AUTOMOI IVE '

NOTICES

Cars For Sale FOR SALE: 1952 PONTIAC? good condition. also parts for 1967 Volkswagen: set of half tracks to fit Ferguson trac- tor. Apply Hillard Andrews. Graham‘s Road.

15... )"MENT “I Agents. Salespeople ‘

“SELL—ﬁm‘ING MACiﬁNEs‘

from your home »— it is plo-

fitable. Write for details. John I

W. Roby Ltd.. 1109 Robsoni Street. Vancouver. BC,"

Teachers Wanted

‘We

Special Notices

DO YOU NEED MONEY? offer fast-service cash loans for any worthwhile pur- pose...up to $2,500... and 36 months to pay!

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 117 Queen St.. Phone 4-7395

I48 Gt. Geo. 51., Phone 4-8517

NOTICE ;

The Bison Restaur- ant. Montague. will be closed Christ- mas Day until 4

WANTED: TEACHER FOR Damascus School. starting.

January 1963. 10 pupils. grades I

1—7. 12 miles out of Saint John ’ City. Apply Mrs Lee Kallar..l RR. 4. Saint John. 847-7902. ‘

A\NDISE

Articles For Sale ONE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGER- atcr for sale. used less than two months. Owner moved. Price $175.00. was $222.95. Con- tact Lloyd Clark. Borden or Mrs. Crane 4-5997.

FOR —SALE:

M

ONE FINDLY Meteor range. in good condi- tion. Apply 272 Fitzroy F.treet.

Christmas Trees CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE

NEXT TO

p.m.

Merry Christmas to all

..

18 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Dec. 24. 1962. RENTALS

Apartments

FOR RENT: LARGE NEWLY decorated heated. second floor apartment. consisting of two bedrooms. living room. den. kitchen and bath. Avail- able January 1st. Phone. 4- 915

Houses

FOR RENT: HOUSE AT 24 Union Street. Phone 4-3743.

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By J. R. Williams

A H06! WE HAVE EVERY‘ NE

'IHE AWFUL TEM

PTATION

SERVICES

WE SPECIALIZE in

Electrical Wiring

Jobs -- Large or small . . Lennox Air Conditioning 0 Refrigeration Sales —

rv1ce . . Appliance Repair—all types

JOHNSON’S

RESTAURANT 45 Elm Avenue Charlottetown Will close Monday. Dec. 24 at 5 pm. Closed

. Motors Rewonnd—repaired

. Oil Burner and and Stralher Lightning Rod— Sales and Service

DeLA VAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT

5 PALMER ELECTRIC

LTD. DIAL 4-8543

All Day Tuesday. Dec. 25th will be open i Wednesday.

MARTIN'S GARAGE LTD.

Dec. 26th I

262 QUEEN ST, l

Farmers Market

M. FOR SALE: ONE BLACK AND} white Shetland pony. Phone‘ 447432. 1

My“: FOR SALE: YEAR OLD REG-' istered Landrace boar. Price. 00. Wm. Howlett. Vernon.

Articles Wanted WANTED Top prices paid for »— ale. hot-

tles. scrap iron. copper. brass. batteries. hides. wool.

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

153 Kent St Itop. Eatons Phone 4-9322

WANTED ALE BOTTLES

Phone 4-8595

Guardian - Patriot ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Mondays through Fridays 8.30 AM' until 5 PM. Sat. till I2 noon. Phone Charlottetown 4-8506

Notice to Rural Subscribers

The expiry date of your 1 subscription appears un- 1

Births, Deaths ‘ Marriages BIRTHS

BELL At. British Military I Hospital. lserlohn. Germany.

' o Mr. and . Mrs. Lea Bell. nee Mary . Bowness. a son. Bruce Lea. I Weight 8 pounds. 5 ounces.

der the name and ad- dress on the mailing label of your *paper

. Please check occasion-

ally to ensure continued delivery Expiry notices are mailed one. month in advance. and again dur- ing the month the paper expires. In case of error, please notify the Cir- culation Department.

The Guardian—Patriot Charlottetown, P.E.I. Phone 4-8506

Pets. Supplies

GERMAN POLICE AND BULL-

dog puppies for sale. Apply to

eorge Ferguson. Victoria Phone Crapaud 4-11.

FOX TERRIERS: ATTENTION} parents: delightful s m o o t h coats. pleasant lasting gifts. reasonable. Westmayne Ken- nels. Westcheater. N.S.

