DON MESS“ Ind III! II- Ilnderl arrived it Summer- llde lllt Wening liter I flighl direct from Winnipeg In ItLend the Summe‘rllde Lob-

ster Carnival today where they will be leatured in two shows this nitcmoon and evening. to. gcther with the suchta nan- ceis. immediately alter their

lrrlvll yellerdny Don ll leen. center. together with Ray Sim- mom. left. being welcomed hack to the Island by Charlel Hogln. manager a! the Slim- merside Lobster Carnivnl.

Coronation Ball To Bring S'side Carnival To Close

By GEORGE WUI'I'ON Today. the ﬁnal day oi the six Summerside Lobster Car- nivll. In “Coronation Day". when pretty 19 year old. Cheryl Pan- uetle chosen last night as the new " is: Prince Edward Is- lnnd " will be officially cI'ownPd

p.in., toilowing s coronation parade train the marine whari at 1:45.

Don Messer and His islanders.

Western Cdnu‘ln. will highlight the llinrnoon and evening pro- lrlms In the stadium with par- lormance! nt2145 and 8:30 um. and Will also Attend the coron~ ltlon bell in the Summerslde legion nudimrium At 10 pm. The holiday gull twmnm-nt It the Summerslde Grill and Country Club will see the com- pletion of the ladiee‘ 36 hole play. Ind the lirsl 13 ed the men's

division which wlll be compict- 17 contestants, and the selection ed tomorrow. There wul also be oi the new queen of the island. a dance and barbecue at the club tonight for contestants and delighted the carnival visitors guests. twlilcebéinily throughout the week. wi seen in {last performan-

MORE LOBSTER . . .

Delicious lobster and chicken m at 3'” "d "H" "m‘ suppers win he Ierved irom PRIZE rmnmA'rluN

to a pan. because 0' a much niesentation of prices to win- largor attendance than had been ncrs in iioat parade. Women‘s anticipated yesterday a shortage Institute competitions. livestock ot lobsters developed in the lat. show. and other lobster carnival ter part ol the evening serving, awards will be made by "Mi but carnival otiicials said last Prince Edward island" on the night that there will be so ask» stadium stage It 7:30 pm mum supPly today for all whit In addition to the emerald- wish to enjoy these tasty nub mcnt and attractions altered by Pm the midway other displays and

Attendance oi more than 4.000 demonstrations wiu remain open at the stadium last evening was in the stadium tor public inspec- the largest single group at s tlon irom l pan. to midnight. carnival event this year. apart when the 3th annual Summer- hom the parade. when the sta- aide Lobster Carnival will ot- dium was packed last evening iicially close what has :Lnendy with spectators who came to been indicated as its most suc- view the tinal appearance at the ccsslul show.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summerside And Prince County‘

The Guln‘liln, Charlottetown, Snt., July 20. 1963. S

Gallant Ancestor; Came Here 1720‘

i The lolluwing story on the his. In the year 1720. the ﬁrst set. tory oi the Gallant tamily in this province is written by Prolenur .l. H. Blunchard. Charlottetown. the pmvlntne'd best known writer at Acadlsn history. It Is written in connection with the reunion oi the Gallant: planned hes-s early in August.)

Michel Hache tsumamed Gal- lantt. ancestor oi the Gallants. was born at TruiS-Rivleres. Prov vince oi Quebec. in 1660. He was

wu rench at Port Lanie. From sea bassln Michel HacheGailant w sent '0 the new settlement in be hnr- l hour mnsler Ind captain of llle‘ rnllilln. Here he wu loan lnl-l lowed by several members of his lnmlly.

On I map a, Purl Lnlnle dal- ed 1m. ot which copies are to be round at the Canadian Itr-

educaled In that City and came to Acadia as a young man to be the secretary of Sieur de In Vllliere. Lord oi the Selgniary ol Beaubessin (now Amherst. N. S l. with headquarter! It Benuselour. There In 1690. he married Anne Cormier. dauglh ter oI Thomas Cnrmier and Mad- eleine Girnunrd. They had I Inm< lIy of 12 children: Seven [all and five daughter].

chives. Ottawa. are the [allow-l ing name taeginning at that end ill the Whirl It Rocky Point Where Ihe terry ban! “Full-view i docit and continuing in a southerly directiuni Hacne-Gsilant. Charles Hache- Gnllnni. ' .lean . saptisto Hache - Gallant and Marie HscheGauant. ersl other names sre also liatr ed on this map oi Port LnJoIe.

