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PFUESIIHQNT, STWHDETEP [flflIcnfl UNIVERSITY OF P.E.Io'

Dear Madame: r From May 4 to 8 a confer- ence on "Bilingualism in Atlantic Canada: Myth or Reality" will be held at

the Universite de Moncton. This is a project of ten students from Mount Allison University and the U.de Moncton, working as a stu- dent Christian Movement group.

we are planning for app- roximately sixty delegates with an even number of anglephones and francophones. we hope that you will dis— tribute these application folders among interested students so that thewUniv— ersity of Prince Edward Island will be represented. we are extending an invitat- ion to all Atlantic univer— sities. '

The delegates to the Conf- erence will enter a study.

Bilingualism. Myth or, Rearity .

guided by experienced and informed people, of the bi- lingualism situation in Atlantic Canada; which will encompass the historical, legal, socio—economical and

' educational aspects. The im-

plications of Maritime Union for the Acadians will be discussed on the final day.

A cultural program will be an important part of the conference with singers, theatre, and "La Soiree Acadienne". -

we hope that these activ- ities will provide the opp— ortunity for respective cultural groups to practice the languages and to.come to a clearer understanding of the difference in life phil- osophies. With this undere standing, the fear associat- ed with Bilingualism will diminish and, hopefully, disappear.

More reading material will be sent to the delagates upon receipt of the applic— ation form. Each participant

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and ten dollars for regis- tration. Preparation by reading and discussing

ideas is encouraged. The, conference is being financed by a Social Actions Grant from the Secretary of State and private donations.

we ask your serious con-- sideration of this project.r

Yours truly. Marylea_MacDonald

Registration forms are available in the Student Union Office, Basement of Memorial Hall, for anyone interested~in this con- ference.

Phone 2-4727 or 4-4913 > For further information..

SOPHOMORE MEETING~ WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:00

‘ NA¥3 CONCERNING PIG AND WHISTLE

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