Newly-clcctt’d executive of ihp 2nd Canadian Siege Bat- ten‘ are shown discussing bus- incss at iiand at the annual reunion at "I9 Qum“ “MEI

2nd sire BATT

last night. Nearly 40 votsrans of the First World War at- tended the reunion. Shown left to right are: Harry Burchanl. Toronto, vice-president; F‘.B.

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Charlottetown and Queens County WI. Fri. Aug. ,

The Guardian. 0 F

I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins, bf Cliarlnttetrivwn, leave ttalay an a trip to Europe that will.

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Approximately loo 4-H Clu b

assembled in the Central

eens Regional High School, _tinter River. recently for the Queens County 4-H club rally.

and remarks by . MacLeod. supervisor of Women s Institutes.‘ David Ward of th e

Conrad. Charlottetown. vies- presitleiit; lswart Gasltiln, Mou- cton. newly - elected president an Roy Macl(ay_ Lynn. Mass. past president.

‘- CliE)wn In Festive Mood

'l‘liou.~ands are cxpcctrvl to jam the two and A half mill! parade route this morning for the huge Gold CW Blld saucer Parade and another large throng is expected at the oxliibition grounds ionlilthl J0!‘ ‘rho Evi-nlng Pntriot‘s Gold Cup and Saucer rnce classic.

Thr parade schewiuleri to get un- dor way at ill a.m.. will kick off or fesilvltlea seldom seen In tho city of Charlottetown. The lrlimnx will be reached about it o'clock this cvening with he : presentation of The Patriot ; trophy the owner and driver: ~ of the winning horse in the free- -'

for-all ‘

ed plenty of color and pageantry to match the festive spirit of ci- tizens caught in the gay atmos-

M l'NI'l'.'l IN PARADE _

Tho 44-unit parade will hoglnl in form up at 9 high school i ' about an hour before starting

off along its flag bcdecked two - and one half mile route that will

in between will be sandwich- . WI"

yherr of Old Home Week. |

time and at 10 o'clock will move

LOCAU BRIEFS

take it through the main thor- oughfares of the city.

The parade routs was planned so as to make sure patients the P.llJ.I. and Charlottetown

‘Hospitals and the Provincial Sanitarium would be able ‘ v 'l

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low I .

It will take an hour and a

in ass any particular

The reviewing stand will ro

j half I point. i be of the Dominion

he to th

Cup Parade,Race

bouquet of flowers to the wife of

the owner.

Finally. Cecil Stewart. will present a gift to Miss Gold Cup and saucer. '

in full on wide distribution throughout

the U.S. and C snails through private showings.

Building, where provincial an ’ municipal government offi a as the lieutenant-goven nor and other dignitaries will take the salute.

FLOAT JUDGES . Also on the reviewing stand} be a. number out-of-g

province guests as well as the

‘Judges of the floats in the pa-

}rade and the adjudicator of band competition. a . . . iHolt, of Halifax. retired inspec- . tor of Canadian army b a n d 3. Eastern Command.

. The float judges are Alfred J. ‘ l-Iennessey. Charlottetown arc- hitec t; Barry Bugden, well known Island artist and Mrs. Gass of Charlottetown. lowing the dispersal of the lparadc at Victoria Park a ct vic inception will be held at the Charlottetown Hotel.

the C

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eight bands taking part in the lblg parade. the 195th US. Army lband from Bangor. Me.. and the iMacDougall girls‘ pe b a n d from Glace Bay, N.S.. will be ‘heard in band concerts in Queen ‘Square in downtown Charlotte- town. .

CARD PARTIY WINNERS

of the St. Thomas Aquinas card is

The following are the results m

; The first concert will be given by the Highland pipers at 2 p. followed by the B a n g o r

: Band at 2.45.

entire last night: men's first. igvggmna ngcp;

The evening race will be sur-

EI- 3h°I- l rounded with the same color and - pageantry that will ms

the

the afternoon two of the W

°* '3 FOUR S-HARE

(Contin-ued from page 1) ing a lot of time before be final- ly sent the Myers bu-ll to the to

p.

Albert J. Boswa-ll. Marshfieid had the junior champion female with Poppy's River Delta. the first prize senior yearling.