The lecture Acts which have QM

Another son 0! Michel Hubc-

Ilemeiit in Prince Edward lllnndl ‘

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UNIFORMS ISSUED

All Minor League nnd Little League players are requested be on hand at the Tennll Cuurla this morning nt 9 am. when unilarnle will be Issued.

Ian Broderick Montreal and Inn-nine Phee, Cross swimming und water saler instruclors Ire seen as Hwy

S’side Store

Gailnnl is Iislrd on lhll rnBP II living along Ihe Hillxboru river nenr the present settlement n! Plsquid. This sort. Francois. was

WEATHER ,

TORONTO (CF) — Tempera-

tures issued by the weather married to Anne Boudmt They oilice: had a lsmtiy at 10 sons nd daughters: Louis. Ange. .lean.

Dawson ., Joseph. Charles, Pierre. Simon, Vancouver st 74 Basile. Sylvestre. nene. Mal-le- Victorin as as Rose and Anne. Two oi the sons Edmonton . so at did not remain in Rustlcu. Syl- Caigary . 61 so vestre and Rene settled to shed- chins 55 33 inc. Many nl their decendants Winnipeg 59 at are to be iound in Westmorelnnd arena: 72 75 Ind Kent Counties, N5.

tawa at 3! Michel Hache e Gallant was Montreal 57 u drowned In North River n can

cbec 56 on what is now known I: you Fredericinn (E 79 Point. The following is a tran- Snillt John . 5B 75 dlntion 0f the burial ceniilcnte Monoton so I: as contained in the copt reg- Hslitnx . . 58 so isters oi Ihe parish oi Port La- Chariottetown — 72 ole:

yI‘lney 56 59 i'l‘ranelullmll “On July 17. Yarmouth . so 71 7. i the undersigned. have 5!. Jahn'l . 45 51 interred In the cemelery “I lllil

port, the body or Michel Hache. inhabitant at this place. who had isllcn through the ice at the mouth oi North liiver on the tenth at April last, and was tound today. Angellqul Collin. pasto '

HALIFAX AC?) e— The tlicr otiicc says sides generauy cloudy aven- Mariliine Provinces late Pridny and log was being reported along the coast oi Nova Scohia and in the Bay oi Fundy. Seat»

Carleton Siding Boy Is Iniured

BOan — A lLanNld Car- lemn Siding buy suffered a dis- located shoulder nnd numerous bruises when he was pinned be neath il trnctor at Desable yea-

Garth raynter. son or Mr. 'arui Mrs. James Payntcr was pinncd under the machine when it over. turned near a garage alter going about 50 ileet downhul irom where it was idle.

c machine. owned by ans. sell MaoLean. whom the hey was visiting. started to roll alter the boy had gotten on it and threw the clutch.

When the boy was pulled tram beneath the machine he was taken to Dr. ltlhcicod at Eun-

aw

Both the tractor and the near- - garage caught tire. The dinner was a total loss.

Radio astronomers in South Alricn. Britain and Florida are engaged on a joint probe of the planet Jupiter.

Has Break

SUMMERSle — A break II. Earl's buy-Rite grocery. alti Cnnvent Street. Summerhide Thursday night netted thieves some “5 In cigarettes. cigars Pastry and masts.

The proprietor. said that a set oi d hie doors Al the hack of building had been pried open. A planlr that held the doors was pried from the wall.

Mr. Pineau said that approxl. malely $40 worth 0! cigarettes was the main item taken. He Said that the more closed Thur!» day 9 p.m and everythinﬁ was intact at 1 so.

