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Deep sea fishing attracts lmany visitors to Tignish

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lune muesli-om the

Anglo Park a few miles north-

scenic drive that goes through to North Cape and around the.

ing the fall season.

a St. Simon es in the village.

. can receive l from . um : by the Indian its meaning being west of Tignish situated on an Mr. Perry on favorite tmut with. Rev. David lilac-Donald. . . . n - - - fishing spots. WWI. Welc‘m“ t0

.I3r0lcen Paddle ls sltuated outstde shore along a very ck mm‘ is r ‘ _ wow 3e was“! their 0 ch

I sandy . We to . _ west side of the Island l0 Slfin- ‘ : and...“ W “is u COME TO our ISLAND” m courteous and anx- Dive is a Very pomllam camp-

I .

‘. . lng houses and picnic tables

. lgnnsh was first settled in ‘ - .

t 1799 by Ill-law's. and it! :31?!) wﬁgkﬂwwggfs Right in the Heart of Town. a grand place to relax in a

. 1311 “he W Ins“ settle“ lamd' complete near the sea Shore. a friendly atmosphere of a home away from ome. Modern ed by boat Greal progress has ' 1 appointments for a quiet restful vacation.

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- By ALICE GREEN 5.! excmng and unusual event ‘ of :Centennial Year in West. Prince Will he the reenactment. of the landing nf .Iarqucs Cartier ' collection: nf Prince Edward

xxx-omen: orgamzation. '11). place and date are to be In- nounccd later.

At. Alberton South. .1 small fishing community. the boat buil- din: industry which flourished in

terested in jewellery making. tan. d she is interested in the original settlers of this [prov- ince, the Micmac Indians. In her home w she combines ltlhe two interests and the result

rural people are farmrrs close to the good rod soil and. the lush green flrlds, ’l‘hcy arc‘

hard and think rlr‘t‘p thmluhts.

coldly ' lous to asswt the tourist when visiting the area- .

This being Confederation Cen-

carrried out in ngh when history of the past

24 mass

brations will] be

Ti .

will be miﬁolded and rte-lived. T. . .

de in the area since the

. veloped eadydayssnd'mgmshisnow

sing ﬁshing that has a history of value stor- e

(1 up. . DEEP SEA FISHING Deep

sea and line flushing at-

! tracts many visitors to this part

ques Cartier lands again on P.E.I.‘ :ln reenactment of 1534 W. Prince visit

many of Its uhn lIVf’

pmvmrei and to it they return year after year. And with them come ever inrrcasing numbers of visitors and tllcy. too. return year after your. lllrcd by the uniqllc charm of "The Garden of the Gulf."

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wholesome pcopn who work

others arc

Island. Thch is :ond rrasnn for an earlier era has been reviv- belleve that the French explor- t ed in recent years. Alherton m- er :landed in this part of the . dustries turns out an- excellent province when he was on his type of fishing boat as well u .- way to Quebec in 1.334. luxury cabin cruisers and Gov- rroposed by a prominent t'll- crnment patrol boats. tzen as a centennial project. it I The MacAusland brothers wel- has been undertaken ' the come visitors Royal Canadian Navy Jun! 4 it will be carried out ally highway between 0’ my 001-. rton. Here wool is

t . ml “New 3 or not and A , _ . . of them prominent citizens mak- of Spandau. But he had to watch

£12???th command of Llcu- washed. dyed, and manufactured ahasstilnkﬂscmﬁg‘i gigs di’i‘lng ing great contributions to Inc. I hclplcssly as East German bor-

' tenant-Commander Brown. ‘ into yarn 3 ts. These and place‘ Shes'js pr? but to all of them Prlncc lid: dcr guards caught l‘llS 10-year- Already there (‘Klsls at. (Ten-I products are sold locally and -

ltral Kildarc. four miles from Alberton. a beautiful little park that bears the. name of the in. tretpid cxplol'cr and thc “Jacques Cartier Mcmorlal .\l'cn.'l" pros— Qnt'ly undcr construction at ' bertnn is the arm's (Tcutcuul‘al

shipped all across Canada.

' HOME INDUSTRIES For many years the women of West Prince have been making beautiful hooked and braided rugs and doing various kinds of nccdlccraft.

