{ ; bers might ‘play to the cam- ihe equally as tough. However, teran. Frankie Daniels is due'night, Aug. 20. _. not favored not cu us broadcasla, entire)y, Delbaere: mate CAMELER EM jeras’ and behave in a generaily- CDP officials always solve this here this week with Onaway,/ Right now, there is every in- but preferred edited versions. It bring out the ham in some leg- lexhibitionist fashion if proceed- |same problem and nobody is Miss..Joan Adios, Jane W.-H. dication that race fans wil! see : : : recommended a—_twe—~—month istators. But they insisted alt! ings were broadcast. the chance forgotten: Then the Jabalee stable from the most interesting cards ever LONDON (AP) ——-Mayte the: cinsed = circuit TV experiment members should. have a.fairjof this happening would The first big event “of ‘he Cape Breton will include Killar-‘offered__Old Home. -Week pa- Week celebrations will daily per- ‘Hon. members could resist the “so that MPs can see,.hear And chance to be seen and heard— greater if _ transmissions were week—will—be—The Evening -Pa--ney—Boy—and-Sir- Ashley: —Biair-trons:—Nothing.-is—being—left un- formances: from Tuesday. to Sat- emptation--to—-ham—it—up—and-decide for themselves: jespecially frequently. - vocal continuous,” the ‘report said. — ‘triot $2,500 “Invitational and this Bernard of Moncton is coming done to insure the race publie.urday, by the RCAF’s famed ‘play to the cameras,’’ hut-con-. If this experiment is approved backbenchers. The job -should|: Another objection’ was the promises te be a teal -humding- with Laura Comet, Bobby Chips, | jof the tops in entertainment. Red Knight, *. Snuous live television and sound it would be staged between next |be done right witha special cost—an. estimated £23,000,000.er, —- Mona's Dream, Al's Hal -and! Plan to take in-each and-every Terry Hallett ~proadcasts of Parliament are Uhrisimas.. and Faster, when! ‘broadcasting anit - whose direc- |4 $69,000,000)" for continuous live There"l—he--a—tlarge-—number-Chatidaie-——-C-o met James ‘program :

—impracticable_and——iundesiras aio

5 NOBODY. FORGO’ TTEN

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It would take a Int adije “Roach WacGregor has an = ’ tives to properly describe what's r imposing list which includes Ju ig in store for harness racing fans - bilee Star. Lace, Shotgun Han ; = this Old Home Week at Char over, and Jim's Fashion Laurie * Jottetown : = O'Brien will race Just : Gary, It's the greatest week of Preacher Bill, Ambro Aileen; ing staged anywhere in thf en Shadydale Merit,’ Kid - Freight. tire world. The horses start’ their The H. Dalrymple stable, ‘ Hah- action. Monday — afernnnn and fax is sendine’ over Rorderview gh every. afternoon and evening Rocket and Phil Pinkney is due the rest of the week Dates are here any day’. with Misa. Betty Ang. 15-20 M. and West River Boy Classifier ‘and’ race secretary, Of course the ats Ip Jim Fer- >| -- E. Frank Acorn is the busiest 4 a fuson; ‘Sydney } be ‘back. “ - j,.man on Prince Edward Isiand # j Jim's horses, Botletview Roy ‘‘these days. Entries are numer SY arid Rorderview Farl are syre ‘ous and the classifier: has the starters as are the horses from thuge. job of lining’ up suitahie ~ = = - Dr Delaney's stable.-Moneton- pragrams for each perfor . 4? These horses are Miaramchi mance. It's a hereulean task but John T, Mirami¢hi Frisco and by now it’s old stuff to .Mr ; Miramichi Post. Acorn. ‘He's been doing ‘t for a Then comes that gentleman - much longer than he cares to who owns .so many horses he remember. Vz 4 scarcely can-keep. track of them. @ Keeping pace with Frank ‘s si . a: The reference is to. Kinkora’s the always-efficient clerk of the ee ian Mayhew. He will tan course, Mrs. Ida Yeo. Ida has FRANK ACORN mmany Hall, Tinker’s ; everything at her fingertips and A OF ‘Grand R, Eddie Be Good, OFF TO FLYING START she has hundreds of questions tacks They'll “be trying® their Homestretch Linda, Farmer's

fired her way these days. She has answers for all of them “ FREE OF VIRUS Horses appea-sr. in’ excel- lent shape at the local ova! -and word is that the visiting speed is

