PIP. Band tron. Sirllarton- NS. one of three highland band!

In the mammoth Summerslde Inhaler Carnival parade ycse tvrday is shown as It swing!

t proudly along in perich .tep. '

In all there were seven band: in the parade.

Ch'fown's Confederation Floa’r Takes Top Honors

By NII‘K FILLMORE SUMMER-SIDE

A oat‘ muscred by llll.‘ Clly ot Chan. inllelown, composed n a dc-

Mllcd model oi the provincial. building .‘il‘ld ll! Confederation chamber and ii map of Canadrt‘ .howiug the data at enu'y oti (he arious provinces. walked. on with (up Iluliitl‘s al [his year's lobster on im noat camped-l 30m at SilmnlL‘r‘iflc yt‘slerdav.

and was awar the bill Lynch Iropll)‘ tor the beat float h the parade i

More than 25 Ildats took part In thc gala paradr through the meet: oi Summerslde cndln: at civic stadium where the day‘s cmival BCIIYLLWS vlkll'e cen~ cmi

The floai< wore

dyed In three classifications. file first Including: commercial govern

lawns and empiayinsl

merit dcpartmrnts, villages and films lea: than in pet‘an a (World class wa. im- cummprcia: ions with loss than 10 employees nod the third group cons ted entirely or new vice club on LARGEST FLOAT The largest final in the par. ado. the Charlottvtown city on- try. won 540 lor its too placing In the first class as well as the Lyuch troph.

The RnlalT Club of Slimml‘r- ta

aide um first drive Ivr antry in ilie (uniro rluh Ian. With the Summrl-siue Linus placid: stcond and the Stim-

2. 3; §o Ia’i‘

Summorside .luycro an the Cbarloii‘eiplln Bontd of Ti-ndr l Ray (lat-dons was awnidedl

top honors in tho undor in rms pioyecs' (‘lzizs uuu a boauttiui. iy decortucd cold and srccn pat, on u-h iour Arabian- d rianis warp shown nt-

WESIERN‘ BRIEFS

AT ELMSDALE‘

Mrs, Harry Wnnrl. wulmlng. tori. Mass. II A guest at the ilnme 0! Mr. and Mrs. Frank You, Elmsdalc.

VISITING CousIN Mina HElEl'i Wnddaide arrived last evening trot-r. Meiraae, Mass.. In visit Iler cousin, Mrs. a. C. Green. Alhcrton.

AT ALMA Mrs OllVP Waite. Huverhlil. and Mrs. Jana Brown, Mrirnae. Maaau are illvsls of their mo~ titer, Mrs AIVIL‘ Mcuntnln. Al. inn.

CLASSES

ms: iwtmming plastics are beinlz cnndurtad at the Lot 15 whan Thcrc are 40 children enrolled with Mia: Danna Hulsmau. Sir-mun Park. an lasiruckir. Mrs. Kenneth Mac- knn is chairman and lite class- I‘ are spinnaan by the South- west. Cenlral amt Belmont. Lot 18. Women'l luaiilutu

RETURN HOME Mr. .ad Mrs. Morrl. A. Burn. and their three children. Cheryl Anne, Wayne and Suwart, Ham- luon, Ontario. lrrt recently m r. turn to Hamilton aitcr spending tacit vacation with their p.r-

HOLDING R

data. Mr. and Mn. .1, Stewart M C Dam. Fractown, and Mr. and Joiitv Ow lM- MacDonIid‘ 2 l Ill-a. Mciviile Bryanlan. Maine. Valley 3w IL Virtual iii at 1'th w." “amp...” 3, Ruby ail-i lMacKinnoa Ema) Mu. muiae Tait. H.mlltoa, 0p- ; 2 mp. on their hip inch. Prop-lie 1!. Mum-Mil I 4 ' Bertha elm (G. Rooney) b I .mnnv FUNERAL —Tba lam-vim. so, (a. Raul H (aural oi Mn. Howard Sherry yang any. m mi. on hold Saturday aiternoon. win Human-id: vaucy Boy my in, iron. the Bones. Fun- man by Levi Ydunl. out Home. Gummeflide. when 111m: 1.13:3; 2.20:3. Ionic. In conductad c D parlor. Rev. .1. Donald Mu- Lucky Lady is. Shawi 2 i , na rung were "Thu Scam Kainnck is MacRaci l a and II My Shopper " and mi Mac IR Giliiu .ia ith Iii Tba Anna oi hm" ouii coat 1:; Mail 4 4 lanai-era ware: June. Gtrr- ctr, owned hyaurllng h. Waiter MacDonald, Robert slim; 900ch owned lay hm. Arthur MacKlnlwh. Rot sandy MM . b! lawn- aiid ho Wood. In.

