NEWLY APPOINTED dir-l rector. J. Arthur Campbell.'. lett. Charlottetown talks with Rev. Vincent Murnaghan. SDU. and AI. Belliveau. of the Provincial Housing Com- mission, at the annual meet- ing of the Catholic Welfare

Four new directon were ap- pointed at the linual meeting at the Catholic Social Wellare Bureau held In niyit in the nurses’ residence of the aur- iortetowo Wm. They are J Arthur Nantes. Pall O'Rourke. Char- lottetown and Matthew Lee. Parkdale. Ito-appointed as dir-‘ ectors were Harold Bernard,l Parkdale and Louis Butler.‘ Charlottetown. ‘

V G. Muraagran. MCom. of It Dunstan's University. he meeting was presided over by the president. W A. Min'nhy. Father Mumarrhan said “Ditt- nity of an individual person

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FROM HALIFAX Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morton and their two children I! Hal- ifax spent the weckend with \lrs. Morton’s parentS. Mr. and \Irs. SD. Reid. Montague.

ON HOLIDAY ‘ Mrs. David MacLeod and her; WI children and‘

Barbara of Halifax spend- ing a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jamieson. Montague.

so YUKON Lyman and Vernon Nicholson of Whim Road have left by car for the Yukon where they will spend the Summer months.

WEEKEND AT HOME Find Machan who is under‘ treatment at the Prince Edward‘ 1sland Hospital spent the week-. end at his home in Montague.

SPENT WEEKEND

to his studies at St. Dunstan's University. Charlottetown after. a holiday spent with his parcntsi

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Miss Charlotte Fraser. RN.l was a [neat this week of her pa- 1 rats Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey. Fraser. Montane.

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Festival continued today with .danses at Montague Regional‘ High School. Summer-side Civch iAuditon'um. Birobwood High School. and Queen Charth .lligh School and Noun Dame Academy.

Sesaiiu will be held today at I a.sn. 2 p.m. and 7.3) pm. at ‘ Queer Charlotte and Birchwood

in: . Montague High Sdiool in Morita- gue; and Civic Auditorium and Elm Street School in Summer-

side. i Following are the results of line only sessim held in Notxre l Dame Academy yesterday. i Solo recitation; 112 and raider)

Mumashan was the a uni d all to all: an active interest ll- Jack Kiwin Gm“ Tim“

speaker at the largely attend- ad meeting. which was held In the nurses' residence at the Charlottetown Hospital. The meeting was presided over by the president, WA Murphy.

'Dignity OI Person Stressed At Catholic Welfare Annual

must he the castrs of any so- dll Philosophy. or atrial wal- fare prom. Dignity is found- ed in man's ciao. nature and destiny. l

“Social Justice demands that!

Campbell. Gerald'businm «- w my “and City Camellia

minimum living wage. We all must adopt the prop: attitudel in this m."

He also stated that man hut {a

a right a» housing in keeping:

housing for low income groups! mould not be sacriﬁced tori other matters. l

in the work of the binau and their fellow citizens. WORK INCREASES

In giving the executive direct- or's report. Sister Mary Henry. CSM', «ﬁlmed' the various ac- tivities of the W during the pastyearandnotedaneverin- creasing volume in the wait at the mganization.

J. E. Bradley. chairman ot‘

the special names cunmitlee and John 1'. Doyle, (metal chairman spoke as the organi- ution's annual drive.

Also speaking brieﬂy were'

W. W. Reid. deputy minister of welfare: Msgr. R. V. MacKen- lie. Msgr. Patrick McMahon. Mrs. Dor- othy Cori-lgan.

Among those attending the meeting were E. A. Mat-Donald, provincial director of child Wel-

: J. E. Green. director of family allowances:

The [nest speaker was awlwlth his dirnity Ind that proper I Arthur Laws. director of the

Protestant Family Service Bur- eau: Sister Mary director 0! Prince County Wel-

regional .

Eugene. -

. Charlotte town. as; 2. Mary Beth Hogan. Charlottetown: Connie MacKav.

dale. 32mm; 3. Sharon Duns-l

: Lara-k Snund- ‘ as. Charlottetown: Mauro Mac-‘ Millan. Charlottetown: Mary’ Ellen Strong. Chaﬂotteuwln: l ‘ Debbie Watts. Grand 'n-acadie; ‘ ‘ 1salie Saunders. Char-Wows: l and Virgina Duffy, Charlotte- Mwn. I]. i Birdrwood Him School. 7:!) classes: Girl's dud. 1. Carolynn i Ling and Shirley Graham. Char- lottetown (tie) 36. 2. Susan Par- quharson and Dorothy MacEwen. ' Mlottetown tile! 82: 3. and Karen Johnson. Charlotte- ltownarldLlndasndconnieMac- ‘ Kay. Plkdale (tie) 79. l i Folk song - 1. Brian Wot-no.1 oot. Charlottetown. M; 2. Vin- cent MacAlllater. Charlottetown. M: a. George MacDonald. 'I‘raoa- dle Cmss. 84. Piano duo senior 1. Jean Park. 1 and Helen MacRae. Char-

or The president's report out-ifare Bumu: Mother Loyola ‘ kmemwn "19,2 Am Gm“

lined the functions of a privatel weltare merry and nirvli the importance and obligation

MONTAGUE—Kenneth Ross MacDonald nl Whim Road. Kings Comty. was admitted as an attorney and barrister to the‘ Law Society of Prince Edwardl

Island yestenhy at Georgetown before Mr. Justice Mark R.l MacGulgan. ' ‘

The application on behall M Mr. MacDonald wu made by‘ G. R. Fonts. QC. of Giarlotte- town.

