trip this summer aboard a department of transport ves- sel inside the. Arctic Circle. Maurice returned home re-

slander's First Trip To

MAURICE ARNOLD of Bris- tol, P.E.I.. is shown abme with rock samples he picked up in the Aractic during a V

By BERNARD RAINE 'of the bases. supplied with hit “it has all rock's. no trees or the modern conveniences. 'i‘iiey rass anywhere and the water even have outboard motors. At ~'as always full of ice floes."leve‘ry site however, many w the w Mauriceihusky dogs were in evidence. mold of Bristol. described the Maurice noted: as dog teams ights- inside the Arctic circle ; are the only mode of distance uning three months aboard the I transportation during the long epartment of transport vessel‘cold winter. olfe, carrying suppliesl The nearest sites are about 0 radar. weather and radio‘so miles apart. separated by iteS'in Canada‘s far northern . waste and water. Others are ste . K ‘ as .mu -h as 200 miles apart. he

'is- first trip into Canada siing his trip. Maurice said that I an. t40's except for one cold spell dian radar and weather sites ites the- next live-contact from re dropped. when the supp[yahoodbye to the plucky sover- ear." BOVE ARCTIC CIRCLE Ever since her arrival in her g a crew ofg-i7, aiwhere she stands in their ad. 'Maurice's ship visited 18 of When he Queen walked down ' med Matirice says the trip was a lth 309’ watt She Stopped be' He saidﬂtheg Xeremquite a . of the, military medalf—and with

Maurice left‘ Halifax aboard ' said. he “Wolfe” .l y i5, bound for. Speaking of the weather dur- orthland. returning to P.E.I. during August the temperature : short time ago from Churchill. ’ was around the middle to high The CCGS Wolfe carries a d“ Fox Bay When lhe mercury ,ear‘. supply of goods to Can. ‘. dipped below freczmg. Ice is f all kinds. Says Maurice “lor ome’ of these people on these the outside world will be about; ‘Conllnueﬁ {mm (9159 "(‘9‘ ». year from me time supplges stricken, to wave an admiring h- a t .eign for the serious way she lp returns "Ex y did her tough 30b. . The ship on which MauriceiCanadian capital Sunday night. '; .ade'“the trip was an icebreak- i the public has left no doubt "helicopter and pilot and a doc-imiration. .There _hasn't been tor. During his time aboard. leven a minor INCldEHL these remote outposts, mostlyla line 0‘ . all?” “3me within the Arctic circle, Afrom campaigns €01“ back ‘0 real experience but is not sureiSlde “‘9 big Command?“ of the " ' whether he would do it again..C°1°r Party—l Mi Kyds homer v ‘ ~ some concern he ,vask Jew marrwd men among the‘whether everything was going

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.29. , .. . in speaking of the variousiégiggagbﬁgggmgngz. I?“ really . - sites themselves. Maurice noted. A‘ .;SPLEND]D,.' SHOW . any things of interct. First. “She also told me," said Mr. 'everything has to be unloaded Kyd. “that She was proud ‘0 ' 0m "‘9 Sh'p by barge andisee the old soldiers on pngnde

l the“ hand'lugg?q “p from .t' 3‘ b’erause they made we a i . } ch to awaiting machines; splendid Show.» ‘ which haul it to the site, as -~—-—~——- . there are no wharves. - _ ‘ "Some of those sites. such I. as the one at Hall Beac in- . . Fox Bay. the largest one i. Adyme on Dlarrhoea t vlsned‘ are servlceablc by a”. "Don't ever believe there's nothing you I craft; some of the smaller ones . N," do h". gm, ""1 be“ h w m S , by helicopter and the sinal- . _ e .3 lost by ship only." Maurice ;a<"Lrnll)inrr|itira. savslirnndmh.

