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! Highlighting this year's Old [Home Week celebrations will the the Gold Cup and Saucer ' Parade. '

If expectations prou- true. the inarade promises to he the big-

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Here Is the final parade ‘ makeup for Friday morning. 3 Aug. 21:

I 1. Sound Truck: I. {Can 8. starting Gate: t. Hor- ses and Srulkiea: 5. Color Party 1-— Canadian: 6. Royal Cana- dian Dragoons Band 7. Royal Canadian Navy Marching Unit: 8. City cl Oharhmetown Float; e. Charlottetown Board ' Trade Float; 10. Goldilocks and

Three Boars; 1‘1. Benevo-

gest and but 4! its five-year s histo .

No effort has been spared to ensure that It will surpass last year's extravaganza. when

will be Christopher ant Judging will be In three classes:

nd best institutional.

Adjudicator (or the bands Gledhill.

estimated 30.000 spectators lin‘ lunlon'vloe and military. ed

Enthusiasm soars high’“ jas parade day is near

Taking part will be the Blue Berry. Queen from the state at Maine. also the highly-touted Kathadin. Maine, Rangers Brass Band.

open convertibles. Children and ponies'in the. under the direct-

’lIi harness horses and saddle horses. with Virginia Putnam in c e. A new attraction in this year's parade. which Is sure to have wide appeal. will be about I: antique cars from the newly-ol- ganized Charlottetown Antique

Car Club. with Blair MacDon- ald in charge.

city streets to view the up, pealinz display of colorful ﬂoats, I bands, majorettes and owns, and comic characters. 1 . This year the public will be’ eated to the display of 38: floats. about 13 more than last; year. possibly 13 bands. and six; gmups of ma ttes. 'me bandal and majorettes both far exceed} last year‘s number as well. 1 Last year‘s winning float In‘; the parade was one entered by the Charlottetown Junior [Board

Trade.

The 1! bank —- eight more than last year, and six maps of majorettes -— five more than in 153. together with the ﬂoats. are sure to add the com-3

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bli-ned appeal. which will make;

More bands, floats featured in big parade ‘

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indlrations are lllis Gold (‘up and Saucer Will FUi‘pan: all oIth‘s llI e\‘Pnt's five-year history.

A: though to ensure this; un- excelled interest and preparat- too will see more cnII‘ics in the parade than any limo before.

This year time will he a minimum of 38 float: - about 13 more than last year; libly 13 bands — eight than in 196%: and six groups of smart - st 9 p p i ll 2 lllajﬂl‘f‘llt‘s,

With such a variety of rye- catrhing allracliolns lll store. there will be surc to not lic one moment llhl‘olIEhnlll the day

when there is not somelhing to see and enjoy.

The gala parade saw an 0511- lilaled 211.000 spoctalors two years ago in 1002. and a crowd turnout of about 30.000 last year. Wit-h llliS year's maul- moth parade, is hope spectators will top last year's number.

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iorpnps a war an". ‘19" o'dock, 1(‘3ylllg the hold at loileiown Hotel and the guests, nu]; ll‘iilennﬁtlznlgfg '11:: flil‘llpnfnng 2H:5;13% 3:09;; (afﬁx; High [192. oldniumper —~ Charlotte- aura ..-..-" -———- , ..o 00 an ; . . ar e‘own wn e ment; .

1 Patriots Gold C and Saucer mmission of gum” “d w» PIE! mm” . ‘ e t - . . . .I. ea Federation. OPEN . . greeeﬁtﬁﬂlbxr b. ﬁned M‘Ite'r Supply Float; 34. Montague 74. MJ'. mm“ 00,, Ltd. A

a y e p 1 n g . Th mp mop“; in ma MML‘Y'A Men's 'F'loal: 35. 2 Person Float; 75. Smith'g sound Can ' ' ' d 1 Horse; .‘iﬂ. Moore and Macicod No 4: 76. Yarmnllth Malnmltcs

Qucon Charlotte High School ‘ a route that will take it through the main business dis- trict to Ih Charlottetown Armollries where it will end.

Lieutenant-Governm’ W. 'J. MacDonald will take the salute from the reviewing land in front of the Centennial Building on Queen Street.