Horses. are approaching the judges’ stand and starter Sinclair: Cutcliffe will give them the word -. ‘Go’ when they hit the starting wire. Scenes such

every afternoonyand evening. The greatest array of horses in the history of this great annual event. will show their abllities to what certainly’ should be record—crowds.

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as theae will be enacted many as harness rac ing

week for

times next _ Programs are ‘scheduled

: Week of harness. racing is greatest in world

mightiest to get the better of Pride, Go Along Hal, and Gold- Island. handlers, en. Law. And besides these en- A quick, look a some. of the \tries he will have plenty of oth. horses.certain to perform gives |ers going. And Jack Bernard wil) this information ey's Compte~ Richilieu and Ply- |Dudley.

Milton Down-jrace Kandy Kid and Charles

Bes — just as roburt. mouth Rock will perform. So| The Evening Patriot invita-

" oe = | Stable space. will indeed be will Andy's Son, Borderview | itional goes Monday night for

“ible.” a British House of Com- networks have equipment and ithe editor ef Parliament's offi. | jat a premium during Fair Week. Boh Lee, Borderview Robert, |$2500 and -the greatest specta.

roa casts mons committee said today staff sto spare j¢ial_report—Han ard. Talk ‘about getting space for -Borderview Renown and Wild cle of them all, The Evening Pa- ‘The committee, after debat-. The. TV. commitfee, heeded by | “While it, is easy to exagger- tourists at motels. Well, finding Chance — ‘all from the Whebby Itriot Gold Cup and Saucer,

ing for more than a year, did veteran’ Labor member

of drivers

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“Hye —eenntry star y—broateasting tor would hav ek a to broadcasting

Tom ‘ate; the danger that same ‘mem- spots for all visiting horses will Stables {n Dartmouth. The ve-|

coming from other

$3000, 1s scheduled

for Friday

4-H calf clubs get high praise

“Judge Allison Profitt expressed | Theresa Gallant, Cape Egmont. | a belief that the exhibit of 4H | Prize winners in the 13 year calf clubs at Alberton prtece | ai over age group:

“County Exhibition wag perhaps; 1. Blouse: 1 Irene McCardle,

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All Patriot races in 1966 will be based on best summary of 2 dashes. If summaries are equal then horse making the fast- est time in the event will.be declared the winner of The Pat-

riot award.

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COMING!

The Maritimes’ Greatest Harness Racing Spectacle

"The $3000 Gold Cup é Saucer”,

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‘Friday, August 13th”

“UNDER “THE UGHTS

} Cabe, Middleton,

the best he had ever judged and | Midlefon;~2;~“touts~Arsenauit;+ in commenting: on the showman- |Cape’ Egmont, 3. Corime Gal- ship. competition he used the lant,-Cape Egmont. :

word ‘'wonderful.”* ‘2. Skirt: 1. Lonise Arsenault, The grand champion Holstein Cape Egmont, 2. Corinne Gal- female was shown_ by Deborah | lant, Cape Egmont.

