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John Angus MacLean - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia MacLean's bomber was shot down, and he evaded capture in Nazi-occupied Europe with the help of the underground resistance. Maclean returned to Prince Edward Island after the war, and ran for a seat in the Canadian House of Commons as a Progressive Conservative Party of Canada candidate, but was defeated in the 1945 and 1949 federal elections. MacLean served in the cabinet of Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker as Minister of Fisheries from 1957 until the government's defeat in the 1963 election. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Angus_MacLean   (377 words)

John Angus MacLean -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Angus MacLean (May 15, 1914-February 15, 2000) was a (An island in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence; the smallest province of Canada) Prince Edward Island politician and farmer. MacLean's bomber was shot down and he evaded capture in (A German member of Adolf Hitler's political party) Nazi occupied (The 2nd smallest continent (actually a vast peninsula of Eurasia); the British use `Europe' to refer to all of the continent except the British Isles) Europe with the help of the underground resistance. A respected steward of the land and of rural communities, MacLean was a committed (A follower of Calvinism as taught in the Presbyterian Church) Presbyterian of (The dialect of English used in Scotland) Scottish descent. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/j/jo/john_angus_maclean1.htm   (329 words)

Angus MacLean Angus Hector MacLean (1892-1969), Universalist minister, theological school professor and dean, played a major part in reshaping the philosophy and practice of religious education within the Universalist and Unitarian denominations during the 1930s, '40s and '50s. In 1922 Angus MacLean married Ruth Rogers, a feminist and a liberal in religion and politics. MacLean's academic career stretched from 1924 until 1960—first as an instructor at Columbia University Teachers College, 1924-28, then as professor of religious education at the Theological School of St. Lawrence University, 1928-60, and as dean, 1951-60. www.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/angusmaclean.html   (1239 words)

Conflicts of the Clans Angus was then detained in captivity, until he did renounce his right and title to the Rhinns of Islay, which properly appertaineth to the Clan-Donald, and had been by them given in possession for their personal service. Angus then replied that he needed not to mistrust him, seeing he had his son and his brothers pledges already, whom his friends might keep in their custody until his return; and that, for his own part, he did intend nothing against him, but to continue in all brotherly love and affection towards him. Maclean, hearing this, seemed to be void of all suspicion, and so resolves to go to Angus's house; he carried with him James Macdonald, the pledge (his own nephew and the son of Angus), whom he kept always in his custody, therefore to save himself from danger, if any injury should be offered until him. www.chebucto.ns.ca /Humanities/FSCNS/Scots_NS/Hty_Sct/Conflict_Clans/CC/Western_Isles.html   (755 words)

Maclean The Macleans of Duart had held the earlier office of Chamberlain to the Lord of the Isles, a title which was confirmed by the crown in 1495 even after the Lordship was abolished. He and Maclean of Lochbuie were among the barons of the Isles who accompanied Donald Dubh to Ireland, and at the command of the Earl of Lennox, claiming to be regent of Scotland, swore allegiance to the king of England. The quarrel between the Macleans and the Macdonalds of Isla and Kintyre attracted, in 1589, the serious attention of the king and council, thus the rival chiefs, with Macdonald of Sleat, were summoned to Edinburgh. www.fortunecity.com /bally/leitrim/147/maclean.html   (3010 words)

MacLean Report The record of the marriage of Angus MacLean and Mary Sinclair in Glasgow in 1808, provided by the Computer File Index, mentioned in the Foreword, was the breakthrough needed. Angus was born in Quebec City on November 9, 1815 and he was baptized five days later in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. MacLean Sinclair of Halifax, Nova Scotia and the late Jean MacLean of the Clan Maclean Association, Glasgow. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~darmay/Donald.htm   (5965 words)