’ct. A formal oponin: is In recent years ‘

c 2:33.... ,0 mo “In... 13.... m there has been an increase in if]? ‘°, them in“ 0““9‘ ‘0‘ we would suggest

the scason. ‘ “It variety of handicraft pro- if (“gtmﬁrﬁf ‘31 g m r _

Two major (u\(~nlﬁ tll llllf‘i'ifﬁt’ dllf'Cd. “gimme will ceex :ien'c: ngﬁe i GT

1 In dentists and local rcsidcnts‘ Maple Tree Cralrt" was per- ﬁend] h 13m”, wh- h ! ’

alike are fcalurrd at Albertnn! halts the first of these y .OS’DIA ybegr A 1c 1 ' 'h r home industries in the Albsrt'on . ‘3 mm“ ‘5 "0. -. val" s

can yea . area. What Herbert Leavm be nety of accommodation includes I . sPORTS DAY . gan as a hobby expanded W a modern motel, tourist homes. ’ ' Aquatic Sports Day. initialed til his work with beautiful wood calm“ in seem” mts‘ and small I _ I by Earle Atkinson in 1955. has is known in eve province in uncrde parks Where tents I cavend'Shu P-E-I- I

met with Spectacular popularity Canada and beyond. In a small from the beginning. It began . workshop beside his home, Mr. with a long distance swim bc- : Lcavitt and his assistant, Ken- tween Montrosc and Kildare neth Quigley. are turning out bridges. Thcre was no sponsor plates, bowls, bookends and and there were no prizes but | plaques made of choice Marl- .xcven contestants cnlcrcd. Each t time woods and finished with

is ‘Minegoo” craft. In experi- ' ' copper enamelling

Many courageous men who often tfacc ‘ has produced I number of . danger but who love the sea and interesting designs which in- I would not be satisfied with any elude birch bark and an attrac- I other way of life. tive blending of the Island Tar- 3 Ma ons and daughters of tan colors. ‘ this beautiful liltlc proyiucc. thc “Cradle of Confederation." arr

SILK SCREENING to be found ill all parts of (Ian- ‘ ada and thc Unitcd Stzltcs. many

Mrs. W. R. ulton a be- come skilled in different types‘

paring to open a small handi- craft gift shop at her home;

‘ ward Island is forever "home

CAPTURES WIFE

BERLIN (AP. A young married couple struck out Mon- day to flee from East Gcrmany. Wcst Berlin police reported that thc 23 - year - old husband got through five rows of bar \\'Il‘t" into the West. Berlin suburb

old wife and lcd her away.

of the provmce ea sea from the oc . gar- .den fresh vegetables and berries ‘are always available. Lo r the Icing of the sea shell

year, where

D ing site and has been discribed v manor of the campers as one

|‘ . \ t; mar ‘ , - of the mcest parks on one Is- ENJOYMEN'I I will m‘ born land. 'l‘llclr a safe and pleas- I ‘

0 mm m em to return ant bathing m a mped off area. Al‘ Till-4

" to their Island Home. On July “‘9 Egg“ 16 “T95 (10%“?

i Ipaycele_green w1awoode ac-

ground for campers. Swings and teete0'~totters are ‘ e for the younger set along with bath-

A modern chicken-bar

ﬁrst for the area is operated

- dtwrmg u "mm 't m ROOM RATES JUNE 1st to SEPT. 30th a m mmaﬁgnft an? Wﬁ' camp sltce by 012:3] eMr: Single Double mung co" ' “"le Gaudel- Over night Deluxe Suite 10.00 12.00

cabin accommodations a new venture in the area , ew privaae property owners is ex- pected to increase and be ready1 for the tourist season. '

LICENCES AVAILABLE equipped with souvenirs to remind the visitor of their stay to this part}

the provincc. E.C. Perry. operating a general store ill the; village and prcsidcnt

of the ‘

EVERYTHING FOR YOUR VACATION

CAROMA LODGE

MR. AND MRS. JACK ANDERSON

Bed-Sitting Room

5.00 _.0 Bedrooms 3.00 to 6.00 5.00 to 9.00

Special Rates by The Week, Month or Season on Application “OPEN THE FULL 52 WEEKS OF THE YEAR"

THE CAROMA LODGE

l Grafton St. Charlottetown. P. E. l. Dial 4-3348

Dutring the winter a number of ‘ local people acquired new handi- craft skills through the Prov- incial resources development program and the facilities of Mrs. Oulton’s shop will be avail-

may be pitched.

Salt water bathing and fish- ing are two pleasurable past- times. There are streams and ponds for trout ﬁshing and ar- rangements may be made to go deep sea fishing.