yard 12m liuic, But-Icy mud on: _ ‘ ‘\lonlt‘ll s honors with a ‘an at 147 and Harrison Ferguson

tending a boauuiui "priiiccss"‘ and her two escorts ‘

Sccond place in tho under 10‘ employees class wont to Brace .. 'ay Ltd.. and third place tc Sheen and Maclnnis

R T. Holman Ltd was [hm runner-up in thr fint class and REAP Station Summersuie liluC-‘ ml third.

llonmaole mention anI to1 Curran and Brigg. Ll(l.. the;

Giggey Leads Opening Round AI Edmundsion l

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EDMUNDS’I'ON. Na. ‘ top). 7 Ron Culley. 18. oi Charlotte- town. held a one-stroke lead in the 724ml. New Brunswick - Friure Edward Island golii tournament here alter Monday's; oppnluc rmllid. i

Giggoy shot a 75 to hold thc‘; slim edge over Brian Lcwia oi Mormon,

Bill Bishop and Gone Medley-l both oi Saint John. N33: Itivcr. ‘ aide (dub. and Ben Grny. Jru‘ oi Edmundau'm. iicd in the wow i or with 77.. i

Foil: player. caldcd 79a -— Trd Rocvcy oi Rircrsidr, Ivan. Ptlkinglon or :lioncton. .lim Baxter. autumn and Don)! Brewer. Fredericton i

.lim purity of Frcdcrictou‘ scored a hole in one on tho mu

(‘IEIII li'oll I!) score lIiS 3UP wrnt about two icct beyond tho cllp- hit and bouurod back

The scrnnd ill ilnlrll will he ploy-rd today at tho plclllrcsque Edmundsllln Gull Club. Tile [011‘ is piaycrn in tile hold 0! will will ice on tor an additional 36 holes Wednesday.

'nircc oi the tour berths on the ‘ Nb,.t> Goii Association‘sl \thiingdou Cup team are at. stake. Ted Rcevcy has ahead)“ copped a built a. a rcsuit oi‘ sectional piayo

AI P'nefle

The ma 0' racing tans II the Pinette Raceway get: larger every Saiurday. Laai

Saturday. topped them all, Than was lots ol competition and the Winner was anyone's Ellen. The presiding oiilcial. were: Starter: .1, Thomna Mcitemm, dudgm: Clarence Mac'Kinuun. Robert Weat. Allan Finlayiun. Timers: Do '

MacKenm- R. A. MacKenzle Cla‘k:

Fiber brad... Relulta:

CLASS A Pepsi Fin! (RC. MacPhee- 1! Bold Debbie KR. Willie- 5 1 First Dreams (A. MacDonald-

2 “chiller Hal like and Redmond; 2

P Fin! med by R. Cameron Mu‘Phee; Bold Debbie

Wilcd by Robert White. Timel: 2.17:2. 116-3, CLASS 3 Due“ Echo IM. Rnas‘ 4 1 Titan Ward lII. CiluLonli 1!. Frankie Budlona (L. Media!)

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Tm: Marlon (W. FIH'DBMI 5 1

, 3 4

Etud'a Echo mined by Mai—

colm Roll: Titan Wald owned by Harry Couiwn. Timon: 15' 2,24.

Races Held 1

PHI department at agricui. Iul'e and the Summerstde elec~ lric doparlmcut.

’i'llo RCAF noat wax composed or a ltugc 5400! long looster. lacing mastered by king Nep- tunc. dress , and Mil-id? ill“ lobste‘rr SEVEN RANDS

Sorrh bands took part in the L\\l\—ll\llL‘. hour~iong parade. Thin largest group Vlaa from Dru~ moi-Iii. . repmseatlns aha Illun's Linn: Club. Drama! in hrlZIli ycilow and blue. the col- ors ol Linmsm_ the band con-

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Albeflon and West Prince County 2 The Guardian. Charlottntown. Tues. Julv 16, 1983

The Dodson do last night at Memorial Field with Dodgers tiuaily coming out on top, 21,

Fat Sherran and silly w..- thoroie hooked up in a dilly at a pitcher: duel with sucrreu only allowing scyeu hit. to pick up the victory. Weatherbie was touched ior six saictlea during the long game.

