ISERVICES

Special Notices

REGULAR MEETING 0 hea'mg‘

Legal Notices NOTICE OF CITATION ’1 .r In Re Estate of LILLIAN L ,1 SIMMONS ff: town in Queen's County, widow deceased. testate

furniture cleaned

estimate dial 4-8066.

. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

‘1' that a Citation has been ex- or FGSIes' ;. tracth for tlle passing of the '

, final accounts in the above serv'ce w; Estate and for an Order for JOHN D. DOE

I 'distrihution and the hearing of I same shall be before the pre- siding Justice in the Estates Division of the Supreme Court at the Court House 111 Char- Iottetmm in Queen's County. on Friday the 8th day of May next coming. at the hour of

R.R. l MONTAGUE NYCC 8 PEI NOV [0. 1962

WE'RE STUCK

March A. D. 1964. A. WALTHEN GAUDET. LLB. Proctor. Personal !

HYGENIC SUPPLIES — SAVE up to 60 per cent. Send 32,00

From Your Copy of THE GUARDIAN

‘ rPLUMBING AND HOT WATER Water Systems and “

Time to have your rugs and by DURA ' ICLEAN SERVICES. Satisfac- late of Charhme_ . tion guaranteed. For FRE E

. Without This Sticker

, . . Please .— whenever wrllin a eleyen‘oclock 1n the forenoon. abom your subscription __ ' DA'I hD this 25111 day of change .of address. a renewal. I

or THE EVENING PATRIOT

IEMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ENGLISH CATHOLIC TEACHERS

1" repairs All work t

The Carnation Lodge Mill-E ‘ ' Euaran.‘ . y n. _ ; eed. Reasonable Rates. Mac-. iliisitlll1 b; tacit; gears??? phan Plumbing and Healing. i view Hall: Also County Mango. cal-"wall' Talephone 2'1‘75‘ ; For September 1964. three teachers are needed for a High Esilllztilion 31d tl-Iills-boi-o scar- l SUDDENLY IT'S School under the direction of the Sisters of St. Anne.

9 . eevin . I

g g SPRING! Minimum salary for a'male teacher: between $4400. and $7700.

according to diploma and experience. Minimum salary for a female teacher: between $3300. and $5100. acording to diploma . and experience.

Send application as soon as pcssible to Raymond Pilon. Directeur. Ecole Secondaire. Noranda, Quebec, stating date of birth. qualifications. curriculum vitae. experience. telephone number. names and addresses of references.

1 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE

«The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. April 11. 1964- 111 CITY & QUEENS

VITA L STATISTICS till-n m p

CROKINOIE Party in War- Gtovc School. Monday .m. Sponsor-

‘ed by \l‘omcn's Institute

BEST BUYS I

BIRTHS i IN TOWN '

lWATTS — Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1 Watts. are happy to announce

W A N T E D APPLICATIONS FROM TEACHERS FOR

MORELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Will be received by the undersigned until

', APRIL I9, 1964

- The Secretary. Morel] Elementary School

NOTICES NOTICES

Open Every 5 p.m. . the arrival of their son Don- 1963 MG. Midget

‘ ald Allison on Thursday April -—SPORTS CARS— One owner. Perfect Condition. $

1 9th, 1964 at the Prince 1 1960 Austin Healey Sprite

.1963 CHEVROLET Biscayne

7 lbs. 1'2 07 SIMMONS .\1 the P 1' l 11 1- c :Driven only 21,000 miles. l US Cln announce the birth of

County Hospital on Friday. I their son Darryl Gordon. I959 Volkswagen Custom

11 ozs. A brother for Darlene and Kevin. MacEACH E RN I h p

Prince Edward Island lll).~|ll- tal on Thursday. April 9. 11164 { to Mr. and Mrs Arnold Mac- Eachern. (nee Meredith Mac- , Leani New Argyle. a daugh- j ter. Helen Jean.

'I-‘onn u Mr. and Mrs. Roland

STOREY ELECTRIC LIMITED

for 36 finest quality assorted. Park Sales. ,PO Box 561.