The Galloping Gospel According to Angus Hector MacLean   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Angus was born in 1892 of sturdy Scotch lineage in Cape Breton, Canada, the eighth of nine children. Angus remembered with fear and trembling his "morning father" who was abrupt and short-tempered, and with love and affection his "evening father" who was full of fun and good yarns. Angus and a friend, caught on the horns of a dilemma between military regimen and human compassion, refused to obey the order, and for the next several days, without sleep, they ministered to the injured and attended the dead. online.sksm.edu /univ/education/gilbert_galloping_gospel.html   (4363 words)

maclean99 She was predeceased by her son, D.A. "Sandy" MacLean, a former Deputy Minister of Fisheries in Nova Scotia, in 1992; eight brothers and sisters. Born in Washabuck, she was a daughter of the late Angus Ranald and Sarah E. MacLEAN, James Leo - 81, 125 Inglis St., and a lifelong resident of Ashby died December 28, 1999, in the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, Sydney. www.angelfire.com /ak2/akeddy/maclean99.html   (8165 words)

maclean99 Born at Purlbrook, she was a daughter of the late Donald and Mary (Kennedy) MacLean. Surviving are sisters, Danielle, Alyssa and brother Kevin, all of The Ponds; maternal grandparents, Eric and Isabel Cumby, Yellowknife; paternal grandmother, Lorelle MacLean, Clearwater, Fla.; godparents, Aunt Judy Cumby and Uncle Glenn MacLean; aunts, uncles and cousins. Born at Glace Bay, she was a daughter of Emily (MacLeod) MacLean, Glace Bay, and the late James Gordon MacLean. www.angelfire.com /ak2/akeddy/maclean95.html   (5860 words)

Prince Edward Island: Premiers Gallery, J. ANGUS MACLEAN MacLean married Gwendolyn Esther Burwash, of Saskatoon on Oct. 29, 1952 and the couple produced two daughters: Sarah Jean and Mary Esther, and two sons: Allan Duart and Robert Angus. MacLean served in the R.C.A.F. (Reserve) from 1939 to 1947 where he commanded Test and Development Establishment, from 1943-45 and Missing Research and Enquiry Unit, Europe, from 1945 to 1947 with rank of Wing Commander. MacLean was sworn in as Premier on May 3, 1979 and retired as Premier of P.E.I., Nov. 17, 1981, but retained seat in P.E.I. Legislature as Assemblyman for 4th Queens. www.gov.pe.ca /premiersgallery/maclean.php3   (359 words)

maclean99 MacLEAN, Christopher Robin Kenneth P.H.D. - 45, Fairfield, Iowa, formerly of Bedford, died January 6, 2000, in University of Iowa Hospital. Born in Halifax, he was the beloved son of Peggy MacLean, Bedford, and the late C. Howard MacLean. Born in Donkin, he was a son of the late Angus and Jennett (Scott) MacLean. www.angelfire.com /ak2/akeddy/maclean2000.html   (2005 words)

Eugene Navias: MacLean's Way: Living the Lessons of Whiskey Flats   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) And the story that Angus MacLean told us was that where that sand was there was once a town and farms, and people lived and raised children and grew corn and wheat and green peas and carrots. That's what Angus was trying to tell us, that in order to love the people of the world, you had to love the earth, love it enough to take care of it, not abuse it, so that it would always be fertile and grow things so that everyone can have food to eat. Angus MacLean would like it if he knew you were learning about things by seeing them for yourself. online.sksm.edu /univ/education/navias_whiskey_flats.html   (782 words)

James Matthew Lee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In 1981 he won the PC leadership convention held to choose a successor to Premier J. Angus MacLean and led his party to re-election in 1982. He was Sworn into the Queen's Privy Council for Canada on April 17th, 1982. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_M._Lee   (221 words)

http://www.radio.cbc.ca/insite//////// Angus MacLean, a former Premier of Prince Edward Island has died. MacLean, a farmer and war hero, spent 25 years as a member of Parliament. MacLean suffered a stroke yesterday and was admitted to hospital in Charlottetown. www.cbc.ca /insite/CANADA_AT_FIVE_TORONTO/2000/2/15.html   (625 words)

MacLeod Family Website - pafg15 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File Angus MacLean-1221 was christened on 18 Dec 1821 in North Uist, Inverness, Scotland. Marion MacLean-1183 was born on 8 Sep 1828 in North Uist, Inverness, Scot.. Angus MacLean-1182 was christened on 10 Dec 1829 in North Uist, Inverness, Scotland. uk.geocities.com /aliis_2000/pafg15.htm   (564 words)