Tile two ton... taught on ma tt-rms tor mice tun innings bev iorc the Rout-rd moved into a Hi lead Bill parts was hit by a lo lend oil the inning. than Ciyrii MacDonald. Rover'. centerilclder- .iuglcd. A tleld. ers choice and a walk iollawcd allowing MacDonald to srorp.

The score remained thi. wny unhi iiie last ot the ninth when bobby nice caught hold at one oi WeatheI-ble'a pllcilcl .nd amaahed a long triple. The next three batter: were then retired but not bciore Rice had crossed home plate With the tying run.

Both pitcher. had some trouble in the tenth irame but managed to get out or it withou any both; croashm the plate. sherren my tired tile aide in the top oi the eleventh and set Ill: atnge tor lite Dodgers winning rally.

Bobby Rice was nail. the

and Rover! item in this lining 3: III laugh! I thrilling ll»lnning baL up

Dodgers Pick Up Baseball Viciory

Med open the Irnme and came around no register the winning run atter being advauc by Irv MacKluuon‘s single .nd an error. Wayne MacDougau'a fly ball to center brought the run

Next action in the league taken place tonight when the Dodger. play the Flycrs,

Principal Is Honored AI Borden

BURDEN — The iIIRhly re- spected principal of the Burden School. Mrs. Irene Elston. III! resigned that position Io take la pnsl with (he Athena Regional High School in Summerside. Sbn had been principal at Borden fur (lie last ll your:

at tho close at the school year. Mrs, Easmn was honored by the school Emilee: and the citizen! of Bordon. All addreaa was read by Michael Ness slresllnl the flood influence sh! Ind been on the many pupils who had been

TOSIh Battalion Left 47 Yrs. Ago

Today marks the 47th anniver- aary oi the departure ol the i050: Battalion lrom Halilax for acr- Vlce overseas In tile Fin! World

or

The lOSih cicarad Halifax al 6 am. on HM Transport 'Em- press 0! Britain'. in company

and with the transpan ‘Lapland' and

36 maimllpi.

Tile Charlottetown LOH! Film Band was very popular with the on-lookrm a. the skid or in. bulmlpea dlvw rmirlds or .p plausc all along the pa rauic The othrr band. which contributed to thc musical suc- cess ol the parade and were equally animcd by an um HIP Summarsidc RCAF Shale hand; (TNIIdII dub Pipe Bald from Slcllaflfll‘ N.§.: the Queen Charlotte High School hand, Eurkc's Pipc Band. and ‘ Vanni! Army band

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Gaudei Tourney Finished Saturday

SUMMERSIDE _ Play in the Harold E. Gaudct Memorial Goii Tournament was cmnplcied at tho slimmorstdc Goli and Coun- try club this past weekend with Mrs Ralph Silliphalll coppuig as halt

tops in the men's division with a thin] oi lax.

The (up IInISIlt‘TS In the (our divisions \lL-ra:

LADIES‘ DIVISION

Winncr- Mrs. Ralph Silliphanl, 147. Flinlil‘i’dip Mra. Thomal nkt-r, 148. 3rd low net. Mrs. 1K. Bea.

le‘ Emss. Mr: Norman Mac- d- 1511

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. . '5 DIVISION Championship divlclollt \th'maa. Harrison Fewuaou.

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Runner-up, Boyd Miller. 1!.

3rd low nel‘ Br Dllnnllw. 140. RS! DIVISXGN

Jim Johnson! in.

SECOND D Winner- Irving Miller, 15!. Runner-up. Charles MAM;-

nan. 158. 3rd low not, Don Peri-y. 1m. Ralph Judi IN

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Scores Ace

G E. Ebbic Devlin “Med I hole in one it the aelvedero Gpii and Wlnlfir Club yuterday.

He was playing with Thane I)..er when the In: occurred. at tile Nu Tile novella: hole Is a par S. has ynrdi. Mr. Davina was using a (woewond a: the “me Ind hill Clmflbeil Sta" ball.

Vernon River

Wins Contest

Vernon River dole-tat! Fann- ingbrootr ml at Vernon Riv-r Sunday in a clearly cuckold lame which law boll: mama take the lead on neural pou- n pna

Joe Hush" wan! Ill! all” tor the winners, H. wu laucd (pr ILK hILl while mum] cleven llriileoutll no land thm tree pane. to llnt.