Consult the list of telephones at the

for: of Classified page for the Branch

office serving your are.

WORD ADVERTISEMENTS 24 word minimum charge.

numbers,

house nUm.

Phone er. Box number are charged as one word. various groups of

numbers count separately. Only Standard Dictionary Abbreviation: are acceptable. Cash Rafe insertion per word 4:, 3 consecutive inurv tions 3%: per word, 6 consecutive Insertions 3: per word 10 per cent additional c arge on t ass counts it not paid within 7 day: of last insertion date. ANNOUNCEMENTS 5: per word. I0

REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT

Heated third floor apart- ment containing five rooms and bath. Central- ly located. Occupancy January lst.

Apply THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

154 Richmond Street I

word minimum char . SPECIAL NOTICES Births. Deathll $1.25. Weddings, 2 _ ,‘ Cards of Thanks $1.75. Add ’ diiional each name printed 10c. In? , memortams $I.75 Additional: I charge. each newspaper line of ; Verso with Rhyme and Verso . style maintained 10: per line. ‘ l Count only 5 average words|

for the first 25 words 3: per wordI I thereafter. I . CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS 1 tnianionl I par column Inch $1.78. 3 consecutivol : Inurtions. per inch $1.58, 6 consecu- . "vs insertions per inch $1.48.

lander notices. $2.24 per

Guardian Patriot ~ Ad lppdars in both new Advertisements a p- . data schadqu will be charged the It Ono-time rats on each insertion 5

Classlfiad sis-pan.

rod. Advertisers are requested to road‘ tr advantaamant the first day " It appears and to call the Classified

i

i Charlottetown

BUYING SELLING RENTTNG‘ PHONE 4.3268

J _ W. MacKENZIE

Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker 269 Queen Street

Member of C.A.R.E.B.

Buying or Selling a Home

DIAL 4-7242 S. W. WILLIS

Real Estate & Insurance Broker Bank at Nova Scott. Bldg. Member of the C. A. R. E. B.

' I COURT

Transportation

WANTED: TRANSPORTATION

to Boston. Wednesday, Dec- ember 26th. Dial 4-6225. Photography WE’RE LOADED FOR Christmas with films. flashw

bulbs. batteries. slide projec- tors. screens. still and movie cameras. lighting units. photo- graphic gifts and supplies. Satisfaction and savings guar- anteed at George Wotton Photography. 238 First. Sum‘ merside. and 62 Grafton. Charlottetown. Open evenings until Christmas.

on Nov.

SEAMAN -— At the Ottawa Civi Hospital. Dec. 19. 1962. to Dr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Seaman tnee Olive Parkmazil. a son. Both well.

At the Prince Ed- ward island Hospital. Tues- day. Dec. 18th, 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Court nee PJean Farrarl. a daughter. Heather Rose. Weight 7 lbs.. 5‘2 375.

IN MEMORIAM

BAIN In loving memory of Gifford Richard Hain who passed away December 24th. 1061

December brings back memories Of a loved one zone. to rest. He will always be, remembered By the ones who loved him best. Lovihgly remembered by daughter Noam] and Thankful.

Arhing. who passed away Dec. 24th. 1955. Treasure him Lord in your gar- den of rest.

. He was precious 10 us.

He. was one of the. best.

Always remembered. and loved. by your wife Belle Arb- ing.

ARBING - In loving memory of my dear father Hubert Arb- ing. who passed away Dec. 24th. 1955.

We mention your name.

And speak of you often.

God bless you dear father.

You are never forgotten.

Sadly missed and lovxngly re- membered by your daughter Shirley and son-inlaw Con. Griffin and grandchildren Dor- ion. Quebec.

CAMPBELL -— In loving mem- ory of Mrs. Russell Campbell, passed 'away. December 25th. 1959.

Your memorv never leaves us. Though on earth you are no more.

; Department immediately in the can or . any mistake. as this ndwsplpcr Is

RENTALS

I' not puhIIcation or for tho In

A

Rooms

. portion 'only of I classified display it advertisement. . Adlustmoots on Classified Advorfiso-i

But in memory you are with us.

As you always were before. Lovingly remembered by

mother. brothers and sister.