Heavy Steer Is Raised, Solcl

KENSINGTON —- A Holstein steer weighing 1.71!) pounds at the age of twu years Ind Seven ‘mttntllri. is said In be one or the

TIGNISH BECOMING WATER SAFETY CONSCIOUS

help I few 0! their pupils in the clan of beginners do the motor-bani or controlled breathing under water. There

are In children and adult! iegismd tor swimming class- ea at Tigriish becomt Water nater consciotu. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM CHARLOTTETOWN wan. ~THUR. rwo BIG DAYS JULY

DUNKIRK a. NASSAU 3:00 and area m. 24 - 25

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Cheryl Paqué’i’re Chosen ‘Miss P.E.I.' AI Carnival

BY GEORGE wot-mu Miss Cheryl Psouette, s 19- yenr—old. tive-Ioot-llve greens eyed brunette beauty. is the new Miss Prince Edward ls<, land." chosen at the Summer- slde Lobster Camivsl last night tram 17 lovely contestants, and her two chiming princess are Miss Claudia Sears. and Miss Gall Macnonald.

The largest evening crowd or the carnival. estimated by car- nlvsl manager. Charles Hogan at more than 4.000 was on hand to enthusiastically view the event. as the contestants. dresl— ed in gowns ot gorgeous colors. presented a most attractive pic- ture as they appeared on static beiore the stadium audience,

Mrs. Enrl anueﬂe at Summer- side. and was sponsored in the contest by the Summersldn Lions Club. Cheryl completed grsde L1 at Summerslde Iiish School this put term. and plans to train as a nurse at the Prince County mutual in Summerside this s .

A peel president of Gemini leY Club. [he II also I mem- ber of the glrll‘ choir It Trinity United Church.

lnIerelled In mun spurts. and Ill active swimmer. site recent.- ly lens-Tied wller Ikllnﬂ. She ll Ilillled In sewing. and sunny of her own clothel.

Tn: PRINCESSEE

The two "Miss Prince ndwun Island Princesses". Miss Cilud< ts Scars, id. s live-foot—six blue. eyed blonde. Is s dsushter or Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scars or lummeislrle. and was Imm- ed by the Summerslde branch or the Royal Csnsdlsn lesion. and Miss Gall MscDonsld. II. n live-(out dive. brown eyed bris- nette. I: - d-uilhler or Mr. And Mn. Ronnld MacDonald or bed. rdue. and ws sponsored by D. Alex MacDonald Ltd.

To “Miss Prince Edward Island" Miss Cheryl raqnette. tines s 3100 wardrobe of her own vex-will choice. together with wt! in cash.

The two princesses. Miss K e l r l. and Mia Mchonnld. csch reeelve h m wsrdrobe sol- rcllon 0! their choice. In well Is 325 In cnh.

DEATH NOTICES (Knocked tsp lots Ior Clulllel M Me Hi

——_—-—— COSTA“. — At Ite MRI“

Ali 11 contestants received am The new Games of the Island 1th new bathing suits each val- take, ova,- ng, omolai outta, on nest at $30 done! by Sen marrow from Miss Eeryl McIn- Queen oi Canada Ltd. and pre nls. who has been "Miss Prince scntcd toeach girl hyhossMoc- Edwnni Island" (or the past Kencie. oi Macxenzle's House oi year. and who has presided st Fashions. local representativss|all major carnival events this tor the rim that donated the year. suits.

Master at ceremonies tor the CORONATION TONY mum 1“. “gm. and I. em, At s coronation ceremony this or the preliminary appearances WWW“ “.130 PM ‘“ "‘9 5'“ a, “I! EMS "mm... m we“, dlum. ionowmg s coronation pa.

tered uiundmhowcrs were still being reported from several localities in New brunswicir. A weslt disturbance cenﬂed lust north on Prince Ediwa island is expected to move iar noogh east to allow sides to cca ost regions early in the day. However. a second disturbance centred in South- westarn Ontario has already mread cloud and We“ as iar east as

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into the western portion of tho Mncitisnas this alts-moon.

Regimnl ts:

Northern NW: Sootia. Prince Edward Island. Enstam New Brunswick cuisines: early this morning. dwding over again by evading. warm. light winds. Low-hulls at mlaﬂolle- town and Monoton oz and in. Outlook for Sunday: snow.

