i963 L9kzsler Carnivalmlaunched

(ll-IA

Crowds Throng S

By GEORGE WOTTON Excitement. saiety. color. andi action all menged into a success- iui. entoyabie. tun-tilled day as the Summersidc Lobster Cal-lib, val commcnced a week long FFIF‘ grain at events unparalleled in this province. crowd. estimated by carnl-J val manager. charles l-logan at more than 20.000 persons. lined the entire parade route to view. take pictures. and applaud the iloats. hands. malorettes. man-he ing units. and pretty girls that added hrilliance and sparkle to the parade which wu iavored with cloudy but clear weather while most other sections or the island were drenched with light rain or heavy showers.

Summerside stadium was crowd- ed with people following the 11 ads and throughout the evening. inspecting '

displays and exhihlis. and watch- ing the events presented on the carnival stage, including the led- tlll'e nuts, introduction oi the live tormer "Miss 9.3.x." tit- lehoidern Iluce 1967. together with the 17 lovely contenders lor the title during the present car- nival.

A large number or invited guests and carnival oiilclain were resent on stage {or the oiiicial opening last evening by » l-lon. Leo nossiter. provincial tai-

nister or iisherles. LEM SUPPERS

The delicious lobsmr and chic. lien suppers were iavorahly re. ceived and more than 1,100 suw pers were served under the dir. ection oi Ernie Moore. wit catering by the ladies or the Summerside Kinetie Club.

Many visitors to the island were among the people attend- ing the parade, suppers, and other carnival events, and sev- eral oi these had their that In‘ troduction to the delicious tasia

BO-KAY GARDENS WAS JUDGE? CHOICE IN

. a,\.., m...“

Horse racing in the evening at the adjacent Summeﬂide rncewa)’ Allo nttratled l l o o d

crowd.

The leature sets this year provide an entertaining variety of balancing. lusgling. tight wtre and unicycle acts presented two attractive yo u p g coupl who arrived late at the stadium yesterday aiternoon hut in true tradition oi showmapship staged the ailernoon show without the usual musical accompaniment and with a very brlai mnlmum at time to assemble their equip-

meu i The Ornmocto Llons Club band

3-?

an members and so malor- eim ldded lively lnliareat to the parade. and presented I ha nd whom and More!“ routine- It the Indium lllt evenlnx. in all. seven bands iormed part the hi1 Parade. Ind Along with the Summeraide malorettes. the ommocut maimtiea. foilr plar loans of "lion and one from the RCAF‘ llntion made An in- terestlng array oi mrchlnl un-

l . FISHERY DISPLAY

The ﬁshery display extendinﬂ (or M feat lions the north end 0 the medium. Proved a (lacin- llion to vilier who were thrill.

the (tall which range from tiny

"I to In length Ind Include a number at live pound trout. - Iturgeonv

ll! ﬂed in the wild We dtlplly oi Iliillllll Ind bird! lot-Dd in In Ire- d the "It llde of the [Indium I ll d e r tho hlneher

Ana Dilruil' New I interesting “mm! the commercial ditplaya in oils

niider the spiaisorslsip oi arzc Province Economic Councllt restoring so oirtatand- tog display oi island products produced by Arnal- samated oa l rlel. Deemln'l Frosted ioods. and central Crete

To View Gian’r Parade

the various booths. l

Ind mljorellel, comprising dome 5’

ed with the motion and Itle 0! 1’

more than two tact It I’-

v with chicken as an alternatlva

t rims,"

RLOTTETOWN’S CONFEDERATION FLOAT WON TOP PLACE FOR SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR

’rree’rs

Another outstanding display is the woodworkan ari oi “Maple Tree Craii by the Lcaviits ii .\l- ; berton. who have an excellent exhihit oi their ' that has grown trom a hnhhy in a hill time husincss recosiiised1 as one oi the iinest oi its kind mi Canada.

The art exhibit sponsored; again this year by the Summer~l aide Paint Centre, ieaiures thel work oi island artists Featurcdl in the display are a uumher M" seascapes and landscapes oii P.E.l. Earl MIL-Bride. one the attendants at this display said that there are ahout 75 ad- ditionai paintings which will be used to change the gallery around so as to vary the. pat.

Carnival headquarters in the l "am hi painting: each day.

The Women's institute display oi handicrait work shown again this year on the mezzanine “nor. in the stadium. has attracted: the interest oi most women visi- tors and is under the supervls-i

lion ol the Read-s Comer wom- -eri's institute. .. l

NEW FACILITIES l

Carnival president Ben Cham- lplon expressed the appreciation of the carnival committee last inight tor the pleasing attendance int the first day of the Hill annu- .Il Summerside Lobster Carnival.

in his report at the oiiicial on cning. he is otrd the improve. ments the commltlee had mad. since the last carnival in pro- viding permanent quarters with- in the stadium tor the serving oil lobster SUPVers, and the Esta-i bilshment ot a private room tor tne exclusive use iii the “Miss P.E.l.“ contestants. during care nival week. and a! a meeting place tor the carnival committee during the months 0! pre-carnl- val planning. as well as serving Is a place lnr Ihe storage oi carnival ﬁxtures

The carnival midway located beside the siadiiim oiiers a biﬂ'. ger vitrier of rides. booths. and entertainment than ever before. and was well patronized through- out tiie aiternnnn and evening. LousTEi't FLOATS

The parade this year hnd twn [loath which (allowed the theme oi the carnival by depicting huge lobsters. The float entry oi the RCAF station siimtnerside had I la b a l e r replica measuring about 25 tee! in length and dad-

man in comma re- presenting “King Neptune".

