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SATURDAY, AUGUST 22

CliARLOT’l‘ETOWN—Old Home Week and Provincial Exhibition, Harness Racing at 2:30 and 8:80 p.m NORTH RUSTICO—3:00 and 7:30 pm. Highland College

Scottish Festival, with Sandra Bald Jones, World Champion Highland Dancer and Lovat Scots Pipe Band and dancers. KEl‘iSlNGTON—Swo p.m. Canadian Dragoons Band, Captain F. S. Spooner. CHARLOTTETOWN—P. E. 1. Open Golf Tournament.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23

MORELL—Commemorative services—Rev. Peter Gor- don, first ordained Presbyterian clergyman on P. E. T. __2:30 p.m. Unveiling Memorial Cairn at St. Peters Harbour Cemetery—3:15 .m. Memorial Service Morell United Church—5:00 p.m. Lunch—8:00 p.m. Dedication Service St. Peters Bay United Church.

VICTORIA—4:00 p.m. Outdoor Inter-denominational Church Service.

NORTH RUSTICO—4:00 n.m. Highland College Scottish Festival, featuring Sandra Bald Jones, World Champ- ion Highland dancer and Lovat Scots Pipe Band and dancers. If raining, indoors.

MON DAY. AUGUST 24

VICTORIA—Centennial celebrations—10:00 a.m. Baby Show, Doll Parade. Soap Box Derby—12:00 noon Aquatic Sports—2:00 p.m. Official Opening, Field Events, Highland Dancing—4:00 p.m. Fresh Lobster Supper—4:30 pm. and Concert with Royal Cana- dian Dragoons Band—9:00 mm. Mammoth Dance.

NORTH RUSTICO—7:30 p.m. Highland College Scottish Festival, with Sandra Bald Jones. World Champion Highland Dancer and Lovat Scots Pipe Band and dancers. If raining, indoors.

_ TUESDAY, AUGUST 25

MlSCOUCHE—Centennial celebrations—2:00 p.m. Par- ade—2:45 p.m. Official Opening and opening of Acadian Museum — Bingo — Picnic — Midway -- Chil- dren’s Rides—Band Concert with Royal Canadian Dragoons Band at 4:00 [um—Turkey Dinner from 4:00 p.m.

NORTH RUSTICO_—7:30 p.m. Highland College Scottish Festival, with Sandra Bald Jones, World Champion Highland Dancer and vat Scots Pipe Band and dancers. If raining, indoors.

Band Concert with the Royal under the direction of

Confederation

Centre

LAST Two meantime-Es "SLEEPING BEAUTY"

presented by the Museum children 5 Theatre at 2:00 and 4:00 pm. Today

Adults 52.00 Children $1.00 'LATST'ST-TOWTTTG'TJNTEHT

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COMING MONDAY AUG. 24th ‘

By BRENDA LARGE

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, N.B. (CW—The wives of the leaders of the Canadian and United St a t e s governments officially opened the pobelio International Park here Thursday.

was summer president Franklin

velt.

The former Roosevelt home on this resort island near the Maine-New Brunswick border is situated on 8% acres of land. The most recent owner of

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Canadian and U.S. governments a a memorial to President Roosevelt.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.. was present at the ceremony honoring his father during which Dr. Hammer prese deeds to the six US. and Cana- dian commissioners who will operate the park as an inter- national historic site.

voice husky with emo-

tion, Mr. Roosevelt spoke of his childhood days on Campobe and of his father's battle with polio during the time he liv on the New Brunswick island.

Mr. Roosevelt, who was born on Campobello. said: “Here we learned the warmth a large family can bring."

ACT As SYMBOL

c said the international park would be “a of what our two countries can mean to the peace of the world."

The ceremonies, held on the front lawn of the rambling m- year - old mansion. were at- tended by a crowd of more than 1,000 people. including official visitors from both Canada and the U.S.. island residents and tourists.

Under sunny skies, the band of the Royal Canadian Dra- goons, played light popular mu- sic as the crowd gathered, then played Yellow Rose of Texas as

rs. Johnson arrived at the Roosevelt home.

The wife of the Us. presi- dent, wearing a pale orange coat over a printed silk dress, drew warm applause as she paid tribute to President Roose- elt.

“As an American, the journey to Campobello must always be partly a pilgrimage for me. It

as here, among these bays and books and boats. that the shaping of a president took place. In all of Franklin Roose- velt's accounts one senses the reservoirs of exuberance. strength and vitality which summers on Campobello filled to overﬂowing."

Mrs. Pearson welcomed Mrs. Johnson to Canadian soil and said: "Although Franklin Roos- evelt was not a Canadian. the summers he spent on this Ca- nadian island made it part of him; contributed to shaping his character and his interests." RECALLS MEMORIES

The wife of the prime minis- ter recalled her personal mem- ories of the late president dur- ing the early days of the Sec- ond World War_

“I remember listening to his fireside chats to the American people pleading the Allied cause against Nazi Germany, and remember how I prayed that his voice would be heard with understanding and ultimately, with accor ."

Mrs. Pearson. who was wear»

5 Stranglings Seen Related

BOSTON (AP) .— Attorney- General Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts said here in- formation compiled by his office indicates that five of the li soranglings of women in the greater Boston area during the last two years are related.

in a report on the investiga- tions since Brooke's office took over, he said: “It is the present considered opinion of this de- partment that in all probability one individual murdered Anna Slesers. Helen Blake, Nina Ni- chols, Ids Irga and Jane Sulli- van."

The last of thosesiaylngs, that of Miss Sullivan. a 07-year-old Boston woman. occurred nearly two years ago, on Aug. 20. 1062.

The report also noted the last of the ll unsolved slayings occurred more than seven months ago.

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