, By DUNCAN Mchmt'l'ER

; LENNOXVILLE, Que. (CP) - The executive council of the An- glican Church, moving into a

’ Race Discrimination Called I Subtle Problem In Canada

study of a wide range of reso-.

Iutions dealing with domestic and international issues. was told here racial discrimi-

é Details Given lOn N-Power gStation [In Ont.

GENEVA (CP)—Design de- tails of a $266,000,000 nuclear power station to be built in southern Ontario were an- nounced here today at the United ,Nations conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy.

They were contained in a pa per prepared jointly by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, fed- eral agency responsible for u-

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two gen- erating units each producing 500,000 kilowatts of electricity.

The paper said the station is expected to produce power be- low four mills a kilowatt hour. Competitive power in Ontario from coal-burning electric sta- tions costs about four mills

Construction of the 1,000,000- kilowatt station was made pos- sible, the p r said, as a re- sult of a capital expenditure by Canadal of $100,000,000 on the design of experimental power plants.

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A HIGH TACKLE ON JOHN

nation. although often partly disguised in a subtle, discreet manner is a real problem in Canada.

Andrew Brewin, New Demo- cratic Party Member of Parlia- me for Toronto Greenwood, told the meeting of Canadian bishops and clerical and lay del- egates that racial discrimina- tion in Canada can be found in employment, housing, immigra tion and social relations.

Mr. Brewin made the re-

- marks while speaking in sup-

port of a resolution. prepared by the church's council for_ so- cial'service, urging Anglicans to develop study and action pro- grams to help achieve racial and cultural understanding in Canada and abroad.

molution, passed unani- mously by the executive conn-

ell. also Greets the church to establish channels to move funds to groups fighting for ra- cial justice and equality, in Can- ada as well as overseas.

Mr. Brewin said the main ' with the domestic race issue is the in- lactivity of, rather than the con- scious discrimination by the majority toward minority groups.

He said a form of racial seg- regation exists in Halifax where a large Negro population ln “under - employed, under-edu- cated and under-housed."

He added that a similar prob- lem exists in Toronto where it has been established that man landlords in rooming-houses '

problem in connection

in the central University district will not accept Negro tenants. The churchmen also passed a resolution urging the Canadian government to work I granting United Nations mem- bership to Communist China. It added that Canada should in- crease cultural, educational and scientific exchanges and expand trade with Communist China to bring it “into the full orbit of

‘The Guardhn. Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 8, 1964. 7‘ I

RCA Victor Designs Station To Receive Weather Picturesi

MONTREAL ( OP )—RCA Vic-

tor Company has designed a s d

simplified ground station for re- ceiving pictures from weather satellites which it hopes to ex- port around the world.

such Station, looking something like a baseball back- stop, is located atop the com- pany's engineering b u i l d i n g here and has been receiving pic- tures from the Nimbus weather satellite launched by the United States Aug. 28.

It hopes to have some 500 of the low-cost ground stations in- stalled around the world when the RCA Tiros Wheel, the first operational w e a t h e r satel- lite system sponsored by the US. weather bureau. is sent up next year.

The company feels it can sell the stations—at an approximate

cost of $40,000 each—to weather N

the world community."

offices of national governments

l l and to airports. a spokesman! a1 .

It would be a means for un- I derdeveloped countries to start their own weather forecasting systems, the spokesman said. DEVELOPED BY RCA

The ground station was de veloped at the RCA laboratories in animal.

The station is different be- cause it needs no moving parts as it follows a satellite moving across the s .

The Nimbus satellite, about 570 miles up and on a polar Or- bit, covers every part of the globe at least once a day. Each of the pictures it sends back through television cameras cov- ers roughly 64,000 square miles, or the area encompassing Tor-

Isles, Que,

.B. The new type ground stations

and Saint J ohn,

onto, New Yonk, Montreal, Sept- year

can receive Ive complete weather pictures in each hori- zon-to-horizon pass by the satel-

lite over the station.

The Nimbus cameras take one picture each 40 illiseconda. Radio transmission of pictures over any one ground station re- quires about 200 seconds. .

Conventional receiving sta- tions, the company says, have automatic or manual steering antenna to track the satellite as it passes. The new type has no moving parts, electric motors or other gears.

The station has an antenna that adapts itself to the signal coming from the satellite witn- out moving.

REV. FYME DIES ‘

ST. JOHN’S. Nfld. (CPI—Rt. Rev. Anthony Fyme,

of St. Bonaventure's school here since 1955, died Sunday. He was 85

A native of Amsterdam, Hol- land, Monsignor Fyme was or- dained in St. Jo'in‘s in 1903. He served parishes in Eastern Newfoundland for more than All 5 and was named domestic prelate in 19 1.

funeral will be held here Tuesday.

BISO'N RESTAU'RANT

Tasty Lunches Full Course Meals t

An unidentified girl gets an arm around John Lennon of the Beatles singing quar- m In the lobby of Toronto's King Edward Hotel Sunday night after getting through the police cordon outside.

