BARNSLEY EXHIBIT OPENS ‘AT CENTRE GALLERY
John Siatter. left. president of the Gienbow Foundation from Calgary. Alta. diseuss-
Barry Lord, now curator of art at the New’ Brunswick Museum, when was assistant
the works of James MacDon- ald Barnsley at the Confeder- ation Art Gallery last evening.
es art and pairtinzs with Dr The works of “Mr. Barnsley curator of the Vancouver Art Frank MacKinnon at ‘the ‘I861-1929) were assembled Gallery. Mr. Lord opened the opening of the collection of throuch the research of J. exhibition last evening.
Official Ceremony Opens Festival
_Astiighest
education. officially epened this vears PEI. Music Festival last mght at observances in Confederation Centre Theatre marking the festival's 2*h ea- mrversary i ‘ » Dr Dewar emphasized tie importance’ of the festival and the role music plays in the lives ef citizens of the province ’ Maicoim MacKenzie. honorary president. of the. festival associa- hon. renewed the history of the festival. which originated in‘ the sroring of 1945 under the leader ship of Mrs Preston Beck and “Mrs Nadine Archibald. mem- hers of Central Rov Tet tute first of. many ceeetings for the festival wag held in October. 1945. when pre sdents-and secretaries of the
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Mark-Of 90 Recorded
Miss Allen and Mr. MacNutt, who flew to the province for the occasion, spoke briefly.
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ISLAND NEWS PAGE
Western And Central Districts .
SUMMERSIDE — A total of | 20 classes were held in the sec- ond day of the Summerside sec- tion of the P.EI. Music Fes- ‘tival here yesterday There
were no evening se<sions
Anne Lapp, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Keith Lapp captured | the highest marks of the day with a high of 88 in a piano solo for girls 13 years of age. The | pert youngster also registered | an 87 in a piano solo ‘sonatina: for entries 13 and 14 years of
ege Also awarded 87. for an indixi ‘dual effort was June Phillips
of Summerside in the piano solo — fsonatina — for entries 12
Annual School For UC Elders, Stewards Held
SUMMERSIDE — “Under- standing —-our—faith” _was__the theme of the annual school for stewards and elders of the — ed Church in Summerside Sat urday afternoon.
Over. 70 laymen from churches in Prince and Western
Queens counties attended the meeting, | © 4. Adjudicator nr will be Summerside. 75:
= was in the form of a forum with questions: being ans- wered.by.a panel. of two laymen -- and two
The meeting was organized by committee chairman Sidney
~ Murray, Bedeque, under the aus-
pices of the Provincial Men's Association. Mr. Murray also
years and under.
The Kinkora School's Girls’ |} Chorus was awarded a hizh mark of 88 by adjudicator Chris- | topher Le Fleming in a two-part performance for girls 16 years ; amd under. * | Alse adjudicating for. the’ sec- ond day was Edgar “Billy” Boucher:——
_The festival resumes at nine ‘clock this ‘morning with the | first class on the program at Civie Auditorium being a schoo! chorus ‘one room) for grades 1
Cameron.
CLASS RESULTS ~ Piano solo (12: years?:-1. Mary Gaudet, Summerside, %: 2. June Phillips, Summerside, 83: 3. Mary Steele, Summerside. 34. Piano solo (13 years): 1. Anne Lapp, Summerside, 88; 2. Janet
program which followed opening assisted by Richard Vessey,| Mary Gaudet, Summerside 83.
FIRST SYLLABUS
The croup obtained the ser- vices of Walter MacN utf, ATCM. who prepared the firs syllabus. consisting of 55 class- es. for the May. 1946, festival.
First adjndicator was Dorothy Allen BMus. at the Conserva- tory of Music ..Mount Alhson Un- iversity. and there were 136 en- tries from the nine districts con- cerned ' —Follewing—_the—mecess—of__ the — 1946 festival. it was decided to 1 Elizabeth Taylor and Carol epen the festival to the entire Hurry, 79: 2. Marilyn Peters and “province The PET. Music Fe Peggy Peters, 78.
stival Association was orcaniz- :
ed with Mrs. Preston Beck as SOPRANO SOLO
Class 66. soprano solo — 1.
president : > = ment grew thar Faith-Marie McKenney, Char- se lottetown, 82: 2. Helen Wilson, .
ceremonies.
Following are the results: Class 321, junior band — 1. Sum- meérside Legion Junior Concert Band, 8: 2 Queen Charlotte High School, 78.