Hamilton. Ontario. Canada. AMAZINGLY QTin RELIEF MMER for discomfort of mouth sores. RggRIGE-RSITAIBN ,, white canker spots. dental :4 plate sores. e gums. EQUIPMENT and - ‘lll'ltl‘l Fletg-her’s Sore-Mouth ELECTRIC MOTOR ;. ledicine. 1.00 at all drug- gms' Now R: have of: "THE DAY IS APPROACHING your equipment checked and when We Will have rolled up serviced if necessary. as

the world and all that is there-

ln. and spread out a new order quires t0p efficiency.

t in its stead. verily. powerful over all linings." From the\ Sacred Writings of the. Baha'i World Faith. For information write PO. Box DIAL 4-734]. 184 or phone 2-2924_ 24 Hour Service Charlottetown

': EILINGS AND WALLS PAINT- . 1% ed. Reasonable rates. 'l'ele-j 31 phone 4-8907 for further par- .‘ ticulars.

‘- I”. CARE FOR BABY IN- " my home while mother works. 1

Transportation

turning Thursday. April 301

spring and summer heat re-

House wiring also a Specialty

iCAR LEAVING FOR TOR- onto, Saturday. April 18111. re-

n. QUEEN CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL

Can accommodate three pas-

Call tonight for Service Tomorrow We can't afford to keep you waiting so we try to give you service within 24 hours We may not be the biggest company servicing automatic washers, dryers, refrigerators, motors, and small appliances in the Maritimes, so we try harder to be the best. The Business That Service Built Dial 4-7341 —- Day or Night Call tonight for service tomorrow

STOREY ELECTRIC LIMITED

Wiring also a Specialty

1904. A brother for Karen Gary. Glenda and Wayne.

.Xpt'i 1 fl. 1064 to Mr. and \Ill~_ weight 7 lbs.. 14“: ounces IIGood clean car.

Freeman Simons .lr. a son the Prince Edward Island lids? I _CHEAP,ES__ ENGAGEMENTS

Garth Seymour Weighi 11 lbs pital on Saturday. April 4. ‘ ‘.\lll.l. — BURT — Mr. and Mrs.

P.E.|. DANCE FESTIVAL

at

and

Mrs Jack Williams. 'l'ele-' sengers. Telephone 894-4772| .1 phone 4-9288. after ti p.m. I ; EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 1’

PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE

PHYSIOTHERAPY

'I

. . . interesting

. . . well-paying

DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY conducts a course leading to the Diploma in Physiotherapy. Senior matriculation required.

LENGTH OF COURSE: two academic years. followed by a five-month period of practical work in an approved hospital or rehabilitation centre.

SCHOLARSHIPS: The Registrar. Dalhousie Uni- versity. Halifax, Nova Scotia. will be pleased to answer requests for information concerning the several available scholarships and the curriculum.

SUBURBAN MONTREAL

Catholic Teachers required:

g,

'1 Excellent salary scale. security and working conditions.

High School Vacancies:

IScie-nce or Mathematics specialist—woman 1 Commercial specialist — woman

1 French specialist — male

1 Science specialist —— male

Elementary Vacancies:

. Men teachers. grades 5. 6. 7. with opportunity for advance- ment.

Lady teachers. grades 1 to 7

Write Immediately:

P. E. Griffin, Director of Studies Catholic School Board of St. Laurent 1870 Decelles St.

St. Laurent. Que.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF P.E.|.

Ir POSITION AVAILABLE IN GOVERNMENT OF RE. .

CARPENTER Required for the Department of Public Works. Applicants must have completed the ninth school Wit. and have considerable expedoigce in the carpenter's timdc.

Sal Range: 2781 -

PLUMBER I Requi$ for the Department at Public Works. Applicants must have completed the tenth school grade and an oppnoved apprenticeship. or any equivalent combination of training .

and experience

Sela Range. - 4108 '

ELECTRICIAN I Re‘oyuiired for the Department 0! Public

Works. Applicants mint have expedome as a drilled

electrician. completion of (the tenth school grade. and an ap-

vaed apprenticeship. or any equivalent combination cl "£00108 and experience.

