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\ticipating will be Alf Groom of Summerside in the -pele’ vault. |Adelé Marchbank, New - Annan, who has been ‘starring in the dis- “cus and shot put—evrents—and who. along with Andy Arsenault of Charlottetown, attended a young athletes camp at the Uni- , versity of Alberta in Edmonton recently | A third well-known Island star Bob Simmons of Charlottetown. |Canadian record-holder in the hammer throw will also com- j}pete. This event will be held for the first time in the- Carnival Meet | Facilities at the Sports Com- plex. where the meet will be theld,—are—excelient—and—tne‘ude jconcrete throwing circles and rubberized asphalt ~turnwa

Cots will be provided in tre | Summerside high schoo! asium for out- -of- town athletes who wish to arrive the night pre ‘vious and bring sleeping. bazs The performance of PEI athletes at this meet will be. us- ed by the selection commpt jtee for the Eastern Canadian jage class at St.. Lamberts. Que- jbec. July 22nd ‘and 23rd of this

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MUSICAL CHARLES GRECORY Track, field. meet. has big schedule |

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On the se and four classes for women and

eond day of Lobster Carnival a total of -150 entries are aniici- Week, Tuesday, July 11. @ orn pated

vincia!l AAU of .C Open: -Track A feature event on the pre- and field meet will he held at gram will be. the — tri-provincial the Sports Complex on Gran. le spriuw medley relay where a Street north with entrees. from feam of the best four runners all over the Maritimes and e:. from each province will he com- pecially, Antigonish. St John, peting against each other Halifax’ and Oromocte, NB. as’ The men’s classes are: Open.

well as Island athletes expected

- Junior, Juvenile, Midget and

participate Bantam There are 14 events in

The meet ponsered by the the Men's Open; 11 in the Junior Lobster Carnival and. the pro. 14 in the Juvenile, 12 in the vincial division of physical edi: Midst den 06- Oe eation and alcoholic studies. has Bantam The women’s classes an expected total of Ad events are Open. Juvenile, Midget and getting underway at i% am and Bantam. The open consists of 19 continuing throughout the. day even&.. the Juvenile, six evenis. until! completion Midget. eicht and Bantam two _There are five > tlas es for men

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lagain the Black Watch Band and The Presbyterian Highland So ‘ciety pipe band

A two-hour evening program of Scottish Music will be held in

jof 8 and 10 o'clock. (TOP TALENT

All the top falent in Scottish ~ entertainment: #71 be seen with

j|piping, singing and darcing | Miss MacKinnon wil! head- iline the cast .

* The committee chairman

John -Hopkirk, feels this will pro- *| bably be one of the best Scottish musical entertainment program ever seen on P. E The first day of Carnival Weék | has been declared Imsh Day and James Hogan. along. with | his -committee members. have been working feverishly prepar- ing for the two-hour musical program highlighting the day

, OBTAIN ENTERTAINERS This again will be a two-hour program” in the .stadium and a Me committee spokesman stated recently that already some 25 en- tertainers have been contacted he audience |. The program will be. highlight- led by Irish dancing, jigs. danc- ing etc Mrs. Leslie Ramsay. Indian River, will present an Irish mo- nologue while “The Townfolk a local trio, al with’ a num- ber of other enteNainers will provide the musical entertain- ment *“Among the performers wre chairmen of the com- Paul Smith, Kinkdra: stepdan- rranging these three cer: Arlene Gaudet: -Summer- Windsor Corey. A- ‘side. singer. George MacDon- Jim Hogan, Irish | aid, Charlottetown, tenor, He- John Hopkirk, Scot- jen” Bradley, Charlottetown, tish Day folksinger: as well. as Mrs. Mary Senttish Day will be a gala Kelly, Charlottetown step-danc- Theeclans gather at the ing teacher, and two of her stu Summerside -Raceway on the dents, plus many others afternoon of July 13 where the program gets underway at 2 0'- the Benevolent Irish Society of clock Charlottetown will provide some Lieutenant-Governor w J. acts for the program MacDonald will be in attend- WORK ON PROGRAM ance and will view the march- | Friday, July 15th is past af seven pipe bands high- |Day, but when this was written lighted” hy the pipes and drums ‘information on this event. of the Black Watch Regiment sketchy. It was learned how- -ever. that as-with-Irish Das # Following this there will be a will consist of a two-hour musi- pipe band competition and after- cal program that evening at the wards a Scottish -concert at | Stadium which the feature guest will be| Committee. chairman Wind- Catherine MacKinnon of Hali- sor Corney isn't expected to en- fax. one of Canada’s most popu- ing musical talent as he has lots lar young singers to choose from in the Wellington Next on the agenda will see Egmont’ Bay and . Summerside all bands plaving together. led by |areas the Black Watch band The af-| All-in-all,

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He.can challenge any musical act for versatNity. In rapid suc- cession and with gre@s showman-

hip. he plays heautiful tunes a Hoover. Cleaner. - ar aulo Dump. toy. balloon. bagpipes,

This {s followed by two must- cal audience participation num- here

His symphony ef chimes isa classic attraction All is done in a frame of comedy, and regis- ters heavily with the audience CHIMPS PERFORM

Another attraction wil!) he Captain. Schreiber's chimps These chimps will entertain an audience ranging in age from 1 to 19) They perform acrobatics on several different pieces of 2p- paratus and are renowned for their dancing

Schreiber's champs have per- formed on the Jackie Gleason show on several accasions with their incredible “‘chimpantics”

His go go dancers wil! astound you as they dance the watus!, swim... monkey -and the frug This act should provide a barrel of fun

The third act is the Ivanovs, daring stunts. equilibrium, with exciting comedy routines

These daring artists “work without a net. Their unique dis- play and clever-agility have thrilled . audiences throughout four continents They have been featured with the Ringling Bros Circus. Cole Bros, and Hopa- long Cassidy circuses for Mears.

“They also have appeared in all the famous European circus- es and music halls and>have | been acclaimed as outstanding in their field |

These vaudeville acts will headline the attractions in Civic Stadium during the week-loagy

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