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LEFT TO RIGHT: Ulan, technician Bernie

producer Doug Field all o Halifax, converse on plans os their joint get-together in Charlottetown,

Host ‘Orest: {| -at the ( Beare: and bring list a of CBC produc fions time Net Chronicle

July 4 te ¥ The trio will he on hand . |

Show originating :

from festival |

The morning magazine show

“AM. Chronicle’’,/one of the

anadian Broadcasting Corpor- ‘ations moat listened to programs pn its Maritime Network, will -originate ‘‘‘live’’. from Confed- vration Centre the opening week ef the Charlottetown Summer Festival. The program ts heard Mondav through Friday from Pn ta j1-M a.m. :

Host Orest- Ulan. Producer Mouc Field and technictan Ber- nie Bruce wilt set up their re-

_mote Jocation in the lower fover ;

hf the Centre Theatre and. de- vote the. entire week of hroad wasting tothe Festival itself ‘and Zenerally Prince Edward enerallv - . The public has heen Invited te drop-in for eoffee and dough-

Taland — tapice

_huts each morning aa the pro-

land topics, | ‘Festival features and special musie will be blend- ed into the format of the pro- gram, with specia) surprise ap- pearances planned for festival

stars.

The Confederation ~ Centre Choir, who present a Sunday night concert on July -10, will

occupy the feature miisi¢ spot to openthe week on Monday; host Ulan will also present a feature on the Prince Edward Island ferry service: and will alse

interview Festival artistie diree MacKinnon, -who will be at the Canadian —productions

tor Mavor Moore

review the opening pight perfor mance of Anne of Green Gables: Dr__Frank MacKinnon, Presid- ent of the Fathers of Confedera- tion Buildings Trust, play and talki about. his-own fa- vorite music during a--reguiar

apprecia also include an Island oriented drop-in interviews with festival week of radio programming. for tival in the national shrine which

Centre to on-the-spot Radio’ s Mar

‘onfederation eners “‘live" s of CRC. work — pi each morning at 6: 21

visit the foinied Woodleight Re- ——iteas om tape —and—interview— the ) replicas’ creator. Colonel F

Johnstone; and then ry Doctor Mack Beck, consul- tant. at the Sherwood Hospital \for retarded children. © Charlot- tetown's favorite folk duo Ken and Fddie will occupy the fea- ture musical spot that morning

Thursday David Murray will visit the show with his popular “At the Opera feature to pre sent“It live; Anne Bond willr & view the opening performance of Ottawa Man; and it's expect- ed that Secretary of State Judy La Marsh will drop tn to chat about her reactions to the festi- val and the state of the Arts in Canada -generally. ~ The week will wind np on Fri- day with songs by Catherine

Festival to open the Cabaret: Edward cil member for_another Charlottetown

will be the guest “Musie T Like", and druggist Sid

will. choose Stead will talk about his hobby splendid

‘ of owning, race horses.

training and driving

Interspérsed throughout these “Festiv al hill as a great occas ang would bid us be regular and

talk and feel

people's spirit:

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ix provinces

are represented

‘Phis ia the Vbstie js the most expensive A tax ‘of the complex. There are only. three theatres in the world that are as _versatile and adaptable. . The others are in Buenos Aires, Ar- gentina, and in Germany. I will explain. some of. the mechan- les..." : : _So runs the conimentary peo-

ple bear when they take a guid- ed tour. of Conféderation Centre

The girls showing people “around this season represent six of the ten Canadian. provinces. Some are recommended = and subsidized bv their provincial governments: and. several are bilingual, for the Centre, after all. belongs to all Canada

The guides are ,

Anita: Rest, of &t John's, Nfld, a Memoriale University freshette enrolled in an horfours French program, SL

Bernadette

Chiasson, 18. of Arichat.

Nova. Scotia, a physin- therapy . student at Dathousie University in Halifax;

Patricia Dick, of Sillery, Que- bec, an 18-year-old freshette’ at University of New Brunswick;

Diane Genge, of Orimocto, New Brunswick, a third year science student at UNB:

Helen levers, 17, of Ste Foy, Quebec. a secretarial student at Driscoll College:

Susan MacLeod. of Brockville, Ontario, an 18-year-old whe plans next fall {o either take nursing in Halifax or enroll in a Maritime university:

Heather MacPherson; a> 1% year-old who has just finished grade 1? at Prince of Wales Col- lege here, and last worked as an A and W ear-hop;

Janet Mawisen, a 17- year-old from Town ot Mount Royal, Que- .