Bruins Club Opens Ca-mp

LONDON, Ont. (CPl—Boston Bruins training camp opened in London's Treasure Island Gar dens Monday. ‘

Tom Johnson, 36-year-old dc fenceman. was the first of the 29-mcmber squad. Included in that total are three Chicago Black Hawks obtained by the

Hotel general manager Gor- d n Car , prying the girl loose, looks as i! he mignt be about to call a high-tackling penalty. The Liverpool quar- tet were to do two shows in Toronto Monday, then they go to Montreal. (CP Win-photo)

83'/3% MORTGAGES

On new or improved city homes

' Or for Re-financing

Bruins in a June trade, Reggie Fleming, Ab McDonald and Murray Balfour.

Ron Schock, 20, with the Niagara Falls Flyers last year. is the only amateur to report.

Other members of the team are goalies Ed Johnston and Jack Norris; defencemen Don Awrey, Leo Boivin, Ted Green, Johnson. Bob McCord. Joe Wat son, Bill Jackson, Ed Westfall and Bob Woytowich.

7% on standard two thirds loans on first class security—slightly higher on others.

come in and talk over your requirements with

HYNDMAN & CO. LIMITED

MORTGAGE AND INSURANCE BROKERS Dial 4-6567 57 Queen St.

Charlottetown Welcomes

V7

Take-out Orders

Opens 8 am. to 11 19.111, Open Saturdays to 12:30 am.

Phone 838-2127 Montague

P.E.I.

SHOP THE MODRERN WAY AT

G. L. MacKENZIE INC. NERAL MERCHANDISE

at Reasonable Prices

thp Entire Family

E Quality Groceries Clothing for

Hardware

Phone 267-3482

BAGNALL’S MILLS LTD.

Phone. 15 Hunter River Miller and Lumber Dealer Sash and Door Work

Special prices on Shingles and Fibre Glass Insulation.

THE CANADIAN

PABLIAMEN T ABY ASSOCIATION

It was no accident of birth that brought this country into being: the Cradle of Confederation became so by the deli- berate design of its architects who became known as the Fathers of Confederation. Their vision conceived a nation

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MACWILLIAMS

A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE, when you shop locally. Your community merchant knows you. he takes a personal interest in your tastes, often he will order special merchandise for you. get scarce items. perform many little services which mean a lot in shopping convenience. These helpful gestures cannot be purchas- ed. they are a pan of a friendly spirit that abounds in your home community. Shop with your local business concerns first.

DISTRICT BUSINESS REVIE

Ray L. Machan

Home Heat Service A complete plumbing and ce.

Heating Servi Commercial and residential Custom Backhoeing Phone 838-2219 Montague

and Paints Kenolngton

BOSWELL’S IRVING SERVICE STATION Minor Repairs & Tune-ups Tires - Batteries - Accessories Open 'I am. to 10 p.m. daily M162 Mount Albion

Service Station

Johnstone’s Fuels Texaco Dealer

White Rose Gas dz Oil Products Minor Repairs Open 7:30 to 10 p.m.

North River

SOUTHPORT E550 SERVICE NORRIS scorn LESSESS

Where Services pen 7 days each week. Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Tu ne-nps Southport

Pbon e 894-4136

MALLARD'S. Plumbing ond Heating Instalnation and Repairs

. Commercial 3 Residential lndustrmiai

Phone no Sourls

For The Finest in

Quality Baked Goods

‘ l Wllson 5 Bakery Birthday and Wedding Cakes Made to Order Bread, Cakes, Conveniently located in Souris Main Street

Pastry

Across the Causeway

Is a Pleasure

Waldron Dingwell Your White Rose Bulk Dealer For Souris and District Phone 168 Souris, P.E_l.

Order Your Combination Aluminum Doors and Windows

from

Lester Linklerter Agent For “Air Shade‘ Aluminum Lu 9’

Doors and Windows

Are Especially Designed For

P.E.I, Climate Conditions. -3855

which truly has "'Dominion from sea to sea."

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When the statesmen of a century ago met in Charlottetown not all of their time was devoted to weighty consideration of the problems involved in planning a union of the colonies. Much of it was given to grandscalo entertainment which laid the foundation for what is by now typical "Island Hos-

pitolity'.

We Welcome You To Prince Edward Island — May Your Deliberations Be Fruitful.

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PERRY’S AUTO BODY Round the clock towing Service

Complete Collision Work

Phone 3637 5.5 North Market St S’sidc : vﬂ'

Phone 436 315 Central St. Summerslde I HU'I'CHI'NSON S Sheet Metal (Sherman Hutchison, Prop.) Sheet Metal Work Heating and Ventilating Phone 5400 210 Water St. Summerside

EDISON J.

Midway between On

Phone 16-11

Charlottetown

ATTENTION! ONE STOP SHOPPING A'I‘ FRASER SUPPLY CENTRE VERNON AT THE CAUSEWAY Charlottetown and Wood Islands ans Canada Complete General Store. Service Station and Snack Bar

VERE BECK and SON LTD.