REACH: Remembering Angus MacLean Angus served as professor of religious education at the Theological School of St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY, from 1928 to 1951 and then as dean of the school from 1951 to 1960 (the school closed in 1965). Angus emphasized the psychology of educational processes, urging his students to look into the needs and motivations of learners. Later in life, Angus began to emphasize the importance of the role of parents in the religious education of their children. www.uua.org /re/reach/winter01/leadership/maclean.html   (683 words)

Clan MacLean Reports   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Angus Og lent Patrick MacBeatha to his friend Robert I (the Bruce) when the king was sick with an ailment that all his other "leeches" had failed to cure. The Library of Clan MacLean is in the Mull Museum at Tobermory. Macleans were represented in the Highland Festival in a New South Wales community - story and pictures. www.maclean.org /Reports.HTM   (2540 words)

Edited Hansard * 1400 * Number 050 (Official Version)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) J. Angus MacLean, a long-time member of the House and a former premier of P.E.I., died yesterday. Prior to his tour of provincial duty, Angus was one of the members of parliament for the dual riding of Queens in Prince Edward Island, which became the riding of Malpeque in 1966. During that period Angus was Minister of Fisheries from 1957 to 1963. www.parl.gc.ca /36/2/parlbus/chambus/house/debates/050_2000-02-16/han050_1400-e.htm   (683 words)

A Genealogy of the 1806 P.E.I. Darrach's Angus and Malcolm settled in Lot 34, in Marshfied and Covehead, where Malcolm's wife, Janet Shaw was from. Angus was a wheelwright, and Hector was listed as a nephew and carpenter in the 1891 census. A niece, Flora MacLean, was to be maintained by Duncan and Archibald. www.islandregister.com /darrach2.html   (7525 words)

Angus Boyd MacLean, Colonel, United States Army Angus Boyd MacLean, 76, a retired Army colonel who helped found the Metro Transit police department before serving as its chief until 1990, died of pulmonary fibrosis January 11, 2001, at his home in Burke, Virginia. Colonel MacLean was a native of Lorain, Ohio. MACLEAN of Burke, VA. Beloved husband of Sally MacLean; father of Aaron B., Douglas B. and Sandy MacLean; grandfather of Jennifer MacLean. www.arlingtoncemetery.net /abmaclean.htm   (342 words)

Angus Conference Centre   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Angus College and The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen formalised their partnership on the Degree Link Course at a ceremony today/yesterday [Wednesday October 22] in the College’s Angus Business Centre in Keptie Road, Arbroath. The “2+2 degree” initiative involves students spending two years at Angus College to gain their Higher National Diploma, followed by a further two years at RGU for those wishing to progress to a degree, explained Mr. Degree Link Courses on offer from RGU via the Angus College route are in the fields of business and management, economics, hospitality & tourism, computing and social science. www.angus.ac.uk /acc/news.asp?ID=244   (302 words)

Young Eagles (1934)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) En route, the pilot Angus MacLean, encounters a storm and the plane crash lands in South America. MacLean breaks his leg and Bobby and Jim try to find food, but find a dying explorer who gives them a treasure map. The scouts must evade wild animals, natives, and a band of pirates while trying to find their way home, while MacLean, who has wandered off, tries to find help for him and the scouts. www.imdb.com /Title?0026018   (381 words)

Scotsman.com News - International - Skiing yobs told to get off the piste Just moments earlier, MacLean had experienced the exhilaration of his first run down the main ‘red’ of Andorra’s Pas de la Casa resort. MacLean was lucky to escape with bruising and a still painful shoulder. MacLean’s experience is typical of ski slope yobbery that is causing increasing concern around the globe. news.scotsman.com /international.cfm?id=182592004   (1550 words)