Junior calf: 1. Albert J. Bos- wall Marshflcid: 2. J. B. Vickie.‘- son and Sons North River: il. Elms» A. Myers. liazelbrooit.

Senior calf: 1. George Mac- millan. Cornwall: 5.12. A

yers.

Jiiniirti‘ yearling: 1, Macmillan; 2, E. A. A. J Boswall.

Senior yearling: 1. A. J. Bot-

George

Mature m . son and sons; 2. Fred Colal. Mi/lton.

FEMALES ‘ .

. Junior call: 1. A. J. Boswell; 2. George Macmillan: 3. J. S. Vickcison and Sons.

Scum calf: 1 and 3. E. A. Myers; 2. J. S. Vickerson and

0.iiiliior yearling: l and 2. A. J. Boswall: 3. Fred Colts. M.

on. Senior yearling: I. E. -- Myers: 2 and 3. J. 3. Walter-

arade and race of

a as rs s , morning as riders of a group of

Myers; 3. T

Incinerator Site Decision Is Reached

the department of municipal affairs has reached a decision on the City of Charlottetowirs application for a permit to con- struct all incinerator at E a at Royalty, which would replace the present dumping system of garbage ‘ sal. ' '

Department minister. Hon. J.

vid stalwart d yesterday - will be notified ‘ the decision on the applica- tion "within a day or two."

The city purchased the plot of land in East-Royalty for an in- cinerator site. There have been many objections to the proposed incinerator from many East Roy- alty residents.

In its request for a permit to build the incinerator. the asked that. if the permit was refused. the government sua-

llhattihiecity

. d The town planning division of

tainment was supsllod by clubs from Pleasant Va ey. North Ri- ver. Hampshire, saotchtord And Cornwall. A sing-song was coli- ducted by Irene Mountain and Mr. Ward. \ The afternoon session got un- tierway with a sin‘ -son led by Phyllis Jones of t e Aexandra

tricts chili. Enter-tslainnt was

cherry valley. Alexandra. Irishtown, West Royalty, Grand Tracadie. Pleasant Grove and Kinttora clulis.

A dress review by the gar- ment club girls of Queens Coun- ty was greatly appreciated. Commentator for this review was Irene Mountain of the Wo- men's Institute branch. ‘file guest speaker for the rally was Mervyn MacNally, who was the gp.e.t. delegate to the national 4-H Club conference in Wash- lngton, last Apru.

He was introduced by the ral- ly chairman. Audrey Bolger of Hunter River. lvlervyii told the cluo members of his experienc- on while on this trip. and en- couraged all the members to take advantage of the opportun- ities that its open to them

nest an alternate site.

this ponies and horses that will form .two parade units. Pony riders are, Kenneth‘ urner. Winsioe; John Turner, Winsloc; Gary Stead. Charlo- ttetown: Brooke Brehaut. Park- dale; Don MscNelll. Clyde Ri- ver: Glenda Clow, Cornwall; Heather Morrison, Hampton; Dawn MacDonald. Bonshaw;

Also Kim MacEachcm. Hampton; Dave MacEachern. Hampton: Judy Coles. Milto George MacDonald. southpo Kay MacDonal Southport. Pope Thorne, West Royalty. Gloria Je-an Wise. Harrington

Harry MacLaughlin of Stan- hope is entering four more po- nies. but the names of the rid- ers sre unavailable.

Horse riders are. Fred Ray- nor. Summerside; Eleanor Hen-

Pcircide To Feature Children‘, Gir|sRiding Ponies, Horses

Children from numerous ls- ry. Southport: Maxine Henry. Ifllld Centres Will be featured southport: Margaret Matheson. performers in the Gold Cup Soutliport; Judy Arbing. Wins-

Ta

through 4-H Club works Mervyn

toe; Irene McKinley. North Ri- ver; Margaret Dalzlel. Brack- icy Point Road; Roberta Reid. nrackley Point Road;

200 Queens County 4-H Club Members Hold Annual Rally

members, leaders and parents of

E I. ture representative.

‘Alfred Cannon.

