THE GUARDIAN.

GEIARLOTTETOWN

MAYZQM

TUESDAY.

Extensive Program Will Mark 17 0th Anniversary Of City Of Saint John

J01-IN. Celebrations l"I0th annivs-rsar,i' of the Loyalists and the founding of Saint John. New Brunswick. are expected to draw thousands of visitors to the Loyal- ist City. The cnlebra-lions will be focused in an ziiinivei's:iry week program. to be held in coii.iuIW- .ion with the Coronation observ- ance. The program will extend from Saturday. Max 30. to the fol- mriniz xhatui-diir. -limit 5'

Dunn; the week. Rain iestiviities will lend a holiday air to Saint John. However. on Sunday. and on Coronation Day itself--Tiies- tiay. June 2 -- a solemn religious note will prevail. On the day the Queen is crowned, observances in

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Saint John will be confined almost.

entirely to church service:.

A special civic church will be held June 2 at Trinity Church. with similar se,i'rir-es lll many other churr.ht-s with a View to having as many cicizoiis as p05- sible in attendance. A iiii chtirch parade with a mu: at the head of Kins: Strcoi uzii also be held on Tuesday.

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l.aunciiin:: the wt lions on S.i:tii'd:ii'. be a soap box ('t sponsored by the ternlty of the YMCA . fui event. will set: '10 entries rzii mi: in age from ll to is racing down Cranstoii Avenue in home- made masters.

A similar ?i9il'. last ed an outstanding success. club is sponsoring the derby this year on an expanded scale. it will be an all-day event, SYfll'lill2 at 8 am. with a parade preced- imz the raciiiz heats, which uiil last from 1030 am. until 430 p.m. Winners in two classes uill be selected to compete in the Maritime soap box derby champ- ion.-hips at. Halifax Sept. '1.

Colorful Parades

year prov-

This will be the opening ewiit in the week - long fesiivi-tics Special free concerts are pl:iii- i

lied by the Saint John Syniphony

Orchestra. Several parades of colorful floats scheduled. A number of i'isit:ir: naval vessel:

are expected to be in port. and in- vitations have been extended fleet units of Canada, the United States. the United K:ncdom, France. the

Netherlands and Urugiiay. It ;: anticipri-ted oolorfiil police and miIit,ai'v units from ritlicr coun- tries will also be here to takr

part. in pararlrns

The sky over: Saint Jnllli is sche. riuled to be lit by brilliant fire- works riisplays during aiiiiii'ei'sai'y week. A hutze bonfire on Fort Hour Hill is slated to precede the open. in! dlFPl-Tl" Cliff school chiidrnii uiil be ' 'e:i's of sonic 2:'i.li0i) ronimeniot Ac I'llfi'lil'.l'lIyg i,,.m.1m

of of arms of Saint John and the

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The '

ll portrait of the Queen. the coat

dates of the city's founding.

During the week. band concerts will be sprinkled throughout the program, with one scheduled for every nir.:ht except June 2. The c-itj: will be especially decorated for the obso.ri'mice. and local mer- chants are sponsoring a. monster .mer(-handise bonus awards. offer- linr 55.000 worth of free merchan- 'dtse. . l Sponsored By Group:

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i Numerous local organizations are co-operaiiiiii with the city's Coronation Committee in planning for the celebrations. Various szroilps are sponsoring different event: to acid to the festive air. T. ;;i'o'.in-spoiisorcd events include daiiriiiz. siare siiows. open air con- certs and sportiiiir events. i For those inierested in dancing, xiii!-ire will he street dances in ciiurize of tlic Royal Antediiuvian loes; the 21 Club of sponsoring nightly

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1. with Don Meuer uid His Is- landers featured at the A.rmoi.u-lea June 5.

Another dance, expected to draw widespread interest. will be a for- mal Coronation Ball to be held June 2 at the Armouries. This is sponsored jointly by a committee of the Municipal Chapter. IODE and the New Brunswick Scottish Reginient. The regiments band will be in attendance. and dancing music will be supplied by Paige Ormandy's Orchestra.