Mir. MacDonald as a student-l n-law. articled with the firm of unﬂatte-

town I

“lowing his mime tot the bar. Mr. Foster outlined his reasons for marina Mr. Mac- Donald's mplimtkln. stating that he had faithfully and dill- (ently can-led out his duties during his article-stle~ He saldl the bar could be proud that Mr. MadDonald was now a member (1 the Law Society of P.E.l. I

Mr. Justice MncGuigan stated ‘ that. he listmed with interest to, Mr. Foster's remarks as Mr. MacDonald was sworn as an‘ attorney-allow and also oaliedl

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iWhim Road Man Admitted To Bar And P.E.I. Law Society

ll. MncDONALD Colin and lrene MacDonald 0! erlm Road. He radiated trim Montague High School in 1&52.

and after graduating from Prince of Wales College in 1954

Paul DesRoches has returned m the bat "You h". "mum. he unm‘m h one you,

hatin- nttemm Mount Allison University. In ism he graduated a. law

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following his graduation he was assrrciated with the Arm of Bell and Foster. which expects to 0pm an om" has on a part time basis,

Polls In Dispute Loaded lAboord Magdalen l. Vessel

NJ. to tidal-lime Identmcation m G‘ it my alts-stirs"

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and Suzanne Brenton. Char- l lottetown ltlel. ' Hm duo junior - l. Rosina Beck. Eastwood and Heather} Jenkins. Southport itie‘ M: 2.l Camly-n Ling and Shirley Gra-l ham. Charlottetown Niel 33: 3.1 Nancy MacKlnnon and Mary Lou MacLeod. Charlottetmvn‘ (tlel an. . Queen Charlotte Higt School.‘ 7:” p.m.—Piano solo (16 and underI—l. Rosina Beck. 5: 2. Lynda Drake, Millview. Ki: 3. Rundeil Seaman, Giarlottetowu. as

Plano quick study ‘18 and waist—I. Lynda Drake. 87. highest mark of the evening at Queen Charlotte. l

Sacred solo female (16 andl overt—l. Helen Wilson, Sher- wood l

. 34. Girls duet (I! and underl—J.

.Allan Thomson. West Royalty. ' 82: 2 Wayne Cbeverie. ' Royalty. so.

I tied with Billy Knox and Kenne-

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' County section of the P.E.l Mu- sic Festival continued in the re- gional high school auditorium yesterday. Following are the re- sults of morning and alternoon

. classes: IN MORNING ' e School' We. iser

hands. chosrs' . Molly ensemble!

John Anderson, Charlottetown. M; I. Marian Manny. Char- log and afternoon seadms all lottetown. as. the Kings Canny Music Festi- Boys ado (0 and not under val held Tuesday at Montague. Si—l. Jack Tracadle, Results of the morning ses- 5; 2. Bruce Stewart. Bunbury. sinus are u; 3_ am We. plmami Class 10!. family ensemble. Grove; Ali-I Doiioette. Pleas— ]. Linda. Anne and Marilyn .3. GM; 1“ no“, Noni, Drake. Millviow. 87: 2. Mrs. mm met a. A.G.J. Steeves. Sharon. Sandra Piano duct (12 and rmderl— and Garth. 83; 3, Jean. Kath- 1' W W “.1 panel. icon and Nataile MacWill'iams. Mitton. Parhdale. 05: 2. Paul- ['31de 32 _ in neck M W Tr“; Class 96—1. Linda and Marilyn ' ; 3. Drake. Millview, 83; 2. Simon and Sandra Steevea. MW, Charlottetown as 79

INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Class “kl. Eldon SchoulH‘ Birchwood High Soho"). 900 ll: 2. Rosalcath School. 77. a.m.: Saxophone (own selectioni Class m—l- “Namath sebml

—- 1. Stephen A. Foster. Chario- 2' Eldon sclml 7" nd°w_ a. Class (lit—1.1L?“ DrMake. as. . , _ Class . neen endows Violin solo '10 and under 1. school. 84; z. 3 “g” s L ll: 3. Murray Harbor School. 78. 1 Class 138—1. St. Teresa School l2; 2. Green Meadows School. I); 3. Murray Harbor SchoolH

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Violin solo (12 and under-l -—l. Margaret Abel. Charlottetown, I2; 2. Jimmy Hornby. Charlotte-

Class 139~l. Green Meadows

town. 79. . m. sch” Violin solo (openl I. Norma :hm' 33‘ 2' 5" T 1' Hagan. Charlottetown. at: 1%! Georgml . . l

2, ‘ Roger Andrew. East Royalty. 7s I .

