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eT ay t oO . 2 = vas ee Satta Pants en ee See = ; * . 2 — co As er enkes i eee ne erat | poet cs risen tebe aa oe. . \ ‘ ° . ago. Eatlier last week they had| Mrs. Keith Baglole and twe|Bradford Birch.

: burned down to the muskeg and children, have returned home af-| Mr. and Mrs Elmer MeNeil,| OTTAWA (CP)—Pilots of Business : Of Sovreignity Sade Stir oma firefighters afl gained frostal ter a vist in Mopeten, =e NB. visited rele cited” Steam 3 Goes On Despite Tour gainst Forest Fire Menace ist fi-t St} | eee once Sa

oe O D pit T ese, TOMBS, WEA. (CP)—Over-jen the villpge. amived in Summerside from Sunday, July 12, obser-|said F 7

Whether Her Majesty is im,that all Royal ents rumjing after The Queen's personal |Labrador settlement of Port Hope|Labrador coast, also was being i aide Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-| smoothly and on » They|needs and her ¢onsiderable cor-|Simpson a chance to strengthen|threatened by fire estimated Mrs. Alphie ‘Areensul, Mis- size, thoes MsDenangh ond tore (0 Soapeteat their Fae er cate een, a erept when che tiket wih ber lected chitaven ond ethan adnan |barticodee sgainet menacing fer-|about 12.mlles pway. Two ether! ou5,, recentty wasted her par lchidrun delet fae os nine ’ * business of sovereignty goes on when she takes with her/school children and other admir-| est fire fires in the same area also were/ 4. wir and Mrs. Abdon Gew-| Mr and Mrs. Cecil McFriell. . LARGEST OCEAN apace. Documents must be lady-in-waiting, meet and/ers and well-wishers who write to Firefighters—the only persons/reported uncontrolable. det. Recent visitors to Monctonm,| The Pacific Ocean covers > Jed. decisions made, and s' present all visitors at audiences|her during the’ tour. As such cor-|Jeft in the small community— The fire area is about 160 miles} wr” and Mrs. Robert Smith, were Messrs Roay and Ivan |70,000,000 square miles tures given. Above all contin on to her such details |respondence is always heavy, they| widened a fire break during the|., utheast of Goose Bay, site of Saint John, N.B. are visiting Mr. sae ee must be retained in the of engagements, per- aare oe ante cee than any oth- | weekend rainy spell. There's solid | the big United States air force| and Mrs. Russell Cameron. ee

hope now that if the wind doesn’t| and RCAF bases. But it was Te-| Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grant, Mid- the Queen's party, or entourage. age for a holiday. shift, the settlement may be saved ported the only evacuation im the/ ie Sackville, were recent

routine, and this- is the task a Recognition of the fact that Her “To some it may seem that the /from the flames that have ram-| sree was the three families Of] tors in Southwest, Bedeque and Mr

interesting Majesty is Queen of Canada is;PRESIDE AT MEALS entourage is large. But no one is/paged out of control for four Port Hope Simpson: Freetown.

ir the of|are responsible: for seating ar-|Canada as that country’s sov- Conng steer < atheest-gx rangements at private luncheons/erign, she is also the head of The majority of the Queen’s|and dinners, look after The|the Commonwealth, and the bus- staff, however, on the tour is|Queen’s private film shows and,|iness of the sovereign continues dfawa fromr-those hou hold of-| while in waiting, are always on/at almost as busy a pace while ficials who normally perform the| all. she is overseas as it does when same functions in Britain. Two other members of the en-|she is at Buckingham Palace, KEY FIGURES tourage who have had consider-| HK is therefore, ‘a new honor They include _among_ others, | able and valuable experience in|for Canada to be shouldered with Lieutenant-Colonel__Sir__Michael|London to prepare them for the|the responsibility of providing so

Ee Adeane, the Queen's private secre-| inevitable rigors of the Cana-|many of the members of the

retary; James Orr, private secre-| dian tour are Esmond Butler, ac-|team which is so vital in main

tary to the Duke of Edinburgh; |ting press secretary, and Petty | taining the Queen’s.- necessary -and Major Mark Milbank, “Mas-/| Officer Rosalee Auger, Women’s | links with the Commonwealth and

ter of the Household, along with|Royal Canadian Naval Service,/in playing so large a role in their immediate assistants. There| Clerk to Mr. Butler.

checks of various other fires timberland.

roading through rich Labrador].

Thé settlement normally has a population of 150—there are about 70 houses—but during the sum- | mer fishing season entire families | move out to settle along the

Prevented aerial | ies of valuable timber, mostly! ton Siding, visited relatives in

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are too, the household staffs who,} Mr. Butler, who has held the | pleasure and a success. ** _. }eoasts, because the Queen is travellidg| assistant press secretaryship at Port Hope Simpson actually is in the Royal Yacht Britannia, are| Buckingham Palace for almost PISQUID caught between two out-of-control|—-read this _______{\MRB) = 2" Necessary fortires § 00 BO Ela

indispensable. two years, made a “dry run” fires, at Gilbert and Alexis Riv-

- The position of thefCanadians| Visit to Canada to prepare press r _ in the entourage is a notable one|atrangements throughout the in that the current Royal visit|/Toute The Queen will take. is the first one in history during] PREVIOUS SERVICE —_ which so much responsibility has} He is no stranger to his ex- been given to the Commonwealth patie —— ane non » country being visited. Those selec- e ted to carry out these exacting du-| help arange Princess Margaret's ties were drilled in their taskg| Visit to British Columbia’s centen- for months. nial celebrations in 1958. He had

Senior member of the entourage | Previously gained valuable ex -

is a Canadian, the Cabinet minis-|Perience as_assistant to the se- ter in attendance. Other Cana- = of Governor-General Mas-

dians directly concerned with the| 5€Y

complicated arrangements and Rosalee Auger," the Winnipeg

— the protocol involved, and in im- ‘the -statt-as-Mr- Mr.

mediate attendance on the Royal | Butler's assistant at the turn of

visitors, are headed by Lieuten-| ‘he year, is the fortunate young

«~ant-General H.D. Graham, the Ca-| ¥ ° it ” eal le ers

| “"nadian Secretary and tour diree- dream—that of-being an integral part of the Royal household.

SERVICE EQUERRIES 7 : i a an h { In addition to these Canadians iene Rese whe Rave eT entourage, six Canadian

ant personal responsibilities to the |. . sovereign are the three Service| S#ilors spent several months as ee equerries: part of the crew of the Royal

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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Craig, 'winister W. J. Keough, who has West Covehead, were weekend | haan keeping on constant touch guests at the home of Mr. and/ with the Labrador situation from

Mrs. George Jay. here, said there is not 20 miles Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNeill separating the two fires.

and daughter Heather, Cam- Port st oi pee Mass., met a 89 | rou ‘ oe we ie balan eee a a ee On the-other side is the Atlantic.

Mrs. Theresa Garland, Toronto. Prevailing winds were off the wa Ontario, arrived Monday to|'er fanning the flames away spendcher holidays with her par- | {fom the community.

ents, Mr. and, Mrs. Owen Kelly. Aircraft stood by to hurry fire fighters to safety should the win

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