Following the parade, in priv- ate luncheon sponsored by the City of Charlottetown and the Provincial Exhibition Asso- ciation will be held at the (“811‘

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lent Irish Society Float; 12. Sil- ver Rockets Maia-oboe; 10. Burke's Pipe Band; 14. Canada Packers Ltd. Float; 16. I Coi-

onial Soldiers; in. Chandler Bros. Ltd, Float- 17 Atlantic‘ Wholesalers Ltd. F'loat; 18. children on Pom (about M)’

10. Charlottetown Buslneu and

fill Gold (‘np and Saucer Girls. Pl‘nlt‘sslonﬂl Women's Final: Other guests wil be llielllcn- 20. R.'I‘. Holman Ltd. Float: 2|. ant-Governor MacDonald, Prcm- ; Dominion Sm”. mm“; u

‘19!“ Walter 3- Shawv and ciVlc.Summerside Air Force Band;

and milit’m" diznltﬁrie‘s' 123. Charlottetown Lions (‘ﬂub In the afternoon band con— .noah 24' T. Eaton Company

certs will be staged in down- Float; 23 8mm” Sound Car

10““ Park areas; No. l; 26. Stellarlou Fife

' 1mm“ “‘9 i’“““‘°"“ “‘9” Drum Band; 27. Charlottetown

be 3" acmon‘paCRed card Rotary Club Float; 28 Imper-

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the parade a long-remembered. oectacle Cavonttlu d interval. along the parade route. will he eixl clowns and nine story honk and ‘ comic. characters. to give the parade even added appeal. start at 10 nd bomb and major-l ettes will compete for top hon- s in various classifications.‘ Judges for the floats will be‘ Mayor Robert Jordan. of Ells- worth. Maine and Cmdtr. B.A.H. , Cartwright of the Royal Ca-. nadian Navy Ocean E s c ort‘ HMCS Cap de la Madeleine. Prize; will be awarded floats in the following categoriesw most original, best commencial‘

of harness racing with trailers m on Co ‘ Glo‘. and pacera at the Charlottetown j wri " Sea Fis'mng 'Float. Driving Park, with the best 11; [Mount Site“, a H, 30 long the Mal'itimes appearing. ‘Flna'; 31v ' '

Summerside Major-l

a v. ‘ . - (Imp Flounch Will he on PH‘. Float 3.]. 3mm“ Mund (.arl

riat Aeeociation Float; 70. Dal-1 moral Girls‘ Pipe Band; 71. North Rustico Wild Life Float:

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I " ' m “m right m’ciﬂ'”a 1m: [lash ""- 25 - Mam”? Fl‘lebpl‘l‘l' ‘Gol'd Cup and Saucer Girls: 79 u to s O W all? M $t'atorsmwillt £3221” 2111: Q‘Jpen- 39- “Mennla‘l Malor- Charlottetown Fire Department‘ mark.” ' lettes; 4n, Katahdin Rangers (5 Units); 50. Red Cross Van; PLENTY 0!“ MM? . 1 "at 81. Police Patrol. Two Rural ranalan \‘Mi' lPine IIK under the command of‘ from both vessels will take a rnm and ceremnnv and My 42. Nurses Alumnae —. Char- NR: (Flown. rend Great George, SM. mﬂm Ocean Escort’. are m (‘har- /. dr. Cartwright. and the (lut- loading; part In the Gold ('up and Fan'rvam surround {he 'm"_ lotlrtown Howlial; 43. .' 0- throughout parade to fill gang lotletown and lhclr crews will Icmoni ls (-nmmandod by Lt.- Saucer Parade. "mg ~nf this Island raping das- rhm. “mm” The “Fume. Space

take part in tin: Year‘s Gold Cup and Saucer Parade.

Thor are the HWCS (‘alp de la Madeleine and HMCS Outre- mnnl

Boll: ships :u‘o from tho 91h

Canadian Fst'orl Squadron. menl. 'llicy are based at Hali- he 3 cm” pm}. “mp” Man “mm m, d‘mmnn Or "NM: hark “mm... puh‘aml Camam. . co by ('mdr. BAH. ax. in: a Cutlass. The color party Mumford win sing The IsiandjSusan Farrillharsou. Arthur Ste, Cartwright. The Cap de la Made- Officers and crewmcnlbers will be mm be followed by an; Hvﬁmn a. a thSﬂ wad. to vens. Maxine Henry. Phillip ‘ ' i'g—ﬂdﬂr armed 60mm“. “‘1 behind? of. post, Two outridera will Henry. Valerie McAlwI'. Diana ' my . them will a m archingi lead the 1mm“ in the Wm pap ghompson‘;r Flreda gokaarllyr. ' I I ' ‘planou. ade ognrs. arpue ,ar. Carol

Cmdr. R. L. Donaldson,

The Ocean Escorts arrived in Charlottetown on Wednesday. and will remain here until Sat- urday. whon lho)‘ get under way again for their next assign-

Heading the parade will he a color party with a petty officer bearing the. White Ensign, flanked by two other petty of- firms.

