Centre Gallery To Stage ‘ ; A New Sculphas Show

which viewers‘ find themselves. gallery goers during its Charlot. Audio - kinetic sculpture is one {tetown stay.

of the newer directions sculpture| Performances:of the show will

has taken in the past few years. |be given at fifteen minute inter-

The unusual exhibition is sure to|vals during regular gallery

arouse, provoke and even startle | hours.

Island News Page

Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 17, 1966.

e e . Confederation Centre - Gallery 5 1 n fl Nn | will play- host to its most unus-

g rou p ual exhibition’ yet beginning Tuesday, September 20, when Zbigniew Blazeje, opens his Au- dio - Kinetic Environment show, a combination of free standing in relief sculpture which moves

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THIS IS an unusually good stand of corn on the farm of Sterling MacRae, Greenvale which was visited as part of

acorn tour Friday. Left to right are Norman Gillis, Point Prim; Monte Kelly, Newtown Cross;. Mr, MacRae and Louis

Farmers Show Inte In Association's Tour

Farmers from East Baltic in

vale, went from there to the

Faitre Theatre “|\October 10. The internationally

Canada’s leading folk-singing group, the Travellers, has been booked for a Confederation Cen- concert Monday,

known quartet will give a single concert at 8.30 in the evening in

jesty Queen Elizabeth formally dedicated the arts complex.

Will Visit Here

The group has visited Char- lottetown on a’ couple of pre- vious occasions, the last being the Royal Command: perfor- mance of 1964, when Her Ma-

conjunction with the Thanksgiv- ing weekend conference of the Maritime . Scientific Association who have purchased a block of seats for the occasion. Prices to the general public will be scaled from $2.50 to $1.00, and tickets will go on sale a tthe theatre box office on Wednesday, Sep- tember i.

The “Travellers, formed as a

Cormier, St. Philip. There wére some 70 farmers in at-. ° tendance at the latter -part of

the tour, e ay

rest

evaluate the relative ‘value and

| Dies In Hospital

LS. Batchilder

Lawrence §. Batchilder of Georgetown passed away sud- denly at the Charlottetown Hos- pital Friday, September 16, in his 54th year.

The late Mr. Batchilder suffer- ed a heart attack in the early hours of the morning in Char- lottetown ‘where he was em-

group in 1953, have been given a large measure of credit for in- Miesting and - Stimulating the folk music boom in Canada. Long before folk music was ‘‘in’”’ music, they were in demand in this country and abroad, and}. they achieved something of a reputation for their adorned un- commercial approach to their music,

They have come a long way since then, making several in- ternational tours including an extremely successful visit to the

United Church of Canada will consider changing its structure to include bishops no matter what form the proposed union with the Anglican Church takes.

face sooner or later,’’ said Dr.

E. E. Long, United Church sec- retary.

tions for further study.

UC Plans To Consider Bishops

By NEIL LOUTTIT ‘ WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)—The

“It is something we'll have to

The general council of the dhurch, meeting here, referred a committee report on bishops to presbyteries and congrega-

in concert with electronic music also composed by the artist. | The exhibition will be official. |

fore an invited guest list of gal- |

ning.

fn Toronto and several western cities, but will have the first showing in

show will be on view at aay) "67.

The exhibition éasiohe of brightly painted: wood and plas- tic sculptures in a modernistic assortment of geometric shapes

independently of the music, but the exhibition makes its’ great- est impact as the sculptures move with the electronically sculpture, |

All three factors,

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to form the environment

Rickets Said Ria Problem

ly opened Tuesday evening be- |

lery members, but it will go on | view to the public Tuesday mor- |

The’ exhibition has been esen | the Centre gallery) the Maritimes. Next spring the |

and sizes. They can be viewed |'

composed background music. |

sound and movement combine; |

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Confederation Centre

BEEK «STANLEY TONEN Re

: ployed as a member of the |Soviet Union. Thei 2 i ‘ ect Fl rine erty othe Experimenta [an earns ager of ar |BOUS od chten'a wa [Seen Uahs cnc, MRe| te Une Chueh has. 2 cm | Soy, scp, audats u «| TECHNICOLOR?/PANAVISION?. " ° ssed away within a few hours |; ; ; : : a brig tour, or field day, spon- interesting day with a. visit to| Mr. McIsaac had a tremen pad catattae hospital. es iow read ra songs |which there are no bishops. serious Peri problem T peda — Mewiid Salen Dead Producers es Gar ane ta eae or eae ee ee relic ee een who wea Rees Gia ie Seine cetieaae ok tie eas aeons ‘STARTS MONDAY Show at 8: 30 rd ucers’ |than 100 acres in all—of Leo P. | vis: s farm last year. It’s|in Georgetown, was the son o! : » C an oO — Association. lictasae and Sons, Mermaid. | slightly ‘better this year, ac-|Mr. John Batchilder and the | the former Eileen Wright of |eommittee on bishops, said no| Dr. Richard Goldbloom said at S:

The tour got underway at the | farm of Sterling MacRae, Green- $e

WEATHER

Louis Cormier, St. Philip— the: post office address is Rich- mond—was the: man who came farthest from the Western part of the province. The Matheson brothers, Albert and Wilfred,

town 1.14 a.m. and 1.38 p.m. At | ‘Confederation Centre Art Gal- Rustico at 8.54 a.m. and 8.47 lery will inaugurate a new pro- p.m. High tide Sunday at..Char-./gram-of. weekly..noon.-hour films lottetown 1.52 a.m. and 2.29 p.m. |for businesspeople and uptown At_Rustich at 9.45 a.m. and 9.26 | shoppers beginning Tuesday, p.m. Summerside tide eighteen September 20 in the Lecture minutes later, than Charlotte- | Theatre.

. Sun rises today at, 6.55| The eleven week ‘series ts a.m. and sets at 7.20 p.m. Riss |made up of half hour films first Sunday at 6.56 a.m. and sets at [produced for the Independent

7.18 p.m. All times ADT.

CITY AREA FUNERALS

MacKENZIE FUNERAL ‘ The. funeral dock MacKenzie was held Fri- day afternoon, September

St. John’s Presbyterian Church; | Belfast. Rev. Donald Nicholson | conducted the service at the church and grave. The organist | was Mrs: M.W. MacDonald. Hymns sung were The Lord’s My Shepherd and What a Friend We Have‘'in Jesus. Pallbearers were Hanford MacKenzie, Col- lin MacKenzie, Percy MacKen- zie, William C. MacRae, Hughie MacDonald. Interment took place in the Belfast cemetery.

LOCAL BRIEFS

LD 41TH BIRTHDAY

Heath Macquarrie,: MP for Queens, tomorrow celebrates his 47th birthday. As is his custom, he exchanges congratulatory’ messages with National Conser _vative Leader, John_Diefenbak-

er, whose birthday also is on the " 18th ‘

‘DISMISS CHARGES

Magistrate J.B. Johnston, QC, disthissed two charges of speed ing against Keith Robert Shaw, Summerside, when he appeart- ed in Magistrate’s Court yester- day morning. J.P.. Nicholson, QC, called Cst. F.R. Graham as witness. Mr. Shaw handled his own defence.

—/ mission is free and coffee will be for William “ur-| served.

16,| obtain from the Gillis Funeral Home |

‘The Mary Beth Memorial Tro-

zi compiling the highest points in

‘lIsaac,*4. Gale Raynor, 5, Barry

|Television Network in Britain jas an introduction to the world lof art. Commentator on the |films is Sir Kenneth Clark. Screenings will begin prompt- ly at 12.15, and patrons are en- couraged to bring a sandwick to enjoy along with the films. Ad-

It’s a new and unique way to artistic nourishment along with the caloric variety.

Calf Club ‘Holds Day

The Mt. Herbert and Districts 4-H calf club held their annual achievement dayvat. the farm of Austin Kennedy, Mt. Herbert.

David Peacock judged the inne, Dect and dairy classes. Wayne aa CSR awarded the ribbons.

|

phy presented to the member

cording to. men who saw the corn stands both years.

Mr. MacRae also has some unusually fine corn on _ his farm. The Guardian was unable to follow the tour to’ the Ex-

late Philonema Gallant. He en- listed with the Prince Edward Island Islanders at the outbreak of World War Two and with them he saw service in Nova Scotia; Quebee “and -Newfound- land. He rose ‘to the rank of

Georgetown; four sons, Paul, Kenneth and Eldon, all of Georgetown and Lawrence Jr. of Toronto and'one daughter, Joan (Mrs, Maurice Englehart) of Toronto, Ont.

Also’ mourning his passing are

South Africa during the latter part of August.

