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we or the highlights at this year's lll'ltfller school at the Highland College, North nuance will be the deity ap penance at the pipe band.

by GEORGE CDNDON One of the moat popular and colorful summer attraction: on the Inland wlll take place again

mer school sponsored by

the public.

The highlight oi the concerts last year, the tirst season ot one cration, was the pipe band and the highland dancers who per~ (arm on the huge outdoor stage in lront ol the school building. More than soon visitors attend-

Aithough the emphasls at the highland Co on Highland

variety oi numbers. Some

certs tobe

college have already been re- ceived from as far West in Can» Ida ll Brltleh Columbia and centre. in the [IS itch as De-

thla year when all 18rday sum- land, the current world's cham- the pion Highland dancer. The ply Highland College at North Rus- ilig instructor will be Donald tico opens July 28 with a twice- MacLeod and the drama will be dilly concert PWKTam upon to taught by Clarence Hunt. direc- ‘lor ol the famous MacDoiml-U

ed deaplte the often ralny weavibrolize medal: to be awarded to . t .

liege is prlmarlly petition will be staged music and dancing. college and again prlzea in the entertainment will ieatu‘reha Lorin oi medals and trophies will o e e top inland talent. both indlvld- being made to have on the same nal and group. will be see in day an exhibition oi Scottish guest appearances at the con- County Dancing by a group at staged daily. except dancers irom

ndayl. l Applications to attend theiiohnl Championslup wul

_ . an The band and the dancer: ware the crowd-please" at the school last year. The per- formances lake vlace on the huge open stale in trout ot Hie

troll.

One 01 the teacher! t the col- lege this year will Sandra Bald Jone! ol Plllelhlre. Scot-

fiirll's Pipe Band In Nova Sco- in.

An additlon to the III in In or school program thll year In the big twoday competltlon to be staged Aug. 15 and ll wlth eight trophies and 56 gold. silver and

0 winners. Aug. lo a lap dance a o m-

' at th a

the

awarded. Arrangements are

mainland. Atlantic Reg- ‘ h c awarded the lap highland danc- ers alter the two-day competle tlon. This event will draw some of the best highland danc-

On Aug. H the

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Charlottetown and Queens County Tbs Guardian, ohsrlomwwa. Fri. July 5. 1963—.

on

achool bulldlna. ’llhe claslea will on as and run ohmh to Aug. 15 lmwidind color and entertath for

visitolit along with education for the ltildent

Highland College Opens July 29 At North Rustico

era (roll: Canada and the Elite an 11.5. NEW mus

A leaturc o! the acbool tbl

summer will be the Lovat Sc Pipe Band who will he been

at each or the daily concerts. This popular band now comprises no members and have recently been outiltted with new lsllts.

Thls band will also appear at

the Summerllde Lobster Carni- val. the shadlrc Lobster Feat!- v . and at the bl-centennlal celebrations in Ellsworth. Maine. this month. Dining their week long tour ol the 11.5. they wt 1 l slso appear on several trlevla. loa programs in Bangor and Bar Harbor

To accommodate more Itil~ dent: at the cahool this year ad- dltlonnl bedroom lilacs will be available. The enrollment. how- ever. wlll be limited to avoid overcrowd K.

As well as advancing th e l r knowledae and Iklll In dancing. piping and drumming. the IIIIP' lls will allo be able to ellon thelr vacation with the Natlonnl Park beach at their doorstep and a program or recreation keyed to tl'ldr llk‘llll.

Rainfall I

By GnonGE comma it you have been thinking that the rainlall over the past tw o days was very heavy. you quite right as shown by hgnras rele by Warren harm or the experimental lsrrn in Charlotte- II. in a period or slightly m are than three hours or heavy rain since 2 pm. Wednesday. 1.37 in- ches or rain roll in the Charlot- tetown srea. This is nearly equal to th tal raintali tor the that our days or July last year when almost everyone complained that it was the rainlest month yet.

