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Prince Edward Island was

discovered in 1534 by the French ‘

explorer. Jacques Cartier. who described it as “Tic fat-rest land 'tis possible to see".

It's earliest inhabitants. the Mic-mac Indians. called the is- land “Nbegweit” which meant in their language “the home cradled on thy nave“. Because of its unexcelled pastoral beauty it has earned the g ‘ 1 name. “The Garden of the Gulf"; and due to the richness of its sail. quite often It is called "The Million Acre Farm"

Modern paved highways tra- verse tlie island throth ts en- tire lenzth and its Ltlnlpﬂt'lllPs< makes it art Ideal place for sightseeing tours. A few hour: after visiting a museum in the east. a motorist can inspect a farm yard full of miniature cast- les which are an attraction in

the \veslet'n sPL'IiOlI of the pl'I-: Vince. It is less than one hour’s ' dti'ive ft‘2m hi;t::ri:- Confedera- tic-n Chamber in (.‘Iiarlottetowni to romantic Green ables lt'ntsa y island I ls a motorist‘s dream; tilts-g stances are short, tho roads are i and the htzhu‘ays are never congested! t COOL snaazns l odern motels. summer hotels. cottages and farm tourist homes arr: plentiful. clean and. comfortable. 3 n d moderater l priced. You are never far away ‘ from a fresh ocean breeze at any 1 hotel you choose for a Princel Edward Island vacation. Eating! places are many of! them cvit'ctr ocean trcsh fish and garden fresh vegetables. Lobster and oysters from Island waters 3 are among the most delectable l to be found anywhere. l I! you are seeking a quiet. ‘ restful spot to spend a happy. carefree vacation choose Prince Edward Island on Can- ada’s Atlantic seacost. Here you will find an enchaned ' ' ﬁlled with the little pleasures that make life worthwhile. Relaxation comes easily on. this beautiful and green,‘ lairyland set tn the blue waters ’ of Gulf of St. Lawrence far I away from the noise and bustlel a! e big cities. The island is‘ an unspoiled rural paradiset landscaped by nature herself. I WARMEST WATER ‘ Uncrowded beaches with somri of the finest and warmest saltl water swimming in N011 h Amert- ‘ ca stretch round the entire 1.1003 miles of island shoreline South; shore beaches with pleasant little coves and inlets provide a na-' tural ocean playground as do also the sand dunes which arei II fittingr backdrop for the long sandy beaches of the National Park on the north side of mm island. ‘ In addition to the excellent, beaches. the island also offers a diversified program of recrea- tion and entoitainment for the summer visitor. There is harm. as: ravine. trout and deopsea i .l t::'. 'n"5'tet' 'hat‘ntvals High, laud Games. :0” and tennis. I

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2—Eastern Kings Exhibition, Sour .

5— Centennial Celebrations. West. Point.

5—P. E. I. Open Swimming Championsrps, (‘harlotwtown

S-7—Amiual Labor Day Open Golf Tournament. Cavendish. 9-10—Dundas Exhibition and Ploughing Matches, Dundas.

15-16 — Canadian Champion- diip Ploughing Matches, Brud- onell.

24-25 — Rural Youth Fair and Ptovincial Harvest Exhibitioin. Charlottetown.

OCTOBER

L—Centennial anksziving ienvice. all churches.

tin—Visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth H to open The Fathers of Confederation Mem- orial “y Buildings, Charlotte» town.

II—Columhus Charlottetown.

12 — —Columbus Day Ban- quet and Ball, Charlottetown.

20-21—"Red Glove Revue", Oiarlottetown.

“Red Glove Revue", Sum~ morslde.

zit-Centennial Trafalgar Navy Pall. Charlottetown.

M —- “Fashlonl for Fall" Ladies Branch, Charlottetown club. Charlottetown,

* 29-Nov. 8 — Atlantic Prov‘m elal Hockey Leadership Institute. Ginlottetown.

NOVEMBER G's—Maritime Duplicate Bridge Tournament. Charlotte-

nay Parade,

own. 9-4"th of Scotland -— Clan, Maouod, Charlottetown ll—Remembrance Day Cere- monies. throughout the prov- thee.

H. Andrew'l Day Din- ner. Ohulottetown.

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