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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS clans wîll pipe in the Scottish World Festival The Clans will be gather- ing as the Scottish Wbrld FEstival returns to the Cana- dian National Exhibition -in Toronto, August 14 ta 17. Clan Bruce, Clan MacNeil, Clan Campbell, Clan Mac- Leod, Clan MacEachen, Clan Chisholm, 'Clan MacLean, Clan Ferguson, Clan Donald and aIl their Highland cousins wil be a part of the 1975 Scottish World Festival. The Festival returns ta Toronto's C.N.E. following its tremen- dous successes in 1972 and 1973. The 1975 Festival will be a Highland kaleidoscope of unmatched pageantry, colour and sound ta stir the hearts of ail Scots. Th e Festival actually opens Wednesday, August 13, with a Parade of the Pipers through downtawn Toron to at noon ta herald the openirg of the Third Scottish World Festival and the 1975 Cana- dian National Exhibition. The Parade will ihelude close ta 2,000 pipers and drumii- mers plus over a 1 ,500 military niusicians and druni corps performers. Over a million people are expected to lne the toute. Two Scottish Clans Chiefs will be Guests of Honour at the Festival's Tattoos. The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Chief of Clan Bruce, will be the Guest of Honour on Thursday, August 14 and Friday, August 15. Mý,acNeil of Barra, Chief of Clan MacNeil, will be Guest of Honour on Saturday, August 16, and Sunday, August 17. , Famed Canadian broad-, caster 'Gardon Sinclair aughor of the hit record 1"America" and Honourary Chief of Clan,-Sinclair in, Canada, also will be a special Guest of Honaur. Other ispecial guests will include. Donald J. MacDonald of Castleton, Chieftain of the MacDonalds -of Castleton and renowned Scottish author and historian; Brigadier Gen- eral Colin A. Campbelli Honourary Chief of Clan Çarnpbell in Canada, and Col. David M. Stewart of the Queen's York Rangers. The Four Evening Tattoos August 14 ta 17 in the C.N. E.'s .41,000 seat Grandstand will feature a thousand pipers and drummners from Scotland England, Ireland, New Zea- land and Canada, in the larg- est and rnost spectacular mass pipe band display staged anywhere in the world. Coming from the U.K. will be such "Masters of Piping" as Red Hacklc, Glas- gow Police, Shotts and Dyke. head, Scots Guards, British Caledonia of Renfrew, Bucks- burn & District, Dysart and Dundonald, Muirhead & Sons Poîkemmet Colliery, Robert Armnstrong Memorial, Sea- grarns 100 Pipers of Paisley, Mount Carmel and Mussle- burgh Royal British Legion. The Pipes and Drums of the City of Wellington, five- time bagpipe champions of New Zealand, will be coming from "Down Under"., ILeading the Canadian con- tingent will be Clan MacFar- lane of St. Catharines, Caber Feidh, General Motors of THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT NOTICE 0F APPLICATION LICENSING DISTRICT NO. 7 TAKE NOTICE that HATCH HOUSE RESTAU- RANTS LIMITED of the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, wiII make application at a Special Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario to be heîd at thie ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, 217 MURRAY STREET, in the CITY of PETERBOROUGH, in the COUNTY of PETERBOROUGH, on FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST, 1975, at the hour of 3:00 o'cîock in the AFTERNOON for the issuanoe of a DINING LOUNGE LICENCE, FOR THE SALE AND CONSUMPTION 0F LIQUOR WHERE FOOD ISAVAILABLE for the following premises: THE HATCH HOUSE RESTAURANT, 301 BYRON STRE ET, WHITBY, ONTARIO. Any person who is resident in the icensing district may object to the application, and the grounds of objection in writing shaîl be fiîed with MR. I1. J. SHIRLEY, the Acting Deputy Registrar of the ioensing district, whose address is 55 LAKESHORE BOULEVARD EAST, TORONTO, ONTARIO, MSE 1A4, at Ieast ten days before the meeting at which the application is to be heard. DATED atWhitby, this l8th day of JuIy, 1975. HATCH HOUSE R ESTAU RANTS LIMITED Applicant By its Solicitor, GARDINER, ROBERTS, 120 Adelaido Street West, Torontp, Qntario, M5H MT. Oshawa, 400 Sqdn. Air Re- serve, 'St. Thomas Police, Waterloo Police, Toronto Scottish, Metro Taronto Police, Guelph and the 48th Highlanders of Canada. Jolning in the Tattoa will be thp world famous Pipes And Drums and Regimental Bland of the lst Battalion Black Water (Royal Highland Regiment) from Great Britain ....the band of the legendary Brigade of Gurkhas plus the Brigade's Regimental Kukri dancers and the Buglers of the Sirnioor Rifes..the band of the Royal Fiji Mii- tary Farces..plus Canada's renawned Band of the 48th I-Ighlanders of Canada. Scottish Clans and Socie- tics will. be joining tagethei ta aperate a Scattish Clans Information Centre ta inform many of the 3.6 million peo- ple expected ta visit the 1975 C.N.E. about the glorious heritage of the Scottlsh High- lands. Macdonald's Road ta the lsles,, a twice-daily variety show featuring the finest in Scottish musical and comedy artists, will be staged at the C.NE. Bandshell. This wide- ly acclainîed show will head- line TV personality BiIly meek and singer Peter Glen. Inter - Continental Pipe Band and Drum Major champ- ionships will be h1eld on Sunday, August 17, "in the C.N.E. Grandstand, starting at 9 a.m. with pipe bands fromù around the world coïh- peting for the largest prize money of any pipe band competition in Canada. Scottish World Festival Highland Dancing champ- ionships will be held ail day on Saturday, August 16, and Sunday, August 17, on the C.N.E. grounds with over 500 I dancers competing. - ' CROSSWOR ACROSS, 1 European coal region 5 Cliques; coteries 10 Taj Mahal site Il Having talons 13 Knowledge 14 Helen Hunt Jackson book 15 Mernorable tirne 16 TV receiver 17 Mortal or venial 18 Sea cow 20 Ivy thicket 21 "Tied the knot" 22 Extremely 23 Memiber of a hillbiily's faznily 24 - cat 25 Cafeteria item 27 - vivant 28 Faucet word 29 Cracker 33 Female Romney 34 Attemnpt 35 Pop's partner 36Tutor 38 -the way 39 Comiplete 40 Czech river 41 Colorado resort 42 Trust DOWN 1 Hawthorne's birthplace 2 Greek market place 3 Scottish island 4 Scottish explorer 5 Tirade; harangue 6 Make euphoric 7 Machine part 8 Ballroom dance {hyph. wd.) 9 Longer in tenure 12 Coxcomb C?) 16 Ragout 19 "South America, Take It 22 Outiet 23 Inventor's favorite readîng material 24 Free from sin 25 'Lara s 3invlkl3l 3 IIki - I'VIkilgtl 26 "Ivanhoe" heroine 27 Infertile 29 Lay away 30 Picture 31 Literary work 32 Board or cloth 37 Friendly suggestion 38 Apiece GO TO? 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