Even closer scrutiny ol the records shows that on July 3 at last year . inches or rain tell. But la a two hour period irorn z to i pnn. Wednesday. July 3 th year .73 metre; tell nearly equ ing the total [or the whole day last year.

by tar the heaviest downpour oi our recent storm came he< tween ms and mo a.m. Thun- day when nearly .tl inches or rain (ell. This plus the .75 oi the previous day nude up the bulk or the l.d7 inches that tell durlng the storm. orlulea through out the remainder oi the day ac. counted tor thl additional Imnll

centagc. These ligures. however. do not gtve a clear picture unless the

In Ch'town Area

re same month ol this year only

5 Heavy

amined. For lnaLance. June at last year law an overall tall at 3.22 Inches whereas during the

1.31 lnchel were recorded. Another lnterestiug last about last year is that ' t e month or July raln tell [or near. ly 7i per cent or the time dumps d total oi 5.0: tnehca

lug a grain ofwater on the Inland. Corn-

pared with that out 1.37 inch” m

or Wednesday and Th urvday does not seem so had.

Mr. Burns declared that the rain lust experienced was badly needed nd although lt was ex- tremely heavy it did not last long and so no one could really complain. "This what we need and want". he said. "rain but at well spaced intervals.

nybe this year we'll let that way,"

Some rather strange trlc tr a were played on the island dur- log that last alarm by mother nature.

when

Charlottetnwn was splashing the clmrdbiu-st o! two o'clock Wednesday, lev- eral resldEnt-l In the Mt. Her- bert district reported It othinfl more titan overcaat akin. Then as the heavy beat or rain early Thursday morning wakcned neo- ple in the city area and at York, many residents near Wood Il- lands slept through what w aa

total: from other monthl are ex-

‘nollllns more than a heavy mllt.

The department of welfare

all up to la- veatigate and mport on contract nelotiatlon Michal-lea between civic malmance employees and the Town of SlumrsidE. Alex Macleean. Parkdale. wlll be the imloll'l representative an die bond. vmlle the representa- tlve of the Town or Simerside will be George McMahon. lt wan announced yesterday by Bo

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SOURIB This town had when on a W walval ala- an

LOCAL BRIEFS

AT BUNBUBY John L. Macdonald hal arriv- ed lrorn Toronto. to visit and Mrs. Lollle Bunbury.

DIE! IN EDMONTON Word has been recelved by Mn. Charter Reynold]. that her brotheMn-law, e mail Izod. Edmonton. Alla. Filled away.

WEEKEND VISITORS Mr. and Mr]. Lelgh Donald and family. Sackvllle, N. 5., amt the holiday weekend to Charlottetown. the guests 0! Mr. Mald'l parentl. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Donald.

WERE 1N MONC’I‘O

Charter Stevenson and Floyd Wood. FltLroy streel. Charlotte- town. spent the Dominion Day holiday and the out week Mouton. NJ. They were the [item of Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bulman and tarnlly.

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parent-l. Mr. Macdonald.

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WAITING RELATIVES Mr. and Mn. Ralph Stewart and dauhterl. Haillax. N.s.. ar- rived Saturday to apend a week on the l Ill n d with rel-Liven. an gu ol . s - wart‘s stator. Mrs. Harold Mac- §I¥. Kr. lucky andMl:mlly& unbury. parenta, , an Inn. in Stewart. New Perth.

lemma runny“. — The tuncral los- Mu. boswell Jenklnl was held Wednesday. July 3. from uncth baptist Churrh.

when aarvicr was conducted by Rev. cm. passe . Durlh

In DJ- Pallbelml were an xrlndnonl. Wendell. Lloyd. Stewart. Hudnoll. Sterllnil and "on-Id Jcnllna. Flowcrbcnrcrs Wm Gordon Clrvcr. Alex Mac- R-e. Lawson MacEachei-n. Levi vmfll. borne Acorn and Arnold hurlm. interment wal In the Ihluvh cometary

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it is the lust day oi the ma- ies Elnhihitlon and hem.