Class 38. boys chorus — 1. Prince Street. 83: 2. Sherwood, 81; 3. Queen Charlotte High and Birchwood High, 8
Class 14, Roman _ Catholic Choir gg — 1 Notre Dame Academy,
adjudicati of classes was be- gun in Summerside in 1954 anc a aon 79: 3. — Burke, in Montague in.1%7. This year’s "Class S$. Charlottet aa
festival has 2.000 entries about 9,000 persons participa® ing
Mr. MacKenzie paid tribute to leaders in the organization. some of whom were platform. guests They included Mrs. Beck and Mrs Archibald. the co-founders;
Summerside church choirs — I. Trinity United Church, 81.
Class 2, choral group, mixed voices —- 1. Confederation Centre Choir. 85: 2. Bel Canto Choir, Summerside. 81: 3. The Subur- ban Songsters, 78.
Class 218, piano solo, 17 and
charter members Mrs. James 18 years — 1. Beryl Vessey,) : of manure by the cattle pens,| In class 28 — piano solo — Coles. Mrs. J.C. MacMillan. York, 81: 2. Marilyn Peters, | WEATHER ‘placing the railway loading pens for 13 years olds, Anne Lapp Mrs. Frank Ross. Mrs. Stillr. Rolle Bay, 79 ‘ in danger. Chief MacLeod stat- scored an 88. She collected an Epfzzell.. Mrs. Preston Rodd. Results in classes held vester- ed that grass fires should not be 87 in class 214—piano solor — firs Rebert MacKinnon . and day morning at Birchwood High TORONTO (CP) — Observed set unless the firemen are 2ori- Sonatina for 13 and 14 years Mrs. Harold Cudmore. Scheel yure as follows: eee fied so they may keep them un- olds. ch . chorus — 1. Sher- Min. Max. der control. Two_others in class 214 follo- PAST PRESIDENTS wood, 84; 2. Soring Cart, &3; 3. Dawson ........... 29 O Later in the week ac depart- wed Miss Lappe closely with 85 Past presidents included Mrs. Rochford Square, 82. Victoria ........... 51 63 ment answered a call to. Mar- and 84. They were two Summer- Reck. Barry Bugden, Lit. Col. Class 122, chorus — 1. Roch- Edmonton ........ 37 73 gate where a spark from 2 flue side girls, Linda May Gaudet and Lewis T. Lowther. Dr. G.D. ford Square, 8&5; 2. Prince Street, Regina .......... Zi *8 fire had burned a small hole in Colleen McNeill. 8 Steel. Gerdon Bennett, Neil A ee and Spring oe ceccecees : ’ the roof of a home. However, :he —— Matheson. Frederic A. Large, * 4X. Oromo .......-.-- #6 5 owner, Edward Adams, with the and Edwin Johnston. Class 123, chorus — 1. Roch- Ottawa .........,. 34 57 help of a neighbor, had this fire Something. New Also mentioned was Mrs. ford Square, 90: 2 Sherwood, Montreal .. 39 55 under control when the firemen in Birth Control 85: 3. St. Jean Elementary. 84. Quebec - 31 62 S John Rodd. former treasurer, isk hare 1 Rock. arrived. . Mrs Wendell Wood. former sec- ned eieet "or Wa, teen - Fredericton 37 49 On Friday evening a fire in What are the new plastic or retary and Flerence Simmons 9° ¢ Parkdale. — ‘ ae Saint John 35 47 the attic of the home of Clayton stainless-steel TUCD's like? and Mrs. Allison MacRae, twe (43<< id chores 1 : MOMCIOR | esc. 5.5 i 36 Smith. Freetown. had gained Do they work? In May of Ge fret muaie tesehere. dae, S: & Sereeel, 0. 2 Halifax -.....-.... 35 47 considerable headway when the Reader's Digest you'll find South Rustico and Brackley, 8. peste tie oe a'e arrived and extinzuish- the answers provided by a. see eeewnee ed the h m % = 4 WESTERN Naar age Pg dea Sead = © | Vermouth. |.......- a ee ___._ year's testing of 17,000 wo- PRINCE STREET St. John’s" ........ za 6 PHONES COMF LATE men ...why only one inex- FUNERALS Results in morning classes at ANMEY ooo. 44 Mo pe : pensive medical procedure is Princes Sivet Schell were: — seqwevesces 4! 45 NEW DELHI AP —Orders necessary, and why a leading Class 221. Carolyn Ling, Char- ee os Weces 70 RE for telephones on file since 1955 doctor says IUCD's rank “in CAMERON FUNERAL — Thé iotietown 83: Sheredyth Freder- Miami ...---.+-.-- 73 «SF now are being filled in the In- the very top range of contra- : Los” Angel =< ew tal. More than 34.000 —s Ret. ae funeral of Mrs. Ewen Cameron ic, Parkdale. 82; Linda Mathe erie Se Sn ee ee ceptive reliability”. Don’t was held from her late residence son. North Milton. 81 HALIFAX (CP) The wea.) mchokis. are on the wating M : : ae i , i - | lise miss May Reader's Digest. on Thursday to Tryon United “Class 36. Glenda Jean "Mac- ther -office savs the forecast for " Se Church where service was con- Williams. Charlottetown. 73:
