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9 The Guardian. Charlottetown, 111m.,Juna 11. 19m.

Cartier’s Visit Re-enactment Said One CT More Colorful

Mr. Moore told representatives l CENTENNIAL DAY

of Alberton Town Council. West I A complete program of events Prince Board of Trade and oth- I for Alberton's Centennial Day er interested persons. that the of celebrations will get under- be one of the more colorful and ‘ ocean escort frigate HMCS New I way July 3 with a street dance interesting events of Centen- Waterford. commanded by Lt. followed by a mammoth par~ nial year celebrations, Mavor Cdr. R. Brown. would anchor off ade on Saturday morning. of- Moore, centennial director of Alberton harbor from July 3 toficial opening of the new Jae. entertainment told a meeting in July 5. The-396 foot frigate has lques Cartier Arena at 10.30 and Alberton yesterday morning. la complement of 140 men in- lunch. In the afternoon. after 3% Lt. Colin MacMillan. RCNi the landing has been completed. laison officer who accompanied there will be a chicken bar-

ns cadets. who are new re- servists from universities all across Canada. have consented to carry out the actual landings in longboata at Kiidare River bridge on Saturday. July 4 at 2 o’clock. Details of costuminl. procurement of authentic In- ] ‘an canoes. spears. paddles. ,flags. and the possibility of us- lmg real Indians in the wei- ‘coming party, were thoroughly discussed at the meeting in the [Alberlon Fire Hall presided :over by Mayor M. Roy Leard.

‘ALBERTON — The re—enact- ment on July 4 of Jacques Car- tier's landing on Prince Ed-

Isiand in 1534 could well

eluding 30 cadets. and 10 to 12 officers.

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Prince Board of Trade.

a. was the hot that the hotel vi! no longer be Cans- disn National property. Island Development Company. the new owners, will have to approv an agreement f this sort.

In pointing out that the Sour- ls fish plant also belongs to union. though under a different

local Hotel Employees ' Unsure Oi Next Step

Seventy employees at thol 0f the total number. 55 be-llate thisweek'or early next on Charlottetown Hotel here arel long to Local 279 of the Cana-. What action Will be taken-

not quite sure where they stand dian Brotherhood of Railway, PELLEMN m mm

after the announcement Tues- manna" and Gene,“ workw‘ Funk Pen I . mum mu” day of the hotel's takeover en. .31” of the hotel. indicated mu an mud group' Lorne Casiord president. and: he will not remain in this posi- Richard Rush, chairman of the tion after ver, .1. bocue. a band concert and an local mm. m

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A , , said tihls morning that though IDC requested s Widow thumb '“Vlce If teas" they cannot take any action. plans , future are not 1316- Further details 3“ ‘0 be They have been in touch withl definite: he may accept trans- e union‘s general chairman fer to another CN hotel. or he and understand may retire.

l Wait-and-seo is the general attitude prevailing in the hotel during the meantime until doi- inite steps are announced.

announced later. t C. R. Leard. a member of the . in Montreal,

provincial centennial commit- ' may he is meeting with the tee, attended the meeting and people this week,

Mr. Rush thinks the union can carry on after the takeov-

also represented th est

lAss’n 0i Professors

Elects New Executive

McGill University. Montreal; secretary-

The Canadian Association of Professors of Education chose a British Columbia man to been its organization for the coming year.

Dr. 1". Henry Johnson. direc- tor o! elementary education. University of British Columbia. was selected yesterday as the association's new president. He succeeds Alex Mowat. Dsl- - I housle University. Halifax. NS. “mum': 30“- m_ Mow.t m m ngw BIO. Moncton UanOl‘IIty. executive.

Other members of the new executive are: vice-president. 1

Professor Wayne Hill.

treasurer. Dr. John F.

direc ker, University of varsity, Dr.

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University of British columns; tors — Dean Harold 8. Ba- Alberta

Jean-Yves Drolet, Laval ' Gerald B. MacKay. McGlll University. Dr. Clarence University of British Roland E.

The association opened its three-day convention in Char- othetown

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Dr. H. A. College of Education. acted as chairman for this session.

Before the nominating com- mittee presented its findings. the association heard the report of the secretary-treasurer, no- gor D. H. Black. Dslhousio Unc D. iverslty and the

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