High this today at Charlotte- town at 9.35 a.m. and 11.12 pm. At nustico at 4.49 am. and 7.42 PJn Summerside tide eighteen

minutes later than Charlotte .

town. Sun rises today at 4:46 and sets at 7.25 and rises Sun-

' with his team of workers to

Rev Roger D. Green ch ~ drenl missinner of the limb dren’l Speclnl Service Mission and the Scripture Uninn. arrives. on Prince Edward Island todly

Children's Annual Mission Slated For Cavendish Beach

5, island earlier this year.

. heaviest. it not the heaviest steer, lever weighed nn the Kenslnglonl jlive staclr scales. The animai.l purchased at the age ol on weelr an a New brunawiclt tarm wan raised by William B. Dnukh art in ion Fred. on their Lon: River farm. (in June 15, church at it o'clock also 1953. the steer was shipped by Mr. Green ll associated with H S. Mac-Ewen who paid 21 (:9an the Rev. Anthony C. Canon. gen- . n pound live weight. ernl secretary of Scripture Unr he Dougharts are wonderinl ion. Toronto. who visited the itanyone can top this weight tor In steer oi the same age.

gin the children's annual bench mission at Cavendish 3 acii camp urea.

This will be the third annual beach mission. so succesaiuliy and lavorably carried on In the past two summers. The prozr'lm has provided beech play. sand. buiiding. names. songs. contests. Bible stories and other vieaslnsto young,

unPe activities earts.

Their purpose of Scripture U'n- irm IS In promote lhnuzhtful Bl- ble reudinz amongst Bennie all ages. This is a worldwide movement. undenominetionnl In

1LT character and helplmz and Supplemenﬂnl the othrr Chrlrv

was Robert "Bob" Schurmnn.

ra_de born the marine whari.

MISS Paquetlie will be am 31 WERE JUDGES

cro e as the new ‘Mis

Judges tor the event last PE. and will preside at car-

were Mrs. Henry Wedge. ollnivnl swab and represent me

Summerside.oneotthet res province at various inaction. Judlzel last year; and two other throughout the next year.

ladies irom Nat Mrs. She wul also preside this sve-

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Vlrglnin Winner. Ind M . Ruth ning ill a cnmnnlion ball at the ' T d

awne Rnynl Canadian Lesion h 0 me

COLLISION RESULT

helm-Inn hinhllhl- Mbyleolllllonwﬂhtne er CI at In tied up In Quo- "MM Swi- tanker Inﬂv he blrbor Ihowln‘ the [uh belie II lol near the harbor.

titan atzenr-ies who are (lizard ln Ille spread and use M, the Bible.

day at I." Ind sell It 7.5. High tide Sunday at Charlotte wwn 10.33 mm. — High tide Sunday at nustico At 5.38 Lm. Ind 8.27 p.m.

mer program of beach misslnns are conducted by the have

been in progress all across CI- nada since April H. There are three such programs in the Mar» Itlme Provinces this summer. The Cavendish one mentioned. above begins on July to to Audi 3: Pt. dii Cherie. N.B.. Aug. I to Aug l7 and selmont. N n .lulv l7 tn July 27. I lie the programs are Inrl the benefit of camping tourism. local children have been enter. tained wherever possible . are cordially invited to partici- pnte In Ihe arllvity. Notwithstanding all the actlv. lttes oi a ach mission, Mr. Green will speaii ln Charlath iuwn churches tln the two Sun- days on which he is in Prince Edward island. Tomorrow. lic wut be in Centrnl Christian‘ Church at 11 o‘clock. and on July at to st. Paul's Anglican

BAY FORTUNE

Mr. Ind Mrs. Claude Delaney. Alblny Ind Mr. and Mrs. Alli- son Wood. Charlottetown. were weekend visitors at the home or Mr. Ind Mn. Lorrie Dlngwell. Mr. Ind Mrd. Douala! MIC- xelizle. Dartmouth. N S. were recent visitors In Forlun and

commencing at In o'clock. when she wlu be accompanist! by liar two princesses.

Mr. and Mrs. Monty Hyde were Sundly visitors at the home oi Mrs. Charles Collin.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Scott

were weekend visitors M Mr. Ind Mn Frank MleCIumphn. Mr. and Mn. Percy Wnddell.

