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Dance Festival 1963

Dancingond Garlic Singing PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3rd

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Lynda Ross Oakes. Gi'towl

Hampton Jeannie Taylor. Ch'town

Patsy Maclnnis Cherry . Marilyn Wyand. Cavendish CLASS 74—Highland Fling—1042 years (beginners)

Wilma Burke. Ch'town 6 Louise Sanderson.

Rayona Gauthier. Ch'town Ch'iown. RR. 6

Marlene Matheson, Mermaid 1. Deborah May Worth

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4. Marilyn Wyand. Cavendish CLASS 76—Sunrd Dance—I042 years—(beginner!)

Wilma Burke. Cliiown 6. Louise Sanderson. Gi’towl Ra tma Gauthier. Ch'inim , .

Marlene Matheson. Mermaid 7. Deborah May Worth. Wendy Lee MacEachern. Pownal

Hampton 8. Wendy Karen. Worth, Melvina Phaien. Ch'town Pownal

CLASS Ti—Sword Dance—4) years and under Karem Ford. Ch'inwn 5. Catherine MacDougd. Anne Fraser. Ch‘tnwn RR 1 Ch‘town Jack Kippimz. Stanhope 5. Carol MacNeill. West Rity, Barbara MacDonald, 7. Miriam Mac-Neill West thy Soulhport . Rosemary Scott. Ch'town CLASS Gil—Highland Fling—9 years and under Karen Ford. Ch'tnwn 5. Catherine MachugaIl. Anne Fraser. Ch'town RR 1 Ch'town Jack Kippinz. Slanhnpe 6. Miriam MacNeill. West thy. Barbara MacDonald. 7. Rosemary Scoot, Ch’tiowu

CLASS 82—Seann Triubhas—9 years and under Karen Ford, Ch’tiown Catherine MacDou-gal, C .

A Fraser, ’t. W" “e Ch mm RR 1 6. Miriam MacNeﬂi. West R16!

Jack Ripping‘ Stanhnp' 7. Rosemary Scott. Ch’town mam Maelmlmldi 8. Sharlene~ MacEaichern, Southmri Ham um

CLASS M—P‘lora MacDonald's Fancy—9 years and mules Anne Fnaser. Ch‘tonw RR 1 4. Shah-lane MacEIchern.

Jack Ripping. Stanhope Hampton Catherine MacDougaII, I. Miriam MacNerill. Wed Rik! ’town

CLASS 57—Scottish Reel—9 years and under Shirley's Wee Celtic Ross's Highlander-1' (Group 3)

QUEEN CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL —2:00 pm.

CLASS till—Solo Tap Clog—9 years Elaine Bagnall Hunter Rv. 13. Deborah Anne Paquet. .on Bernard. Hunter RV. (‘h'lown

Janice George. Ch'town 14. Janice Payinter. mm Donna Gorvett. Ch'town I5. Charlene Peters. Bedlord . . IE Debi-aloe Rhynes. Gl’towl Larry Hume. Ch'tmvn 1? Debbie Richards. Qs’town Beth Lea. Vernon River 18 Mary-Lyra! Ross. (n’tioiwn Brenda Moore. Ch'tmni 1.9 Rosemary Scott. Ch’town Leanne MacDonald. 20 arbara Smallwood. Ch'town Ch'torwn Sharlene MacEachern. s1. Barbara Thompam. Hampton Ch'tiown Betty MacNutt, West thy. 22. Marlene W

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Mary MacKe'nna. Ch'iown 23_ Karen Knox, Parkdralo Mary MacKinnoii, Millview

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Larry Brazle. Ch‘town 14. goals Dunpthy, Chm 3.

Cheryl Bernard. Hunter ey 'ver 16. Heather Fisher. Oh’town Cherrlyn Bevan. Oh'town

16_ Judy Gauthier. Gi'town Ann Burge. ‘iown 17. Rayona Gauthier. Ch'tows Wilmai Burke. Ch'toii'n 18. Mair-y Patricia Grant. Elizabeth Carroll, Ch'town Ch'town Arlene asidler. ’town 19. Maxine Green. Chtowm

Sandra Grace Chandler. Z). Francis Hughes. South ’ 21_ Cathy Jackson. M‘t.

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27. Wendy Karen Worth. Marilyn O'Connor. (larelton Pownal anet O'Donnell, Ch'towri

PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE—7:00 p.m. OPENING NIGHT CLASS H—Solo National Dance—l years and under .Tohanne England. West thy West Royalty Heather Lynn MacDonald. 3. Miriam Mac elli. West Rl’rg

CLASS 25—Step Dancing—6 years and under Birendalce Dnylc.

3. Jacqueline Flanagan, Savage. Harbour Ch'tow-n Cheryl Doyle. Savage Hbr. CLASS 23—Solo Novelty Dance—Ill years and under

Lillian Bail. Cli‘lown 7. Colleen McNeil. S‘side Heather Bur-kc. (‘l’l'lmvn a BM“. MacNu“. WM Barb 3 Doyle. (‘Ii'imi'n '. '

Phyms Kirkhﬁgm' 9, Bonnie Lynne MacPherson Ch'tmi-n. in Charlene Peters.

Patricia Moi-am. (‘h'lmm 11. Betty Jean Robinson. Nancy M. MacDonald. Helvcder‘

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OFFIHAI. OPENING Hnn_ 1". Walter Hyndman. Lieutenant-Governor REMARKS \TI‘. David Boswell CLASS 2I—Group National Dance—12 years and under Shirley's Hawaii Hiilas Madame Fifi et les The French Belles Damseurs Parkdale Elementary School CLASS 29—Stcp Dancing—ﬁnen—Adiilt Ruth Ross. Charlottetown CLASS 33—lrish Jig—I3 to 16 your! Lillian Rail. (‘h'inun 4. Heather Hughes. East Heather Burke. (‘h'tnwn Royalty Janet DnrN‘n Grant. ll. Sterling Ward. Ch‘t-owo h‘lown CLASS G7—l-‘lorn MacDonald's Fancy—I7 and over (non-instructors)

Joyce Mar Donald.

CLASS its—Seam Triubhas—l‘.‘ years and over (instructors)

Ruth Ross. CLASS Sl—Argylc Brnadswnrd—IIl-IG years Loi'at Scots Dancers Shirley's Celtic

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