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     waiter Wilkins.  P  0 v  F  c  G  U B -_ ‘ 
     
     A Last-year the U'P‘E'l' Fe”Cing opponent but rather to learn ,anfene between the age 0f 
     
    
   
   
    
     team made a sincere attempt six and 60. Fencers come 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . off him in order that each . , 
     
     to be competitive on a prov- in all shapes and Sizes 
     
    
   
   
    
     will defeat the other at 
     
    
   
   
    
     incial level. This year we hope ‘ a his own game, 0 f course and usuall share the 
     
     to improve our status in ~ only one wit] win but both single trailt of wanting something 
     
     this respect while concentrating will gain,What fencing will a 1ittte different, If you 
     
     on bringing new members into reveal about your actiOns and « are interested in finding 
     
     the club. ~ I. ‘ thoughts is often comical out more aboUt fencing, 
     
    

    
     Fencing is a fast and always interesting. Even contact Prof. L. Zimmerman, 
     
     growing sport in urban areas, yet the learning of basic- , room ZIS, Main Building. 
     
     there is no reason why, V skills will reveal that - A meeting and practice will 
     
     we can't excell here as - fencing is not only a ' be'held Saturday, September 24, 
     
     well.Newfoundland has already put , sport, but an art. ‘ - - 9 am in the gYm- An organize" 
     
     together a fine team while Although the competi- tional meeting will be held Thursday 
     
     rural areas in Quebec are tive aspect of fencing is very September 22, h pm or Thursday, 
     
     producing teams of top national demanding, in its recreational ‘September 29 in the activity 
     
    
   
   
    
     quality. With the aid of 
     
     inspired members, the U.P.E.I. 
     
     Fencing team hopes to improve that 
     
     the creative and physical energy 
     
     needed in fencing exists here 
     
     as well as in Upper Canada. 
     
     Unfortunately,'certain 
     
     mis-conceptions seem to 
     
     plague the sport of fencing, 
     
     redUCing it to an old and use- 
     
     less game. Nothing could be fur- 
     
     ther from the truth. "‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Modern fencing demands ‘ I ' ‘“ ‘ ; Immmw 
     
     Ceratin qualities thzt will . “ g '“M?: 
     
     never be out-dated. A fencer “' w ‘ ’ ', w  
     
     must combine thought with W”' -mom “ 
     
    
   
   
    
     physical action; this allows 
     
     the fencer to use both 
     
     knowledge and ability‘while 
     
     spontaneously dealing with 
     
     a situation as it occurs. 
     
     The dynamic explos? n of 
     
     a fencer attacking his oppone't 
     
     has been compared to a 
     
     sprinter plaYing‘chess ’ 
     
     while running the hundred yard 
     
     dash. I ; . ‘ 
     
     Modern fencing has removed the 
     
     fatal aspect of the sport which 
     
     has in turn changed the nature 
     
     of the game. The object of the 
     
     fenger is not to kill his 
     
    
   
   
    
     ISLAND THEATRE 
     
     ANNIIAL MEETING 
     
    
   
   
    
     Joan A. MacFarlane; 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Thursday, Séptember 29, 
     
     the Island Theatre Guild, 
     
     formerly the Charlottetown 
     
     Amateur Theatre Group, will 
     
     hold its annual meeting in 
     
     the David MacKenzie Building 
     
     at 8 pm. This meeting will 
     
     involve the announcement 
     
     of the chosen fall produc- 
     
     tion and audition dates. The play 
     
     to be directed by David Bulger 
     
     will be presented in late 
     
     Novem.ber. As well as the 
     
     Play the Guild will also.be 
     
     presenting a Varirty " 
     
    

    
     Show in early December. 
     
     Cast and crew are needed for 
     
     each production. ' . 
     
    

    
     The meeting will provide 
     
     an opportunity for those in- 
     
     terested in theatre to meet the 
     
     new executive and pose any 
     
     questions on the group and its 
     
     Productions. There will also 
     
     be an opportfinity to join 
     
     the Island Theétre Guild. The 
     
     lSland Theatre Guild is 
     
     eponsored by the Committee v ' \ 
     
    
   
   
    
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