The new patrol boot lid. versus arrived Im' the celebrate ions yesterday and the two Navy ships HMCS Reoolute and mum Punch! are due to arrive this morning bringing with them

en M mm.

Those dill)! pllrs M t“ the dragger fleet of Soul-Ls and the outer venselli In port almdd on» Vlde all impressive dockside sight to the visitor.

The decomllons o! homers and flags were all in place las mt andwitladdoztttemlordm exhibition.

The program and entertained:

for the visitor today will be both

interesting and varied. In the

morning use place to visit will be ha windows: at central wharf than a) ' e

where more com have elected displays. Due d t!- most totem“! Ib- traction: will crumbly be file de- partmeot d tirade- displuy ll llve fish.

to the public am the [activities will be the two tlllet- iDE the nu hid the

lobster oahnlofl plant. 'flte Con- ledcl‘ation Holt will unite all lP‘

Souris Takes On Gay Air For Fisheries Exhibition

Bill I 1:30 with an oven tradl lndfleld meet at St. M‘ary'abase-

nay Wedge. minister at wal- bor

been set up because negotiations between the two grmrs involved have been "bogged down tome moths". uosrrraL wonlrehs in Charlottetown. another mat- ter lacing the labor department is the NU‘PE‘a request that a strike vote be supervised department among non-protea-

Board lo Investigate Wage DisputelnS’side

for

the will answer the union with

labor Dept. Minimum Pay Abuses v

Wallare and Labor Minister-l liean Wedge said yesterday morning that some I“ provin- cial inininess lirms are Involved in complaints that the provln- cial minimum wage law is being ‘ disobeyed.

“Our inspector is investigating the complaints." said Mr Wed- Ze. "to see wage regulations are bean com- ylied with. Payroll; are being checked and have been getting less than the‘ mlnimum.

regulations. MUST BE RETROACTIVE

wages ior female: “emplo ed certain businesses to Charlott "Employees who received less town and Summ than the minimum must be paid dratt order netting a minimum at lent the minimum. retronc- is under orieparntlon lnr appro- wage order.val ol the labor department and

Hire cabinet.

2 to when the want Into ellect, late in May."

PWC Summer School HasZZSInAttendance.

Teacher] b e c a m o Itudelita l Mount Allison University,

eelr as summer sehoo aesrlon at prince oi Wales Co» lege began.

Registrar Gordon L. rennett reported yesterday that tha malorliy oi the 225 persons sn— rolled in the unlverrity and high school courses uttered by the Iurnmer s c h o ol are teachera seeking to raise the standards or their tesehing licenses, Mr. Bennett laid that the 295 figure was about 15 more than that {or the 1962 session.

Members oi ch’a regular teaching stair have been joined tor the session by Ian Galloway. [tom the French Department at

the minimum wage lnr men in

kerb in food processing planll.

. our

that the minlmum '10 followed. where empluyrea.firm wul be inspect

s n"... involvaleedge raid that the provincial wlll be made to comply with the l labor reminds board has he i d ' 5

Probing ’

with a number of exceptions.

the province was set at on cents per hour. One exception is war-

whose minimum is 80 cents per

Mr. Wedge emphaslled that all complamtr will be tollowed to that regulations are "In fol/lire." he and “payroll records oi In

other labor matters. Mr.)

imurll

al hearings on mini

erside." and I

a n d Ray Ivimey. lrom the laculty oil

Education at Memorial Univer-l

city in St. John‘s. Nlld.

Mortal the students are en» rolled in unlversiiy courses. al- though Mr. ennctt reported that the largest class was in grade 12 biology. Thil Is a rul- ly concentrated course with tall year's work. tncludlnr labl.‘ being given in Six wee a

Mr. hennett said that the ewe summer school. which be.

an as a reirasher course tor. teachers. has been concentrat-l ing on academic Iubjectl to!"

about six years. .

stunal workera at the Charlotte- town nnd prince Edward island hospitals. Local m5 voted about two months ago tor a strike vote. as they were une able to satisiactorily negotiate contracts which covered wage in- creases with the horpl Later the department at labor ruled that the employees were essential to the malntenance ol the hospitals and under the la- dustrlal Relations Act could not take strike action. The union. however. stlll wants to have its strike Vote.

