331990331330’ [The Guardian-'!'he Evening Patriot Pegs!-A LONDON (CP) -— Rev. Jolinl, _ nan Matthew! has started ‘ibis stepfather. It is hoped toiaeivloe. h Carpenter-la. I @- fund to buy a small airplaneifltflft a "flying bishop" service.lolate area of Northern Austra- fot‘ ‘ht’ Bishop 05 Carpentaria. similar to the flying doctorllia.

LT.-GOVERNOR HYNDMMT CON GRATULATES WINNERS

spectacle of spectacles describes float parade

;pe(‘l3Cl€. the dictionary I te to call the Gold Cup a rid be an “impressive and interest- ua gpecially prepared Saucer Parade set for this com- in show’‘ for the thousands of ‘ at less ‘zu '

Kennedy's

. - is fay:'a_\ [ _ ic ing Friday as a “spectacle" and citizens and visitors that a re flame (especially one on a , in fact, a spectacular spectacle. expected to view it. iarge scale) forming an 1mDreS- Foruthe parade has certainly The parade committee's gen- llve or interesting show for those been specially Prepared is of eral chairman B. Earle MacDo- viewing it", - ‘a Dlitlllc nature is ‘on a large nald feels it will be just about

It wouid seem then appropria- scale and will most certainly the most gpectacular event to ___________r

GOLD CUP & SAUCER

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Big rac

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Friday night

it was Dee's Boy in 1960 and . war cry Ranger in 1961. .1

The question in every race . is w h I c h horse will it be in 1962. W a r Cry Ranger will not be compet- mg and therefore can't do any repeat performance. However. me big roan handled by Myron MacArthur will be trying for the mp money in The Evening Patiiot Gold Cup and Saucer classic which 809! 011 Friday

‘"3 t° wager considerable mm!‘ for a great effort from the sev— headed by 3 °°l°' Party Md ey that D9 5 3°? '3“ ‘‘° “ . . - motorcycle policemen in full k f dd once again They recall his en year old gelding this time uniform "Ce OT Summer O O

feats at Sackvill saint John where he sent the track records toPP1l||8 with 2.03:1 and 2.04:4 performances.

Dee's Boy has always been.

t ly popular fl.ee_ for, ,he will take his share of the big _

lilefxtlilirimlhe Maritime racing i gm-gstgegorsosghiswsom: eg: 002; ‘,’,‘,,f;‘_°° “°”‘°’ 3"‘ ““V°" “‘ ‘"1’ g C blazers ‘"5 3”“ ""3 ‘°"°“ 1:3” "°"“§ l the belief that this coming While the parade committee 1 1 .

larity has increasedh lsiauaemit Friday could be the one that m expected to get no more than COT’ COCTS his great mm on t C ar e Jay has been waiting for a n d 3b°“l 10 fl°3i5 Wu?“ the Parade

"mu" that things will really start to was “ml d‘5°“S59d- "19 . ETC... ETC.

Myron MacArthur. however.. knows full well that his great-‘ pacer is in for a terrific battle when the big classic goes Fri i day night. He has met J one Byrd and Bob Brook in manyl

battles this season and each ofl stints The Evening Pat!‘ 0 it Following" th fl t t _ them has had 8 “W “"9 ° ‘ l $‘v‘i”']‘;e‘r3“” 8"“ S““°"’ ‘° ”' ° ed: Junior Bzllraerd :1

success. The Greenbrier Farms: mare. handled by .young Jack; Ferguson of Charlottetown. cop-’ pad the $3000 single dash Dom- inion D a y at Sackville Downs. took both dashes of The Monc-T tonian and broke the track rec- : ord in doing so. was 4-1 in thei big Dosco pace at Sydney. cap- tured The Evening Patriot In

IUKUFBI 1“ Ch3"1°"°l°“'“ D”‘’‘ L” with George Callback Driving Park's starting gate ‘T A‘ Cadets Maine N3tion,1‘Girls from Glace Bay. N.S., School, Lovat Scots. Summer-

his Park and was 8 tine 2-3 in .t"=“td“"S the ""'S- and me engines °" " ‘ vPrlnce Edward Island Regl- side RCAF Station. Burke's d the record breaking miles Aug—‘. EVeI'ythiflE POWS '~° 3 ‘Fem’ The eight hangs an. 1:-,.(.de,;c_‘GuHrd from Bantl0!‘.M3¢D0UE811 rroint, Queen Charlotte Hightlmds and Lassies. an usi l at Sackville Downs. I endous two dashes as the fastest i '

Bob Brook has probably the, brightest future of any pacer in the Maritimes. Don MacKenzie'sl speedster is only four years old i

but he is going like a seasoned 1 to be broken and the $52,000 mu-

veteran. He took the D o s c o pace ai Sydney. breaking track record. was 1-1 at Freder ‘, Ieton last week with a 2.03:] 3

mile and chased Dee's Boy to‘ such a spectacle as this G old

the wire August first in Sackvil- iCup and Saucer get-together. ’ u \ Ir‘ Downs in the second trip of ' See you there. '. I » -" ’ '{\‘r,-

the big invitational. it took a photo to pry them apart th at time. with Dee's Boy getting the nod in 2.03:4.

Naturally these three will be the favorites when the big clas- sic goes this coming Friday night. At the time of writing the definite starters were not known but Mcsampson. the great free- for-aller from Saint John (also a four year-old) and Bill Boyle’: Bi Jay are certain starters.

EXPECT BEST EFFORT Hi Jay supporters are looking

d out. He has been rested since

August 1 when he went in th e Sackvillc Downs classic. Hi Jay came here highly re-

iell from here on.

Any of the other starters could cause a major upset and be in the winner's circle when Lt. Gov. F.W. Hyndman pre-

The race is certainly the greatest of its kind ever pre- sented on Prince Edward Is- land and drivers have a $300 goal in nt of them. That‘s the reward The Charlottetown Driving Park is offering to the driver breaking the track record of 2.03:4 set July 30 by Mighty

of the Maritime horses battle it out for The Gold Cup and Sauc- er and the $2500 purse. All at- tendance records are expected

tucl handle of last year should

the ‘take a beating come Friday.

night.

No one can afford to miss I

a MacDonald told committee me-

mbers prior to the big da .

hit the city in years and years even surpassing the bi

de everseen in t

"There is nothing like a parade for making people happy".

If that is the case then this particular parade should produce a barrel-fi-ll of happiness for spectators young and old.

While this is one parade that won't have 76 trombones leading it. it will have all the color, pa- geantry. and festive fun of a ro- yal viit and a three-ring cir- cus combined

the clty streets from its starting point -at Queen Charlotte High School, the parade will be

These will be followed by mar- chers. floats. bands. clowns. co- lorful ponies. horses. the Gold Cup and Saucer girls carried in shiny new convertibles. a host

ist has grown impressively -and on parade day at least 24 floats entered by business firms. and various other asso- ciations and groups will be taking part

ior Board of Trade. Firestone. Lucky Dollar Stores. City of Charlottetown, Holman's of PE. T.. Rix and Acorn, P.E.I. Fish- eries Federation. P.E.I. Tourist Association. Dcblois Bros.. Hor- se andsulky Club. Carvell Bros. RCAF. Perfection. Schurrnan's. Imperial Oil. Texaco. P.E.!. bag

As it begins to wind through

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__________ ._,_ fl . -.__.-...__. ._ AND FRANCIS BREAU (WA R CRY RANGER) TN 1961

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