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This happy group race acros¢ >the ‘sands of | . proved to be favorite spots for picnicers and camp- ot ee nee oe. sbe_lare: one of the many peautiful beaches which surround, ers Who flock to this: island playground set in-the | world: “other “features: are< “dott * e Meny gift ideas to take back “ume the Island for e into the~~warmest: ocean Gulf of St... St. Lawrence. sere swt ~| earriage competitions, -go— cart | “home to friends... ed water north Florida. These beaches have . . : a , Taces for the young lads and las- cae eae ( |sies, a queen of the festival cli- — eemenrrememng cameo THe Garten of the Gut“ Mu- | Maxed byi i ball nas been an”) ;Seum opened several years ago outstanding event, of. the festi- _ Montague yusine sses SOL er tei" fade ah : |has continued to. expand and Food supplied by the-ladies at |the increaseNn tourists to. this |the-community is home made | Moniania. landmark has in- |and is one of the attractions of hee banner tourist season ‘ leréased, amost doubling ‘ each | the two to three day event. year. -This museum which. is This year. - -the official open- The tourist business has been _ket, its appliance stores, and, Near at hand are cabins, with ne ee and ae oe i of = sew hockey and. ea: i increasing at:more than an aver- | others, all staffed with courteous beating and fishing owned by ‘fo, the outdoorsman who has (ee etne stlialete and tule Ja: mh r

___"_age rate in Montague during the ‘clerks who_will_go—out—of—their—Mrs,Vance—Strickland” of Mur= i past few: years. and . business |way to please the customer. — ray. River, also well known to leiay dase. ier at the: Park on ae me ee ii ‘e

people have ‘become aware of For food: and places to eat, the’ tourists and vacationers, For the historjan a visit to his- | gometime. in Sine:

the potential from this source | they Barrett ‘Restaurant, the the” .Garret cottages at \ Morri- | sonte site of DeRoma or th Brus [e Wieks and other events'in the snd for 1966 they are going all Snack Bar, the Kingsway. Motel son’s Beach, the Macmillan Ca-| denell Island where the French), il add“. t6. avery Duby out to attract the vacationer to and the well known Hillside Inn ‘bins at Wood Islands, Grand- land Scottish settlers landed and she ain ct Montague “the area: _|are expecting a very busy sum-.ma’s Little Sands; and many oth- | lived over a century ago can be here services such as the RCMP

New business firms: have “been mer and several are currently ¢rs in the-surrounding area’ all | an interesting and memorable aaa town police, hospital, doc- established in the past year with training new staff to,assist dur- are hustling and~preparing~ for. euting. ny oe j ae te nae tic meet recent cee beng | (he | ine tis Comune, eter: ithe 1966 season. we | At Brudenell, a new nine- hole | drug stores, jewellery ” stores, Hilltop" Novelty-and-Giftshop on The Montague tourist homes, | Attractions of the area are golf course is in the making and | post offic: cutoms, bakery, hair Wood Island Hill, owned andj well known throughout —Canada_numerous--withthe-openmg -teitnough the fst” year’s” igo Zink Rake aren ath

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operated by Mrs. Heath Stewart end the U.S. already have Te*~'the trout. fishing in April start- | tion was on a rough terrain the | ay

This. shop ‘along -with—several--ceived bookings and indicatic~s ing people of the province.to the--course is now under develop-

woe Tray eet a8 © others will be catering to the sre they will be filled to capa- ‘streams and ponds in ever in- ment and hundreds already have |: = as : ati : { tourist trade. city before the season ‘is in-full creasing numbers. taken advantage of the —early J eo - ) + Montague has long been knows |awing. These are privately own. | SPORTING ATTRACTION season to try out their ability see wellry stores, grocery__and. gen ‘and accommodations are second sportsmen is the Cardigan Fish | Tourists to the park last year : _ -eral stores, and new men’ wear ‘to none, with most -being filled | Cutture~ Station where hun- (were high in their praise of the ev . He : ; EL ene shoe,store, new-meat- mar--to_capacity onch: vent Ji tatattee “Tdreds-of-visitors: each-year-go-to--course® so close to” the park where | earns rar eee ee Tee = LS = pe aa pit

ing vacationers... © ; See the young trout being rais-| they .could leave their families | Although motels and hotels ed for release in Island streams | and by walking’-a few hundred © Moore & McLeod Led

eae ; Festival pe limjted in number they of-|' The beaches, parks at Wood | yards be able to golf ig one. of: is fer the best in service and gé-| Islands,. Pinnette, Eldon, _Bru-| the most beautiful settings of a

_|merally can place the overflow |denell, are perfect for swimming | any golf course throughout - : ee in private homes. There are se- | as well as deep.sea fishing, boat-| province. < * ; “composers. ‘ veral good cabin establishments ing, sailing, horse back. riding ‘ANNUAL FESTIVAL iy : Se, ae in the. area, with the Lane Ca--'and many other amusements The Montague” Regional Straw

bins right in the heart of Mon- at hand mean. Montague and |berry Festival during the middle ei are named, | tague situated on the beautiful’ area is one of the better places jof July inaugurated three years ny a . Ava ei Be ‘Montague River, -well known. to spend a‘ vacation in the pro- ago is one of the summer _at- - throughout the country. AMINCO: eng oS thachons: that is _Browing by : CHARLOTTETOWN — A spe- ae eae i ; . } ‘cial feature of each of the Char- ? ‘

lottetown Festival's Sunday «Night Concert programs will be abe the premiere’ performances of néw-works—by—young—Canadian— composers especially commis- sioned for Festival '66 by “Music | Director John Fenwick: : 3 Composers. participating are . Norma Beecroft. Toronto; Anne ee glestene, -Ottawa: -Sergze Gar-——— nt. Montreal: Irving Glick, To ™ ronto; and Murray~.Schafer of Simon Fraser University, Burn- aby,_B.C._ Mr. Fenwick,-who js slsé conductor - of. the Halifax ~ Symphony, _ will contribute a— . ‘work himself, and it is expected that “another French- Canadian ‘-gomposeér- -will-—aceept—a~ on mission.

Each overture will he thread, to

four minutes long. The comnns-

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_ artistic freedom as. to. stvle_and form, although. it —is- expected

that due to the length of com- position, . terseness and —forth- rightness will be a characteris- tic of most of the works 4

The compositions are being scored for the’ instrumentation | of the Atlantic chestra, a 32- | piece ensemble end especial- ly for the Festival, with mem- | bership largely drawn from the Halifax Symphony.

Cost is being underwritten” hv the Festival, not only in fees to the- composers but in the copy- Ang of orchestral parts and pre- paration. of ‘scores.

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