COUNSEL QBTATNED‘

Legal aounul is being obtain- to

by the labor department see whether or not it must

TRY HAL'HNG use i ll. BENNETT CARR . . v The 12th century leaning c inanranoa ens-selling Tower nl Pisa llsu iarther gum. Supt. Sun Lite at Canada every year and ltaltana plan to 2 Phone 4-sle . 4-54 x mend 33mm ml a, h.“ . Charlottetown. P.E.l. '

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Tonight- ond Saturday Show at Dusk No One Under 16 Will Be Admitted To E

AN lNNOCENT GlRL...

A LONELY PLACE...A STORY LIKE THE SCREEN HAS ‘ NEVER KNOWN BEFORE!

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NORTH RIVER DRIVE-IN

3 Miles from Charlottetown Ml Trans-Canada

HEY! Get Your FREE Three Stooges Magic Mystic Motion Ring — One ‘ Free to Each Patron Attending This

EARTH SHAKING COMEDYI

2 MORE DAYS ONLY!

HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! TONIGHT and SATURDAY

pcrviae a vo Mr. Wedge indicated that he I

few days. "Dolliny today."

ball field. M will h Idiom I?! an eld‘hltlim baseball game between the town 16H“: all star: and ate defining coal-mien: the Uptown”.

M2:3)attltelmdMloMotel the 1!.“ lit the Queen of we Sea contest will take plum but lttiawill not beaver! to thumb

I'UG-OF-WAR In the urly evening W the

the st. Peters all. .

The moraton oi the Queen oi the Sea will take place at 9:” at the s. Mary's Parish Hall wttn last year's ducm Miss Carol Ann rower placard the

crown.

a lb!) and drip lunch will he aerval oondnuotuly [am noon 5 pm. at the warehouse at the cost"! whorl by the vanmss

ell-m om. legion . and under the sinner-«snort of the Sosaris Hospital ladies and. They will serve a l dinner on

penance on Salinity. The sclwduled event: will be-

Convicted On Three Counts m...

Saturday.

Youth Gets Two-Year Term

Convlcted on one Cherie o! the than at an anion-1111c and two or break and entry. William Earl Mac-Fariane. l7. Solitl'llaortv wu

r ald Falter. QC. Inked that the sentence be two years on ea

count. and that all three terms be served napalm tly. pointing out that the accused waa young and tron-l a good lav-lily. and had been drinking on the evening when all three oliencu hut oc‘ curred. He said he ten that the accu not Milt train a term in Queena County Jan. and mauled the mum be urved It Dorothea: where he could learn a node. seoutor. Alan K. sea he shared the views of Mr, For

ler. Ind "commended the two year amen-cc. Mlle Arlene Gill-ll and Mr].

Marion Gilla Chulotmown. teltllled Lil can I Raid! Mcln W. waned

IILI. marl with unlawmlly lalalllttllg “ll Gillan by ltrllilnl her with an object. Delcnce counsel John Nicholm termed the evidence for the crown “not lultlclerit (or

lhr case be

or. crrrvh. and the

Scales. alum M on sound

Crm pro- lflv ""1 "m same section at

case was set over to July as.

charged with driving while Intoxicated. Hamid r. amen. Charlottetown. Lester O'Dnaaeu. pleaded guilty to the lesser charge ot drlvins while iran and was lined ma and costs or do daya.

The case ol Allan Stephen Ja- rnleson. Montague. charged wlth drunken driving. was adlourncd unttl July 11 on the request at

aunrney. Mr. Nicholson.

