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EMPLOYMENT. EMPLOYMENT _ (The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. April 21, 1966.17 [NOTICES ©” NOTICES ‘Copper, Nickel = —— "EMPLOYMENT. EMPLOYMENT | a : METAL STATISTICS ” “REGISTERED NURSES” [>= : _. ANNUAL MEETING — ences Disevened Registered Nurses required for all departments | WELDERS ae | The annual meeting of the shareholders | BIRTHS | IN MEMORIAM leat Wicket “Ge ae ename

In loving memory of our Ltd. is not considering’ a eop- , are pleased.to announce the birth of dear mother Mrs. Malcolm A. Mae per price increase, but some

~ their daughter Sharon Mary, on Tues Phee who passed away April 21st. 1965 1 day April 19, 1966, at the Prince Ed: Fonviy remembered by the family, jehange n nickel prices may be necessary eventually, Chair-

ward Island Hospital, weight 9 Ihe, 4 oes. A sister for Boot and Danny. In loving memory of my man Henry

PORDY Mr and Mrs Henry Purdy MerPREF

in a 100-bed Genera] Hospital (in the Mddel Town

of the North. All usual Fringe Benefits avail- : 1 PER HOUR oT able. Starting salary $397.00—$457.00 per month | $2. 9 ;

of Amalgamated Dairies Limited will be held in the Royal Canadian Legion

GAUDET

for general duty nurses depending on qualifica- tions. and experience. Also vacancy for one clini- cal supervisor range $460.00 - $520.00 per month also depending~on qualifications and experience, Apply: Director of Nursing, Sensenbrenner Hos- pital, Kapuskasing, Ontario.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

~ REQUIRES

Farm and Fisheries Commentator

This position is available at radio station CBAF in Moncton, N.B. Applicants must be bilingual. Formal training in agriculture or fisheries or equivalent experience. Fluency in written and

- Schefferville,

required for permanent employment in the Main- tenance Department of ron Ore Company of Canada at Labrador City, Newfoundland and Quebec.

Present work week is 48 hours. “Time and one

~half-after 8 hours per-‘daw and after 40 straight

time hours per week.

Benefits include welfare and pension plans. Above average vacation policy and training programme. Interested persons with 3 years or more welding exper'ence preferably on heavy equipment are asked to meet our representative who will be-at the following National Employment. Offices:

CHARLOTTETOWN, | Dominion Building, Richmond Street

‘ur'd .90:L.- “urd (00: 1 wody yice fidy SUMMERSIDE

_ Home, Summerside, Tuesday, May 3, _1966 at 8:00 p.m.

pe Amalgamated Dairies: limites

“ATTENTION FARMERS - | LARGE AUCTION SALE

on the farm of David G. Black at Long River, Including 47 cattle, 1200° bus. mixed grain. 75% Herta barley and all machinery. |

RLANCHARD

to sancenet the

Rob at the Charlottetown Hospita! 2 “avril 16, 1986. Weight 9 Ibs

ENGAG EMENTS

SARDY — SMITH -

\ Jacob Hardy.

daughter Erma (eee Smith,

Mr. and Mrs. © Blanchard (nee Lynda Myers) are happy birth of a son, John

Alberton, PE !., wish to announce the engagement of Eileen to son of Mr. and Mrs Smith, Alberton South, P.E! tne Satie wil! take place om Satur. ..

dear mother

Nat Remembered ‘ » 18

BTFEL ¥

Mrs. Thomas J. Jack who passed. away on April 2ist, 1965. She Jives with us in: memory

Gaudet!

still,

just ‘today but forever. . by her daughter Mra: Are FE DesRoches. Tigeun.

~Mingled today with a few quiet tears,

tears,

Mr. aad Mrs

their years.

William -

day. May 14, 1946 at the Sacred Heart

Lover forever in my memory Alwave remembered by wife Mary

Are the happy memories af bygone

8. Wingate said

Wednesday —Asked at a press conference | hefore the company’s annual ©

meeting about last week's 20- eent increase to 42 cents a.

-.In loving memory of my | pound for ¢ by Chilean ‘ear hushand|Frank Steele who depart- rarer. od this life April 2ist, 1947

fees he said: Inco, Ife al- most all large private produe- ers, feels .the high price level ts ; “extremely damaging to future

clust as you were dear you'll always | markets.” be

tf the price level cogtinaad for any length of time, he said ithere would he some maior

Church, Alberton wand: — In loving memory of Albert |fallouts among users who would w ; . ee ard who passed arey Apri! jswitch from copper te other OBITUARY We offen think af days. gone by, ae : When we were all together; On nicks! prices, Mr. Win-

Inserted by the family.