Campbell Lot 16. ; 3. Cotton dress: 1. Eveline Junior-. calf ee: 1. | Poirier, Cape Egmont, 2. Re- Deborah- Campbell, 16; 2. | jeanne Arsenault, Cape Egmont, Diane Smith, paises: 3. Gail |3. ‘Gayle Silliker, Mount Royal. ‘Stavert, Freetown; 4. Marion jumper: 1. Trene

* station he was named the alter-

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The Gharman—The Evening Patriot

KNIGHT GETS FINAL ASSIST FROM CREW-CHIEF

Famed Red Knight to perform. here

A highlight of the Old Home has as his’ erew-chief Ldg. At» craftsman Jack Rathwell of Ir- quois Falls and Bellville, Ont. Flight Liewtenant jon his coast-to-coast tour it ts LAC Rathwell’s duty-to see that the aircraft is maintained im peak condition. = ~

Flying a: standard T-38 Silver Star jet trainer. aircraft, F-Lt; Hallett will give a display of aerobatics’ ‘over the exhibition grounds each afternoon.

F-Lt. Hallett a native of Po- well River B.C., enlisted in the RCAF in _1958- He did hts initial) training~ at Centralia, Ontario and Penhold, Alberta, finally re- ceiving his wings at Portage La ‘Prairie, Manitoba.

Since that time- he has served in Grostenquin, France, with 430 Fighter Squadron, he then serv- led as a Jot laxtructor: at Portage

BODIES FOUND On” ALPS BOURG 8T. MAURICE (AP

Mont Blane massif were: found dead Tuesday, bringing to 10 the number of reeent fatalities among vacation climbers. The

when the weather eleared after a series of storms-

the South Atlantie; the nearest _ inhabited land is ‘1,320 miles away. =

nate” Red Knight,-and performed in various centres across Can- ada when circumstances pre- vented the appearance of the = then Red Knight, F-Lt. Tex Dea- . i gnon. He was finally appointed as the Red Knight in 1966.

4. Dress Croken, Freetown: 8. Sandra f 9 th oe prnieea BRL Paes |e: Middleton, 2. Heather

MacWilliams,-Carleton, 4 né ptit, Sherbrooke 7 Miriam Yeo, . . _—

| Arsenault, Midlet Alms‘Sinedale: 6 All

|. 5. Socks: 1, Irene McCardle, Shaw, O'Leary; 9. Rergie Wal- | ade, Alnia—Einwedale; 30. Claude | eae or 2. Elizabeth Bagloe,

- Payptt, Sherhraake Mount... Royal, 3. Rejeanne Ar-

Nantan: weal Holstein: 5 {senault, Cape Egmont s Brian Stavert, Freetown: 2.| 6. Mitts: 1. Heather Mac Wil- Raeburn. Dunn. Alms—time- liams, Carleton, Paula Ar-

: | senault, Carleton, 3. Irene Ar- dale; 3. Jamesie Stavert, Free- sehault: ‘Middietan,

town; 4. Marvin Stavert,_Free- | : town. 5. Miriam Yeo; Alma—| 7. Suit: 1. Linda MacWilliams, Elmsdale; 7. Charles Adams, ; Carleton.

O'Leary. Reggie Wallace, Alma-| 8. Blazer: 1. “Adele Arsenault, Elmsdale: 2 Linda Smith, 7 Carleton, 2 Mary Lou Hamill, town Vernon Phillips, : Middleton

| Leary: 10. Roger Duna, pee 9. Scrapbook of fashions: 1. |

brooke: 3 Freetown. 4 O'Leary; Heather MacWilliams. Carleton,

yin-his-famous-red-biplane-e.

jhim the title of Red Knight. ‘ 5 Canada’s Red Knight has Stationery, wedding thrilled audiences with his spee: invitations, invoices, tacular displays of precision statements and all jaerobatics throughout Canada your job printing re- ‘and the U.S. An outstanding as- | - quirements. All jobs lpect of the demonstration is the guaranteed. ; : ability of the Red Knight to con : fine his routine to a small dis. |- GUARDIAN - PATRIOT ‘play area despite high speeds Phone 4-8506

Elmsdale | Adele Ann Arsenault, Carleton. Club showing of 3 junior fe-|. 10. Scrapbook .of fabrics: ‘ | males: 1. Freetown; 2. Sher- Janet Arsenault, Middleton, ral

The Red Knight originated at ithe. Portage Las Prairis station |and was named after Germany’s First World War ace, Baron Von iRictrtofen, whose daring exploits

The T-33 Silver Star jet used iby the Red. Knight is capable of |speeds up to 580 mph with an al- titude of over 40,000 feet with a range of more than 1,200 miles.

