TIGNISH UC TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY

Ail anniversary Service will be held in Tlenish Unite Church Sunday allernonn a! 2 o'clock. Rev. Harold Thomp- rnn, minister at St. John: Uniwd Church \l'itldsnr, x

will be guest minister tor the occasion, The n o t e d Wilth Church quartet Irom Frederlc- ton, NB, lriu sing. Guest or- ganist will be Mrs. Hazel

’EXPECT TO BE ENTERTAINED’

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Cameron pl Elmsdale. The present church shown above will be 70 years old. The inst protestant church was erected at Tignish lilo years ago.

end and the ground because of heavy e

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Alberton and West Prince County 2 The Gunman, Charlottetown, Sub. July 13, 1963.

CNIB issues Warning To Eclipse Viewers

in order to avoid tragic and unnecessary loss at sight. CNIB otticials are advising people to exercise every precaution when

' ‘ ace in a liietime" opportunity to witness an eclipse oi the sun.

The event wht-h takes place Ihmlt mo Dim. July 20. will he 90 per cent in this area. and the (non; States that unless proper protection tor the eyes is used. permanent damage to the sight could result.

it will he the first total eclipse or the sun seen in populated or. ot Canada since 1932. und the tirst to occur In this country since 1954. put the eclipse n 1954 occurred in Ipnrsely populated northern ar- was not visible iron.

lauds. Eclipse! of the Sun have in

the past caused partial or total

WEATHER

lbllndness nmoni maple -- es» pecially children. who have pep- sistnd in looking at this pheno< menon through sun glauel. pine culacs. smoked glasses and such things. the CNIB people warn.

“The intro - red raya trom the sun burn the retina, and leave black spots on the eye which will cause partial or total hlindneas depending on their ax.

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in Ultra — violet rays the sun, invisible to the naked eye, locus on the retina. “ln‘euarable burns result which appear as dark patches in the iield oi vl- slnn tor the rest oi your lite."

the Chip suggests the host any is to watch the eclipse on television. A second suggestion Is to use a large piece oi thick glass. heavily smoked in th

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cst light. devale It and vlew tho