JAMES STAVERT death occured —at

4 shadow o'er our lives hes cast,

7 daughters the”

Our loved one’s gone forever Always remembered

by

KING — lp loving memory 2

John

| gate said Inco, the world’s

pone and | \largest producer, {s not think-

ring about—a—price increase at the moment

atk your paper i for list and. doth nce Edward Island Hospital Archibald King whe departed” this tits Predicting continued ‘growing

— French essential.

Apply to:

~Mr.-G, Theriault, Manager : Radio Station CBAF inn wewl?.Q...Box 950, Moncton. N_B.

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288 Church Street |

April, 26th from 1:00 p.m. - 7.00 pm.

MONCTON, 1095 Main Streec April 27th from 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

SAINT JOHN,

AUCTION SALE

AT STANLEY BRIDGE "ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26th AT 1 O'CLOCK

freshen, ranging from 4 to 8 years, 1 year-old (Shorthorn), 2

on Tuesday, March 8, 1966 of James Stavert in his ninety third

/year } He was the youngest-and UR -

surviving member of a family of eight of the late James and Ann (Waugh) Stavert and was born_in North Bedeque 6n Sept.

om April 19th, 1957 Gone is the face we loved so dear Vy Silent is the volee we loved to hear | €VET,

; demand for the metal, how- he said mining compa-

Too far away for sight or speech, | nies will have to make use of

And — ROUEN WSS te just as!

Aw

lh too for for thought te reach | Jower- grade ores to meet world

a ee him. who énee | needs

He indicated. some price t{n- j@rease might he necessary te jmake production from these

was

dear wife Mrs. Lena King and family.

wi

WANTED

fone one pee Candida’ s leading Drive-

April 29th from 9:00 a.m. = 2:00 p.m:

calves (Hereford), | genera! purpose mare, | brood '__ gow with litter of 8, 1 sow to farrow in June, 1 sow not bred.

| NOTICES.

SOE QUEENS ot |

Machinery: 1 Mustang tractor, 1 tractor plow (2 sods), 1 set of spring tooth harrows (2 sections), new,.1 set of spike Cnr 1 farm-wagon-on--rubber_5.-ton.),,.1_hay.

mower (6 ft.), hay rakes (10 ft.), 2 gang plows (horse), 1 wood sleigh, 2; hay. loader ,! manure spreader (F ate Ww).

of Scotland being born at Ha \ wick, Roxbrugshire.

|. In 1901 he was married to Bes- sie Muttart of Carleton who pre- ~deceased--him "Stanley ofthe firm of Hall and 'Stavert Ltd. is left to mourn a

»-One--son -

To a spot not far away, Where we laid our dearest mother Three To you who have a mother Cherish her with care,

Fer you will never know the heart-

~

TM you see her vacant chair, Ever remembered by her family..

roe ie 1966 Deficit “OTTAWA (CP)—The CNR is

forecasting a deficit in its oper-

ating budget “of $25,000,000 for

'|1966, but a railway spokesmas

1 souffler, horse hoe, electric separator. Velox, 800 Ibs, a 3 ’ In. Restaurants. Must have car, RETURNING OFFICE city (new), 2 cream cans (80 Ibs.),' 800 bus, of Gary oats, 500 ee acnilisen’ tain tees, Ale CARD OF THANKS eg one increase i om mus st be bonda ble. Above aver- Rca HEAT »¢ mI JAR T ERS | sor — ate = liam Green, James W., Marcar- emp Famiy OF the late Ernest \WUring the-vear.

Salle positive as farm ts sold. Mf = 0 unfit first fine day (et, Mrs. David Smith and Wil- Duffy wish to extend their appreciat-| The publicly - owned rafl- age company benefits. located in following... iam, also three great grandchil- Ibe dewalt sad Tey Comapes S00 ol | Wot nia have tree, tutte to the

| Owner A ‘dren. : budgets have been n PROVINCE BUILDING MATTHIAS MALONE CLAUDE — | In his active years he success- | Sites This dae oa eee Commons by transport minister

: : Dial 4-7824° ~~ | fully operated a farm in North Monaghan and Ralph McCarville, the | Pickersgill.