said. i FEW noaos ' MM... , Everything is run by diesel. when Dr. e .1 ‘ and gasoline engine. Includiug‘ Strhubcrrybzingtssuchqlllck.siirerellef. electricity which is generated -‘ "'"‘"_a_" .m'" g by diesel. Usually. the only ex- . up distressing symptom isting roads are between the Y Hill“?! and imitating-in? froquenry In ' "U '. nt . e entire v. ‘ sues themselves-and the beacn > Erlnlul hgffmﬂ "lines. Sn gel the genuine where the supplics‘are landed “Br. FOWLERS Emm. . Many Eskimos live. at mxyst‘ .. « V

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The Queen was, also made the recipient of a chess set in Es-»guard inspection and was'Iore-i said the prince with a wht kimo carving and the prince greeted with continuous cheer- ..Ynu did sir" said me. was Given an amnhibious ea" in‘ ing. . .. - . '

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McConnell has tin regular up GEORGETOWN -— Three new; oline storage facilities.

3"; “3‘9"”st lot the royal " prince. in an.admiral's uniform=43 ears » yaahth Brétannia as she moved.slorage tank, 3. hem: meta“, H_.__,. es has on amiy picnics or walking close beside her. she n -' ,. h n . - up te t. Lawrence and e - -- - - - ‘moved to the steps of the ‘ [herhsr‘msceé lﬂweﬁlﬂe'sagplégg‘ also saw them from the Citadel 3:81:39 gnu“ Amman 0”

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rut. The prince . t 2.000 gallon capacity and the m be , “mm on up”, or I own natural coloring' and Abide With Me. A buglei‘ blewI-iaughca'ahd slapped his leg. 0', Quebecd Cityh. .WJEII the third will hold 3,000 gallons. The .g-m- 513:3:- mun-ﬂ? changed her dress as she' foi- 1 the Last Post. then ReVielle‘ When t'ie Queen reached Mr. “twee wmi "D "s da‘v 3‘. the new storage is in addition to the No tunim . ooey. “1’ "ML lowed the program. At the with a few notes going flat lie-’Kyd she wanted u, know what bimd.‘ he [Ml 5h” “33“: Brl‘an' [we tanks now in use an”) ‘00 Jé in! einon- formal meals, including the cause of the effects of the nlppy;.~amnaigns [he vols reurescmod {'ha ‘1" a 3”"; at" (‘h ence'agtm l , u ‘ . n’ﬁ‘&"bmhﬁ?‘52§"-rig°°k"' 1“: state dinner. the. emphasis was “degree temperature on the"‘and she was” really intertzsted‘beff,‘m 0.": 0y ge o e an "tbsd‘ngwtzﬁoo 3‘ 9"" 22d 1% drug counters everywhere. . on Canadian dishes '— arctic [instrument The Queen SIOOdlwhen I told her the Boer War, ' ' "'3 capac’ty '

char. Canadian pheasant. _ . thoughtfully, seriously..'i€l“‘ the two, World Wars and _the The program included‘ lunch handson the strap of her bag ; Korean war."

_with Prime Minister Pearson: and in front. The prince bel . who iii/es acr'oss . the street ‘ the solute. Lg‘GhGED. BEqINDd.beh, d. m

from Government House. tie; 9 Prince ante to e governor - ,ge‘neral's mansion‘ THEY CARRIED WREAT" Queen he -en]0yed himself

- - ~ .. Then together they “carried talkin" with ever bod m the xgegneglrhee $232315 villi Efifgme Wreath 0‘ maple, and .Oakﬁii'he. "rhis meantyae'y had to dinner at Government H'OuseilenVes entwined and ill autumn‘ihufry m'catch uo {0' the Queen were the premiers‘of all 10'°°'°ﬂn¢ “d mace". ‘t 3‘ u‘eiwho lookedbehind and smiled provinces here 10' attend albase. the monumenl- The)" when she saw his haste. ' federal -"provincial conference 'paused i“ snem “lbute, .andi And every time the Queen There was a sham edge then Y'Elilﬂ‘l!lad *0 melr'm'gmallcame to where the 'crowd could

the October night when5 the: 90mm“ T” band played oiget'a clear view of her or when. Queen arrived Sunday from anﬂda- ishe came to the fringe of of-' Quebec but she was comforiJ At this point, the Queen'ficialdom, she was 'greeted wit'tr able in a brown mink coai'.c3n. turned. to the vets and with a cheering and. waving. Eachl. ada had'given her some years! broad .smile_ walked towardliime she acknowledged _ ago. The prince 'was‘hatlessitheir first rank. The crovt'dearm reception with a wave and coatless and rie s-hruggedi‘ spotted her and started _cheer- .