‘HELPING HAND’ CAMP NR RETARDED CHILDREN

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eclipse through at least two _ TORONTO lcpl _ Tempera- thicknesses. ‘ ‘ Ample space has heen provided their arrival and will iollow tho I to”, issued 1,, i... mam, 0,. "Remmbe . me cm, W, r a I n I n . r a m tor outﬂde rem-cation and gwtm-nhlldren though a typical day. aw esttva entu re "in l - My mm“ m i Min. must last a liietime, take cm “- mr _ . M than, . a summon ivittes including the swimming. . gawdon .. 2 H T B F I d Turks“)! tour seasoned i:qu ﬂirt; and aglffmemdom. it ancouver . 1 week lm‘l camps {01‘ "II: an!“ PM” 01‘ M H as Gala 0 en | n Plans 52 TIGNISH MAN ere 0 e | me u... as... l... on... ammo... a Edmonton . 53 Eli pleasure to 22 young childrennear tutore. Cal 48 A3 ils INJURED ‘l‘tleCanadlnn Emma» ctiocen as the site ot the dimming unau- lei-inc. Edwu-d in.“ r... ' "Expect to he entertainrd" Ia‘ "We drove many miles in thet Mr. Dixon said "ditiiculties 5‘ 73 porntlon has sent a pinhole Illmw“ Sherwood Hosp“ m an the slogan or the Show Ft‘stival‘prnvince, looking at auditoriumrhave beset u .. luck oi re- 50 8? TIGVIgHAWind 30m,” unit to the island to round the“e I chum.‘ “took part in hikes, swimming. ' which has us gait: opening This and enlisting support. ‘hnarsal space, lack 0' tinances. 52 5° 0, Tig‘nish was “mum, m progress made in this plwn'nce , ,cam" games, bowling, painting. Classein siding rounded chum The evening at QM" Charlotte High RECEIVES SUPPORT ,Iack of staff and technicnl Pro- 58 jump 1“, even,“ am" “a with retarded children. 0W W Erma “mini lh‘llirooru activities and other mhcanieras will attempt to give the School in Charlottetown, _ Th, pun-m w, my h, {mmiblems which caused us to move :3 “1‘ when MS m Wm out at “'m, i been ctrnpleted at the hospitalpatt timer manner of the eoiniti-y some Lionel Dixnnr artistic dirw- oi the provincial department oriIrom Prince oi Wales College to “gammy-l 56 “6 [1-0an church Street and turn- d I and will begin at the camp to- The start at the comp consists idea as to how the island in hand. W “I "'9 5"” FW‘W- 1"“ education and we received on. Queen Charlotte High School. hm hm 52 75 ed am. in the dim ECUG or P ans W are... as. second at most 11 We ml. dam ting the situation. with! announced that the BEL couragement them We propos- is EX Mm.“ ‘ 54 go lie was rushed to the War. ' two-week camps this year gets their utmost to bring some hat» Ofﬁcials at the mm m 9x- R°g"“°"‘ bind “"‘H mm" ed ll 10 the mayor and received “ mdinl I that" 1! ml“ mum ' 55 75 tern Hospital in Albertlm REdS CI‘CdeOWI’T underway. niness into the liver ot retard-tremly proud a! the result. of CW!“ "d“"r"g"r' m" be °“ a Promise 0‘ "PW" I“ W “13- but “150 nerve wracklnﬁ- chsrlaueigwn so 79 where he was reported receiv- our-m mung...- up) _ Th2 Eoeh year tor the past tiveed children. The canon ddrectorlheir endeavor! thus in and are hand (or the opening this even- operation. lull oi worry and at tlmes tri- Sydney ‘ ' 59 as m (remnant m. were hm mum“, in“, am mm, P"? the camp has been providing sis Sam hears. a teacher at liilml- always looking tor new ideas to Em Md 1: scheduled .4, m “In May we made public our Waning m I“ W WWW" remain. as or injuries. He was the only occu- ldent Carlos Arosemeiln, calling lime bitotiun. entertainment and tune ReD'onal high speed, . their fatalities. mm- nlans for the festival." “WWW” "3° ‘5 “ W“- St. John‘s, 52 7s pant or the vehicle. 'm a drunk who sympathlud learnt-is tar hudren Maul/Ms uslmnt in Miss Alice Macestou or existing Initiatives in tek-

pent an instrumental program trom . . This will he potion-ed try the presentation or the play "Candida".

At the conclusion ot tonight's prcsenration, a reception will be held ior invited guests at the Charlottetown Hotel. expected to start about 11:15.

Mr. Dixon sald that during the

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Summer run {our of George Bernard Shaw} play: will featured

“0n Mondays and Thurs- days." he Said. “we will pre- sent Candida. This play, motlch

London In 1905 and In New York in 1903. is a llght

drama In the finest Shaw tradi- tion its sadness is enlivened by

Tuesdays and Frldays. I will be featured. said

of Napoleon and dives an un- nsuzl glimpse of the emperor. "The second play oi thc dou-

edy Shaw of his earlier plzly ‘Can-t‘ a. ,.

Rounding mlt the week, nn Worlnesd it y s and Saturd a y s. will be "Arms and the Man." Mr Dixon said “this play is n deiitziltlul satire on military id- es: and T’lmal’lllc notions, The play explodes many accepted ideas or heroism and romance, 20 the delight of the audlence." HOW IT BEGAN

The Shaw Festival was conceived last winter while its eotoundcri were convalescing.

Mt. Dlxan and codouuder lain Woltendcn were recovering trom Illness at the Wnll’cndetl home in Snrnrnerside toltowlng Mr, D‘lltltm"s production oi "rile King and I” in which in. Woltenden starred. "We were seeking ideas

1. mg." has expressed the hope

Mr. Dixon estimated that dur- ing the course oi preparation tor the iesttvai he and Mr. Wol- ienden mailed out some 500 lezv ters and appeal: {or help “AS weu," he said, “we made over 200 telephone calls and traveu» ed all over the province." l

According to Mr. Dixon, the next step alter the announce- ment or the icstivnl “was Iol enlist the aid oi a numtier all responsible people as govemorsi and make immediate plans lorl the iestival,"

Canadian Stat- Urges Support

Robert Morse. star oi thei award winning, smash proud-i way hit, “How to Succeed ln 'Buslnes! Without Really 'I'l'y-

that the pcople ot Prince Ed« ward island will give their tull support In the Charlottetown Shaw Festival,

In a letter to festival director Lionel Dixon, Mr. ltiorse said “1 hope that the young people oi Prince Edward island will ﬁnd Theatre as rewarding and stimulating as I have found II.