Write stating salary required and

next to Confederation Centre) —

‘Bedeque and—on his retirement

Kinkera choir, and their many friends, neighbors and acquaintances for their

The operating deficit includes

vi ar) sided in Charlottetown. |aympathy, acts of kindness, floral |debt charges of $62,600,000. previous experience to _ round fiser ; : me was an Elder in North Be- | iw'es and respect path we're |" ‘The capital budget estimates oe "ee Ph. 2-1657 _ Gerald A. Driscoll, R.C.A.F. Station dee Preis Ohrey, fr Ebed ae" vn OSGI, 87 28500 “Ter, ely. GUARDIAN PATRIOT BOX-20779- ? tas aici | SUMMERSIDE'S | mareide © Presbyterian | Church | Gite ‘ist a mee es orig and. #7 745,00" fe baseh Li b Y 25th Anniversary Dance ea ee carts mameugey area te — | era ; ‘ Ries —- = Mates ear bee tes actions cat halved to 00 many ways. at oon ae people | Skilled ak Required Sate Friday, 22nd. April Funeral Home to Zion Presby. tales Pg vit Ro a's 0 matoue The Iron Ore Company of Canada requires the | Nominating Gonvaohin . bell Attending. i andy were FOR ATE ee tee Newfour ieee “4th Kings Liberal Nominating Gonven-—|- _R, & Ae Recreation. Center. < _ unt‘ or wae vere, te Announcements Schefferville, Quebec. tion will be held at the Murray River featuring: ee Op te Ts eon | Nenees -CITY-AND. QUEENS. oe Pipefitters ......... $2.84 per hour | Public Hall on Friday, April 22nd.,8:30 | | DON MESSER AND THE ISLANDERS bearers. were Big Weeks, "Re eee Electricians \......; $3.05 per hour... pm. Each pole is entitled te five (5) Special Variety Show at 9 p.m. ee eet eee SEE PAGE | seta Sper" se me “a Diesel Mechanics... $2.98 per. hour. oo voting delegates, — ee Dancing Till i am. - was in the {amily plot in North | 3 _ Semmes parE ate Plant Mechanics ( Mill- Everyone Walcane, 2 a i “$3.50 Per Couple” Se pas as Redeave Com ory 7 a az a ere a peti wright) .......:. $2.98 per hour Tickets at the Door Shadabteiewn oad District. mat S Jomes co aes

Present work week is 48 hours. Time and one half after 8 hours per day and after 40 straight time hours per week. Shift and Sunday premiums. _.

BENEFITS

William J. Harris,

Pras., 4th Kings. Liberal A Ass.

‘Attention Enumerators

ae of Queen's County

<

Labour Council

Regular Monthly Meetinc

“GAVE $20.00 DURING man’s. fae: to-measure suit New ot

uit * gale. Moore anf MeLeod LAd. -

DANCE th gg Fo, Jouesien’?

River eran nee y Friday . | Canteen servier

~ Pension and welfare plans. Above average vaca- + = FRIDA PRI PANES St basco 9 pen licy. Opportunities to increase the above ~NOTICE me = S £ 22 ow, April sd. ascing 9 "ts Mote

ce ourly rates through training. baits = icAMON ° Poteet er oem mete a : Farmers iiaapetad in corn planting and — INSTRUCTION: ‘MEETING st op Great orate a, Peay, Company representatives will interview: candi- es : _ (new location) eer dates. at the following National Employment forage equipment are invited t6 attend a social at the snide mdiie: “iikdis teal OMS ~...| evening at the BIRCH. COURT BUILDING, Ex-~ | ITY CENTRE -- 8:30 pm. ail on Pray Aprd made a

CHARLOTTETOW? perimental Farm, April 21st. at 8 p.m. COMMUN a | Winsles

Dominion Building, Richmond Street April 25th from 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

SUMMERSIDE,

“ES Special speakers from the Department of

Agriculture and Ford Tractor will attend.

APRIL 21st at 8 p.m.

IN MEMORIAM

KINGS COUNTY _

BR. INMAN, MONTAGUE, wi | yy, tae So ar See eeeeonre- ~

288 Church Street. Ford corn planters and forage equipment ___ Gerald A. ‘Dr oil In Loving Memery of a uREOULAR FRIDAY nicht team /

April. 26th from 1:00_p-m..».7:00-p.in. will be displayed and films shown. Cupane Counts Husbend and Father | Soup Sponsored by the Wilage MONS Tn Refreshments will be served, compliments te Returning Offieer. GEORGE C. CUDMORE uSeneIee sanrne Day 4

April 27th from 1:00 p.m.---7:00 p.m. | of Orville R. Turner Ltd. whe died April 21, 1965 ay ont nd’ Archie. Gtowast. 0.00

|

~ AUCTION SALE

SAINT JOHN, ~ asain To know, him was te love him. | Pei — Mr. oat Mere, Daal Canterbury Street Fondly remembered by wife and family. he a <n . April 28th” 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. : : on the nerasom MAB : April 29th from-°00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. | ANNUAL DRAMA NIGHT NORTH setiegie a . es ON FRIDAY, APRIL 22 AT 1 O'CLOCK _ NOTICES — NOTICES Charlotteton Rural High School Stock: 21 Reg. Jersey cattle, 9 freshened and 1 to freshen, ROCK - SHAKE SIDING oS , a fata ald Neer e melt weer ows AND Friday, April 22 at 8:00 P.M. ge bitood grain and fertilizer drill (Cock- ; shutt Oliver): 7 ft. mower P. T. 0. Jahn Deere side delivery INSULATION rake: John Deere manure spreader: bale escalator: lime

