PEIDAY ONGAM

UPEI Day is set for turday, september 23' en all Islanders are vited to visit a us. Visiting hours - from 2:00 p.m. to 30 p.m. and guests 11 tour especially e Robertson Library, 6 Kelley Building, ltdn Hall, the Dr. eele Music Building and e Chaplaincy Centre. Students extend an vitation to campus sts to see their wly—renovated Student ion Building — ‘lhe

. Besides new fices and a refurb- hed Panther lounge, reamlined cafeteria cilities are now cated on the third oor. Invitations have been ' _ nt to parents of.

shmen to visit the m "

iversity on UPEI Day fording them an ‘

portunity to meet

th faculty and students, d visit the campus

cilities.

Residences will be open

. View: thevapartment * le Blanchard Hall,

d the double room ccmrodations of

rnadine Hall and Marian

ll.

At 1:30 p.m. the

lantic Inter—collegiate

coer Game is scheduled

tween the UPEI

= thers and the

iversitie de ancton

ues. \

At 2 :45 p.m.l graduate ctures of the former

stitutions Prince .

. Wales College and St.

I stan's University,

ll be turned over

IVE THE GIFT OF lIFE

following the conclusion '

The first Blood Donor inic of the year will . ‘ held next Tuesday, ”‘ ' pt. 26 at the U._P.E_.I. mm WSian 'Ihe” ' urs of the clinic

officially to the Robertson Library on permanent loan.

At 3 o'clock a prJic concert will be presented in the Dr.

'Steele Recital Hall.

Light refreshments will be served in the Robertson Library, where visitors will be invited to take out Library Cards.

A highlight of UPEI DAY will be the official presentation of a collection of graduation pictures from Prince of Wales College and St. Dunstan's University. The presentation will place the framed photographs on a permanent loan basis in the University's Robertson Library.

The concept came about through consultations wim the

Prince of Wales Alumni Association, the St. Dunstan's Board of Governors and the University Librarian Merritt Crockett.

The presentation will be made on Saturday afternoon at 2 :45 by - Dr, Kent Ellis, President of the P.W.C. Alumni Association, and Charles Campbell, Chairman of the St. Dunstan's Board of Governors. Receiving the collections on behalf of the University will be University President Dr. Peter Neincke and NBrritt Crockett.

Although the St. Dunstan's pictures remain in good condition, the Prince of Wales collection showed signs of aging. Painstaking restoration was carried

THE UPEI SUN,'I‘hursday,Sept.ZI,I978,paqe 3

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out through the generosity of the P.W.C. Alumni and today the pictures are in mint condition.

The display will hang in the Robertson Library lecture Theatre on Saturday. Due to the size of the display (101 pictures) it is not possible to have them on permanent exhibit. UPEI DAY visitors and graduates of the former institutions are invited to View the photographs. Anyone knowing who might have copies of the graduating class pictures from P.W.C. for the years 1940 or 1962 is asked to contact the University Librarian. Photocopies

could be made of these originals in order to complete the P.W.C. collection.

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Will KNOWN, CHARLOTTETOWN. * DOCTOR- HEADS BOARD

Dr. Kenneth C. Grant

has been named the second

chairman of the University of Prince Edward Island Board of Governors. At a meeting of the Board on Monday, Sept. 18, the members

elected the Charlottetown

surgeon as Successor. "to

the late Justice Trainor.

Dr. Grant, who is presently Chief of Staff at the Giarlottetown Hospital, has been a

member of the Board since

its inception in 1969. During that time he has worked on numerous committees and was most

of the clinic .

> Student Union has agreed to donate a number of .

cases of "beverages" toward a residence party

recently the chairman of the Staff and

Organizati Committee prior to his appointment

its tenants turn out for the clinic.

Gift- certificates from A and W and MacDonalds will be given out to each donor as well as a number

as chairman of the Board. Dr. Grant's" selection comes as no surprise although no details were released about his appointment. Dr. Grant was one of only two members that have sat on the Board since 1969. The other, Wilbert McInnis, is chairman of the Finance Committee.

Our congratulations to Dr. Grant and we hope that he can continue to

‘ bring honor and respect

to the position which Justice Trainor held so honorably.

prizes will be donated by the U.P.E.I. Bookstore.

A meeting will be held at 3:00 P.M. on Thursday Sept. let and on anday, September 25 at 6:00 p.m.

e from 1:30 to 4:30

‘ the afternoon and

0m 7:00 to 8:00 that

" ing. ‘

A number of businesses

8 contributing prizes gift certificated to

1P encourage more people

_ai_:tend these life saving

lnlcs.

The university . nistration has agreed donate a half credit

y 86- The draw for S prize will be made

for the residence that has the highest percentage of V .

of spot prizes will be at the medical centre in drawn for. These spot I Marion Hall for people a», 1 ‘ V . interested in working

- ' ' during the clinic. A lot of help is needed, so if you cann' ot make these meetings PLEASE try and show up at the gym at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday to help set—up.

The goal for this year's clinic is 250 donors. It is hoped that we can beat last year's record of 214.