ducted by her pastor Rev. Alli- son OBrien. assisted by Rev. R.M. Cameron of Bedeque. Paill-
Joanne Walper, Parkdale, 7; Lorraine Stewart, Charlottetown 76
bearers were William MacLem- Class 27, Mary Theresa Sul- nan. Heber Schurman. Will Ca- livan. Southport, 81: Peter Fras- meron, Wiliam Trainor, Hor- er. Charlottetown RRi, 30:
ace Cameron and Lieyd Cam- eron. -Flowerbearers were John. Cameron, Garnet MacDonald, Ralph MacPhee, Ralph Hig-
Nancy Jean Larabee. Charlotte- town. 738
Class 29. Kenneth Rodd, 8&2; Dianne Moore, 78; Fay Roger-
sans. Bennett Davison and An- son. 77. gus MacLeod. Hymns sung with Class 215. Deanne Moore: Mrs. Walter-.Craiz as_orcanist Parkdale, &1: Pauline Beck,
were Abide With Me and Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross. The Old. Rugged Cross was sung as a solosby Stephen MacLeod
CROKEN FUNFRAL — The funeral of Mrs. C W. Croken was. held Tuesday. April 727, 1965. from the home of her son, Pius Croken. to St. James Church. Summerfield. where
Charlottetown. 79: Jo- Ann Ste-
wart. Sherwood. 77. Class 31. organ solo:
abeth Taylor. Winsioe.
1. Eliz-
Birchwood High were Class 131. school chorus % Birchwood High. 84: 2. Chariot- tetown Rural High, %: 3. Char- lottetown Rural Hich, 82 Class..1332._ senior high school chorus — 1. Central Queens Re- gional Hich. 81 Class 18. schooal grades nine and 10 -- 1.- Char- ottetown Rural High. &3; _ Central Queens Regional High,
celebrated by Rev. Basil Croken, parish priest. Deacon was Rev Harold Croken. and. sub-deacon Rev. Robert Croker Master of ceremonies was Rev. Preston Hamill. Present in the sanctuary
chorus,
were Most Rev. Malcolm A. 77
MacEachern, bishop of Char- Class 134. school chorus, lottetown. Rt Rev. T A. Sul grades 1! and 12 -- 1. Central liwan, Rt Rev. G. A. MacDon-. Queens Regional High, Ro.
Class 230 Pee duet, open —
York. ;
Rev. Dr. L. P.. Archibald, pas-
tor of the host church,
the purpose of the
lowing a welcome by local presi- 79
dent Carmen Carle. Mr. Carle
also directed the registration, as-
sisted local secretary Marvin
Wiley ‘and provincial secretary
Beverly Simpson of York.
The panel consisted of Vance . moderator; Rev. = M. |
Cameron and Rev. R. M.
lison MacKinnon. 3
Provincial president Willard Proude, Kingston, and David Murphy, Parkdale, also were in attendance.
Announcements were made concerning the second Atlantic ‘Men's Conference at Sackville, N.B. in June: the National Men's Convention in Kingston, Ont., in August, and the annua! provin- cial Stanhope Conference in
September. All laymen were calied out three times in the Girls chorus (3 part):
urged to attend. Rev. D. H. Hamilton pronoun-
ced the benediction, bringing an: Qn Monday a grass fire burn- changed voices: 1.
afternoon of Christian education and -fellowship to a close.
Results of afternoon classes at: ‘
all three provinces is for little
change. Small disturbances will
pass over the district today
| keeping winds light and skies
generally cloudy. A Tew light
showers may occur through the period
Ne major change in weather is apparent for Thursday.
Regional forecasts:
Neva Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Eastern N.B_ Counties, Lower St. John River Valley: Cloudy. with a chance of.a few light showers: not much change in temperature: light winds. Low-high at Halifax, Kentville, ..Moncton, Fredericton and Saint ohn 3% and 50, Yarmouth 34 and
“@®. New Glasgow, Goshen and
Ciiariottetown 34 and. 45, Sydney 32 and 40
Outlook for Thursday — Cloudy; not much change in tempera- tures
« High tide today at Charlotte- town 946 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. At Rustico at 5.09 am. and 457 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later’ than a aa town. Sun rises today at 6.18 a.m. and sets at 8.04 p.m All times ADT
ald. Rt. Rev. W Simpson. Rt.
Class 143_ school. chorus open Rev. P. F. Huahes, Rev. Dr.
- 1. Birchwood High. 83; 2.