The ﬂoat oi Brace McKay Lml had a giant lobster, And I tinge lobster trap.

Today. the second day oi the carnival. in designnted as "Chil- d guts underway

It the

Queen Elizabeth park a 9.30. with eoua start made on a track and iield clinic at e sam . The Bill Lynch midway will open at 1 pm, at tho stadium CHILDREN'S PROGRAM

The ohildrsn's program coin menclog on the stadium staga It i 15 will consist of I number oi games arranged especially tor the children. including a doll car» it a r a d e, carnival cash awards. drawings ior {our hlcy- cles. and oiher eicnta oi [pec- ial interest to children.

The icature acts will also a. resented on stage at 2 pm. tor the special delight oi the young-

’a?

loiisier suppers will he served In in. stadium train a to a pm.

(or any who prefer it to lobster. a preliminary hldglng oi the "Min Prince Fadwll‘d lainnd'

contest will begin at a pm. when 17 y contestants will

matte their second public ap pearance on stage

name rnclhlz will commence again under the lights at the raceway at 8.15. with shelter and oomiortahle seating accommoda- the ncwly renovated grandstand tor race iaas regard- iess hi weather conditions. e teatum sets will be seen again on the stadium stage at ii pm. and all oi the other car- nlval teaturas will he open to the public until midnight.

E is

met-in. Thin dtlpily 'h Ilmut pertain in aurprlu Oval Iﬂlnd

NUMBER BY DISTANCE Emile number! in Columbia! tin

title: tell how mllw Item billliiinl in (min the mar.

Vacation School l

nual vacation aibie school class led on Friday at noon. alter a

ti ks :ff:{‘l'{jt

can.

CAUGHT

ii i l

laie Wright. Miss Marlon Robin. ison, Mrs, Dick Van Herk. and rs. Edna .lenkuis. Pianist was

Mrs. ivan MacDonald was dir- i’ecloi‘. . M he leaders were: Miss Lou- Ends Ar Bed u T M eq 8 ise Calihecis. Miss Louise reier. Wang, C, nedeoue United Church an. son. Mrs ivan Dawson. and‘ Percy Aiilech \ Helpers were. Miss Carruthers. Miss Linda Gould

aig. Rev. Mr. Estabrooits was pm

cates were present

rollment oi seventyriive pupils. ‘Herbert MacDonald. Miss Jean-

make cars that fight rust a lot longer? m DOES (the exclusive Deep-Dip process with 7 times the waild's mostcampletely rusi-prooied an)

make brakes that won’t fail even with a broken brakes have trout and tear systems brat operate independently. It one set is damaged tile other coir

make mufﬂers that won’t corrode or ntst out? RAMBLER DOES (the exclusive CetamioArn-laurdd the original buyer owns his Rambler.)

make the lowest priced Canadian-built cat? ﬁAMBLEE may it not only Is the lowest priced but also the most economical to operate and maintain. The American

make doors that close solid, straight and title '! RAMBLER DOES (Uniside, the newest development

ﬂ parts with a single piece stamped out at a sheet of steel.lesyou greatersirengltt,mnnpeﬂeddoorﬁt.) chair? RAMELER noes (chair-height seats. thinly collsprung.adjustindividuallyi‘lheymnveriinstantly make a car that gives top performance and (3’ economy? RAMELEB Dosstwitti one oftllebesl ' the best periorrrlance In either a six or V8 auxin. Willi exceptional economy) mwnisida construction makes posslble thawing and hlahast dooropenings. Try getting in sndoittaia

Anything else you’ve mr wantedln a car? look itvorlita buil-

tiiill new Ramblers. liatto a talk with your Rambler Dealer. He'll

more galvaniud sieelon critical areastnakes Ramblnr @ hydraulic line 7RAMBLER DUES (Doublesateiy tinuesiiooperate.Selisadiustlng,too.) mumarandtailpipe are guaranteed in lastaslonzas it’s the RamblerAmerlcan . ..and i wmeswiiiiallighperfotmance Six cylinderengine,ioo.) oi Single-Unit construction, replaces scores ot small make seals as comfortable as a reclining lounge lniba napcaunlli Headrestsare also available.) weighteiarhorsepower ratios in the industry you got make it really easy to get in and out ? mates Rdmbldtsoan atypurnaaraai Dealer's.) habappymmwnmymumsyoubdnmm

amnesia-ammonia immuniti-

rs. Arthur Craig. Director, Mrs

‘seni on the closing day and gave. an address an Missions. Certiﬁ-

why don't they...

'a‘

limo

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summers de Ancl Prince County The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. July 16, 1963. 3

was the best vacation school an tar held in this community. Much credit is due those in charge in makintz the wheel a marked ‘success

i LIVE WELL Huge lea. runner and enco-

’ _ ‘ to the nut plantations give Ceylon ona ‘sumsslul (we dayl- With In en- Mrs. Norman Macl-‘arlane. Mrs diiiereni classes. Lunch was ser» lot Asia's highest standards “I vcd to the pupils each day. This living.

lass stint-rat tan aims noon m-Ilriu «w st it. You" mat “It mono. w motes-mm and

ALLISON MacLEOll LIMITED cum-w smurf-elm