Motown can really cele- ' tomorrow with everybody .iﬂo it. This city’s Natal ' , Elm! holidayhere, coin- ’ z»: biggest day otOld

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woof of Old Home Week. Merry- gIo—rounds, ferric wheels. real live Panties and plenty of chpie dolls, spun sugar and hot dogsand the ever-present pink lemonade. They are all apart of the

But the, event has its serious side as well as hundreds of mi- malswill'beintheshowringto compete for the ribbons. There

George H. Bimtain,

V Alienation One of the M ‘ m of the, island’s big _m 1941?, Mr. Buntain at Wm named - trea- ‘ of the new organization a retained ever since. ~I lllo ﬁrst few years it was

' Wonk for all of the eligible Charlottetonian - “but lack Kennedy N'Dc'llkftmcorn now wouldng lob mating, the rest of us

‘ﬂfoes‘ "’° W v the busi-

t of 1mm. Island’s mini algl‘léllllﬂlr- "thisjdb is a: hobby with , Mr. Bunrtaini said. “I ' it as my contribution to 1M tterment. “0 publicize in products Mal areas and is an ex-

, ‘ V ‘9 Job Seen’ As Hobby j sewerarylreqsurer . "

tremer valuable asset to this

Mr. Bmtain was: a. shareholder

“in the Associamion and raced hor- ' ,ses at the Driving ,Park' for many

years before his appointment to the governing executive. Some of the famous racers that have car- ried his colors incude Major Aulb- rey, Sampson Hal, Miss Knox, Dean and Surﬁol'k Chief, to mention just a few.

Indeed; the “Sport of Kings” has few keener supporteiu in this Province than the Associa- tion’s secretaryuwreasm. _

MIr. Bantam is president ‘of B-untain, Bell and Company, local steamshin agents, with oﬂﬁilces at

the foot of Queen Street. He is

also Island representative for the Dominion Steel and Coal Com- pany (D0800), now owned by A. V. Roe (Canada)

During World War Two, Mr. Buntain served six years with the .Royal Canadian Navy, retir- ing with the rank of Command; er, R.C.N.V.R.

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will also be exhibitions of the occupied the winter months, the fruits, jaim, Jellies from rural kitchens. BIG - ' ‘

_In 1111691)“ka will be the 'bag 2 for llsllaimlors as the hotter: racers come out of the bechsmetch to make their drive. Thousands of people watch the harness racing "but even more thousands will be studying the exhibits, vaudeville. visiting the cattle barns or examining the large Military ' H ,

Racing at Charlottetovm has al:

ways been Even when:

compeirtion.

Though the exhibits have been

shown and the kiddies rides in operation the; official opening won’t be held until tonight when His Honor lieutenal nrt. Governor.

F.‘ Walter Hyndmlan starts the.

big fair for the first timede his term of oriﬁce. . _ ‘ Old Home Week-here has al- ways literally meant a homecom- ing with hundredsottormer-Is- lament-travelling *fromtar plac- es to meet again vwith relatives

and friends. Annually, too, the x

hasiattnected. countless vise items who ﬁndhere much of the color and life that Was an important part of country fairs. It has disappeared tram many places but the local hair has ne- ver been commercialized to that extent and it still has the feel and warmth of ahiendly goth- ering.

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A record smashing entry list promises to make the poultry exhibits this year keener than ever, according to departme

officials. . , .

Figures released Mend morn- ing showed that 424.130 try ex- hibits would be on display when the judging begins tomorrow un- der Oharley \, Scranton, poultry

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The big gain has come through the duck and geese entries which have doubled over last year. Be- sides fowl exhibits, there are 17 eggs entered for judging including 1E. brown. ‘ I

The largest number of entries come under the woken-fowl class

with 137. Other large entry lists are the ducks, 9l7; geese, 74 and timkeys, 66.

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"Old Home Week" in Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. ’

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