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George MacLean Passes Away
lan), East Riverside, N.B., and
Effie (Mrs. R.S. Smith), Char-
| lottetown. . :
His wife, the former Sarah
‘MacLean, and’ daughter .Mary
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tion and lighting in portraiture.
Plans for the Salon to be held in May of Centennial year at the Confederation. Centre were discussed at length.
ee t Pi nae 2 MacLean of Lewes \“predeceased him, as did two en slide showing: “how to pro-’ j a | die esday morning in the sons, Malcolm and Duncan who|duce _ prize winning _ slides,”
Eastern and Central Dist ricts Livingston and MacArthur Nurs- | died in childhood. was shown. : ‘ ing Home. He was in his 86th ; The. Charlottetown Camera
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. March 16, 1966. 5
year.
Mrs. Douglas McGowan, Mon- , tague, is currently rehearsing
Montague Actress’ Preparing For Play
Mr. MacLean is survived by two sons, J. Angus, MP «for Queens County, and living in Moncton; and three daughters, Margaret (Mrs. J.W. MacKenzie), Summerside, Ca- therine. (Mrs. Henry 0. McLel-
member of the Rossilellini Op- era Company in Toronto. During the war, as a member of the Auxiliary Services, she enter- tained. overseas units.
In the past few weeks, Mrs. McGowan has taken part in se-
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Camera Club. Holds Contest
James Little. assistant cura--
tor of the art gallery at the Con- federation Centre, was the judge
‘for Charlottetown Camera Club’s
wecent competition on portraits in color
Ytoland Taylor, town, took top honors in the
Charlotte. |
Club has received a collection of slides from Sydney Camera Club which will be reviewed and judged by Gordon White, Elea- nor Mrs. J.R. Davies at the next meeting March 23.
The lakes of North ‘America, Africa and Asia hold 75 per cent of the, world’s fresh wate. |
for a leading role in St. Dun- stan’s University’s production of | “Flectra,”” an entry in the Do- minion Drama Festival, which willbe seen at Confederation
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entries as well as serving on the | 5 Executive in both Provincial an National Committees. She the Best Director Award i
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Centre Theatre on Thursday, | 6 ny , March 17 at 8 p.m. ant for “The Inspector Calls, DOMINION DRAMA FESTIVAL | the Best Actréss Award in 1960 | . 2 When interviewed recently, _ : 1 Mrs. McGewan said that she | | |for “You Can't Take It with REGIONAL. FESTIVAL ] was looking forward to working | | |You.”” NF _ ee with Rev. Adrian Arsenault, dra- During the past few years, the | : : mes rT : ma director at SDU. She men- SDU players have taken numer- | CONFEDERATION CENTRE THEATRE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING tioned that he had received so ome eres eemacing hone foc) MARCH 17, 18, 19—8 P.M ] | WEATHER well-deserved praise in a recent best iettor, beet actress and | its as A panel discussion highlight- School. The four-member panel William Murphy, chairman of - . on rae bese os scpedmemeissasceecsdaciasaaam TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE ONLY ed the regular monthly meet- discussed various aspects of lise banat : unhers. De TORONTO (CP) — Observed-|in ig le Archibald ’ . 4 ing of the Spring Park Home family life as relationship to PANEL <DAEO steer eh re te’ t : r a ticle Miss bald | Nl : {] CHARLOTTETOWN AND SUMMERSIDE id ‘S E. Powell, Sister’ Mary He mperavutes: stated: “Meanwhile my univer- arid ‘School Association last, the school. Seen prior to the I, OF 6 en ~ 9 7- \gity spies tell me a great guy E £ : night at the Spring Park! discussion are, from the left, Eldon Green and Rev. H. Tye. snag ............ 19 . 3 \setled Father Arsenault is doing : : . Reserved Seats:— 3 co Vancouver ....... 43 49 |furipedes’ “Electra” at ~ SDU. Ww! Ww! Adults $1.50, $1.00 ; not on. the latter two streets as | bert Dinnis in Traffic Court yes- Edmonton .......5 20 32 |Nice to see the universities doing INSTANT HEARING Chil "Be was reported in this paper yes- ot ee nore See ROMWIR 5 ies csssts 29 * the classics.” : dr on lor Arthur G _ |Covehead; no valid cence; r- |Winnipeg ........ 27 Mrs. McGowan will be classt- |: No wires! No cords! ; A [ sa rik Police Cons os Bevery i Nor te D, |Toronto ...s+0.