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1003 VACATION 1954

0 Beautiful new of Lakc of Shilling Watcrs and the Gulf of St. Lawrch

units

yea; sincc than it has been spon- ;

sored by the Albrrton and West

continued to be the main event of the day but boat racing has become a closc second. The program also includes short

safety and life saving by Red

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Cross tcams of skilled swim-l Island stones gathered from loc- personal needs. For spiritual For inmmmmm. mers and a number of other; at beaches, then tumbled, pol- needs there are a number _ 3rd Hoof Luggage

‘ attractions that vary from roar} ished and assembled to fittings. churches where visitors are al- . Mr. N Mrs. J. It'. [Home -" 8h

l_ to your. 1 ‘ The work is done in her own ways welcome. (H. I to Jum, I5 I , ' . . one

i n PM .vcnrs’thcy llnvr‘ }II- I. home and she welcomes guests Prime Edward Island is an 1‘00 Edward 5L """P' '5 t" 0"" 1 Ladies, coat“ 8 mm" meﬂlﬁon E“. Hen“ «:luded hlflll dwmg. stunt dlv- : who are interested in her craft. ideal place in which to enjoy (tharlouetown, “n.1, Cavendish. P.E.l, [M185 Dresses

mg. water skiing. skin diving.

swims. demonstrations of water ‘

I a hard lacquer that enhances lthe beauty of the maple and

I dent assembles jewellery. Since 1 Evalyn began to do this type

of work here, her gem stone . pcndants, '

l lar. Of greater interest are her

Mrs. Vernon England is in-

LDAY

HOL . There are picnic spots. a l

Prim? Bnard "f Tlmiie "" me ‘ ‘blrc used in crafting diem. drive-in theatre, historic sites I last Wednesday in t u 3'. At her Handicraﬁt Studio and beautiful scenery. etre . / aqu The three-mile swim has ‘ workshop another Albanian new good {00d , . Reasonable R .

are restaurants where is served and well supplies gro- ceries to provide for the needs 5 of those in housekeeping cot- l taxes. Hairdressing establish- I ments, a laundromat and a dry cleaning plant take care of

quiet, restful holiday. It is

O Spacious Playground t‘or (llliltlrcu

0 Native Stone Fircpluccs ill a IIIIIIIlK‘I‘ of units

I'NG'LESIDE LODGE

Cavendish, P.E.l.

Ladies’ Sportswear

WELCOME TOURISTS

PRINCE

Your Host to Quality an Family CLOTHING

18 Departments To Serve You !

EDWARD ISLAND

Lingerie a Housemate

Ladies’ Accessorle.

etc. - Alberton's Prince County Ex- ‘

I t hibition In August. is one of the l .. ’ . r finest small fairs to be held in . . . . . Girls “Jen linen & Donut!“ tthe Maritimes. It began as n 1 ‘ Infants Wm" can". I livestock show in connection with '68, t Room Knitting '1 school fair and has grown and [All Res 0 Comte, developed in a spectacular way. . . . . andy LOrig'lnally lasting 0:13:28: ’ i. II 2nd H _ Lunch 0 n“,

i'and open to only districts. It will continue for {three full days this year. It is to Prince County and |among exhibitors of livestock are cattle men whose herds have been shown at the Royal Winter . Fair in Toronto. In addition to j t livestock there are excellent ex- ihibits of field and garden prod- lines. handicraft and domestic science. v t A 4411 Field Day is held in I conjunction with the Exhibition. . ‘ Calf Club members exhibit their 2 calves and have in judging com- I t letitttm. Mlile Garment Club > nembers display their nccdlc- l work. . MEALS AVAILABLE E Appetlzmg meals of homo food attractively served

Bargain Basement—-

Featuring Budget Priced Family Clothing and Domestics

Parking Lot—

'At rear of store. Use Queen St. entrance Free Customer Parking

Offices Man’s Best Room

159 Floor—-

Men’s Clothing Men’s Furnishings Boys’ Wear

. . . Welcome to P.E.l. . . .

Established lm

Him 436-21 I ‘l

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FOR COMFORTABLE ROOMS

. . Spacious quiet surroundings. completely modem, an“. In are available in the dining hall. [In as. heated, continuous hot water. private showers. Me are also booths and can- AT MODEM“ Plum, Deluxe fully equipped housekeeping cottages,

5 gas where lunches. ice cream. I drink and ﬁrmt my be located 3 miles mot Charlottetown. Route IA I ' . '

Isl Various forms of cm ltorh Sourhpon R.ll.‘l CHARLM'I'I’I‘OWN, no.1.

are provided and w " Diet Charlottetown 4-8342

£315. In]

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