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YOUR MU.iTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD
i.nd THUNDERBIRD DEALER
TNIer S. le.elington
Two years ago a quiet little
island is the St, Lawrence River
was a piece where citizens might
go, when in search of a peaceful
oasis. Expo was a great plan in
the minds of its originators.
A year ago the island aria 417
acres of reclaimed land from the
Mighty river was largely a sea of
CHINA AND VIETNAM
Vek-ran iiewsinan-auttior "Wil-
liam Stevenson (above), an ex-
pert cot the Far East has been
assigned to raver fattenovirig
events ill mainland china and ;
Vietnam fer 013(1 television and
radio newt'. Stevenson has been.. 1
frozen mud, criss-crosed by a
series of .makeshift gravel-and-
dirt jabs.- •
N'e'w Expo is a reality — and
(he mid-river site Is charged with
Much of the zest and zeal, enter-
Prize and excitement, glamor and
go-go that will burst full-blown
on the world ,when the magnific-
ent extravaganza • is officially
kr-enly interested in the Vat East
:c.i(1 when the Toronto tally
assigned hint to Korea. to re.
pr,rt c.a the conflict. there. Work.:
leg out of Hong Kong, he. now Will
file exclusive, first-hand report6
of major happenings ill China
and Vietnam fo• 0T30.
opened April 28.
Only 0 year ago• some 2,000
workkys toiled oil the stark, frozen
concrete foundations or drove the
giant diesels. By. November • '6(i
this total was • over the 8,000
mark.
schedule promises trial
by the end of next month 116
projects that are the responsib-
ility of the Expo Corporation
itself will be Conipleted. This
will leave only a mere 18 to go
until the top-level executive can
heave that mighty sigh of relief,
thlt, even then, there'll be the
final details like street furniture,
fountains, and a dozen other
important things that can't be
done until the last minute.
Looking over the site now
there is no evidence of any major
work won't be completed on
time, The few pavilions with
some work uncompleted are the
smaller ones — uncomplicated in
design and easy to
Expo Express and the mini-
rail are finding bridges and
Ponds and lageons right Where
they should be according to plan
as they swing around and
about on trial runs.
The LaRoade aintaement area
is alteadY gay, with the French
Childi'en's World, The Garden of
the Stars.
The dolphins are learning their
lessons wt-ei in their .Poricla train
lug school; the kangaroos are
kicking up in Australia, and will
be all ready for their places at
the Children's Zoo.
And food ••—• would you believe
35 chefs • in ..as .many countries
drawing up -special menus and
practicing their culinary not in
new and untold ways?
(Address correspondence to,
Tracy S. Ludington, aXPO
at 7005 Kildare. Road, Montreal
29).-
BELGRAVE SCHOOL FAIR
GETS NEW NAME
Belgrave - myth -Brussels c.ho-
01 Fait' will, be the new name for
the I3elgrave School Fair when it
is held Sept. 13th.
Re elected as president was
Harold Vincent, Other officers
are; first vice - president
George .hohnston;
vice-president, Peter de sea'd Groot;n
secretary-treasurer', Mrs. Leslie
:J3elt; auditors, Mrs, William
Coultes and Mrs, Stan. Hopper.
It was announced that a grant
from the school board Will be
given. Seeds will be suppied by
the fair board. Advertisements,
will be sold for the prize list book
as in the past.
Directors of the fair are:
Morris Township, Wilfred Baines,
Mrs, ;-4:011 11CI :A ..11MM, Mrs. Peter
cit m libel], William Elston, CI lea
•sollees, Stanley Helmer, Clarence
Yulli Mrs. elrasby, John Wesse-
link, Lloyd Pease, Mrs. Louis
Phelan and Boyd Taylor,
East wawa nosh, Mason, Palley,
Hobert Carter, Mrs; William
I 'aid .i.e rson , au rice Hallahan,
Mts. Arnold Cook, Eldon Cook,
Mrs. floss 'Taylor, Wilfred Walk-
er, Kenneth Wheeler, Henry Pat,
tiS(171, Mrs. Richard Moore, Kea-
nefli ClIrri0 and Howard Walker.
lielgrave, Mrs. Clifford Purdon,
and Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse.
Myth, hi,.'. and Mrs. Robert
Henry and .-I r. and Mrs. Ed Wat-
sLis, Ralph Pearson and
Sack elryans aril Mrs, Robert
Mrs. Gordon lkiiirnan, Mrs.
Robert Itaytuottd Mrs, Harold
Vim eat will be a committee to
revise the selmoi work iu the
prize list.
Music Festival conianittee are:
G. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Normaa
Coultes, Mrs, William EISton,
Mrs. -Wilfred Haiues, Mrs. Sidney
Thompson, Mrs. Phylis Rogers,
Mrs, Lloyd Walden, Harvey Mc-
Dowell, Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs.
Glenn ;Johnston, Mrs, Bruce 111a0--•
Donald, Mrs, TIny Vincent, :fames.
Laurie Rev. A. Johnston and Mrs.
Williatti King,
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