++ 27 «= 34 ified as a professional actress in MRS. McGOWAN No an Series Tickets (8 plays) : y, " IN.B:, speeding; , Leo ria |Ottawa -.......555 9 27 \the cast due to her many years | Nothing behind your ear! : mittee, celled aroma " _ Smith, Bedford, driving qn the |Montreal ......... 8 28 experience in show business. The Piogaidbctb hon rn + Nothing -in- your glasses! $5.00 and $2.50 : error, ald said the proposed |wrong side of the road; Am- |Queber 5 2 |Dominion Drama Festival |sny capacity as long as status“is[" It’s here! What you have alwa Group rate for children: (4:or more) for Rumpelstilskin only agg tAgge yy ae brose MacCarville, Kinkora, al-|Fredericton ...... 23 mA. : stated. D oaaea. us Seclits Meariy otk Ste each when accompanied-by adult. Adults pay reguiar | ; a is felt is being jeopardized by tog Der ee ie Saint John ....... 2B 28 |Nova Scotia, Eastern Shore,| As a child, she did profession- |] Wear. this instrument and no. rate: : : angle parking es at present. — |Crapaud, driving v ee ie 2 82 | Cape Breton, Prince Edward J¢-jal radio work and later_was_a | ene will ever know. Hear at once ; : SPARE, cy Halifax land: Sunny with a few clu —aaaq] with clarity, froo from. disturbing PARTY RESULTS . Paonia a en a, Burt, |Charlottetown % 30 | periods and a few snowflurries; ; — : t! ovehead, inefficient equipmes sydney extremely, cold; northwest winds i PEOPLE AMAZED — ee flare ea a co Marven- Neil MacLeod of _Mil- Yarmouth peerage 31° 3% 4 gusts cs an diminishing in the Mortgage Funds i Cee a eh People who passed the camp-| Eugene Parish Hall, Covehead, ton pleaded not guilty to ast. John's ........ 22 32 =| afternoon to northwest 15; low- ing life for the hard of hearing, f us of St. Dunstan's University |recently: ladies’ first, Mrs. |Charge of driving on the wrong | Boston 36. 39 |high at Kentville 8 and 25, New Available a new deal for the deaf. People -} on the Malpeque Road Tuesday | Hubert Morrison; second, Mrs. |Side of the road and had his |New York ........ 38 52. | Glasgow 5 and.23, Goshen 5 and naturally proud ef their appeai- morning blinked in amazement | William O'Connell; consolation, |C@5¢, adjourned to Magistrate’s |Miami crsvee 66 83-195, Sydney 16 and 23, Charlotte- ‘on residential ance now can happily join in life MAIN BRACE when they saw the sign of St.| Mrs. Leigh Misener; mens’ first, Court March 16. New Orleans ...... 60 ee town 8 and 2. Outlook for properties with eveyone else and forget deaf- et Dunstan’s University shane’ a Harvey MacDoneld; second, ' Tucson ....-sseee- 50 Thursday, sunny and not quite |’ . ness. ae ~ ~ T i H og the University of Prince Edwa i : ion, : s . | 86 cold. : : own home ly sending ON G T Island. It's probably the work: of ae Ce At School Students oe tg a re iret | High tide today at Charlotte. [| L. SEAR Bf coupon within 10 dey: to:— ff a prankster, though it cou rt; zeout, Mrs. — Lei ° | Pr Tuesd town 7.16 a.m. and 5.13 p.m.‘ At ° Wee i bets somebody looking hopefully into Seen "ee Dad Ma xu. Visit University over the sterienet ay and |p isties at 1286 p.m. an as - Maritime Hearing Service, MUSIC BY THE — : r c . : by late evening temperatures 110 9 St Bayers Rd. Shopping Contre ST DUNELARPNAGE pamry: |, APrCamoAey, Th Seaeeas | were, i the toons at many pee ee ee ee oo ueen of. Starlite Bidg., Halifax, N.S. DOWNTOWNERS aes from the Island’s high schools | ; inces. Variable n town: Sun rises ms cn can wor ated of the |, rhe, following are the results ‘are visiting St. Dunstan's “Unt a see snd a few |today at 6.25 a.m.and sets at Dial 2-1271 ects oe citing ral Members and Guests Welcome ord has been rece of‘ the card party held at th: ‘versity campus today to take |. owrlurries were reported. The |6-29 P.m. eee Sa :
death of Mrs. Clarence Stench- field,. the former Lena Stewart, in Wolfborrow, New Hampshire. Relatives on the Island include two sisters Mrs. James Gillan, Sr., .and Mrs. John MacInnis and: one brother John Stewart,
all of--Charlottetown. ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting .of © the’)
P.E.I. Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada was held at the Legion Home in Charlottetown recently, with the treasurer, Russell Arbing, re- porting that the chapter aad contributed $5,030 in 1965 to the Multiple Sclérosis ~~ Society in Montreal to support their -re- _ search program.
