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. NISH ~-The first steps to) Mr. Gaudet, who has studied were widespread over the Mari- 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Jan. 4, 1965. sone the “Tignish Ants Founds. | organ in Canadian and Euro- times late Sunday and they sre . ; tion incorporated have been re- pean universities, is now teach- expected to continue over most j . ported’ successful by Mrs. Alma ing at the O'Leary Regional | regions today New Dean Of Arts At UNB Buote. professional! artist from High School. Mr. Conlon has con- A large Atlantic storm just ‘ New York and.now living at her, siderable ~business experience eas! of Newfoundland is. exnegt- former home in the village of and is interested in drama ed to maintain strong northerly Is Former Charlottetown Man Tignish Mrs. Buote, who will re-open Winds over the Maritimes, Mrs EE. Cran. Regional Por- her studio in the sprinc, was a which will account for consider.

; ' ; 1 } _ professional artist in New York able drifting of the light snow/aj) Professor W.S. MacNutt, for- latter ye became a Fellow of jter, Patrick Conlon of Mon for a number of years and held, expected from the flurries. Tem-

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merly of Charlottetown, has the Royal Historical Society of treal, ). Henri Gaudet and Mrs ; 7 / ,

been appointed dean of arts‘ at London. Buote of Tignish made applica- Painting classés in Summerside ecyone aro to pony fem the 205

the University of New Bruns-- 4uHOR OF NOTE tion in the office of Morley . M.| tWO years ago. me o the near the ‘ ; s The Thomas More Institute of gulf coasts

Bell QC of Summerside, during the past week. to-incorporate

wick to succeed Dr. A.G. Bailey: Montreal is sponsoring the foun-. Regional forecasts

Prof, MacNutt is the author of } dation Northern N.S, Cape Breton,

| who as held that position fox the widely acclaimed Days of

| Untvgeeie er esident Dr co: Lorne. published in 1955,’ and the Arts Foundation —_-—_—____— Prince Edward Island: overcast : |lin B. MacKay announced the New Brunswick: | A History, |e ney one sutemer WE nad occasions! Wreering Grito | oe mectiran e 1784-1867, published in 1963. For: tion is to carry ona summer ATHER ; and occasional freézing drizzle; | Preeointmest. , the latter book he was awarded school in the arts but other “ |not much change in tempep | | sealer ne wae! “ a sono the literary. citation of the Am- Courses may be added. TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-| atures; northerly winds 25 with | Brighten Ree Chet Nutt, erican Association for State and It is their hope to have a mu- tures: gusts to 40 and occasional gusts ( He was & one-time memter of Local History. At present, he is sedm added under the founda- Min. Max. to 50 during the day. Low-high | The Guardian staff at work on volume nine of the tion. Mrs. Cran holds two uni- Dawson... ... -63 “58 | at New Glasgow 22 and 28, Sy@ See ‘wee expoist Canadian Centenary Series sch- versity degrees and has a back- Prince George .... -17 -16 = ney 30 and 32. Charlottetown 25 od doa ars be February eduled to be published this) ground in ao eaece in : Vancouver wes eeees ‘i : and 32. . spring . now a professor at yola Col- Victoria .......... i ’ | ee fevote ape Prof. MacNutt {s a member lege, Montreal. Mr. Porter, a Edmonton ..,.... -24 -23 | town 18.09 pam oad thane writina. wilt, a ching heed of the Canadian Institute of In-| student from the Tignish schools Calgary .......... -%3 = -19 || At Rustico at 6 30 p.m. Summer. | es the department of histor: er ternational Affairs, the Cana- is completing his education in Regina ............ 9 wy | side tide eighteen minutes later | | anghrepolo Seeley dian Historical Association and Montreal and plans to take up Winnipeg .......... 8 11. chan Charlottetown. Sun rises | Dr 3 red hes had ~ .. the Humanities Association of teaching as a profession on the Toronto ............ 17 29 today at 735 am. and sets at | Dr. Bailey has had a long as- Canada Island Ottawa .......000e, 9 27 «| §.01 p m. . ; | so¢iation w 1 UNB of which he sss = eameeen z — a — — -

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~ | was the first to occupy a chair ~» CANADIAN MEMORIAL SET FOR SCOTLAND a Mer. In int wine USB) WEEKLY © “ he became the first dean of arts. |

e agOn Jan. 11, this plaque, com- Archaeological and Historie and Historic Sites Board of Ice Making It was in that yeer that Prof.| qemmoreting Sir John A. Mace Sites Board of Ontario. Ap- Ontario. The ceremony in | MacNutt joined the department CALENDAR Canada’s first prime pearing in the picture left to Glasgow, which has been: or- Un erwa | of bist ie Sapariment | ganized by the Ontario Gov- y ory as assistant profes-

See a rere ogee eee es see resbyterian F pa ernment to ce on the At Tignish | in history, he is, as well, the OF EVENTS

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Church, Glasgow, Scotland. ment of tourism and informa- 150th anniversary of Sir John ldean of arts, effective this

