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council elections, government 3 ‘a steals the show at the Christ- tn | . mas formal, and acts as ‘‘un- i school ionttes teclot ioe » biased scrutineer” for a campus larger units administra-

but queen election which naturally ae. a oie it's sees his girlfriend, played by! Si? re elemen schools night, Phyllis Nicholson, elected uddesiiee a - pretty rollicking entertainment Peter's talent for mimicry and = jp course ca ne tee Last night's show at Confed- comic ability were displayed | = S3 me eration Centre, a highlizht of \early in the show when he sa- .

» Winter Carnival celebra- tirized the principal's traditional delighted a capacity au-| speech to weteate as the begin- bape feaur Gon with *a home-grown par- ning of the term l trophy for college life entitled ‘Mr. Other popular acts included a| formance ‘f and Miss Wales Go to faculty skit—a classroom par-| and * ody—a ‘western jamboree” fea-| were the of the show, Peter Mac. ‘Uting the ‘Outhouse Trouba-| and Peter MacKinnon. Phyllis Nicholson, durs and “Hootenanny Enter-| Honorable mention was gi through scenes depict. ‘ers’ and several danc’e|the , hootenanny college year ‘outines by the college major-|ers Isabel Darby, Marilyn ettes. Lean and Roddy Diamond and Dean of Women Mrs. R. R. | “Outhouse Troubadours” _| Hurst and the Montgomery Hall | Thomas, Claire Perry and girls got into the act too in a | Duggan.

, ; , . ; . ny ; Hall version of | es were | UCT PRESENT CHEQUETO NAVY LEAGUE CORPS - [stots vee = Light in Your Window” home” economics teacher

Lieutenant eommander ‘treasurer of the Charlottetown dent of the Navy League of hristmas of _St. TORONTO (CP) — Tempera. George Veesey, commanding Council of the United Com- Canada, Charlottetown Divi- | Peter MacKinnon, who plays) Nothing or no one concerning! The show was tures: officer of NUCC Hyndman, mercial ‘Travetiers Associa--—sion. ‘The~money-will be_used | @ country bumpkin, campaigns college life was spared as victim | Marilyn MacLean.

. looks on as Claude Paynter, tion, presents a cheque for to provide uniforms for the | Dawson Does _ right, Sherwood secretary ~ $200 to Norman Black, presi- boys of NCLL, Hyndman. |

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mit the freezing rain to change ~....° ; | to rain, which in turn will end Pm ted a. my — as colder air moves in from the details sbout oe institu-

west through the day. tion. I hear Hamlet has been . Following the rain, skies will seat to the storage and “Man ol| “Maybe it WAS but not an

remain cloudy until the evens- asens” chosen | more. In fact St. Dunstan’ ing, and a few rainshowers and onl paola are ction suk aaa} number one — just think of it rn ae can ue: oa tired of Hamlet, even with Bur-| "umber one in the nation. And clearing trend will take place. ton. The SDU Drama ed

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