v ' a. ceiitlit from Churchill. Man., by :.ir, Say he “everything ‘was rock, just like this."

land a smile. 1 his shoulders against the. thing again. The'nnnce delayed his schedu degree chill, ' ‘ 5 she moved down the longiuled departure for the hunting- . Theloud cheer ‘for the Queenifiles she asked questions‘aboutgblinds to. be with the Queen as..she stepped down .the" air- ' campaigns . as she spotted , the ‘ until Tuesday. But ‘ like most craft ramp was the panei'n {eridentifyiing medals. The Queen enthUSIastic sportsmen he:ll .

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'what was ~10 {anew on‘ the 10.1 tried _to keep to the schedule off before dawn—his scheduled mile driv e to Government"; and she skipped down the.lines departure time from the airport: . And: thousand; ﬁning: but t'ie' prince exchanged rem-'belng 5 am. I e _ ' the route got a good look be- u . ' . .. ' cause the spotlights in'the, floor . x . , . . ' of the. big black limousine were ‘ V ' ‘ ‘ . A ed on. Tile big reception ' ' ' ' ‘ slowed the ‘drive and the royal party were 'late airriviiig' ' _ same routine was ohr i always adrift in the water out } SeFved. Monday in. "‘9‘ lPVO'mlle l is quite soft this time of year‘ drfve ‘0 the war MemW'aquhe' ' and the ship plows right through 'Pr'fnce as ,usua'l- dwelt“ op?“ .L . ations. telling the M o up it e. driver to slow up so the .t-rush. - LOTS OF TIME of spectators along ,the. route ‘ Recreational facilities t the. pressed “Ward 'm‘" »‘ Che"

isites for vb 'r inhabitants.‘ and Eben“ 1°°k' ‘ ‘ fwhose number depends on the SNAPPED T0 ATTENTION :size of the site. are many and .In the foreground were v the. i varied as the people have a lot bear - skinned guard 'of honor inf time on their'hands. Maur- and the straight lines of the . lice says. veterans snapping to attention- ' “As few as two families of_wlth he never . forgotten dis- ~

iEskimos live on the smaller; cipli'ne of days in the service, rbases but larger communities i There was the color party with. . ‘are, found at the langer ones." i “331'? flags FUSlling in the wind. éhe explained t force trumpeters.. military ‘ I .«-The women seem.” he [he i and legion bands. And at each mosses the skimo house. corner of the monument were Ihold." bachelor Maurice noted. {reprﬁemamfes 0f the “mad. services. with a Black Watch lHighlander looking 10-fcet and. half a head above. his tall .fel-‘.. ‘

da 3 l10W_ guards. .. .v_- .F I l 5 Summer :St. .Summerside “on-a] ﬁrm-em seemed to have Silver crossmothers who tiadllzs‘B Queen St. Charlottetown

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. l . . ilost sons and husbands were- ispecial meaning for the 23,000} , , g -, .1 tat the wreath . placing at t-he‘hthme‘thseo “If: lé:§_s“alz ages: f ' ,i‘lationzl War it’llemorial. Everyf’| wheel cha‘i’n p sp‘ecial recog- jimeteycaug-taglimpseo ‘7‘ . Lher between the tall hedge ofi 13:33:” ’fpec'a‘ “ﬁnes to the 3 . .camera stages and platforms. . - “ they cheered with energy. t She gueagjmég; fairly:

,The- wreath - 'iﬂacmg was ainalled for blocksby the rising- ihtzhhsht in.a day taken. unidin of cheering. Then she' iwni .receptions, presentationsisiepped out.“ [he royal-Caj- and formal meals including a‘: with he Carmen crashing out ‘state dinner in the evening. {in the peace‘ que, in- the i And it was a day for giftslbackground. the trumpets blar-

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