The marker is provided by tion; Hon. John P. Robarts, A. Macdonald’s birth, coin- ; : F ; 4 i myonth A Public Service i terest of Good Sport Contributed by Th “Ontario's Department of Tour- prime minister of Ontario, cides with the birthday of.0m- | oi2\1cH _ The exterior of Prof, MacNutt is a graduate e in The Inte po! q y These Thoughtful Business Firms

ism and Information, acting on © and W.H. Cranston, co-chair- tario’s prime minister, Mr. 5 ; Sexi eas Be “recommendation of the man of the Archaeological Robarts “5. | Souaetial Arona’ ‘was cutirely| bachelor of arjs degree. high | : We are Keulpnad 7 | u A 1 in during the past week | h hi d political sci- 4 To W A Liaht Aircraft clone in dering the Dent was | cere aad te Ureny «| LARTER’S CAPITOL THEATRE re Wash process London with the degree of mas- , g The huge stfucture a ter of arts. He was a Nuffield Drug Sundries ‘ NOW PLAYING “ j Other Previes Pi “bs quires a great deal of work be-, Fellow from 1954-1955 and in, the y joys Method rt é Forc Down fore completion. i (Hal Larter, Prop.) ; David Niven . . . Peter Sellers piso a | The project started four years Mert ’ g Robert Wagner a Capucine Painting “and Decorating , s 8 At South ago when a few sports-minded | Kensington Complete line of ‘ IN _ Contractor minations n oe eee for winter | In ital pores Sundries Comthercial and Residential recreati young people | Dies Hospi atent Medicines r for full information | A small plane, owned. by Ro-| who were without the services | Sandwiches and Coffee Bar “THE PINK PANTHER” ‘ ee ck ae ot an air. | 2%, Mellwaine of Tryon," was} of a rink for'seven years. Since| KENSINGTON — The death Photie 892-2532 ; Phone 2-2747 ~ gavit getting é founder - | forced down due vy icing t time: they have promoted, | of John A tus (Gussie) Cam- . ~ erway residents “of Prince-£d-| tine to a-battier against tuber-| conditions in-a”field near South-| worked, planned and organized | ron, Kensington, occured at FES ELM AVE. ‘ Today, Tues., and Wed. Shows 3.30 - 7-9 _R. Robison = nord. Jale Saturday. allernson. wed j ospital on ‘ xander Drive to nominate persons who/in the athletic world and late in hemeitt sid tore passedques from with the assistance of me eaten itsees. He was 4 : consider “have best used/ life successtully promoted | the Annapolis Valley to Char-/Winter Works program and an| son of John R. Cameron and the} Bowling - ee erates Mi a distance swimming con- ene He = = — at/ active board of,.directors the|late Mrs. Cameron gud was | ’ -~ ~ MONDAY ROYALTY to-serve a worthy Island cause lew Glasgow, Ms up | Tignish community will soon en-| married to the former Julia Oat- | Fun For ss ot one at ee re eee wed cal Ce en rian a8 Winter emerts Deoaram wn. | way whe survives him. 1 veryone BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. ESSO SERVICE of woman whom they consider | be widely known; nor need they| the load of mail he crossed the |— wife he is survived by one son, Af BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway and Y. M,C. A. (J. Stewart Westaway, Lessee), most worthy of being named) have performed the things for) Northumberland Strait. h h Elisworth, a daughter-in-law, ternoon SWIMMING — Boys’ &*11, 15-17 5:30 p.m.; Men’s 8 P.M. Tires = Year. oa ann om ghee —~Syrreaye wit, me feoscing onte, nese Tignis Us ers Lucy, and a aay Kevin; | & webicntE ma ange Batteries distinguished large « They ‘ . Islands as was flying : one brpther, Hollis, Summer- : p.m. — Men 7:30 p.m. Accessories — road. so . Geet, be. ithe og eagle along the shore line towards| In New Year side, and. four sisters, Ruth, | Evenings MINOR HOCKEY — 5-7 p.m. . ss wumber of other” citizens were| tion to Island betterment in thelr | jarge field owned by De. SP. With Socials DS. Dunning, both of Kensing.| CASUAL BOWLING | SKATING—Preschoo! children—1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Free Pick-Up and Deli ; ; | DS. ; -Up wary Seer commnied wy “Tue e| Tuo retay soquisioness: te, Wenn SRO ‘oni, MWedinorined, PET soa | Basilica Recreation Phone 894-90 ening Patriot” ‘they have best cervad @ worthy T A een the Tiggdn| Vera, Mrs. Albert MacDonald, Centre TUESDAY wei Raraty P So award was bestow-| Island purpose’ action’ TWO ccused area with many parties held at CTapaud. _ Richmond St. Charlottetown ele ee Oe ee eee SS ee Fined $125 Each |"4'new year's Eve party spén-| TAUGHT TO CONSERVE - —— BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. Dr. Eric M. Found: and 1963 : aes sored by the Legion members| WINNIPEG ‘(CP)—More than | CONNIE LeCLAIR BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. ' Jar Penderinst.