ARBING — In loving nemory of my dear husband Hubertv

iNOTICES NOTICES THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF

ART’S TAXI

Wish to extend to their many Customers and Friends a

I ; VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS

and

THE HAPPIEST NEW YEAR EVER

NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCEI

i I

‘ Q.C.H.S.

i Music by The Downtowners I

For Reservations Dial 4-7l90

Tickets on sale at—Foster's Drug. Old Spain. Rendezvous. Stead’s Pharmacy.

NOW IS THE TIME! INSULATION BLOWING

' ALL WORK GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES . . . . . TERMS TO SUIT ° FREE ESTIMATE '

NO OBLIGATION PHONE COLLECT — “From anywhere on P.E.I." Charlottetown 894-4500 - Summerside 43 -3419

IMONARCH ROOFING 3. INSULATION co. I JAMES O. STEWART — 131 North River Rd. I

“Specialists in all types of Siding & Insulation” I GUARDIAN—PATRIOT Christmas Business Office Hours;

Office hours for accepting classified adver- tisements. subscriptions and payment of ac- counts over the holiday season are as follows:

per coup'e Iin the best of weather. Sept-I17”!Omi

The children of Packers Charlottetown participated in a talent cara- van Saturday morning at the

Mail Flights To GulfShore Inaugurated 35 Years Ago

Canada firm‘s staff

sons 8

arrived on the scene and dis-

. -.

z . t .--1 i \I i t

A i ‘ CANAD PACKEIRSE‘l-ll

annual Ch rlstmas tributed gifts to all. Here six party. Upwards of 700 per- of the children. dressed In ttended. Santa Claus costume. await their turn to

perform. They are from left.

Saturday. Dec. 22—8z30 a.m. to I2 noon Monday. Dec. 24—8z30 a.m. to I p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 25—Closed All Day Wednesday. Dec. 26—8z30 a.m. to | p.m.

CATTLEMEN’S MEETING

Thursday. Dec. 27. I962—8:00 P.M. MONTGOMERY HALL

This meeting is called to complete the organ- ization of Beef Producers and to consider the work of the committee.

Good attendance will mean a good start for the new organization.

Meeting sponsored by— Beef Producers Committee and PEI. Federation of Agriculture

TAX NOTICE

VILLAGE OF MORELL RATEPAYERS Must have all oustanding VILLAG TAXES

DEC. 31. 1962 Otherwise their names will appear in 1! Publish- ed Defaulters List.

FOR RENT: ONE FURNISHED room. suitable for light house. keeping. hot water and heat. Apply 292 Fitzroy Street.

SEE

Signed EG. MacKIKNON VILLAGE CLERK

PROFESSIONAL CARDS Architects

Peter A. McNeil 12‘ “chm” 3"

PO. Box 513 Architect PHONE 594.4872 L101}! A. (iqu G. Keith Pickard W8 93 lath mm a I. o. In as I! Qu- It

0"" Charlottetown. P.M.

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i :3... g, “3.33;...” ' ro LET: DELUXE mum P 2 v pox am 1mm” momma apartment. three large rooms

" It 1.01m Box and built in cupboards.

m m

i W and so. Numb... Cortitinugtlis t“domestich h at

1 for math Is hold strictly eonfldont- w: er. ec c stove a gar- . .

lr' and «It not be age available lfdesired. Phone {Of additional 3' CI. only ram ct ‘1." d ' - as 1 is

' Mich data. leaders on Mad 'gnhzzm“:oufnin NEW :UW-III.MWM He or» Imminent-ii- Ad d

‘ .M “ M n M h, date. first floor. consisting of 3 un or - m “an n the W. In“ ted-mitt room. more

-‘ m n m Inc can u M m kith and bath. Hot "Too L“. g: u, the W latter W Mﬁhmhe‘thcnnxsta‘? "

«3! ‘M m, C . va - o “=." "r lblcvafter Christmas. Phou 1° CIOWIY, l «w ask as m. i

motors imam-tuna. Dutmu m ﬂslﬂl mall—“II

by the Town of Souris. C.E. Lavis. Mayor

Town of Souris

Top Canadian story was the Saskatchewan struggle between doctors and government over a compulsory medical health plan. climaxed by compromise July

The editors were asked to pick the top six world and Cana- dian news events of the year.