R 9: $3M - 37%

NGINEERING RECEIVIch l This ls technical and skilled work in various branches of engineering 1n the field or office. Applicants must have completed high school. s"plilctn'leoted by special courses in orattin-II and surveying. and some experience In iglwuv construction work.

Salary Range: $3611 - ' _ NGINEERING TECHNICIAN 11 This work involves dolled ' em "d “’1‘? road “Mi. fluid and ohec computations and Tire in;

' Avrilng artist :2: completed high school. supple- counses in drafting and surveying. and once in highway construction walk. or "Y Nlnvalent combination of training and experience.

Salary Range: $3549 . 4313 4 'GlNEERlNG TECHNICIAN III This is responsible Wonk ‘ll‘t‘flimz the activitim of highway maintenance and con- "'"0lbn. except paving. thrmigth assigned WN'k crews. PDlicants must have completed high school. smudme i l «noses in drafting and surveying. and consider- lnrlence 1n comtmctrlon maintenance work In RIM. capadty.‘ or any eqiliyalnit combination d film"! and experience.

Salary Range: M313 - 5243 0.! dale for these conventions to midnight. April I). 19“. cation m on

i may be mind by no; ct PO. Box 917 01‘ by calling in 57 Queen Street. Widow

APRIL 15th. - l8th.

Programs available at: Miller Bros. and Toombs Music Store

' l - T\ '11. M l . z 1957 Chev. $395. I954 Hillman $|00. f0“‘:1‘1‘;nuf1'ce m: pi‘figngm 5 . of their only daughter. Nani-y STUdebakel’ Hillman Ruth. to Waldon Everett. ‘ V'8 sedan Broken glass Burt only son . . an I Mrs Everett Burt. French ‘ l Volkswagen I River. The mailniiage will ’ Ausfin l \'_g swan I take place in the near future. 1 Model 330 Wagon $100_ (‘l’RRlE — HARPER 311-. 1 and Mrs. Roy St. Claire Cul~ I rie. Rockinghairi. NS. wish . _' ‘ to announce the engagement ‘ _ . of their daughter. Mona Dione . Hillman All 3 I01‘ to lvan Dewar Harper. son of l 4 door wagn" I Mrs. lvan Harper and the late Y - ' Major Harper. MC. CD. The ; H'Ilman marriage will take place May I _ Good 9. 1954. at the United Church 11960 HIllman $77. ; '“ R‘K'kimam- I 2 door Wagon ' I 9 MARTIN’S GAR G T “A ' ' ' ' . . I.S.\IAI\ -— TOWNSEND A E L D' Verna Frances Townsend.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Townsend, Kcnsing- ton. to Gordon Atwell Salsi man. at Syracusc. New York. 1 on Saturday. March 28, 19M.

DEATHS

Macl)O.\'Al.D —— At Valleyfield on Aorll 9. Miss Priscilla Mac- ‘

256 QUEEN STREET DIAL 4-7309 y 1 NOTICES NOTICES

1 THE DOMINION DRAMA 1 FESTIVAL

VARIETY CONCERT in connection with the opening of CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS IN NORTH RUSTICO will be held APRIL I3. I964

in

STELLA MARIS REGIONAL HIGH

SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Time—8 PM. Admission 50 cents

PONI ES PONIES PONIES

Ever child should have a pony. Would you be interested in buying or selling? At your price? Should a pony auction be held in June? If so. check and send notice to:

IVAN KERRY. BOX 741. Charlottetown. P.E.I. —— I may be interested in buying E—e— r

nu I may be interested in selling nu her

1 Donald in her GRth year. Rest- ing at the Montague l’uuei‘ul Home. Funeral from Valley- Iield L'nited Church Monday

TICKET OFFICE

“'i” h" "PP" April 13, at 2:30 p.m. Inter- nlcnt in the Valleyfield ceme— MONDAY. APRIL |3th until 1013*

t l FRIDAY. APRIL l7+h l IN MEMORIAM

for lthe exchange of vouchers and receipts for single VILLARD — In loving memory

tic e'ts to the ei ht lavs to h ' o ' ‘ . a dear “if? and

the g p . 'e m f mpmmon at 1 Mrs. Dcroy Villard. who pas- l sod away April llt. 1.