— ’ your ¢ Fines of $135 and costs or 30/| was held at the Canadian Legion 18,000 teachers and students SWIMMING — 15-17 5:30 p.m. and Adult Men 8-11 p.m AFTER THE SHOW ne in past Ielander | 007? Were cad sree and attended by at jhave received. instruction in Building Contractor LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM — 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. ~ ‘CLOSES JAN. & <i tha Year Wil be haneeed 8 oe yo ree ook op were held in Cee ee ea since | the | Repairs and Renovations te | MINOR HOCKEY —5-7 p.m. STOP AT THE Ma engl yook hap: | later appropriate date. He, OF \turday when they pleaded not! The Tiguish Sports Recreation Forestry Association began its Kitchens, Rumpus Rooms, ete. | JUNIOR HOCKEY — 8:30 p.m. 4 should be * she, p, no wil guilty to drunken driving but | Association held a holiday dance | program for school children id] Dial 49141 64 Orlebar St. ISLAND GRILL : ie tania aie || selection of a woman, be | guilty. to the lesser charge of | for the youth on Wednesday. ev-| 1957. The program provides < ng Patriot, “Charlottetown”. | , a — ¥ The driving while impaired. ening. : /courses in tree growtl, tree| WEDNESDAY CHINESE should received | plaque bearing his name Accused were John Alexander) School will comme: Mop- | identification and fire preven- fe me tence sas ie Game noon | displayed in a teed place MacGregor, North Rivér, and| day and it will be back to hard tion. i . Albert Thomas : AND -- for re cai . through 1965. oe J a a he many ss Leo. | BOWLING — Casual —— Basilica necrestion Centre. CANADIAN FOOD So ieceon emer’ te to 'fewspaper takes no part in the| “hen OY ete ot. Charlotte: foe heme of Sars. Fred Picton | wolgas reserves are’ found LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM —? p.m. OUR SPECIALTY “ote > E uri Zas reserves are . wording of tho terme’ of felor | ects sf s sat ot chesting tomes town was fined $20 and costs or | ald. _ | associated with ofl. Stine ea Ye ne ee 162 Up Queen St. “ges given” then and quoted tr ae latlels af weailuallea 7608 -+-20 days for disorderly conduct. . ss .. SWIMMING.--.Family 6: — _— vere eee the first paragraph above aS ee ar te anaied Of nine persons charged with EGYPT SELLS GOLD DEAF? KEEP FIT — MEN — 7:30 p.m. ; even agtie boyy ea al to be considered he or she must aoe as eae CAIRO ( + Eaypt has . r SWIMMING — Mixed 8:30 p.m. t y have chosen were each fined ec or Reuters)— y' Rose Dealer }j. F e ride variety of professions aad eee Se Te cea PA 2 days; three were each given | old more than 37 tons of gold INSTANT HEARING wv — Oil, ‘Stove Oil, PARKDALE « SHERWOOD SCHOCLE—6 - 7 pm When Thirst Says for the recipient's wide range of member the closing date for re- 20-day suspended: sentences; one | Worth about $42,000,000 to an un- NOTHING IN EITHER ’ ‘ Stir ee a fo lesen te wae cen te acs alias Oe AS egy ea wa one a | stor ye a ahd vets or 30 faye. urday. Egypt currently faces “ways wanted, an invis- |] Grafton 6t. E. Phone 894-6610 n great attraction to an ed- UN'S STAFF te hithonliies It’s here! What you have BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. Start really refreshed, Sawn vee ent thai st lan ams tae . Shout imainiy ‘by its cheesic | ible hearing aid, nothing BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. with the favorite drink thers ot Coaleleration ‘Memor-| interaational civil servants. Mayor LaVie ieee oceania eres, Se, a ee wee SWIMMING — Boys 12-14, 5:30 p.m. of Islanders. : . inst : SWIMMING — Men 12:00 a.m. Y. M.C. A. And Councillors - aver ae a com LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM — 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. Seamans Beverages Recei lle POPE APPEALS J vith clarity, free from dis- FIGURE SKATING CLUB — 4-7 p.m. : Ltd eceive Ca rs pNATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope turbing nelecs. Here isa JUNIOR HOCKEY—$:30 p.m. . issued an appeal for technique, ‘town CE, TaVie slong with town busdhists and Roman Catholice | te better, bearing, 8 new FRIDAY —_— cit and thelr wives ve. |'0 co-operate. It was. believed he hearing life for the hard of qebved callers ot Friday's (eee vat Mam to male. Seer. Oe cies ie an oe levee at Souris Le- yee owe. Benes FREE by BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. The Management sending 2coupon BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. , Hostess for the afternoon was days to: Milton's Old Spain | smvor nockey —5-7 p.m. of the Maritime, Hearing Service Kent St: : Charlottetown TEENS & ADULTS SKATING—8:30 - 10:30 A and Ww Chester, ova Scotia 3 irre spienesssapeseei : saruRDAy | DRIVE-IN |. Rbteees icesessciseetyoee gy | Maple Kage Bakery - } shee peceeeses DELICA BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre, Wishes to announce thaé > Prep.) BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. weather .

Home-Made Bread and Pastry | mGHLAND DANCING — Boys and Girls 2:00 p.m. Y.M.C. A. | | Wedding and Anniversary | swIMMING — Family 1:30 p.m. Y.M.C. A. will stay open during

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