NOTICE

This is to notify all our customers that. . u

the Saturday night tire at the building housing Mills Meat Market. did no dam-

age and that we are open

today (Mon-

dayl for your Christmas ‘nuds.

i MILLS MEAT MARKET *

135 HIlIsboro‘St.

Dian-4235

chose forays Into space for fourth and fifth spots in the world news: Russia's team of- fort in August In which Niko- lsyev and Popovich M and

JObIess Rates

8. Mississippi riots; of India- 11

«thaws-Ix gua’s tfmntheNewDe

HELD

Peter Fraser. Billy Whitlock. Ann Marie Gillis. Gail Coles. Marlene Coles and Ann Fras« er.

Recommended By Committee

OTTAWA (CPI-Rates of tin-

employment insurance benefits by earnings classes on a weekly By FRANCOISE COTE I For people scattered baloriggeaciﬁd the end of his run at girl's Eggﬁggﬁge bioggarzgec'gl OTTAWA lCP) ~ It was 35 this shore. it was a “ rea - ept- es. . ‘ _ iyears ago this Christmas that.through" of historic importancellWON TROPHY . . Efﬁiztggme’ Eggpgéggs‘giisung ‘a pioneer aviator broke the trawwhen Romeo Vachon brought As a prelude to this flight. beneﬁtbemm ditional winter's isolation of set-lthe mail into Sept-lies Dec. 25. Vachon dropped mall into Que. Under $15 ‘ $8 $6 tlements along the north shore . 1927 by airplane. bec City by parachute four days $15,320 99 m 9 - of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. ‘ This first air-mail flight link; earliert.I It was It)? figstr tim; “1‘26” 12 “ These are 5”" tonely placeglthe region started eary ta mai ad ever on elvere 321-52639. 12 11 11;; from Murray Bay.‘80 this way in Canada. 52133299 15 13 , - gt, f .1miles northeast of Quebec City. Envelopes dropped on that _ ‘ lites mliiiess Sgrigiﬁinic $511 I and Vachon had 753 pounds of occasion are considered collect- the province's main centres ofiChristmas letters. cards and ors‘ items today. $45_$50:99 22 19 population and the only road to'parcels aboard. _ For his exploits in 1927. Va- 1 .99 24 21 Q ebec Cit Isn't paved en-‘ Mail for each community was chon won the McKee Trophy. 557$.” 99 .l. 23 I"?] y .dropped by parachute until be awarded for his “important $63_$68‘99 30 25 ‘ l ey' contribution to the development “M7939 33 27 lot aviation." m or “over 36 __ I He was flying for a Quebec ' . . . With dependents . S firm. Canadian Transcontinen- ‘ . Under $15 $10 8 n taLAirways. to which the post “5&0.” 13 12 r ‘ARD PARTY Legion hall. “We depir'men‘ “d 1"“ $21-$26.99 16 iv 5 8t 'Véw Haven Wednesday, Decem. given the first contract for air- 32743299 20 I; F ‘ ’ 26m 8,’30 m mail delivery to the north shore $33338 99 23 ,,l ti HELENAS new? b” ' ' p' ' of the Gulf and Anticosti Island. 53954499 26 .34 ARRIVED AT . 6t 16 ‘ The estimated volume was an 54355699 29 as i coats ‘and dresses' “"5 on ' average of 1.500 pounds a week. 55135639 33 :R Stem}: Dress Shop“ 54 G” 0" MIDNIGHT DANCE Legion In the House of Commons re- $576621" 36 50 we“ 'Hall. Cardigan. December 25th. ccntly Maurice Sauve. member _ . ‘ , MacGUIGAV AND BOYLE Dancing 12 to 2 am. Sponsored for the. Magdalen Islands. re- :2 i .' bv Legion and CYC. called that the same company ‘ , have for your Christmas needs. ‘ . i i $80 or over _48 H . inaugurated an air mail serv co The Gm commmee "no" 3 large assortment of tO-VS- Kmsv DANCE BOXING night. Souris between Moncton. N.B.. and said 'the proposed rates of bony etc. Open nights. Legion. orchestra and attend- the Magdalena Jan. 11. 