FINAL FESTIVAL IN MAY IN THE The winds at (can blowedgcntlytl

I: s r . ‘On a swam an trcasur spo

CONFEDERATION CLNT‘RE TIILA IRE. EIWIWP mm “,9 In", “95 sleeping And never will be forgot

AS fonowsz_ The years may wipe out many

BELL

c When we were all together But secret tears and 1m 1119. t1 0

mother. 1

In “Wing memory of a RESERVE APRIL 22nd. 23rd.

. . 24111 and 13111 for P r o v . n cial 1- 1. . I . l . . . aegi'wfiaégfisangle:a_:ed821\‘.;g Drama l‘INil‘al In Summerstde on Apr” 12 1961‘ " ClVlt‘ Stadium We cannot have the "'d (la-VS M’l'. HERBERT L' niIed b3 Clllll‘t'll Sunday. \pI'Il 12111. 7.30

p.111 Rev, John (i F1 Ball. minis- ter

2‘ is Will be with us forever GRAVII ORANGE Lodges will

Sadly mlSSCd by 50" and mch in annual session in Char- rlaughter-lli-‘IBW. Pf‘l‘lf‘l' 3 n H lmimmin on chnesday. April I’MS- 2.0. 19114

McOEE -— In loving, Iiicnzov'y of

our dear snn and brother Wll- fred McGee. who o a s s P d

away April 10111. 1932- DAN” AT 5: Peter's Bay illlSl a tribute 0T l'll‘P afl’l "“ Hall r-ioi'i' Saturday night. membrance .lnhnm f‘ltfili’s‘son's Orchestra. To a son who was one of the

be. . lHVt‘F. .\T St Peter's Bay The Joys he missed on WP‘S Hall every Saturday night.

highway. May he find in God's heaven of

Johnny Cliaisson's orchestra.

TIIF. EASTER Monday play under the auspices of St. Mary's '(‘\\’1. will be hcld in St. Mary's Hall. shorts on Monday April 1911.211100]; m

THF. EASTER Monday Play under the .\Ii~pII-es of ’ernon River I \V I. will be held in the ('hui'ch llall \‘crnon River on Wednesday April 15th, 8:30 p.m. FERGUSON — ln lovtng mem—

ory of Mr. Neil Ferguson. 8011- “DON'T MISS t h e

shaw. who passed away Apill contort in tho \lIti'ray Harbour

Hill. 1959: North Hall on Wednesday. Loving memories will never die apt-1| 1'. at '11 13 p.m. Sponsored is years go on and days go by by Hip choir,

Deep in our hearts your memory

rest. .\sleep with the angels in heaven Free from all sorrow and pain Someday when life‘s journey is

over We shall meet our dear W'lfr'cd again. Always remembered by {Lill- er. mother. and sisters. Phyllis. Dorothy and Olga.

variety

1. ept THE IleTEll Church Mount. We loved you too dearlv to ever Stewart ..

Satnt Pctet‘s Bay Forget. ' ('hargc Mount Stewart: 11.15 Sadly missed and lm’ch' rP- 2.111 Public Wol'shlp. 10 a.m.

membered by wife and family.

MacKENZlE — In loving mem- ory of my mother-ln-lmi‘. .\li's Alvin MacKenzie. who passed away April 10th.. 1939.

Memories drift to scenes

. Senior Sunday School. 11.30 am. .lunior Sunday School. More“: 2.30 m. Public Worship. 10 30 a n1. Senior and Junior Sun- day School. Saint Pcter‘s Bay:

In H z 7.30 p n1. Puhlic Worship.

past. , . , _. _ Time rolls on but memories last, Sm THE?“ 1‘ I “,2 5 3.“ Like falling leaves the years Qu°°"5 “S'wrmpns. Aim“? - . tion will hold a mccting In the Montague llcgiona! High School Auditorium on April 14. at p m’ to get the fisherman: opin- ion on asking for an extension to the lt‘llfi‘lf‘l' scasvm which DINGwEL], _ in lming mam- opens on May 1. and other bus- m-y of a dear Snn George A, iness which may come before Dingivell who departed from 1"“ "10°11"!!-

us April HI 1962' MS“ hus‘. 29.