For Granite, Marble, Bronze Mercurial} craftsmen since 1870

Highway

ernon, P.E.I.

Montague

VERE BECK & SON LTD. Monumental Manufacturers 217 Elm Ave. __ Charlottetown

ROGERS HARDWARE CO. LTD.

HUGHES DRUG CO. L . 150 Queen at. Meadows

‘PAmmALa: PHARMACY

Ramsay’s Esso Service (Kelth Ramsay. Lessee) Tires - Batteries - Accessorles Open Daily From 7:30 am. to 10 pm

Diner (Carl MacAdam. Prop.) Home Cooked Meals Tasty Light Lunches Table and Counter Service

Village

In Summerside

Established in th e Town of Summerside for the past five years, Johnstone’s Fuels Ltd., has been supplying Texaco products to the whole of western Prince Edward Island since then.

Located on McEwen Road, Summerside, the fuel company supplies furnace and stove oils and gasoline and other 'Texaco products to the fishing and agriculture industries.

The business is owned and operated by Arthur P. Johnstone of Sum- merside who was with Texaco of Canada for several years before branching out into his own business in 1959.

The company is a consignee of Texaco of Canada and has two sub-dealers, one in Abram’s Village and the

other in Alma.

Employing a fleet of six trucks, the com- pany and Mr. Johnstone supply quick, efficient service in Texaco pro-

ducts needs at all times.

'l‘wo Stores to Serve You Better—Free Oelivery “an 0' cm ‘ Gm De . Phone 26743]! Kensingion Phone ’ Morel! 8" Pm" M' m'""“"" ' Corner Queen a Graft: Streets in arm- OLD SPAIN RESTAURANT GMABAMA For A Fine Meal or A Tasty Lunch , A. A. 0 m m st “mm monogram an“... mm R'X Resist“ I“ SUPPORT ALBERT THOMAS W "In" 8" mu," Your Imperial Essa (Goldie Rix, Prop.) 0"“ "- m M “ MOORE a mum) LTD. Agent M I “a u M L m" ARNOLD BRICK LTD. “Your Favorite Shopping Centre" ea s a g u ‘ pm} mo. Charlottetown Queen St- Charlottetown m and Counter Service . “my; & Munonm um, DOUGLAS BROS a JONES INC. Open a n_m. to n p.m. Furniture "mum" “TWTM' m Week-ends open until 1 no. H H. PM H. mm 1“ Km u mm”. Pb WAGE SHOE 00. “0- BASILICA uncommon CENTRE °“° "'l‘be‘llomo d Good Shoes Slice 1’" Open Iowans 10 up. to 8 p.m.—5 to 7 p.m. “our: aw Oil naming-ton, P.E.I.

SUPPORT THESE MERCHANTS BY BUYING LOCALLY

DRIL PL Ofﬁce 838-2103

Phones

TRANS CANADA

(ART HOWARD, PROP.) LL GAS and OIL PRODUCTS

SHE Ice — Diesel Fuel

Open 7:30 a Phone 804-7505

C'RAPAUD CREAMERY COMPANY

Phone 14

Crapaud

BELLE'S SHOPPE For the finest In Iadies’ wear m reasonable price. O Dresses O Coats O Sportswear O Millinery Phone 838-2512

Montague

.m_ to 10:30 p.m.

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I mp Tire Service For Cars, Trucks 8; Tractm-s Phone 2529 Summerside

JOHNSTONE'S

MacLEOD & GREENE

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY WELL LING WATER SYSTEMS UMBING & HEATING

Parts Jr Service 838-2342

SERVICE STATION

— Towing Service

Cornwall

Hamid L. Matthews GOODYEAR TIRE

ACO lete

FUELS LTD.

Texaco Distributor

Gasoline Stove and

® Fuel on Phone 436-2136 McEwen Road

Summerside

Shop The Modern Way at

Hubert Harvey's General Store

Clover Farm store Phone 15-2 Crapaud

Montague Bakery

We specialize in Island

Home-style Baking ass-24¢ Montague

é ST. PETERS BAY CO-OP

Buy - Beneﬁt - Build Quality Groceries

Shelf Hardware Phone 4 St. Peter's Bay

Roland Hyde

MASPTER FEEDS

Murray River, P.E.I.

MATHESON'S

SERVICE STATION and GROCERY

(Earle & Emily Mathew, Prop.)

Irving Oil Products Groceries and Drug Sundries Minor Repairs Open 8 n.rn. to 10 p.m. Phone Montague us:

At Junction Rosenenth

R. E. GALLANT

Complete Stock of Building Supplies, Lumber. Plywood Wallboard.

Phone 22 North Rustlco

Keenan Fuels and Service (Ford Keenan. Prop.)

Sheldon Hmno Im rlnl

_ ..., r M wit.

50-15 5H

1 Murray Harbour