“Mny i also express the hope

i tetown.

II we were asked to start over again, however. the answer irorn hoth oi us would be 'yes.’ " According to lvir. Dixon. it is hoped that the iestival will make its permanent home utter next year in the Fathers oi Cumul- eratinn Memorial Building. now under construction in Charlot-

lir. Dixon said "theatre in Canada today is a young per. son's world and both Mr. Wal- ionden and dent that the teatival will grow lto become a m or attraction in Eastern Canada." i

‘Festival Has

Governing Bcl. ,3.

Chairman 0! the gavel-hm: of the Shaw Festival in Lloyd MacLeod. Charlottetown.

Other alflcers are vice-chalr- man Ci Ros: Mackenzie and trcasurcr sterling Walker.

Board members are Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald. Malcolm Mac- Kenzic. A. L. wright, Rev. Ad- 'rlen Arsennult Illtl BrucI Mac- DnuEdld.

Secretary to the board In Taln Wollenden. one of the Iounderl ot the festival.

that the people at prince Ed~ ward island hoth young and old. will support the dramatic enterprise ot our province which depends so much on that kind oi support." i

AIDS SMALL SHIP!

A British company hIl bull! the first Iransistnrlzed mnrlne radar Inr use on light vessel] Inch as lifeboat: and yachts.

myselt are and weak“,

H mix icpt e The wea- ther oiiice says the Maritime: remained under the inﬂuence or a very large and stationary

ressIﬂ'e area lying to the south oi the district Friday evcu- lng. 'lliis resulted in clear skies and warm temperatures. How ever- the air was moist enough to pmduce tog patches along the Atlantic and Fundy coasts.

Little change in the weather picture it expected over the . Consequently simny rides warm Ie‘mWANM will occur although cooling as arena and night time tog pat. ehes will persist .llong r‘undy coaster

Regional forecasts:

Annapolis Valley. Northern Nova Scotia. Cape Breton- Prince want Inland, Eastern N. B Counties: Sunny and continuing warm. Soutltwesterly winds is increasing to 25 in the nttcrnonn. w and high at Kentville 53 and at. New Glasgow 55 and to. Sydney 55 and 83. Charlottetown 57 and so. Mohcton 55 and 82.

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Outlook tor Sunday. . . Little 9

change. High tide today at Charlotte- town at m d 3'

a n . At Rudtlcn at 10.06 mm. and II 35 pm Summerslde tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte- Lawni sun then today at int and sets at 7.29 and rises Sunday at 4:42 and sets at 7:29. Hitzh this Sunday at Charlottetown 4.05 IJ‘IL and 4.21 p.m. ' Tide SundIy at Rustlco 1 am

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1,00

- wilt Nova Scotia's trade and In-

The accident was investigat- ed by the RCMP and Tignirh policeman iiownrd Foley.

Later Mr. noyce was trans- ierred to the Prince County Hospital in Summerstde where his condition WEI regarded ll

By ET) WALTERS HALIFAX (CF) — E. A Man-

dttstry minister. announced Fri-

day that Acadia Fisheries le-

lied o! Mulgrave will bullt‘l I

33.000.000 I'lsh plant at came

that will provide direct And In-

dircct employment {or 750 pen- a

Mr. Manson raid at a press conterence the company would lake over In existing plant and iacllttter inrmarly owned by British Columbia packers which has moved to Newtnund.

F = a.

David F. Corney, general manager oi Acadia Fiaherlel. said when the new plInt was huiit the old one would be de- ninlished.

lvtr. Manson said the govern. ment. under the industrial De. velopment Act. hII made avail- able to the company a loan ot stationed the company provide another $1,500,000.

in addition to the new plant.