Curriculum: The Course of Life The first section of this presentation, "Defining Curriculum," is a discussion of curriculum theory, with a focus on the theories of curriculum of George Posner and Marie Harris and Angus MacLean. Against these contemporary writers, compare the discussions of Angus MacLean, a Unitarian Universalist minister who was born in Nova Scotia in 1892. It is the official curriculum, or written curriculum, which gives the basic lesson plan to be followed, including objectives, sequence, and materials, what is taught by the teacher, and the learning outcomes for the student. www.hzmre.com /dotty/spintro.htm   (2127 words)

Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: Angus MacDonald of Pictou Co. & Angus MacLean of Ohio, NS Angus MacDonald was the 6th son of Roderick MacDonald, Tacksman of Egnaig, Moidart, Scotland. He came to Pictou on board the "Dunkeld" in 1791 and the next year he married Mary MacDonald of Little Harbour and took up land at Bailey's Brook, Pictou Co. Two sons, Alexander and Ronald, owned land and mills at Beaver Meadow Antigonish Co. by 1834. Angus MacLean, his wife Rebecca MacMillan, and family arrived in Pictou about 1791. familytreemaker.genealogy.com /users/h/u/b/Marleen-M-Hubley   (244 words)

Sample text for Library of Congress control number 2002489323 Angus laughed, working a toothpick around in his teeth. Angus never cared whether his own deck was flecked with gurry and flies. Gordon MacLean had been walking in Oban, in the evening it was, a woman friend with him. www.loc.gov /catdir/samples/random045/2002489323.html   (1264 words)

North Tolsta Historical Society Agnes Macleod (20), Cathie Ann Smith (24), Angus Maciver (25) Alex Angus Smith (75), Janet Murray (21), Cathie Murray (Eastview 21), Alasdair Smith (Benview), Annie MacDonald (23) in Tigh Kate in the 1950s. Angus Maciver (28), Donald Maciver (32), Murdo Macleod (34), Torquil Campbell (3 New Tolsta), John Mackenzie Hill House, Angus Macleod (34), William Macdonald (51), Angus Macleod (82), Murdo Macleod (58), Angus Macleod (20), Donald Macdonald (1), Not known, John Macleod skipper (20), John Murray (21), Malcolm Macleod (58), John Macleod (58), not known. www.tolsta.info /news/article_2003_09_17_0335.html   (718 words)

Catholics of Nova Scotia in WW 1 Angus, 64th Bn., & 25th Bn., C.I. McAree, Q-M. Sgt. Alex., M.M., 85th Bn., C.I. McCabe, Pte. Angus, 85th Bn., C.I. MacKinnon, Cadet Colin, R.A.F. Mackinnon, Pilot Colin A., R.A.F. ALLAN, 25th Bn., C.I. ALEX, 25th Bn., C.I. MALCOLM J., 25th Bn., C.I. Mackinnon, Pte. Angus Hugh, 17th Batt., C.F.A. DAN J., 85th Bn., C.I. MacLean, Pte. members.tripod.com /~enlist_1/enlist6.htm   (800 words)

REACH: Angus MacLean Angus emphasized the psycology of educational processes, urging his students to look into the needs and motivations of learners. The address he presented before the Universalist Sabbath Union of Greater Boston in 1951 entitled "The Method Is the Message" introduced this concept and later became a popular pamphlet in UU circles in the '50s and '60s. Among his shorter works were "Evaluation of Trends and Developments in Our Religious Education Programs" (1950), "Planning the Religious Education Curriculum: Some Basic Considerations" (1951), and two booklets on "Christmas" and "Easter" developed with groups of his students in the late '50s. www.uua.org /re/reach/spring00/leadership/angus_mclean.html   (722 words)

Loch Leven Band   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) Pete Harrop from Ballachulish and Angus Maclean from Bail-ur were the principal singer/guitarists, with Angus also turning in a pretty nifty mandolin. I’m afraid I was probably as responsible as anyone for the effective demise of the band — stopping for a break to work on a school show and never really coming back to the fold. Pete and Angus still meet quite often for a session in Glenfinnan (Angus now lives in Morar), and I join them once in a blue moon. www.petestack.com /music/levenband.html   (225 words)

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