Also Ginny Putnam. port; Sandra Rodd, Winsloe; Susan Farguharson. Charlotte-3 town; Stephanie Wellner, South» ‘ port: Freda Parkman. Chnrlo-‘ ttetown; Susan: Troeller, Newt

south- _

Jersey. U.S.A.

Lo House Fire

as Four Lives .

I KIPAWA. Que. (CF) -— Four ;young children were burned to ldeath Thursday when fire swept th r log home here. some 40 miles northeast of North Bay.

1 Communication into the vil- llage of fewer than 1.000 per-

race — 1. Murray MacPhei-son; and Hubert Ling. 2. Alfred Can—‘ lion and Donald Brown. 3. Mel- vin Ling slid Harold Axworthy. Girls 1! and under three-leg-: fled — 1. June Holmes and Lor-l raine Jewell, 2. Sheila Holmes was thanked by Carol Dickiesonl and Elaine stead. 3. Emily Duf the New Glasgow club. fy rs rnoolum The afternoon program con- cludcd with a program under the direction of Graeme Link- letter, Prince County agricul-

Boys 13 and over three-legged — 1. Paul Kelly and Alan Bal- derson. 2. Garry Gallant and. Richard Rooney. 3. Donnie Hol-l mes and Richard Grant Girls free for all 12 and un- der — 1.. Lorraine Jewell, 2. June Holmes, 3. (lwendy Camp- ll.

Girls free for all 13 and over-

The following are the results of the sports program:

Girls 9 and under -— 1. Janet Jewell, 2. Heather Maclnnis. 3. Mary Lu Arsens t. V 1 Boys 9 and under — 1. Loman

S’

Jones. 3. Margaret White.

Hill. 2. Exton MacPherson. Girls 12 and under high

Girls 10 years old —- 1. Roma gimp —- 1. Marlene MacNeill. Gillespie. 2. Patsy Kipping. 3. . Roma Gillespie. 3. Heather Faye Dicitiesnn. Maclnnls.

Boys 12 years - 1. Michael Boys high jump -— 11 years-

Park. 2. Byron Bernard, 5. 1. Aldred Cannon and Donald Melvin Ling. 1-own.

Girls 13 years -— I. Lettie Boys high jump 12 and over- MacLe_od. 2. Elizabeth Evans, 1. Byron MacLeod. 2. Paul 3. Paulette Jones. W 1 Kelly. 3. Richard Rooney.

- Boys 13 years — 1. a let Gm, hi 1, ~um __ 1: Evans. 2. Alan Balderso 3. over _ lg Plaulgm Jon" an:

David Macnse. . Boys 10 years old -— '1. Don- ald Brown. 2.’!-‘Iubert Ling. 3.

Heather Jones. 3. Phyllis Jon- es.

1. Heather Jones. 2. Paulettel

lMr. And Mrs. W. R. Jenkins Leave For Germany Today

see them touring eight count- ries before returning to Prince Edward Island in late Septem- be

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Part of the trip is being made possible through the Volkswag en Company of Canada for which Mr. Jenkins is the -land's sole distributor.

In all 23 Canadian distribut-

;‘ ors and their wives will be malt»? 5'39 Cm“-5 ing the 20-day trip in addition and Doreen Sherry. ‘to 15

company officials their wives.

he German-owned company k

T is arranging the tour to m r

410 years of business in Canada‘ «and while in Germany the de- legatcs will watch the 200,tl00th Volkswagen to be sold in Can-

aria roll off the assembly lines.

is-

and

aly. Spa ngland and ‘

grin. mp rm-ongl witzerland. olla-iri. Frnutsa, it in. I: ‘"ht- land. following

lthe Queen Mary for the rt-turn

trip about the end of Soptt-m- ' her

Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins leave New York Tuesday and will arrive in Bremerhaven. Ger- many. aboard the German lin- ier Bremen, Aug. 29.

While in ‘Germany they will such as Hamburg. l Berlin. Wolfsburg, Hanover. Kas- .se|. Ducsseldorf. Knubel. Muen-

,ster and visit a major cnter- '

prise of the Ruhr llalley coal and steel lntiuslry.

in these cciitros thoy will visit factories where the VollrI- wagen is built and various dis- ttributors.