1928. If: m are in line with increase“ it ants. Members and escorts. Club made nine round-trips that year recommended but added t‘m l DR. W.R. CARSON, Chiro~ members couples only. between Moncton and the little they should be taken as “hm i PIECWT- Palmer cone” Grad' “18335 cluztirmftgggthmfm the trativo only and subject to such Inuit. daily Office “W’s- 201 mgvgnuﬁigy o I ﬁve‘aald' minor changes as may 9 rs- Prince Street. Charlottetown. ' ' one of the islands sun receives quired for convenient adminis- phone 46432 KENSIRGTON RINK. today. its man by parachute "anon ' Monday. Christmas Eve skate ' CRAPAUD n 1 N K tonight. 8:00 to 10.00 V HELPED FORM TCA Christmas Eve skate 8 - 10 pm. Vachon. who later was .to Interest Payment: ~ - u 25 . 35c KENSINGTON RINK. tomor- play a part in the organization 0 o t .d d ' ' ' row. Christmas Day. skating of Trans-Canada ‘ .L es. .1 I BO 5 CRAPAUD RINK Christmas 2: to 4:00. evening 8:00 to didn‘t. conteiit him;elflwlth D s' .e ’25 night. skating 8 - 10 pm. Ad- 10:00. Wednesday. North Shore’ 1111: mail song to ower . . 3 mission .25 - .35c. hockey. I Lawrencﬁ north tsihore. ttitle set on as s'nce I 1 up weat er-repor ng an com- OTTAWA (GP) _ Interest my. munlcations posts along the i ‘ route and had radios installed "lea" by “Vine” “‘1 mum' l in company aircraft. ctpal ﬂownmem on tho” I N 1996! themttlme of his death. In bonds held outside Canada hays ‘ m “’3' "3"“ ' mem' doubled since 1955. the Con:- bs); the federal Air Transport mom has been Info L r. - ' . | In addition, earnings on direct '1 Specual General Meeting of Share- Cuba Bl kade ioreigaiedlnzlestmenttm: [Canada :1 . . 1 acre most ‘ times holders of Dundas Dairying Company 3 n o: a...“ 1946 while m was I, Ltd.. Will be held in (Bridgetown HaII Called Tap Story mitigates kiddimends £2: ‘4 on December 28. I962. at L30 By 'nm cmAmAN pREss 3y" corporha‘tiggzato nomsidsﬁ Ii, ' ‘ Blockade of Cuba was the 95m dial! 5 :or itll‘ie purgcse of pfa+shs1ncgz a resolutlog warm mp new. “on, of 1962. “gm”; H mm ' OI‘ wrn I n [1 President Kennedy's Oct. 2! 18m“ on 1 use so . H . e , "9 up 0 e ompa y. a. announcement in “quaran— were “Ned in the WWW“. by ” dealing with other matters pertaining tine."an action that led to with- Trademtmtster ﬂees for Gilles (71 *h 1. drawal of Russian nuclear weap- Gregmre (SC—La tel. G are 0' ons from the Caribbean repub- Interest on provmctal bond! I lie. was picked as story of the held abroad totalled $4300.00) S + P -d year by telegraph editors of in 1955 a 868.000.000 in 1961. core ary TBS! ONT daily hewpapers in a Canadian 01: municipal bonds. the fl!- ” , _ ll. ores m$16.ooo.ooo in 1955 and mi L.S. Hunter William Hunter In second Plant-tell Put the “7.000.000 1981. IT ' Sept. 30 riots accompanying Ne- {Mae-st on federal govern- gro James Meredith's enrolment meat bonds hold abroad re- ‘,Ju: at University of Mississippi. mained relatltvelhr stable total- of T "I I?“ We“ ‘0 Red ling $17.000.ooo in 1955 mm dir China'smlnvaslon of India Octi 000,000 1,, 19“ g . lea ng to the ousting o . T Wednesday. Boxing Day. Iiﬂi-hnﬁeiifﬁ" 521T??? “iii: get-.3}; Watt“ '1”; '5; Nehru's appeal to the West for m“ "3" up “m ’ pm i I ° d ' o h '-d hi ceded by months-long argume, ‘ proc mm. 3 CW" o I .Y e ovor TV rights. ranked sixth.- III

The selections: _ World: 1. Blockade of Cult 3. Invasi _ R ssia's spam team; 5. Glenn In orbit; 6, Mar- ilyn Monroe death. ‘ Canadian: 1. Medicare: 2. Dr mlnion election; 3. Austerity; Thalidomide; 5. Dollar devalu} tion: 5. Grey Cup ame. 1 Other world stories rated hilt. included Algerian indepen once. launching of Telstar. tlv Iranian earthquake Sell1

4.

11: md victory over Floyd P

In Canada stories rated El" Included Hszcn A?

crlic Party. the' Ontario crl