Miss. Hawkes. will arrive ._.in Charlottetown within the next week to begin preliminary work im setting up classes at Con- federation Centre and at Sum- merside. Instruction will be giv- en at the Centre for beginners, Grade 1, Grade II, Senior Girls

Schoo] for the pest two years. She has also had experience _in | choreographing and presenting high school musical productions. Ballet instruction will begin at Confederation Centre on Monday October 3, for the ten week fall term. Registration forms are now available at the theatre of-

and adults during weekdays and

at Summerside on Saturday. Miss Hawkes studied dancing

for twelve years under the Roy-

Two Vehicles In Collision

A car-truck collision at ap- proximately 1. p.m. Thursday afternoon at the corner of Kent and Cumberland Streets.

The vehicles involved were a 1965 GMC half ton truck driven by Austin William Thurlow of St. John’s New Brunswick and

a 1962 Valiant driven by Rey D. White of Charlottetown, The estimate of ‘damage to the White car was $175.

There was no estimate of damage to the truck nor were there any injuries see The city police investigated the ac-

Court Fines

decision had yet been made on what powers bishops United Church would have.

possibly be pastors to the pas- tors;—but—he didnot speculate on their role in church govern-

in the Dr. Long said bishops would

67 jnfants, suffering from the) disease that softens bones, have | been admitted to a Montreal | hospital so far this year.

Many of the cases_were se- |

vere, he told a conference of |

of the Church of Christ at Nanton, Alberta, willbe the “speaker * at““evangelistic“meet- ings to be held at Central Christian Church in Charlotte- town Sept. 25 to Oct. 9, church Officials have announced. This will be the fourth time Mr. Benoit has conducted meet- ings here. He is a member of

‘| the Alberta Legislature and

editor of The Christian Com- pass.

Driver $125

Magistrate A.J. Haslam, QC,

court yesterday morning on a

fined Wilfred Callaghan of St. | Louis $125 21d costs or 30. days | when he appeared in city police |

We Trade

Home and Auto * Furniture * Televisions

charge of drunken driving.

Mr. Callaghan, who was

pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of driving while im- | paired.

Martin Joseph Kelly, Newtown Cross, charged with speeding, ‘was fined $14 and eosts or five days.

Lloyd Hubert Roberts, Stan- hope, charged with

tires, was fined $10 and costs

cident.

the year’s work was won by Stel-

la Boswall. Following the the results in| each class: Holstein calves: 1. Wendal!

Kennedy, 2. Zoeanne MacEach- , ern, 3. Dunstan MacDonald,. 4. |Paul MclIsaac, 5. Phillip Mac- Donald, 6. Zandra MacEachern, 7. Joan MacDonald.

Year’s work: 1. Zoeanne Mac- Eachern, 2. Wendal Kennedy, 3. Zandra MacEachern, 4. Dunstan MacDonald,: 5. Phillip MacDon- ald, 6. Joan. MacDonald, 7. Paul Mclsaac.

~~Beef-calves:: 1. Stella: Boswall; 2. Allan MclIsaac, 3. Leona Mc-

Wood, 6. Ian MacIsaac, 7. Wayne Wood. i

Year’s work: 1. Stella Boswall, 2. Barry Wood,.3. Gale Raynor, 4; Leona MclIsaac, 5. Wayne Wood, 7. Ian MclIsaac.

Showmanship: 1. Allan Me- Isaac, 2. Zandra MacEachern, 3. Stella Boswell, 4. Dunstafi Mae- Donald, 5. Wendal Kennedy,