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Charlottetown and Queens County IN Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. May 2. 1N2. 5

iFestival Classes

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133—1. Gerraetmn

.01. Class lat—l. Georgetown

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mentary . 83. (lass 142—1. Eldon School. I.

AFTERNOON SESSION

Class 151—1. Montague Ele- memory School. grade 5. so: 2. Montague Elementary School. trade 4 82.

Class IZIL—l. St. Mary‘s Con Souris. It; 2. Montague Schod. 82. Montague Ele- . l 33: 2_ St. Mary's Convent. Souris. 82. Class 125—1. St. Mary's Con- vent. Souris. M: 2 Montague mammary School. 30.

Class 126—]. St. Mary’s Cm

vent. 8.5; 2, Montague Elm-I . tary School, 83.

Class 130—] Montague Ele- mentary School. 83. Class 148-1.

mentary School. 84: 2_ St. Mary's , Sum-is. 82. Class 149—1. St. Mary's Con- vait. 35.

Class 14-1. St. Mary‘s Con— vent. 83.

Class 13—l_ st. Mary’s Cori?

vent. 85; 2. st. May‘s Convent, ﬂ

Class ll—l. St. Mary‘s Con- vmt. ll

I); 2. Margaret Abel. 79. Violin solo '14 and undert 1. David Rayner. Mount Her- bert. £2; 2. Roger Andrew, 81; ' a. Norma Hagan, 00. Saint d'Amour, Selection for the senior open class — 1. Roger Andrew. at; 2. David Raynor, 83; J. Norma Hagan. 80.

Recorder solo 415 and overl— "The Lady" Supper‘" "me": 1. Nell MaoKinnon, as. ‘and directed by Mrs. Clifford;

Queen Charlotte High School. mﬂghﬂémfmﬁm'y “3.33:9: 0.00 a.m: Piano solo [10 years P .h H n {I 'd, in ‘ oldl 1. Kenneth Rodd. Milton, "'5 m? “2;: Eur B: as; 2. Neil MacKinmn. Clyde‘msi 1.5mm: ° yi River and Grace Finley. Char- , ' l lottetown ttie) M; 3 Christopher' The Play had “7’” “m 9""; LePaEe. Cavendish. and David in “'9 “mm” mm”"“““

Arsenault. Giarlottetown itiei “'5' 5"" mn‘lucu‘d by "‘9 .1 Women's Institutes of Canada.l Piano solo (begginners' — l.‘. “d “"5 p""'“"‘ "5' Y9” ";

Dorothy A“, smwan‘ Chum) the national convention in Vlc-: “am. in; 2. Eliubﬂ‘ ymdn' J torts. BC. It is also slated for‘ Charlottetown. 85: 3. France! . P"“‘"'3"“" "u" 5' the I," Charlmumwn Ind Donald British Columbia WI convention. Irving, Charlottetown llirl Ml The play i“ ' h‘m'r'cal 0'“ Piano duet—1. Christopher Le< Ms“ W I '5" or “land. m," p.59 "M David Arsenal." "m l but the characters are fiction . .5; 2' Laurie and L9,“, Sam,“ It has a setting overlooking the tiers. Charlottetown. n5: 1 Su- l Forum" RN“ 3’0"“ "53- sanne Hughes and Grace Finlay The play Which Will slatted ll Sour'ts with the following cast: Lorraine Gallant. Ethel Conway. Patricia Burke. Arnold Mahar- 600” CARVER and Joseph Deveau, all from Carved wooden "gun-g mlde‘Fortune and Rollo Bay. was by the Haida Indians of the '9“ “06'1"”- Qucen Charlotte Islands. off this, In recognition of the honor

th Rodd with 84 points.

Fortune Lady’s Original Play EPresented By Rollo Bay WI

l SOURIS — A oneact play. has brought to the area. Mayor

C.A. LaVie of Sourla presented her with a bouquet of roses. 11ie play may be entered In the P.E.I. Drama Festival but a filal decision on this has not been made. It was stated. OLD COIN!

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Accordion solo—1. Raymond; Olappell. York. m. i

Plum duet fill and undeel—i 1. Lynda and Mu'i-lyri Drake.‘ Millvlew. in. .

Piano slmt reading ill and‘ widest—l. Lynda Drak

Piano underl—l Lynda broke. I)

AFTERNOON SESSIONS

Alter-rum sessions at Om Charlotte High School: Piano skirt reading (it and under!- I. m Beck. Sierwmd. ﬂ. 3 2. Judith Al!!! Pry-M. Glar- lottetown. on.

Piano quick study (14 and underl—l. Judith Anne Presby. n; 2. Link Madam. North Miton. 81: 3. Rosina Beck. so.

Pinon solo '18 and underl— 1. Ghana Wood. Mount Herbert. I: 2. Dianne Moore. Parhdale.

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