New Minimum Wage Rates | Announced For Nova: Scotia

HALIFAX (CP) — A five-cent hourly’ increase in minimum

wage rates in Nova Scotia, ef-4led to 85 cents an hour. fective June 1, was. announced |

Monday by minimum wage board chairman H.L. Ritcey. Some _ 4,000 workers will be affected. Under the new schedule, the minimum wage for men in the _ ¢ities of Halifax, Dartmouth and Sydney and within a 10-mite- radius of each is increased five

Shedle

Announced

. Northumberland ferry ings between Wood Islands and Caribou are scheduled to begin Wednesday with the Lord Sel- kirk making her first crossing this year.

The Selkirk will leave Caribou at 8-a.m,, 12 noon, and 4 p.m.

ay rgedigiiah ne at | “She spoke of the urgent Tnead | ‘ j Pcie are ‘ ‘considera Fp aes D ee ee to do_something for adult re-| This Holstein. cow,-Miloview Charles Milligan, Milo who is - for less than 20 records. See | er of Dranches acuoas top| There is also # possibility that | ae _.vrama eee as a join " ‘tarded persons in the way of re-}~ Carnation Fame, is one of the ~ at the halter. Mr. Milligan had jac sane ter eons ‘times and-—both—Mr. aan a adull aaeaca at be all due fn tn ald gts ce 4 ay.1 and the regular jepeationand handicrafts. There top producers in the herd of — the Island's top producing herd _ jand Mr. Howard felt, that i invi, ing: the-week. The —dances--only-| : a nee

four crossings will be made daily |i, also need to_strengthen home at 9 a.m.,12 noon, 3 p.m. and 6 | services. ‘ p.m. Average Crossing time is

one hour and 20 minutes. Both ferries were in drydock

at Pictou during the winter (Mrs. A.C. Green presided. Re-

months for annual refit..A CNR spokesman yesterday said that -no-erossings were usually made before May 1.

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feents to $1.10 an hour. Women| {in the same area will be entit-

Male workers in Ne\’ Glasgow and within a in Truro, Amberst and Yarmouth and within” five mile radius will be entitled to a minimum hourly | rate, of one dollar and women | to 75 cents. | ~-Minimum—rates~ for: the -te-+ June 1st will be pecged at -90/ cents for men and 65 cents for | women. ;

Mr. Ritcey said nearly 27) per cent of trade union agree- | ments now on file with the pro- vincial labor department call | for wage rates that fall under | the new minimum. °”

| is yet a great deal to do.

|most satisfactory. .

|. Members of O'Leary and Tig- inish branches were present as lguests of the Alberton. branch:

ifreshments were served by the | hostss.

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All Canadian Adjudicators Are Selected For. Festiv

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Lobster Carnival as well as lob- ri signposts along the highway

Square

mittee at The suggestion

|here in February.

siderable experience in to coming here

ed there.

tations to: participate ina jam- ‘hore here that a good—numbr_ lwould accept and thus bring in {more visitors for the town’s an-

‘nual week of festivities:

SUGGEST FLOAT “ { The two men also suggeste

ithat they place a float in-the Mm: 0

irade consisting of a group

Discussed At Meeting .-

SUMMERSIDE BUREAU Only members of -clubs would dian Day but “the chairman of OF THE GUARDIAN participate in the dancing, but this committee, Windsor Gorney, . A proposition was, placed be- spectators would be allowed in |stated that he had approached jfore the Lobster Carnival Com- to the hall as spectators free of jthe French Social Club here for its regular ‘meeting charge. jassistatice in locating entertain-

ht that "a modern’ The ~mneeting—was—told—that-ters-for-th ~| square dance jamboree be held Scotfish day has been tentative- |meeting shortly with members oy during Lobster Carnival

’ was brought that the day may be set back to up by Graeme Linkletter who is July 13th. _|a member of the -Summerside | branch of the North American of the Scottish Day committee, Modern Square dancers formed stated it is hoped that arrange-

The original idea of forming hour Scottish concert that night | wilt be the rock and roll bonan- a branch here. was thought | which he feels will be a highlight ‘za and the coronation hall. Pe- . up by Pete Howard, a member jof Carnival Week. ‘lof the RCAF transferred here NO CONTEST last fall. Mr. Howard who is the | } caller for the group has had con- jno pipe ,

this year, an event which originated | type of entertainment and prior |during had belonged to tional a branch overseas while station-

from Borden into Summerside to ‘assist tourists anxious to attend the vaned programs throughout the week. ©

| The president of the carnival committee, W. Chester S. Mae- | Donald, chaired last night's imeeting with Charles Hogan, , lobster carnival manager assist-

ing.

BRIEFS FROM BRITAIN

ROBERTSBRIDGE, England (CP)—A_ .privately-run railroad kept up. by. steam . enthusiasts “between—this—Sussex—town—and Tenterden, Kent, is appealing. for trading stamps .to keep go- ing. Stamp companies have of- fered to provide needed railway equipment in return for thou- ‘sands of stamps.

Dance Jamboree

is-day-and—that—he—is.

‘ly set for Tuesday, July 12th. jof the club to formulate plans [There is a possibility however \for the event.

The carnival ball will be held on Monday night of the carnival at the Legion Home, but plans have not been finalized and a band has not yet been engaged.