Mrs Harry surlte.

Mrs Jocelyn com» and son nous s are visiting at the home or Mrs. CMIin'l sister. Mrs. Is- an Jenkins. Gothic. New Hemp shire.

Miss Don Ailken. Boston, Mu! . is vlslllnn Al the hnme of Mr brother and Aler-ln» w M M Mr nhn Allkrll

I'l'lill' CAIRI‘EI

n" 'Tﬂ'laei'i'ls'um it IM Menu-I'd. Hermes. II"! II we: m wnmrn [he {Int Ihlp dullned II III

DRUG STORE OPEN THIS WEEKEND JENKINS PHARMACY

159 GREAT GEORGE STREET

Will be open all day Saturday and will be (he only Drug Store open Saturday evening and all day Sunday.

DIAL 4-4219 FREE DELIVERY

FEATURING

CAPT. EDDY and his Big Cage at Full Grown. Jun ' gie Bred. Black Mane. Fighting Nubian Lions. Ona- nf (he most thrilling and spine chilling displays of

LOTITA

G R E A T E S T WILD ANIMAL SHOW

=IN THE WORLD

i I c The Charlottetown Fire Dept. proudly sponsor: the Largest Wild Animal Show and Combined Circus on Earth.

wild animal subjugation in all Circus History.

The Aeltnowldged High Prim d ‘Hle lira lirlnd

. BARBARA MILLER

AND m FAMOUS MILLER GROUP or E L E P n A N T s

O‘UR MONTAGU‘E OFFICE

wlu be moving tram its Maseru locstlosi to Mrs. uume'a buudtug on Main street. and will be open Ior business there on and Ilter July 25th.

Cyml Sh“ Ind Misti Mlnrhtn will be Kind lo serve old Ind new enllomeln at Ihls new location.

Hyndman & Co. Limited

lnllurlnoe Since 187!

OFFICES ' Cli'iows. Summeraldc, Albeiton. Montague Agean throughout his Prnvlnu

LOBSTER and TURKEY SUPPER

Georgetown Rink on Wednesday

July 24th.

Prices: Lobster .. 1.50 MmAanfs....... .. 1.25 Children..... 15c

DANCING Dlndng 10 pm. tn 1 mm. Music by the Thunder- belle.

Other Attractions 3 Antique display WM st Fortune Tu at War 0 And other enehhl events Thls function will take place Rain or Shine. Ill events to he Indoors.

. BILL NIPPo

l AND HIS GANG or CRAZY CLOWNS

In 1 hurricane ol hnwlinl hlllruy In which the” merry and

mnsten of lhe monkeyshlne lrl Indulge their exhlbllinnlldc‘

urle In llmbase min" In I vyMecbnk‘nl display If tomloolely: “SHOOTING FOR THE MOON”

CASPAR -‘ Th! younlster. moel during and lens-[lone] wild Inimll Inb lugulur it! all time, Pruean In I huge steel Irenn crowded with 2‘ stunted leoplrds, bluk pluthen. Sibeﬂnn writ-hound! and zebru. All treacherous Ind lemionr Inlunl Jungle enun- Ien. A Ihrlll you will remember I: Inn] II yon Ilv

SHARLENE The girl who slisim dine with death at every leﬂoﬂnlnﬂ.

YOU CAN AFFORD TO IRING THE WHOLE FAMILY Popular Prices: Adults 1.50; Children the

Buy Your Tickets Now ‘ : AVOID STANDING IN LINE

SEE AN“ MEMBER (IF THE ruAumrmTOWN FIRE DEPT.

BE OllR GUEST CIRCUS MORNING _ irninc see the nnlnsdlnit Mid leedhig oi the Inlny was nnlmnb—’ See the BI; Tent rlu In the nIr—Wlllb ﬁrl'lll City will! M) W l-ritas:_arins your elmm and coins smelt.

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other Prince Edward Island dates as toll-war , .. Mnntlny, July '22:

Tuesday, July 23"- . Friday, July so; . Sntnﬂly, July Keep us. Us! hr Ides-le-

Montague Sourle

Summerslde Alberttm

All-cult urn".