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The Prince Edward Island centennial program for 1964 is netting the pattern tor a mo re‘ gigantic celeb r at i on for t h cl whole of Canada in 1967.
This smallest of (Tanada's ll); provinces, \\‘I.l£‘l‘C the first Con. Iederation Conference was held. has taken the lead in suitably celebrating an event pioneered by far - seeing statesmen oi thcl new world in 1864
A tremendous effort. by II‘! c provincial centennial conimittce. and community centennial com-I mittees throiizhoui Prince Ed-‘ ward Island. has resulted in an events calend a r that ranges from 110 conventions. national- and regional, to another I50 events of both national and local character. -
To begin at the beginning. the Centennial celeb r a t i ons are under the control of the P r i nce Edward Island Centennial Com- mittee Inc.. iiliicli is a c r o \\' ii. company incorporated by the‘ legislature of Priiice Erlw a r d \
Island and cliargerl with the T€5Donsibility of all aspects of the celebration. , DIRECTORS . The ('IlI'€Ci0l'.S Of the (‘nynpanyl _ are, Dr, prank ;i1acKin,,m," _ .\Ihl\lBERS.0F THE Centennial Com- chairman; Lt. . col. Frank Sin-1 mittee: Back row, left to right. Hon. John WY» "ice - chairman; ‘Ala nl l\la.cLean. Alan H. Holman. Roy B08195. H°1m='m~ director or Imam-e: ; David Cariiegy, Dr. L. I. Duffy. Seated. left
Hon. John .\lacLean. David Car-i negy. Roy B o ate s. Dr L. Duffy. and Mrs son being the other directors.
The permanent staff include-s_;sportation requirements for con-ltion as follows: William Hayward, (-onfrol]er;‘Venll0ns. the establishment ' 1\'lavor Moore. director of enter-lCentennial town - criers. arran-la sub - committee which tainment: Cdr. Kenneth Birt-lgements etc. All incorporatedi whistle. director of acitivites,,for souvenirs of the Centennial’ Donald Ross. events manager-.lyear. publicity arrangements Robert Dubberley. manager for the Confederation; centre. ‘
vince have been visited by eom- MacLeod. mittee members to assist. theseiand Arnold Wightman. The role of the directors andtowns in setting up their o wnl It is interesting to recall permanent staff over the p ast‘Centennial committee for theirziu May. 1961. the 1_W0 year‘! has been ion: and va-‘ community and to assist them in l committee established an ried and has included sucu arranging their own commiinityzjective of 100 conventions
items as the preparation of alprogram fo r the Centenn ialithe Centennial year which wa s , more than double the number of The in sin provincial commit-‘-conventions in any year hereto-
,special Centennial booklet. the‘Year. arrangement of entertainment.
The convention committee has
sists of R o y McGilli v r a y as chairman with members being Mayor Walthen Gaudet. George prndiictionltowns and villages in the p ro- ‘Fraser. Frank Pellerin. Ian M. Charles Liukletter.
convention
to right. Frank Storey. vice-chairmaii; Dr. chairman;
Frank MacKimion. Matheson.
1,;and events. a survey of toiirist-tee has many sub - committeesifore. This ambitious objective Philip 3[athe.taccommodaiions in the P rn -‘each one of which is engaged in.has been exceeded by 10. tvince. the consideration of tran—'a special aspect of the celebra-
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nial committee contributing
upon the community at matching this amount. Some that o‘o- Alberton. for
Mt. Stewart. new library: Peters. fire hall addition to
he special projects commit- tee is a small committee with a big job and is chaired by Col. E. W. Jolinstone. This commit- tee deals with permanent com- munity projects with the Centen-
cents per capita. contingent least
the proposed projects are as lol- “'5? community centre.
Kensington, town clock Miscon- che. three acre public gardeu;~
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Elm-;dale Travellers Rest Hunter River Albertou 93-15 Summerslde 436-8952 Hunter River 39-! Q‘Leary Club _ Kenslnglon Club Cornwall Club Winfred Bridge James Hefiell Gm-rlon Lani: 0'Lary Travellers Rest New Wilt/shire 0'Lcury 207 Summer-side 436-2715 Hunter River 34-3 Tyne Valley Club Crapaud Club York Club Russ:-ll Dyment Norman Lowther Llovll Vetlsoy Northam Crapaud York ‘ 'lyne Valley N-120 Crapaud 22-2 Charlottetown 894-7075
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with a grant of 30 cents per cap- ita. Associated with Mr. Just ice Tweedy in this project is ‘ Ted Chandler.
in the field of drama. creative and cultural arts, Mrs eth ' McGowan fills I vital role as: chairman wih full responsibll lty for m a k i ll g all arrange- ments for a Centennial pageant. The Dominion Drama Festival Finals. May 17 - 24 are being ;planned by a spec ial board of idirectors of the Centennial com- imittee chaired by Mrs. MCGO-. Iwan and Randolph Manning. .-
ii=:ssAY CONTESTS
. Lincoln Dewar is chairman
for the committee on commun-
.lty activities and agricult u r e.- ]This committee is arranging
essay contests with a Centen- nial theme and open to the pub-
lic. They have also arranged for 28 hooked chair seats bear-
ing the Prince Edward Island
coat of ammo for Government
House, also farms which have- ‘been in one family for 100 years
or more will be identified by a
“Century Farm" roadside sign
l Mirs. Prank Ross is the
‘children‘s committee chairman. and as a result of he r tremen-
dous efforts. an elaborate pro-‘ gram for children participation‘ in the Centennial year has been. arranged to include. in vari o us; age groups. competitions for thel best Centennial scrapbook. hand- writing competition. mural com- petition. a community history competition, challenge spelling matches. and a public speaking contest. Every school teacher int duct‘ with which we serve you. the province has now received at letter from Mrs. Ross outlining ’ full details of these compet.-1 tions.
Brigadier W. W. Reid. DSO. ED, director of the armed for- ‘ ces committee. has been assur-1 ed of the full co - operatic the minister of national defence I and chiefs of staff of the th rec services. Bands. and marquee. tents will be available for spe-‘ cial community days. ships will visit ports. and the RCAF W!II give "fly pasts". ‘
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used as library: Si. Eieanors. roads id e beautific a t. i on with main emphasis on tree ing; Sherwood, plans to create a small park: Souris. skating rink: Summerside. Centen n ial fountain: Tignish. public garden or new fire hall: Victoria. model town hall; Borden. public park; Cardigan. outdoor skating rink; Charlottetown. band shell; Crapaud. sports field: Geo rge- town. fire hall; Montague, ska- ting ri n k: Murray Har b o r . s p or t s field: Murray Riv er, sports field; North Rustico, war memorial: Wellington. play- ground and park.
The decorations and illumina- tions committee. headed by Mr. Justice George J. Tweedy. is engaged in assuring that the Is- land is gaily decorated from Tignish Souris, especially during the summer months. The Centennial committee is assist- ing communities in the regard
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