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Band: 41. Clover Farm F1

sic. islanders and adopted ls-tMa"; "Mil BMW; 44 anat‘ landors will be stirred as thoyiscnH Pm" “and: 45' Monta'

I en the ins irin strains J 3"” Strawmm "’93 “m: gland W p g 446. Taylora Jewellers Float; 47,

the island Hymn fill the ‘Rogcrs Hardware Po. Ltd

driving park. . '- The r. E. I. ('Plllf‘lllllal Elmira? F1031: 4“ 2"“. how on “Miss-

'l‘he Ccuicnnial (‘lioir is a “mmmanv Rnwm‘ R'ld' 519‘ mixed choir of over 40 voiccs. . Pl‘an'e Wf’llnv‘l'. Sherry (magnonald. Don Mar-Donald, Mar-

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be tied Ilp at the new depart- m5 mambprs a“. from ' " ' l men-t of transition 1003' I" the lotletiowrl and neighboring dis—..lorie Dawn Mathew. a. t e foot of Queen Street while here. ‘ mot" and (h, (man-'5 Dumas, Cooper, Joan MacCalliim Ag. ll is planncd that the ships is m permer at (mammal nos Stewart; 49. Village on will be open for public visiting, “"10”an m1 “1,. Island (‘mpaum 5n. Ummd Fund: 51.. ‘

during lhoir foul-day slay.

Each shill has a complement of About 10 officers and 150 mrn

There is one (‘liarlottctown of'iccr aboard Illn (lutremont. SuhLiculcnnul William llanlh- l,\'. son of \lr. and \lrs. \l’. 1,. liambly of North River Road.

The tvn Ocean Escorts last called at Charlottetown on the the \‘nval llay wnckcnd. Jilly fl0 Io .\IIL'. 3.

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during this ycar's Gold Cup and Saucer Parade activities. Last year in addition to the three} visiting frigatcs. For: Eric. Lan-' l ark and New Waterford. the; It‘ll)’ was \‘isilcd by the i submarine Sea ()wl.

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Bolwcon the third and fourth 1 “011132119 1’1” Department dashes, the choir will sing sov— Float: 52. Ali Baba and Three era] numbens from the platform Thieves; 53. Smith's Sound Car

front of the grandstand. J _ 3; 54. Scantlebvury'a Ma-

A. this year's fifth running jm‘elles: 55. Dr. Maude Bur- of the Gold (‘Ilp and Sauccr bank Iopt‘n convortihlel: 56, classic ends. the owner. driver llr. Maude Rurbank's Band: 57. and winning horse will be l-icndcrsnn and (‘udmore Float;- brought to the winner's circle‘ﬁh. Kinsman (‘luh of Charlotte- where the presentation of The; town; .lim MacKay _ Pala- Flvening Patriot trophy will be mino (Stellartonl; 60. Sea Ca- made. Prosen-I will be the Gold dot Band: 61. North River Jilli- (‘Ilp and Sauocr girlS. each of ior Formrrs l-‘lrml: 62 Provin— whom will be reproscutlng n rial ('ouncil (‘atholic ancn's horse colored in the race. and lpaaue Final; 63. 0 Antique the girl representing the winning ‘ Cars rAn‘ique Car Club): 63. A» horse will be. crowned Miss Gold _ lrving Oil Co..: 64. Royal Bank, Cup and Saucer for 1964. lo! Canada Float: 0L5 Ruth Rosa

This will climax and bring Vlajorolms; 66. Fredericton Air to an end the colorful day. and . (‘adcl Band: 67. Town; of Sum- one that should be long rcmem- mcrslde Final: 68. THE]. Rag berm. lCompa'ny Float; 69. P.E.I. Toti-g

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