Dave MacDonald. Allin It lemon and Rosa Collin aharotl tba pitching units (or rannlnr brook. They Ilruck out I hill 0' «waive men while living tip in!» been hit. and mild... mac.

Top butler (or Vernon River was Joe Gill who Ind we hit! in tour trips. and Stan Mnecl with [W0 (or three. Thl Imago! hit. it! the coniul were by In- ry noyle .ud .loe cm with n triple aach.

Thu“: 2.” 2.”:2. m pm race will be held SCI.

radio. July at at 3.10 pm ‘

Wmhlhwluum ,W .

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an: at the men location-I nature: of an Ian. was no display at hare-manila in I. Gill who twin do]. “I. v . l

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' 10. lasing hurler L,

HMS Draket which led the can- you The two troop ahipa arrived at Liverpool. England. on the eve ning of July 24. alter a pleasant but somewhat exciting trip.

A reunion ni Kile 1u5ti| Bai- lalion will be held at Mouialua an the afternoon oi July 31.

Parish Picnic To Be Revived At Alberton

ALBERTON — Sacred Heart Parish of Albertun will raviva an aid custom on Wednesday, July 24, when men and women ni tho parlsll hold I mammal-b

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Meal: will b9 schL-d during this aitcrnoah and evening. and rliilcr Icaluru will include pony rides. aw uga, a variety of games, booths. cake auciiau. A sup-dancing contest. and a con- cert by (ll! Miscnuchc band.

older residents at Walt Prince still remember whe n apuclal train: brought crowds to th Sacred Heart Parlin picnic :v- cry year. In those dayay (he rail- way aid l n I ran behind the c 1': ur I: h. and the locomotive would sicam away while the pic- illclicl‘s enjoyed the festivitiea.

Dunsiaffnage Toke: Game

Mime defeated Trac- adia 3-4 in baseball action over (he woekknd with Wlmfl pit» cla- G. Maccullum losing a (me hitter, He also

was “united (m- ill lllIs. [truck out 8.

a next game i! Icilgduled

lat Sunday It 2 pant when Dun-

Somber

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Ilalfilage will meet

under her guidance,

Gills oi a hoslcss chair, floor lamp and large \vail mirror were presented to Mrs. Eaatou hlylArIIIur Jay and Roberl Dal- 1 e

Little Boy Struck By Car

ALBERTON _ David Nelson Hardy. Iive~year-old aon oi Mr and Mrs Gerald Hardy. aroo yn. was reported resting com- iortabiy in the Western Hospital at Allis-non ioliowing injuries res ceiyed in an accident near his home Sunday afternoon.

little boy ran irom i» hind a parked car and was struck by another vehicle drlv» on by home Currie ui Iiintadalr.

‘He was taken to hospital ior rx- 1 aminalion and treatment tor

multiple bruise].

The accident Wnl lnvcsillaitd by Albertou dciachmenl oi the RC

° lug,

[Fuck out McQuiIlan I

Cor Forced Off

Road; Two Huri SUMMERSIDE —— TWO 96‘ sans received

minor attuned when the car in which they were travelling icit the high- way at Sherbrmke yesttudny at approximately 1 p.rn.

Mr. and Mrs. .larua. Mout- gomery o1 Remington were inkcu to Prince Counw Hospital and treated tor val'imll minor Cu I

Both were wieaaed last mn- It was reported that Mr. Montgmnnry lost control at the vehicle when being passed on the mad by another car that tailed to give him enough room to stay on the pavement.

FAST ACTION

[Osmium-d [rum page 1)

copy 0! the bill-page report, told a pres! confeflnm flint alter study. iirm proposals ior government action would be laid berm-e the cabinet in deal with (bl turbulent laka altua-

an. The Vancouver judge, a crisp and cruaty iurirt with a pen- chant icr lively writing,

that the {edcrI-i covera-

trient lain. iwar .ud clean up

In the Ileld. a soldier van in a truck mirror. it it. can get near duo — they'n mm than the mirror that coma with the issue razor, and there

in no problem ilnding a plat: to imp tilarn up. LanceeCor- per-l T. w. Klipatrlck oi 0m- rnoctc, No!” on Iummer man- ocuvrea with the lat En. Black

KNOWS THE ANGLES

Watch at Camp Ila «lawn. N, 3.. lama to have tam .. he has hi. moi-ulna Ill-n an IIII menial altar at th- lama time. (01’ WirepllMO)

aaiiors' union. in Canada through a three~mln Indepen-

[dent truataediip.