The Gcrman tour ends Sept.

Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins plan a 9.

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Girls 11 years .old - 1. Dor- een Sherry, I. Vivian Smith. 3. Carolyn MacEschern.

Boys 11 years old — 1. George Coffin. 2. °Garth Thompson. 3.

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GOOD OI BACK Boys 15 and over ——- 1. Sta wart MacDonald. ti. Paul Kelly. 3. Byron Maclihee. Girls 14 years ——- 1. Julie Campbell. 2. Dianne Jones, 8.

Patty Sherry Complete line of farm and truck tires.

Girls -12 years —— 1. Lorraine Jewell. 2. June Holmes, 3. Mac Maclnnls.

. George Grant. Girls over 15 — 1. Heather Jones. ti. Phyllis Jones. 3. Dor- othy Jewell. -

Girls 3-legged race - ii and over — 1. Louise Sellar and Carol Dickieson, 2. Phyllis and Heather Jones, 3. Marlena Mac- Neill and Audrey Hurry.

Boys under 12 — wheelbar- row race / l. John McNsy and Michael Park. 2. Alfred Cannon and Donald Brown.

Boys 12 years and over -— 1.

Boys 15 years ——- 1 Mitchell. 2. Tommy

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1 ' along North River Road Fri- .whn was f ed mm ,,.- ri for many years. Ivan aura. sfgwgrf Matorg randrrasadisonwednesday ‘fl! Berna", “M. .3 "I$lloIIoIiflaI!fiIfkIt Pro¢anyofDaan.-1.l!.Lylo \ ziplscs Thuraiiay morning Ln‘ swam mm. ‘mm three pladius h the vulva! lomalr 2. iv; Aaliiey: J. sat at. It. 4-31! or to - =-------- c---«‘--' ~"'..'~ it “" “°"""' ovahuq v/[mfg m sec on , ass was esisbra by it... Read - arialm MIG the Junior paugi. rm saucy. -W .tvht'5airo duct. sootiostorsroiItItrIfllI- unioiinad:s.oanis-nuisr rv gin.‘-.._,._n", apaetannsaresanstl to«aniisons:!.l.i4|sIsswdl. _ °""°"' Mame W W °- W“ "W W 0‘ M "'“"“""' PEARSON'S srtmio susssx N. a. rim tap- the use . Pallbe ails is passina. P are sonar salt’: I. I. 9 ' ere Ra rtlacnon cautious not to still. smith and soon. New luau: sointstl CENTRAL RADIO & TV 176 Kent Street. am asslwood. Howard area too our horses taking 1. Osman s. nun. Dal! 00" « ltariottatown, as their P. ‘E. 1. Representative. Watts. llair claw. Gian ran» ,pm in the parade. rm. Rubbarth. N.s.: I. 8. “mm ‘.324; ml»ive'"iionm ' miioliouitm “' "'°°" "‘”""‘ ”“"' wsiinlar V311 ° 1 I 3- -m will u -poem display at its Kent st. lliowlng Y -’ - o ’ I70 I “"014! Watts. Warm W" m”d.:t'du.?:.:t‘°I'in“"iii:rs‘: "‘°"‘ 2' H’ ' onus. muss. on mils: and satunlay Aunt Me! “HM. W-do ll-cl-Iusluin. I I "" " ,, M; TN-3°” °"= 1- “W W“ and sat. sinus sssa Masisal and Technical will be on trains. Alan Macnoaalti 9¢"""u";""'“' "“ " m_ ‘M 5°“? 3- Am" °‘“‘'‘‘' N''''"' and and would he pleased to nest via any ,cIiunoa con- "" M“"l1|- TIN .9595?” 0‘ mm °' an “mm m”"°°‘ u‘“'° 51*" man‘ Inittaa or is oanseraplataig the purchase of an anal. “id flu“? 3°30“ "lid" ”°°"t°" '".."k°d " hm piano. rtsrcl aliases. levies ass. 1 . in a body. tlihmut wag 3 not lull! in front GIIOIO FIKALES 1 . I‘. I elm-an \ 3," can. Junior oaiil Hill I. .