Island Community Theatre to Present New Voices

Island audiences will have an opportunity to view the award-winning one-act plays from the 1986 ‘‘New Voices’’ Playwriting competition when the ICT Performance Group presents the three plays in an evening entitled ‘‘New Voices Onstage’. The presentation will run for five nights, Oct. 28 through Nov. 1 with the cur- tain at 8 p.m. at the MacKenzie Theatre.

Announcement of the per- formance was made by. Ron Irving, artistic director of ICT who added that his organiza- tion has been looking forward to producing these plays,-. particularly because of the public interest in the work generated by the competition.

J.J. Steinfield, who has been successful in a number of literary competitions over the last few years, is represented by ‘‘The Heirloom’’ directed by Mr. Irving, a play ex- ploring the relationship be- tween three people, two of whom share a haunting and horrifying past.

‘Drinking The Ocean’’ is a strange comic Offering by Davie Moses, who will be directing his own script. In order to relieve their fear and boredom, two men hiding in a motel room turn the place, and themselves, upside down.

Michael Hennessey, another previous winner for ‘‘The Trial of Minnie McGee’’, has written a poignant story about

the growing friendship of two women each battling different afflictions in ‘‘Maggie Hanni- gan’s War’? which will be

‘directed by Norman Osborne.

ICT instituted. the New Voices Playwriting Competi-

tion four years ago to en- courage the development of local plays. Last year seven-

teen new plays were entered in the competition, the highest ‘ number to date. Plans are pre-

sently underway for New Voices ’87 which will solicit

-entries over the next three

months. A brochure contain. ing rules and general informa. tion on New Voices ’87 is in preparation.

Business Society Notes

The UPEI Business Society began a new year with some tnew faces. Lesley Cox takes over as President, Beth Hend- erson as Vice President, and Bev Mclsaac as Treasurer, and Melody Gamble as Se- cretary.

The class reps are Garth Cousins, Steven Birt and Marcus Steele.

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The Freshman rep has yet to be chosen. Anyone interested in the position, please contact the Business Society in Kelley building.

The Annual Golf Tourna- ment was held at the Stanhope Golf & Country Club. The weather came through for us and at the end of the day, there was a three way tie for first among Kesti Eamantis, Mark MacLeod and Steven Birt, but Mark had the top overall score.

This year a bowling tourna- ment was held at the Silverado Bowling Lanes. Bob O’Rourke

grabbed top individual bowler. The team of Larry Docherty, Phil Muise, Bill Banks and Brian Howard won team honours. Top female was Jackie Coulson.

Our hockey season is under way and the Business Society Scouts did a good job of re. cruiting. The team _ looks sharp. Good luck, fellows!

The annual. Business Execu- tive Luncheon was held Oct. 20th in the Panther Lounge. A good crowd turned out to hear Larry Saunders of the Federal Business and Develop- ment Bank.

Dare to be Different

Anyone interested in help- ing to organize Fall Fest ’86 is asked to leave their name and telephone number with

the receptionist at the Student Union Office, or contact Ja Underhill, Fall Fest: Chair person.

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ance, for they are the mothers of the face, and rear the children. The first teachers of children are the mothers. Therefore they must be cap- ably in order to educate both sons and daughters.

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The happiness of mankiné will be realized when womer and men coordinate and ad vance equally, for each is the complement and helpmeet 0 the other.

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MAPUS

There will be a meeting of all interested part time and mature students Tuesday, Oct. 28 at 7:00 pm in the MAPUS

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