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TORONTO (CP) —~ Observ the Associated Milk Foundations | temperatures: eet } Fae grid lligare ae penianens aaa Sergeant and was transferred to | his father, Mr. John Batchilder | ment. of Canada: TST ty | a Hf Low overeten eh Friday |Rae’s. EG Both men use atrozine as a| =0gland where he joined the|of Georgetown; four sisters, |NEED FELT Dr. Goldbloom said studies 1n| Dawson .... 53 66 | TOUR FIELDS weed control. Mr. MacRae said North Nova Scotia Highlanders. | Mary (Mrs. Peter Jay) of Char-| “As it is now nobody seems Ottawa, Toronto and Montrea’ | f Vancouver ....,.. 54 66 But Major Reid, Rollo Bay; |he uses about three mds to He was severely wounded in lottetown, Agnes (Mrs. Pemple|to know wlio to go to with a indicate the infants affected | Victoria . 51 58 ITB Mc téaxe Rock Was coat the Mr Siclonac ine action in France shortly after MacDonald) of Georgetown Roy-|problem, and at times it is very | drank whole cows’ milk lacking * Edmonton 34 1a nian dees. Weed Maltin wees reg . The the invasion of the continent. alty, Catherine (Mrs. Frank/hard for a committee to be a vitamin: D. Calgary Bl satne weak. hak eealleite le renroe- to-fouepeanoe. con) _In 1946 he was appointed head | Power) of Elliotvale, and Janie |father-in-God_ to. the, ministers.” | 11's amazing to -hear__about Regina’ ® 73 “lthenad the Wanen tt = trot-is really good. : jailer for Kings-County Jail in| of Georgetown. Also left to] The report noted that Metho-|rickets in this day and age,” Dr. Wier a 7 é perimeter There is danger in -using too| Georgetown, a. position, he held | mourn are fiye brothers; Bern- diss, Congregational and Pres-|Goldbloom ‘said. Twonto .. 44 71 Considerably when some..70 far-|much of this weed control if | until 1963. In 1964 he joined the | ard and Walter both of George- |byterian churches in Australia | meee ==etex Ottawa se Goh toured the MclIsaac fieids |the land is not to be planted to | Corps of Commissioners and did | town, Ferdinand of Elliott Lake, are considering bishops while Montreal... 33 gg | tater in. the afternoon. ‘Mr, Me-/corn again the following: year, | duty mainly. at the old Provin- Ontario and Stephen of Char- negotiating union. SPECIAL Quebec ae 38 57 Isaac is the heef producers several department of agricul-| cial Building per Oe ea ~ mee: oa ss wii “We must be prepared to un- Fredericton ...... 44 - 61 [association president. ture field men warned yester- ployed at the time is hoo Rise panera s : eld from |gerstand the significance of the Round Steak, Ib. ....- 99e Saint John ........ Ae 61 Mr. MacRae had 24-acres of day. The danger, it was explain- Ps gf vba 4 en rG a il fe _ ao ; Sree episcopacy as it has been pre- Moncton 46 62 |corn with the same number ofjed, is that the land would not | the sere eh eT : “ar ok ber 19, 1 wi ee tt served and developed by our sted Roast, Ib- ... 79c Halifax. 54 62 \Varieties and the visitors listen- | produce a_grain crop the follow- Sa r th Hols is an $15 ie Mea Peg ; St. cen at | sister communions,” the report . Charlottetown Soy [ed With heen interest a. the )ing year, certaialy mot oats; | ct of t. James Church in| Roman an Catholic Church at 9:30 |S2i¢. QUEEN st. Giydney 0.6... 46 65 jyoung farmer described | the |though that was questioned by | Georgetown and the Georgetown | a.m. . In other, business Wednesday, sae AT MARKET Yaromuth epi: ieee 55 |rates of fertilizer application, |at least one corn grower. Braiich of the Royal Canadian the council approved a ‘$35,000 5 St. John’s. Nfld. 53 64 {the weed control efforts, the|--Don Wood, the fertilizer man Legion of which he was a char- Tesearch centre to study min- Whelin 48 65 {planting times and other de-jfrom Kensington, spoke briefly | tered-member and in which he istry problems and needs in ur- = E New York 63 . 70 |tails of interest to agriculturists.|and said that corn is a high| held a number of offices over ban communities. Shop Where Parking Is Setar ce ae 87 Mr-"-MacRae is going _to}energy, low protein food. But 2d-.| the years. He also acted as par- The proposed centre, to be lo-] 4: Viceaues At--- _ New Orleans ....... 68 82 |store some of his corn in ajdition of Calrea increases the ade marshal] at the annual Re- cated in an ‘undetermined met- POUOGOR > cc ccadieg OR 87 horizontal, or trench type slip, protein content at a low rela-|membrance Day Parade. ropolitan area, will provide con- ROBINSON Los Angeles ....... 65 96 {he told The Guardian. The rest | tive cost, he said. : He is survived by his wife, sultative services for presbye SUPPLIES LTD. he hopes to Store in an enlarged : , ‘|teries, boards and councils in e gee (CP) The eee upright silo. oavee community and social 42 St. Peter’s Road office sunny skies : & nges ' iS irae or Seen em we weet Cantre Appoint EARING ‘ 4 i é % cloudy interval tay occur (orn, ane, tele ENTE APPOINTS APPEARING THIS WEEK over the northern sections today. | harvested. : Regional forecasts: Mr. Mclsaac h ; i a e ° yf Cape Breton, Prince Edward | arranged trots pach of the “18 Faith Marie Island, Eastern N.B. counties, | varieties’ he grows on slightly ew ns ruc or sand Veg von nee Vay, more than 100 acres at Mermaid, popular singer PATHECOLOR . PANAVISION Cte ee 4 \so the farmers could see and| Marily Hawkes has been ap- al Academy curriculum in Lon- cer ao oo ie ee | pointed the new resident teacher |don Ontario. 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