Bernard Gillis, Rev. T. W. Me- Queen Charlotte High School, Cardile. Rev. W A. Keefe. Rev 3; 3 Central Queens’ Regional Francis Alward. Rev. Gerali pich a
Tingley. Rev. Clifford Murphy, Rev. Austin Bradicy. Rev. Rezis Duffy. Rev. Vincent Muritiachan, Rev. T. P. Butler, Rev. Dr. L. P. Callaghan. Rev. Andréw Mac- Donald and Rev. T. LeClair. The Sisters of St. Martha were presest in a group. Pallbearers. were. Elmer McCourt. Liovd McCourt. Ambrose Cartev, John lL. Murphy. Gerald Alten. and: John Cath Interment took place
Class 144, school chorus, open
1. Queen Charlotte High, &3: 2 Bire igh, 82; 3. Char- lottetown Rural High. 81
Class #, Girl Guides, CGTIT. ete. 1. Park Royal CGIT. PPrkdale, %. 2 Sherwood Guide Company. &2
Class 92. folk song, boys 1 Gerry OHanlev. Charlottetown. a. 2. Rill Macintyre. Sherwood.
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Piano solo (14 years): 1. Col- leen MacNeill. Summerside, 34; ,2. Ann Cameron, Summerside | a; 3. Ferne ‘Neonan Albany, |
yoke solo ‘boys onlv: 13 and 14 years: 1. Donald Cla-k. Ken- sington. 83; 2. Sherren Maynard, Tyne Valley. #; 3. Bertrum Carr, Tryon, 79.
Piano solo (sonatina) 12 vears | 1. June Phillips, . 2. Lois Des- Rocvhes, Miscouche, aM: 3.
Fire Department At Kensington . ‘Has Busy Week |
KENSINGTON — The Ken- singfon Fire Department was
past week, Fire Chief MacLeod has reported.
ed out of control, and after run- ning ,over a field, ignited a pile
(The Gua . Guardian. rdian. Charlottetown, Wed. Apr. 8, 1965. 3
‘Anne Lapp 13, Scores ‘Two Of Highest Marks
Elizabeth Waugh, Wilmot Val- ley. 88
Fiano’ solo ‘sonatina? 13 and 14 years: 1. Anne Lapp. Sum- nierside 87. 2. Linda Marv Gan- det—Summerside.85-—F Arn C-neron.’ Summerside 44.
ELM STREET SCHOOL
Girls solo (11 and 12 years}: 1. June Phillips, Summerside 84; 2. Erith Lynne Craig, North Tryon 81: 3. Jo Anne Sheen, Summerside 30
Boys’ solo ‘unchanged voice) 12 vears and ‘over: 1. Barnett. St. Eleanors #3: 2. Michael Zwicker, St.. Eleanors 82: 3. Aubrey DesRoches, Mis- couche 81.
Folk song (girls) 15 years and under: 1. Karen _ Al- berton, 83:2. Linda Mary Gau- det. Summerside 82: 3. Winni- fred MacKenna, Central Bede- que. Ri
Girls solo (7 and 8 vears!: 1 Julia DesRoches: Miscouche 81;
_2. Faye DesRoches, Se ecgge omy
0: 3. Garrute Deighan, Sum-
Boys fs (7, 8 and 9 vears): 1. Philippe“LaJoie. Slemon Park 90; 2. David Schurman. Sum-
merside 76; 3. Hugh Hayes,
Girls solo (11 and 12 yeacast 1. Margo Clark, Kensington, 84; 2. Canda -Waddell,. Crapaud 81: 3. Charlene Green, Summerside
CIVIC AUDITORIUM - . Piano duet (10 years. and. un- der) 1. Claire Gailant and Bev-
present to judge classes in the conducted the devotional service Down, Summerside 8: 3. Linda erley White, Summerside, 83: 2.
Rayona Stull and Charlotte Per- ry, Summerside 79.
Piano duet (12 years and un- der} 1. Andy Lou Schurman and Mary Gaudet, Summerside 86: 2. Joanne Sheen and Karen Rodd, Summerside 84; 3. Mary Poirier and Lois DesRoches, Miscouche 22.
Piano duet (14 ‘vears and un- der) 1. Norah Cameron and Anne Kelly, Summerside 85: 2.
‘erne Noonan and Donna Jay. Kinkora #3--3-- Ann Cameron and }- Colleen McNeill, Summerside 82.
Piano solo (14 years, and un- der): 1: Ann Cameron’ Sum- ™merside 82: 2. Linda Mary Gau- det, Summerside; 3, Brian Mac- ,; Gregor, Summerside 75.
Girl chorus (2 part) 16 years and .under: 1. Kinkora School. Kinkora‘ 88: 2. St. Mary's Con- vent 84; 3. Kensington Inter- mediate UC Girls’ Choir 83.
1. Kin- kora 2 Bove eB korus (unison) un- Boys’ chor- us, Kensington Elementary 82: 2. St. Paul’s Boys’ choir 81.
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