlci‘et on Santa Claus. it was stated the ticket was purchas~ ed for 8:5. It has been pointed out that all sweepstakes tickets

for the I ah . the Grand National. and the Com- bridgeshire —- are sold for 83.- 50. not for $8. . -

TO ATTEND CASS FUNERAL

Rev. John Cass. SJ. College. Montreal. Charlottetown last of t to st- tend the funeral of his brother. Rev. Fred 1.. Cass who died Wednesday afternoon in Char- lottetown Hospital. rather Cases name was inadvertently omitted mes of ""0! members in yesterday’s 3:03. of Father 121.. Cus's

We iii-ch. W. J I. at no sin. Requiem Hm ass on by eRev.

aw. Maccudle. Ilse. leopard McKenna was presto: in the were:

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hoped that it will be widely attended by music lovers. _____._.__.__._.—

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To Honor Gigantic Lobster Supper

the race starting at approxi- CIi’town Meet , St. Anne's Parish

mater 1 p.m l Poetmsster J .R. Nicholson an-‘ Hope Riv"

Members 0 ed ross Water Safety Commission will

nounced yesterday a new fiveilf’lth-hﬂ? cent postage stamp commemor-i 0" 1" 4 EVERY SATURDAY

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