An attraction for the teenagers

John Hopkirk, the chairman

Lions Club Weekly , Draw Winner . 10th and Final Week

Mr. Herb McCoubrey

79 Spring Park Road . Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

iments can be -made. for a two

‘ter Schurman stated that three’ om ibands have agreed to particiate | It appears as if there’ will be lhe tha héeiahae and that. three al smoking contest this ifour more are expected. 4 This year there will be signs) centennial year. The Na-\qm the ferries advertising the’ Tobacco Company which | ‘sponsored the contest the two | years it -was held, apparently | have withdrawn their sponsor-

~ Queen Charlotte High School

broke even last year and_ this | has been attributed to the lack of ships in port during the week. |

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@CHS AUDITORIUM Tuesday, April 26,1966 |

Adults 5c; Children. 25c

1:20 p.m.

vities.

Regarding possible increases | i : “in hee charged on the ferries or | The adjudicators for this jschools with the Ontario Depart- |sociation, is an executive mem- |dancers from the local. branch |OPENING PARAD : the doing away with return) 4 lyear's Prince Edward Island ment of Education in charge of ber of the Canadian Federation |dancing-on the flat float with) The opening q arade this L fares, the spokesman said it will Music Festival competitions sch- music and separate schools of of Music Teachers, She has been es Howsess come a calling. (year cae poe on - = f the Confederation that vince. He was awarded engaged as vocal and piano. ad- e carnival directors approv- p.m. on July > meet- depend on what happens.at Bor eduled for e onfederatio at province was awarded ‘engag Pp je sacar cacy tole wen ink! that oe bands wil, To R Nal YOUR

den.

| Auditorium, Summerside and the the Miktary. Cross during World {Montague Hizh School, Monta- War Two.

jgue from May 2 to 7 will arrive |MUSIC EDUCATOR

‘in’ Charlottetown this weekend. |

Earle Terry, well known as a singing

had experience church music. She holds degrees

and piano

judicator at. Canadian festivals f : | for a number of years‘and has Provide the hall for the jamboree |be brought in from. outside the |

in school and |

from

which would take place on Sat lurday afternoon and evening

- province for this event as it is) . too costly an‘ undertaking.

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Elderly Lady : -Passes-Away-

the last day of carnival week. '

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|This year all four adjudicators music educator and as~ one of in No date has been set for Aca: |

chosen were from Canada — \Canada’s most gifted conductors, |the Universities of Manitoba and unlike recent years when ‘they is director of music for the Lon- |Toronto. | lave included” personages” from don” Board “of Education” and~ a~ Wayne “Ky Riddell; -a>~ staff outside of Canada. Last year professor of choral. music educa- member of Marianopolis, College

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_ Mrs. Pope Abbott, the former Ella Weeks of Fredericton, died

lonly one adjudicator was from ‘tion at the College of Music at graduated from McGill Univer- iCanada while the other three the University of Western Ontar- sity with a Bachelor_of Music

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were from the United Kingdom, jio. Mr: Terry attended the Uni-|/Degree and a High School} fone from Ireland and the other |versity of Toronto with post |Teaching Diploma. He lectures two'from England. —S—~SF raaduate ‘workin Montreal” and ‘on “the=history~of~music~and “di- | Two-of*this~ year's judges are |New. York... i irects the college Glee Club at 'from Ontario, one from Mani-| Mrs. Wickberg,—a—past—pres!—|Marianopolis.—————_— a itoba and the other from Quebec. |dent of the Manitoba Music Edu- He has had extensixe exper- | (They will . include Lloyd G. eators Association and Manitoba jience as a church organist and | |Queen, BA, BEd., from Toronto, |Registered Music Teavhers As- | chéir director. : -| Ontario; Earle Terry from Lon- |: y

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Deboit, Alberta; two sons. Wit- es 1 ! field in Fredericton, P.EJ. and Colle ge Choir K. Riddell, B.Mc., from Mon- Sheldon in Grandyjlle. Her hus- 'treal, Quebec: - Fey iy ee D

Mr. Queen, an adjudicator here

To Perform Here in 1960 and 1961, attended the

A Irene Dickson, B.A., B-Ed., qpijversity ° ntari i In _ addition to her sister with |B.D.,. lecturer and administra- eee irieute cat Lani “whom” she ‘presided; “two “sisters | tive“assistant? “will “accompany” and is presently ‘an inspector of | Myrtle and-Ester in Boston, |the Ewart College’ Choir which ib ee eel Mass: and four brothers, Frank (Also. in the province May 1. |

“and eae ce ne Also included in the party will | : | Pp o8. e on, ie Weeks a iots and ‘be Jean Gardiner who served | paiva Weeks in Kingston also ; within the bounds of the Presby- | W ESTER reci pitation ihe tuners willbe ald today jtery last summer: with much of z a \ Stalls Threat ; |

jher work being at Camp—Keir,

from the Pleasant Vallet United ‘French River. Mar | ’ ‘i garet Taylor | Church at 2 o'clock. Interment |who will work on the Island this | POSTPONED The annual Progressive Con-

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last night reported .15 inches of | precipitation . betveen 3 a.m.

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|. _Alberton Branch fin, eee ee ee Charlot- | Holds Meeting

The Ewart. College Choir will | ‘be heard in Summerside Presby-*

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