“Welcome issued

by directorate

l-extend a warm weleame on hehalf of the directors and staff of Confederation Cehtre ta all our. Visitors. We hope yeu wilt enjoy its: facilities and programs the spirit of Canada which they represent

This great building. belongs. te.

all Canadians, for the govern- ments of Canada and of all Pro-| vinces financed its construction. It was built.-to honour the mem- ory of the Fathers of Confedera- tion who founded our country and it was designed to preserve the display Canada's traditions and culture.

A mation becomes great, not only because of physical-and pol--

itical development, but also” through the preservation of_ its heritage and the growth of its

We hope, fore, you will catch this spirit of

Canada -as voti.see our Canadian’

actors perform in exciting ‘new

stage, ‘As‘you view the works of

On Tuesday Anne Bond will. Father Adrian Arsenault, Prince »ur artists and the#relics of our Island's Canada Coun--history in the art

gallery and

you browse which we

house a Canad-

as library” will of

museiim, and through the hope some day eollection fana

For these reasons we present

there-

on —ntF-

gram is aired and share tn the program feature ‘Music I Like”

enioyment aa interviews. feat. The Tuesday morning show will planned features will he easual pres and-live musi¢ segments

ware. presented _‘'on location”

“Coastiine" {tem bv Ruse performers on thelr wav te and both listeners at home and !n does them +o

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FRANK MacKINNON,

ion In the nation’s eultural- eal- endar— as an experience coni-

bining music and laughter te lighten our hearts and history and tradition to make us proud of Canada. T like te think our dedicated and lively Fathers of Confederation would approve,

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Because we are affiliated with an international group many —visiters-te P-E+-wift-tind sour-tucky—Boltar—sign—efamitiar—

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High ‘Soheal

Linda Reinke, a native of Eg- anville, Ontario, who has just completed the second vear of

program Waterloo ~ Univer. sity

Michelle Rov... !9 €ollege Basile Moreau—an-affil- iate of the University trea)! who has previously work- ed as a swimming instructor and park monitor

(Patricia, Helene and Michel. le work as receptionist- guides, arranging tours and answering questions at desks set up in the theatre foyer and the Memorial

Hal! )

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Three other young ladies work} Art Gallery.

as guides ‘in, the

They are Aileen Brophy. of Summer- side, a graduate of NOTRE D)

d'Acadie in Moncton who has at- tended Prati Institute and ‘the

Schoo! of Art. in Brooklyn, N.Y.: Trudv Callbeck, a Prince

fall enters the Nova Scofia Col- Mege of Art in Halifax Judith Cutts, a third vear arts

student at UNB ‘honours French

Land Latin), who received earl- Her-edueation in Kingston, Ont., Sussex, England, St. Helen's Private School, and MacDonald College, has worked=in hospitals and convaiescent homes

LADIES GOING

WEST AGAIN _|

It’s off to Ontario thie fall for cast members of the Ladies of the Prov--

’ inces Confederation Par- ade, Mrs. Walter Auld has announced the trip is sponsored by the Cen- tenial Committee of the 1L.O.D.E., and the ladies will visit Ottawa. Toron- o, Hamilton, — Niagara Falls, Chatham, London and Windsor.

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Had the bearded Bard manag- ed te find his way to Charlotte- town, there is no doubt in our minds that he would have writ- ten. . .All the Island ig a festi- val... lsensed, as most visitors sense immediately, that through some Munique and magie alchemy, the Festival ang Island have become one.

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happening in-.-Charlottetown!": Some of the credit for the as-

‘tonishing success of the Charlot-

tetown Festival belongs natural-

ily to that gallant band of visio- and riverboat Montreal Catholic School Com-

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Nowhere im the wide wide world where eur showbusiness

travels have taken us, have we

(and mer ‘this is the first brochure in his- next best thing to being an Ie * tory that ever understated its /@ncer is being a visitor from a

“Something wonderful ‘s JOHNNY WAYNE

met kinder, warmer, and more hospitable folk Nowhere have we met audiences as enthusiap tic and as discerning. Nowhere is the creative artist made to feel "welcome. Let's face it, the

way. We're lucky. -

We're both. FRANK SHUSTER

INTEGRATE DEAF

MONTREAL --(CP) The

gamblers who came up with the mission plans to build a second-

improbable idea.

Buf -most of ary — school

with capacity for

the credit must go to the good 2,000 students and an additional people who live and work here 500 deaf students. The deaf. will

_and who have taken the Festi- be able to study alongside nor- the Island- mal students

instead of being confined to special institutions.

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