Speedtnl on North River Road brought line: to Thomas Curaclr New Wlltahlre. and William A than Kane. Albertnn. Chuck clocked by Constable Wan ren unempl- traveuiag south at in miles per hour thmgh a so mils rope, and was lined us

lau'l'li me

About two » thirda of the city's

been completed so tar. city en- gineer. Norman F. Stewart said yesterday.

In preparation (or asphalt- lng. the ilne grading has been

' completed on Queen Elizabeth

Drive. Vista Street. home Street. and Morena Drive. in North River Road district cooperative housing section.

Sidewalks are being laid on Admiral. Goodwill and Viceroy Streets. and will he laid next week between Kirkwood brlve and hclvcdere Avenue on Elm Avenue.

Mr. stewart said the "Dissent"

"’ Trenton Seeking

Jobs For W'nter

OTTAWA (CPI — Transport Mllnlater Mellratth was asked by H. Runell MlcEWan lFC— Plato“) tn the Common: Thurs- day it he would check into the possibility of providing a sub- ltaiitlll rallwa car order lor rn Company. Trenton, N.S., (or the winter monthl.

Mr. MaeEwan I‘d there was ennuuulng unemployment In the area and w tad the minister to check with the CNR about the ponlblllly of ulcll all order.

City Street Repair Program ls Reported Well Underway

street patching program has work

contract has been let. and this will start shortly all streets hctwacn Water and Ear- on Streets whlch were not treat- ed last yEar.

Thc Dlxseal resurtacing pro cess is a last method, Mr. Sle- wart explained. and requires that a block need only be shut to traffic for about two hours. it also has proved durable and less expensive, he laid.

The street program ls Icha- duled tor completion by sep- lernber 15.

Truck Driver Is Absolvecl Of Blame

A tnlck driver. Reginald George Allieclr. l9. ol 0 u e e n Street. Charlottetown. was last night absolved at all blame In e death of two and ouehalt year old Lillian Marie Wall on June 24.

The lury at the inquest turth- er recommended that the police committee at city council under- take to place signs or other such shrew features at the corner oi Granville and bishop ltreetl.

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’ 200 Gideons

Coming Here

upwards oi and members ol Gideon international are com- ing here Monday «or a pleasure h-lpandaloolr ataemeoi the Island's scenic beauty. tallowlng a three-day business conierence at Mouton. it was learned last evening ll-om nlalr MacDonald. Charlottetown.

The Gideon. will be travelllfll Mnntomoblle and "RCMP mmle mofl Illa been It‘- ranged to them It Borden and elcort them to Charlotte

The visitors will copy a bar-

where the aecldent occurred. to revert any other mishaps wltll particular relerence to little chtldren.

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witnesses called at the seaslon were chat. Donald s or a Cpl. Earl Wahalln or the clty police: Ivan chlld'l lather; Nancy ram and Patric- la Ann Flaller. teenage girls who were at the scene, and Reginald George Alfieck.

Members oi the Jury w r r e Norman Stewart. ioreman; Burt Stung. Cornellul M u r p h y. Raymond Archer. Patrick Gau- dat and William Robertson. James Callaghan. lormerly num- ed to the jury. was excused h the coroner Dr. LE. Prowu.

the road at at M mllea perhmrhycorporat Keith becue rhlckell meal at the Ex. Wallalln. vlu «seaward costs perimenlal F rm noon and in days. . will leave latri- tor a look the Peter Redmond and William Anne at Green Gables country c titan. charged with ioiurlng. and other spots at interest on the wet-attired andcoatssr Northshm. annoys. A visit to the contederatton Aucobd attendee. mil 1.. chamber In on m Macho-n. waa nnrd on and while the visitors are tn the elty. . mm, II or 10 dl I (or L“ x I :3 light They magistrate wara- 'rwo worn each lined no and . A" SBPP'IBI admeam-edllattme ence costs or 15 days, out was re ea was repeated the llne would in ndcd until July it. three were 0 Good Books again be doubled. each sentenced to in days in no callus a. aaous Seven ram of ltrunk and in' Queens County Jail. a a our war In Gran... at. Dial 4.9m