Masked Ball

On Thursday night. June 4. I free masked ball is being sponsor- ed at the Arniories by the Local Cotincil of Women Stage shows will; not be lacking either, with the leading event to be presenta- tion of "Coronation Follies" under the sponsorship of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at. Saint. John Hiizh School Julie 3, 4 and 5.

Numerous sporting events rang- ing from softball games to a' marathon foot race through city streets are also planned A high- light in this regard will be June 2 regatta at Lily Lake, when an attempt "'ill be made to revive the once-popular sport of comipetitlve rowing and sculling.

Exhaustive details for these and other celebrations are being work- ed out by the city's Coronation Committee. composed of a num- ber of loading citizens from all brancnes of life. headed by the city's cxeciitiie-director, E. D Walsh.

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AVONLEA W. 1.

Mrs. R. G. Fleming, North Rus- tloo. entertained the members of Avonlea Women's Institute at her home on Tuesday evening, May 5th. Twenty-two members and one visitor were present.

The president opened the meet- ing by singing the Institute Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. The minutes of the last. meeting were read. approved. and signed.

Roll call was responded to by members hlnding in bulbs. plant slips. shrubs and seeds. Commit- tees gave their reports and new ones were appointed as follows: Rustioo school, Mrs. Leigh Warren. Mrs. Roy Woolner (re.-sppointedt:

Onvcndlnh school. Mn. Milton

Green. Mn. Alhod Moore; Rustico 11!!

5101!. Mu. Reginald Ms.cNeili. Mrs. Earle Simpson: Cavendish sick, Mrs. Reginald Simpson. Mrs. Chea- ley Clarke.

001”1'e6p0nden - was read and discussed. It was moved by Mrs. mmut MscLure and seconded by Mrs. M. J. Doyle that a bill for sup- plies for the school be paid, and the motion carried,

Mrs. .Ira Maccoubrey extended an invitation to the members to meet at her home for the June

"1315?-1-I13. when roll call is to be an- swered by esoh member bringing a hat. they have decorated. The hats In to be brought in a paper bail. auctioned off and worn by the

purchaser for the rut. of the oven-

An auction of the plant slips, bulbs. etc., wu held with Mrs. Ern- est. MacLure ospsbly filling the role of auctioneer. A nice sum was realized. Lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge. and the meeting closed with the National Anthem.

MEADOW BANK MISSION BAND

The May meeting of Meadow Bank Mission Band wu held on Frldsy afternoon, May 15th, with a good Attendance. "How Gentle God's Command" was sung. Scrip- iure readings by Garth Scott and David MscPhall were followed by

the Lord's Prsyu in unison. T Miriam Hyde read the minutes Ell Goodrortlns

of the April meeting and coiled :- y

the roll, after which collection wu After I man ilnllhed mun

received. A new life member was 3"" W lemonade he had bmln:

from two boy mu one of the boyla "g'oi:r nu NICKY We had some left. m,”.”:j” dog stuck his nose i i "' lIPl3i.nl it up." n t ma "ml" mm. -- Little Johnny at L introducing the entries glee all is! Next he upset the bowl ogmhy. fish, twisted s knob off the id" 9003 lflnd-dad's watch to flu” and let the bath overflow D em” "rho little ilendi" my m said when, she was told. upnmh" Lsh him for that. Now he rhahitlug. 0

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Mrs. Charles Hyde led the Study Book. Readings were given by Wendell Hyde. Sharon MacLean and Millard Clow. A duet by Joan Home and Verna MacPhail, also Wilma and Doris Hyde, Jean Macphall and Eleanor Hyde sang I. selection. Beverly Jewell was appointed president to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Jean Nunn.

"Jesus Loves Me' and the Mix- lmh Benediction closed the meet- ln8- Mm Harvey MacI..enn and

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