PARALLEL PARKING The parallel parking to be established this spring is on Queen Street, both sides, Kent to Richmond Streets, and
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Dunstaffnage school recent'y ladies’ first, Mrs. Clifford Pal- mer; mens’ first, Hector Jen- kins; door prize,’ Aden Clow; freeze-out, Wayne Dover and Aden Clow. The tournament win- ners are.- ladies’, Mrs. Winston
| Stewart: mens’ Cecil Stetson..
ie CARD PARTY
Following are the results. of the card play at St. Pius X Parish recently: ladies’ first, Mrs. Nelson Whitlock; second, Mrs. Don Morrissey: consolat- ion, Mrs. Eddie Arsenault; gents’ first, Ken MacDonald; second, Gordon MacEachern;
‘consolation, Barry - MacLeod;
freezeout, Linus Conway; Mrs. Robert Dingley: special, Kenny Gallant; door prize, Mrs. George Campbell:
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The purpose of the day-long program is to acquaint the visi- ‘tors with the daily activities in the life of a university student. © . §DU Honour Society president |Douglas Richard has outlined a ‘program. aimed at giving the high school students as much in- formation as possible about uni- versity life from the time they arrive on campus at 10 a.m. un- ti] they depart at 5.30 p.m.
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| The visitors will have their jpoon meal at SDU following which they will tour the campus land visit the new science build- ing. They. will then meet with the administration to discuss en-
This will be followed by a visit ito the Students’ Union Coffee {Shop and a meeting with the |heads of the various SDU camp- | jus organizations.
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a regular class at SDU after which a lunch will be served be-
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funeral for Mrs. Vina K. Lowth-
snowflurries. were ‘most frequent in Prince Edward Island and Eastern Nova Scotia.
A disturbance east of Cape
day while a high pressure area approaches from the west. This
the Maritimes although a few snowflurries are likely to per- sist in regions exposed to winds off the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Bay of Fundy. Tem- peratures will rise to the 20s, this afternoon... z
“The high pressure area will cross .the district Thursday to
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CITY AREA FUNERALS
LOWTHER FUNERAL — The
er was held from the Victoria United. Church, Tuésday, March 15, 1966, with service conducted by Rev. Bryer, R. Jones. Organ- ist was Mrs. Allison Lea. Soloist was Stephen MacLean who sang
Congregational hymns were “Abide With Me’’ and “Rock of
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“Will the Circle be- Unbroken.” |_
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' |Pallbearers were: John Davison,
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fore they depart for their homes. |Ages.”’ Pallbearers. _— were: This is the first such venture |George Newman. Boyd Lowther, attempted by the SDU Honour Keith Stordy, Waldran Howatt, Society. Mr. Richard has em- |William Waddell and Keith Bos- phasized that this will not re- well. Flowerbearers were: Ar- place the regular ‘“‘Open House” inold Howatt, Norman Lowther, which will be conducted by the |Hedley Miller, and George‘ My- SDU faculty later in the year. jers. Interment was in Cra ud
|People’s cemetery. EASTERN . FUNERALS AVAILABLE AT.
| THE FOLLOWING | MILLER FUNERAL —
The | funeral for Frederick Dawson
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