MP hes EES, 5 Page 12-B = The Guardian -The Evening Patriot a lerland - Eranch explorer Jacques Cartie’s: comme i FA Sy Votre aT ryt S—tIC) a Tinaca: Tf “ d earth against lush green meadows, golden beaches | aor swt Jae ent will: ring. truly in pe ped py the warmest salt water north of Florida, tree shaded. ~~ = historic Charlottetow n, birthplace of the Canadian nation... you'll love everything about “The Island”. Vacation : pleasures — - ~~ are herein abundance. . . wonderful swim ming,-golf, deep-sea —— — Its a brief and pleasant journey and a large, -luxutious ferry ~~ brings you right ‘fo your fsland holiday. Start-planning today! ae! Sa < rince —— E _ a ies 1 : iss ane oF a < au : a He =< Cees 6 : £ > \ie - ‘ i : : as ae x 7 — 2 -—— Besides aving-| e-distinetior of-being Canada‘ allest-province,-the- = Coe oe — >. “of Being “The Birthplace of Canada’. It was in Charlottetown: in 1864 tha “Fathe: = foo ao > federation held their first meeting. Statesmen from Upper and Lower Canada and the-Maritimes a 2 De ara ae attended this momentous: meeting in the Island “capital which launched the discussions that, three ae a li pce es _years later, culminated in the Confederation of -British’North American, colonies into the Do-. : = : ata a _.. minion.of Canada. ee SSS arg yin ae ne ere - = oe coke : Se sarong: ae i. wo Besides. Being known-as-The Birthplace ef Canada, Prince Edward Island is proud of its eel : ; = “other descriptive titles—''The Island", “Garden: of the Gulf”, The Million Acre Farm", ands'The — = ’ : ¢ : Kentucky of Canada”. It was officially named Prince Edward Island in honor eff Prince 8 = f -~ Edward, Duke of Kent, father of Qtieen Victoria. Prior to that it was called Saint John Island by i C - the English, who captured it from the Frengh in 1758. The French called it He St. Jean. But probe ee ably the -most_romantic. namé of all-was that giv. én.it by its_original inhabitants, the MicMac In-° 00 oc ew Z se _ dians. They called it Abegweit, which; in their language, meant ‘"Cradled on the Waves’. , , na oe = Es ae ee *-Hén. Lleyd MacPhail ee —There is plenty-to see and do-tn-Prince-Edwaard-—tsland. Once. : ‘agein—ihe—Contedaration— 2 ne | Minister of Tourist Development ee eee ‘Theatre will stage its annual summer-long Festival of Musi¢ and Laughte-. There are also the usual . . - oe ee cae ie fairs and festivals in various parts of the province including the.Surmimerside. Lobster Carnival, «= | eS oe oe ee o the Souris Fisheries Exhibition, the Alberton Regatta; the Highland Games, the Scottish Festival, —~ nm ‘ ee Old Home Week, Gold Cup and Saucer Parade, and the Tyne. Valley Oyster Festival, =, : ¢