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Strict consul-Shh) was Impose

New Fish Plan’r To Employ 750

with communism. plcdﬁed Frl- day to Crack down on prorCuban Communist terrorist b a n d l plaguing Eeundnr.

Martial law and I 9 D.m.~to~ B lull. curlew were proclaimed by the Junta. headed by navy Capt. pnmon Castro Jllon.

1n the

into

since the old tirst converted when tunds the venture wem provided by Capt. ‘

Central Airways.

turned Into I second dormitory and another

inc piano continuously, the most recent improvement tin increased dining room capain'ty. It will mw seat so persons. The ' oi playhouse anti new dormitory were made in 1961. Camp driectols expect to pop tinue their impruvemenha keep the Island ahead in my ment (or retaidcd chum in Canada.

have been also I teacher at Mon- tarrn house vies tague RHS. The some is I'm" MJ‘S. Nan Nicholson. on the Stat! M King: County Memorial Hos- Ind Ihe also lanes cut-pp cook. The mun/MR of ttiecnmpataitiamndeupoi councillors m cook's helpers. 'l‘olnonvw I new mill) 0! 23 canyons will arrive I'm their two week m. The CBC camel-a

Carl Burke. 0‘

Nst few years mt: DI

the harm on the prweny was

barn was converted a playhouse and dmmmrl.

The town also will get a water supply. Mr. Manson raid on lniormal meeting or Canso ratepayers last week agreed to a proposal that the town share with the new plant the coat ot a iresh-water supply. The town has no water Iystern,

He said a tonnat meeting Monday night was expected to vote in tavor ot the propoaitlon.

ivir. Manson said the com- pany plans to develop the in- allore 'Small host iiahet-y to "a considerable degree,"

“Th department . will make every ettort to alalat the company realize this him which should result in significant the creases in cash income tor shore ﬁshermen In the whole Canso are "

Dr, John Stewart. Commons member tor Anlllonlsh-Guyl- borough, laid: "I Iln that the tederal government will be Ible to Iullt tho com- pany ll: acnulrlntt the ahlpa without which the plant could not be operated."

he in operation in early 1965. Acadia Fisheries plani to hulld a nah meal plant and operate tour trawler-r out ot the port. Mr. Corney raid the new trawlera are to he huilt in the United Kingdom.

clple

LOAN FUND

{Cant—Ind m File 1) Ill tho federal lend-lion.

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[OB TER CARNIVAL

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LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION 'JULY 15-20 Inclusive

Build up your herd by showing in compet tion with all the better livestock growers in the Province.

When in Town visit our Farm Machinery Plant (II TO9-TI9 Water St. East

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hetore the details were pub-

(or summer drama." Mid IIIII . Donal-I Fll‘hel' (ND? — Port 9

HA“ MFG. CO.

SUMMSIDE

m EMPLOY‘ 75o Mr. MIIIMII IIId the "whole operation will Involve porn.

lncludlnl with any

h, “I came up with the idea or

I Shaw lestlval." he went all.

“which would be unique.

"In mid - March we began planning for the festival and llld the groundwork. Between nl, we typed Ind [lulled mom of letters to businesses, clubs, la. asking (or allan {or the

wrnle In vlrlnua pllnu [or ntzlnra Tor the Teatlval which was yet I earn, thou! (In- Incel ol Iny klndi But we had dellnnlnltlon. WI received env caurngemt for our venturn [mm luch well known Ifh LrI- cll people as Joseph Cotten and Peter Ulllnw.

WESTERN BRIEFS

WWIIth

BOY SCOUT REGATI'A CRAFT

ﬂ. IAIII. lull mi II maﬂbu'uluhuu.wlthunr tnttoard. and u Slow-rill“!

persons. ptoyeea in the procerrlnu plant, ntnoo seamen on awlarr

12,000.01» Mild- I year.

"Inpatient-bomb olhhnuttnthll not

Denim-tam.” Menu-Muram nul-

Buttor, Poultry

Stocks lnctooso

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