hand James A. Dingwcll who

passed away December

1030. REPEAT peifoi‘mance of three Their memory is our keepsake. A” “med.” “mm? b." Ken' [-5 m“, a thread of gold. sington's ‘lndian RlVFl' Players N9“... win it tarnish 1n the Elementary School audi-

Or the least bit grow old. APT“ 1}~ 5 We cannot bring the 01d da‘“ m. Sponsored by “omens ln- 9 1

But memories of you will never ie. Always remembered by dau- e

ghter-ln-law. Bernie .

torium Saturday.

p. stltutc for Centennial project.

ha k Their hands We cannot to'lCh. pa. ZIPZIJNSKI Wlll he ab. 311' “'9 h'aVe sweet mem'mes sent from his prac tlce from N the Ones “'9 loved m mnrll- April 1211. till Friday April 17 ‘.\’o matter where we wander inclusive. 0 matter what we do. We‘ll always have :1 moment lSl.A.\'l)lfiRS ..Reservc Fri-

To stop and think of you. day and Saturday May 0th. an Lovinan remembered and 91b. for Lions Maritime Wide-

‘ . isst ,M n ram_ variety concert in aid of Ken- :lidll m ed M yra a d sington Band at Kensington Re-

gional High School. SENTNER - in loving memory ‘ ‘ . m- my mmhm. Mrs Gilbert COME TO THI‘. iird Annual Scum“. “.m. passed away AYI’A Dcancry Variety Concert AP . (,4 St Marks. Hall Kensington

ll 12. . .. . _ ‘ (‘one fr m us but leavin memo MC'ldr’l." \W‘ll With. 3 t'tclock ' "l a .Aclulis .60 cents. students .40

OI‘IFS

! MONDAY. APRIL 13 - i If?) 'g‘Ql'IITIZifl)? “no” Butrlllllzgstvhevll wipe out never Death can never take away. 1‘9"“ l: .1' .~~ :l l P.l\ Tm, momml "1- mm... hatmw Memories that will always 101- H ,. H , H TUESDAY, APRIL 14 10 A.l\I ——l:.’:lS noon (lays ‘ ‘ gcr V Iq::;?d:':"g::wcfil:£‘10?th 2 IZ'.l\l —— 4:00 P,M When we were all together. While upon this earth we stay. 8‘. m pr.“ _ a e 50m W'ED” APRIL ‘15 .. .. 0 A.M.__]3;]3 no” Lovineg remembered by hus- :amriziierw by 30 ' ' THURSDAY. APRIL 16 lo A..ii._'12:13 noon “""d 3”“ ‘3'““1' " * ' ""3 “’“V‘I "33‘3"?" Sim"- FRIDAY. APRIL 17 . l0 Aid—1221') noon sored h\ e kcosmgtnn Lions

On Thursday and Friday mornings anyone not already holding vouchers or receipts may pur-

ANNOUNCEMENTS

(‘luli will 1w held \prll 15 at the Regional High at Ron pm.

Kcnsmgt n 11 School

chase tickets for the Festival dii'cctly from this ticket office on Great George Strcct. behind the Bank of Nova Scotla.

PLEASE READ CAREFUI.I..Y. ('IJI‘ AND SAVE.

CITY & QUEENS I

DANCE in St. Andrews Hall Mr. Stewart. Saturday i!

MATERNAL CLASSES Department of Health

series begins Thursday. April l6—2:30 81 7:30 p.m. National Film Board Theatre Dominion Building — Phone 4-3010

1 It is important to attend first. class if possible.

11th. 0:30 to 12. good music.

PROGRAMS for the Music Festival are available at 'l‘oombs Music Store :1de Millcr Bros Price '25 ccnts. N

JUST ARRIVED Ladies Foals

‘. in large sizes. Kennedy's Ladies .Wear. Queen Street. Charlotte- 3 town.

I ATTENTION HA IRDRES- SERS v- Important meeting at. the Basilica Rccreation (‘cntre

3 JOIN NOW!

5 SIGNAL REGIMENT

‘Xlonday. April 13 at 7.30 .m. ‘ Hair colour fil m and guest ‘ spea 'er.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Copies of the. 1963 speeches of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island are now avail- able. in limited supply, at a price of $1.00 per copy (plus .15c per copy mailing charges).)