CENTRAL

PRINTERY

trop? was awarded te Jackie Barrett of Lot 16 Errol® Pauptit | of Sherbrooke and Gail Stavert | of Freetown had second and third standing

Reggie Wallace of .. Alma— Elmsdale won the showmanship trophy. Gail Stavert of Free- town and Deborah Campbell Lot 16 had second and third standing.

GARMENT CLUBS

4H garment club work was of commendable quality. Mrs James Gard was in charge of the exhibit. In point standing for clubs Cape Egmont and Middleton tied for first place,

followed by Duvar, Carleton | and. Mount --Rov.. ti

Prize winners in the 2 under 12 vear ace ernupn

1. Sample hook of hasie stt- Jean .McCardle, Middle. | ton, 2. Marcia Richard, Cape | Egmont, 3. Marie Arsenault, Cape Egmont

2. Apron: 1

ches. 1

Mary Alice Me- 2 Jean Mce- | Cardie, Middleton, 3. Mareia | _ Richard, Cape Egmont.

3. Half Slip: 1. Sandra Gallant, Duvar, 2. Alanna Gallant, Davee, 3. Marie Theresa Gallant,

Egmont 4. Blouses: 1 Theresa Ar- auit, Duvar : PP '5. Skirt: 1. Theresa Arsenault, | var +: & Hemsetitching: L hereon Arsenault, Duvar eS °7. Bed Socks: 1. Marie Ther- |

esa Gallant. Alanna Ga

Cape. Egmont, 2. t, Duvar, 3. San-

‘dra Gallant, Duvar French Fries

R Knitted Pot Holder: 1 Marte | : Arcsenanlt, Cape Egmont, 2. | Chibtv Chiaken, Jean MrCardle, Middleton, g. | French Fries

Janet Perry, Duvar

Q Rureay scarf with applique: 1 Alanna Gallant;—Duvar>-2: Sandra Gallant, Duvar, 3. Marie

French Fries

Lost-- POR wees | roll, cole slaw, French fries OST ’

ST. -DONAT. Que. (CP)—A ve Longueuil Que man and his two yong sons. ‘ost th the Laurentian hyuchiand = near here for a week, were rescued Wed- nesdavy by a provincia! police helicopter which. .found them about three miles awuy fom their campsite in’ Mont Trem- blant Provencial Pstk William Horrick:. 4! ni his sone Don ald: 1!: att Pores f.-lnst thee way n hear inderarawth tast Wednesday whie on a fishing ‘expeditioh Pobijece’ said the youngsters appeared “hungry

5 Alma’ 6. O'Leary. 7 Elms- 3 Paula Arsenault, Carleton During his tour F-Lt. Hallet dale j : tr — Ha a unENG TROPHY * judging corfipetition

Chubbby Chicken, 91 pieces af chicken phe 15 meces of chicken pire

Chubby Chicken, @ pieces of chicken plus

Chubby Chicken Dinner, 3 pieces of chicken,

Rricht Orange Building

Corner’ of Trans-Canada Highway and Belevders Ava, Dial 2-2972

=i Old Home

5.50 3.75 2.7/5 1.29

Look Por The

Accompanying the Red Knight

bodies were spotted by a hell ter searching the - mountain -

_to_scale a peak in the

ba Prati: “TRISTAN ‘DIST ine oe ‘His next posting was to- Moose mote Jaw, Sask: While serving on that wort be notedt faland ia the

but healthy.” :