He said the trustee. mould hat-c wide pliwors to rule and rcinrm the wateriront union. and to integrate them in a single body

Quebec Ilalnat Balm, Vic.~ Prelldenl iconard (Red) Mc- Llulllllll of the SI" and other: “(or ccnrplmy to prevent by unlawiul means persons who wiah to work in tha bualnau or shipping irom working and

such mean: unlawiuily Interfer-

BANKS

(Ctnmnued horn PIKE ll

money and by having the union pay his salary in advance he received it (hut much smaller." Snub ndvauce! added up lo more than ‘80 ill {our yeur: agalnlt expenl ltalemeltl 01 I lillle more than $8,000. says I report by the commission audi- or.

Addl the Justice: “In bi] mnuflli lite Inc 0! the word ‘do- moor-icy" I: sheer hialphemy. For him the big lie and iile fail- urc to remembar are aver-ready weapnna and ahlcldl.

"Having read (Ii! evidence on thla inquiry, one can readily a cop! . . . A “Moment that Banks reIeri-cd to thc members

his union II ‘dumb bla- ltlrds' (or, brainwashing (ham as he did. he treated them I! such." STODD ALONE

The report say. that Upper Lake: Shipping Limited 0! Tab mill) was the only Ihipping com- pany that had 0m "courage to stand out against him llld bl! gangsterism."

The upon cnncludel that fllcre can be no Great LII" iabm‘ accord while Banka and his unborn Rmaln in influence in any maritime union.

The tee rccnmmendl ap- palntment nl special cnunlcl to ascertain whathar conga. should be laid in Ontario 6

lng WI and ill- tarnauonal trade.‘

17.3. In “the brink of civil war-

R. The committee Ll in "I. third week or hnrihga on the admin- iatratioii's public accommoda-

tion. b. which would iorlrid racial _ rlrnlnatiou In .toraa, rustauranla, hotels and othar

buaneaa places serving (h! pub- lic. Thirty alalea new ball. lawn

NEGRO

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men equipped with bayoneta and gas masks Monday arrested 11 Negroes trying tn picket I aaxrlualed druiltnre in Ca bridle. MD. current hoispot It! racial tension in the Us. ut

Tensionjmnnfl inle- Si'ailnniliil WII heightened by a major leiblck Iuiiered by com- palriots in Baltimore. There the expectations oi Negroes and willie Iympathizen ware dashed

onday whzn the monument oi Gwynn Oak Amusement pm. rcicnied a pmpaaal to belin admitting Negroes July it.

III Washington. G ave n: or George C. Wallace 0! Aaiabaml alid President Kennedy baa been "picalured" into appro ing mob violence and street rioting in baball of bII civil right. program.

Wall-cc will th- Senate cum» meme cammitlee the Kenna adminlatratlon'a haudliflfi n! ra~ zlai problem: hll brought the

. Vancouver

pi this general type.

WEATHER

TORONTO (CPI — Tempera- :ifl'll iasued by the weather 0!- ice.

Dawson ,

Victoria . Edmonton Caiglry Regina

Winnipeg Toronto . Ottawa Monti-e I

Now Many Vlan

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HALIFAX (CPI — The wet I.ch oliice an I dislurbancl located near Montreal late Monv day evening was giving the Mir. ltlmea generally cloudy to Van out akl Idei)’ up and drown: were also being Typo". ed In many sections.

The dilhll‘blncc il expected In mnvo lflfll‘iell it will continua to give cloudy ltie. and widely upuaud Illan 9 {orc- EII! dlatrict Ind .

N rfl Nun/l Scolia, Princu Edward Ill-ad, Intern NB. Countiu. Upper Slim John HIV. at Valley. Bay ti! Chalcur: Cloudy with wide up Ibowlrl, Cool. Wludl I is. W-hllll at New G and 'n, Charloticluwn 63. Mansion so

pd M. d 72. Edmund-Inn g: and ’N. Campbeutoh u and

flifll Hill willy II Chhlrloib town at l.“ a In and 6.57 pm A! Rultlca at

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cumin-it Mandam-

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waar nu. curators. cumin: - ind. rum. m. cunnin- mom-rid at wrap-tumman

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KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL

Windsor. Nova Scotia Fotmdad mil

A RESl'Dm'I'LAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS O

Secretary til the inufldr lie- w Udall ymrdly II I WI Ilium rim

announced that laid department ll recli I 01 billion vrohcl him to tan at