ADDRESS ORDERS TO: Deputy Provincial Secretary. P. O. Box 2000, Charlottetown. P.E.I.

RECRUITS WILL ATTEND .\'l'-ST\'I,FI DRESS Shop; 90

SUMMER CAMP

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1

’ cud specials. one rack dresses I

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clearing at $200 and

Open Saturday until 5 p.m. APPLY SIGNAL REGT. ORDERLY ROOM MONDAY NIGHTS 7:30 - 9 PM.

E. A. MacCAREY, Lt.-Col.

I Commanding (lfl‘iccl'.

SATI'RDAY NIGHT dance. New Glasgow Recreation Centre The Del-Rays. Ad Canteen ser p.m.

l Music by I mission 60 cents.

vice. Dancing 9-30 — 12 REGULAR SATURDAY night dance RCAF‘ Association Club Music by the "Tartans". Rooms. Dance 9:30 to 12 p.m.

FOR SALE

APARTMENT and STORE . BUILDING

Located in the business area. Grafton Street. Charlottetown. this building contains 5 apartments and 2 stores. all presently occupied. Excellent repair. 2 oil furnaces.

I For further particulars apply EASTERN and CHARTERED TRUST ' COMPANY 154 Richmond Street Charlottetown

ANNOUNCEMENT SlEWARl BAKERIES 11D.

KENT STREET

Wish tointorm their many customers that they have disposed of their prop- erties and will be closing their bus-

iness on the 2nd 01‘ MAY, I964 after 96

years of business on the same location. ?

——Bc speaker 121 h at ll : 30

$1.23 and $11.75, Available now at GIGGI‘IY'S PHARMACY. 4-3170

River recreation hall. 9-12 mid- night. Admission 50 cents. Good music. ' of Junior Farmers.

—Resular skate every Saturday night.

AA. MEMBERS and friends FRICFI I'HI'RI'H n1 scnIInnd. I surc to hear Thc spccial \l'csicl'n (“linrgc Tlcv Kenneth Sunday night April 3 W R. (‘nmcrow minister. Colo.- 'l‘hc Goodwill Rooms at man 11 00. (‘ane Traverse Sun. p.m. Everyone welcome. day School 2:00 pm; summer. ‘ side 3:00 p m ; Desahle 7.30 pm,

GIGGEY'S PHARMACY. . . Completely new 2nd. "Debut" liquid make-up. Lift your lacr- out of lines and wrinkles. Price

DR. R.\\‘. \l‘lfi. Kcnsmglon. will be absent from his prac- lice ti'nm \l'cdncsday. April ‘ Flih. until Sunday. April 26 in- D‘al l cliisite.

. .Prompt free delivery. j

, ‘ . RESERVE FRIDAY. May 1st TOTIGHII Mulm for Kcnsington Centennial Ball. under the distinguished patron- ago of thc l.ic111cnant~Governor. at the Kcnsington Regional "12.1 School

DANCING

Canteen service. In aid

' .‘ S T'N' ‘. (‘RAPAID SPORT IL. I!“ merpw‘WV LOT '6. Pas.

inral t‘lmrgc I'nited Church Tvircs Lot Iii. ILOO . FRET: (‘Hl'lu'H of Scotland \ialiwrcw 30" nm. Minister

warship nly', ('harlnuplnu'n Rev Ralph Johnson

11 am and 7 p.m. Stanchcl .2 00 ~' "HTT"““"‘"“-—' ‘

Rev. w. R. Undcrhay. min- ister.

SPECIAL 25 cent sale at the 1 Nearly New Shop. 117 Kent . Street 'l'ucsdag'. April 14 “Will 2-4 and Friday. April 17 from 23:30.

CARI) PARTY Ililllllls‘llll'f“

Hall. Saturday April lltli. at 3 8:30 p.m. 1st. game of tourna»‘

. ment.

DEMOLITICN oF

BUILDING

Tenders are invited for the demolition of the wooden structure at 58-62 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown. For Tender Form and Condi- tions address inquiry to:—