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CITY SCOUTS OFF TO MONTREAL

Four Prince Edward Island tional Boy Scout exchange treal area who will visit this North Rustico: Patrick King,

Boy Scouts left Charlottetown program and when they return province for a week. Left to Charlottetown: and John ee BaP ano be to this province they will bring right are: Paul Richard, Sher- Shairp. _Shairp, Slemon Park oa O Nn | Nn U e545 Jn U g U S S

pre Participating in the na- four Boy Scouts from the Mon wood ; Ronald _ Blacquiere,. !

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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Aug., 3: 1965. Lay Wreath

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| A contingent of 17 veterans of

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~ Plans (01st Gathering ===: i

Charlottetown. On Wednesday, August 4, the was held by Capt. John Mac- After the parade a reunion

1O1st gathering of the Caledon- Donald at his Tracadie estate, dinner was held in the Clover oot itro nee contro ian Society of P.E.1. will be held Glenaladale, when he entertain- Club with the Hon. Angus Mac- f control k } ] at Selkirk Park near E:don ed his fellow clansmen at.a St. Lean as guest speaker. Sale, Each Sale, Each

The society held it's first field Andrew's Dinner Nov. %0, 1773. Other head table guests inclu-— day. as a regular event of it's. Soon the Scottish migration to ded Mrs. MacLean, Councillor activities in 1864. At that time P.E.I. became so large that Jack Morris, Major, and Mrs.

- this club was constituted to in- Glenaladale was just not big. Fairweather, and Col. and ‘Mrs: =] Meri clude alb -Scotsmen,;-both~ High- enough and the meetings had to McCormack ‘ Lo) RR

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landers and -Lowlanders— and/ be held in Charlottetown and the F ; their descendants, with the ob- St. Andrew's Society of P.E.l. < OFFER INSURANCE 7 a aN ject of preserving and perpetu- was instituted. Spain is the first country to COMPANY

ating in Prince @dward Island _ sinee-the-organisation=of theo ot ~special short-term —_acci- the watienal dress, “music, danec- first annual highland games ‘in dent insurance for toute.

ing and athletic games of the people of Scotland and promote 1864, the Caledonian Society has

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ete FIRST MET IN 1864

The first such. gathering took place August 16, 1864, on the grounds of historic Government House and later that year Mrs. Dundas, wife of the then Gov- Caledonian Society with a flag at. a. fitting ceremony.

In 1866 the proceeds of the .—-day-went—to~-the-relief-of-suf- ferers from the devastating fire that destroyed more than 100 houses .in Charlottetown.

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—Durlig the session_ot. the pro~ =e Sean vincial assembly in 1881 the : = = _ Caledonian Barer i" incor- vs Us : :

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ty with an illuminated chart of the coats of arms and tartans of ‘the different Scottish clans. The following year the annual games were held at Summer-

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