FOR OLD_OR NEW. HOMES * By Johns-Manville

Permanent Celers Protected by Plastic

“Many Jobs. Completed for Your Inspectioen’’ = The most inexpensive home care 4 Let us prove it with a “FREE ESTIMATE” __5 ‘Year Low Cost Financing

Ask for JAMES STEWART —

3 _ ONE- ACT PLAYS Lord Byron's Leve Letters Dooley and the Amatéur Hour

The. Inconstant Moen

| gower; tracter trailer; grain auger; box cart; truck wagan: | single plow; driving sleigh; woodsleigh: % electric motor ; | erusher with-bagger; belt; electric separator; 2 unit milking | machine (Surge); Fairbanks scales; stoek bex for ‘2 ton truck; 1960 Dodge %2 ton ruck) 400 bus. Clinton eats; hay fork; carrier: steel cable; light ‘harness: cart saddle and other harness; quantity a lu r; 400 bales of hay: 300 _bales of. straw; electric fencer. Furniture: 1 spinning wheel; “Skein_s winder, room stove;

1-Karn_ ergan;-

MONARCH ROOFING & ON. a ay at verse stove; Si — : a — Ty -* ‘Sale itive as farm is sold. If day unfit next fine “Way + KINGS COUNTY gees — ATTENTION. HENDERSON i ee Returning Office Headquarters mescenuc hed tae | Dial 47806 rospective New r Buyers nate i : AUCTION-SALE

Quigley Memorial. Hall St. Peter’s Bay COLIN _N.. JACKSON, Returning Officer.

—Telephone—78.

ANNUAL MEETING “Morell Creamery Co-op Association Ltd, will be held in Morell Hall Wed-

nesday, ‘April 27 at 8:t5—p.m: All in- terested are invited to attend.

Do you know that you can purchase a New 1966 Volkswagen for as litle as

$13.75

per week with a small dewn payment

Call at our Showroom today and see the improvements in this outstanding ear.

known as the wonder-car. | ~..

Get first hand information why Volkswagen out- sold all cther imports and many domestic cars in Canada last vear. . ~

many Better

We accept any make of used cars in trade (large or small).

Test drive the all new Volkswagen family today

W. R. JENKINS LTD.

AT O'LEARY ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30 AT 1 O'CLOCK

Stock. 24 head of cattle, & cows freslened Holstein (Reg,) 4-to freshen Holstein (Reg.) 2 heifers 3 yrs old_(freshened) 1 Shorthorn cow (freshened) 1 Polled Angus (freshened) 1 Heifer 2 yrs. old, 2 Heifers. 1 vr- old, -—1. yr old bulls. 4 steers 2 yrs. old, 5 spring calves, eleven sows, 6 to farrow.

Machinery: 1 Massey-Ferguson 35 diesel tractor: 1 Ferguson manure spreader (on rubber), 1 two furrow hydraulic plow; 1.set of hydraulic harrows (25 teeth), 1 Cockshutt. side ‘de- ‘livery. rake (almost new); 1 horse rake: 1° Moody po! by digger; 1 horse potato scuffler; 1 rubber tire wagon, | ¢

on (rubber); 1 Velox cream separator, 800 Ihs. used 2 Was 1 ‘De’ Laval hand separator, 800 ths. almost new; collar; 1 set of hames and traces, mixed hay seed. 2 eream cans (50 jbs.); milk pails, grind stone. Other articles too rlumerous to mention. Sale positive as farm is sold. If day unfit sale will be held Monday May 2. Terms cash

1 horse .

Starting April 30, the ‘Je Lerch and Blair Bunch

in Canada’s roughest rally —

cep’ rally team of Peter will drive. this V-8 ‘Jeep’ Wagoneer in the longest, toughest International Championship Rally held in, Canada: the S&ell- 4000. It's 4000 miles of ruggéd driving, from Van- couver to Quebec City. It attracts some of the world’s most éxperienced rally drivers,

Why is KAISER Jeep OF CANADA in this gruel- ing competition? To prove the toughness of Jeep’ vehicles on same of Canada's werst roads. And to show that the ‘Jeep’ Wageneer with 2-wheel

‘J jeep’ Wagoneer competes.

Only the best made ears! will finish this rugged course. Over 1500 miles of it runs en dirt reads. And tne rules forbid any major repairs after the competition starts. Last year only 37 out of 64 cars made it, > "

The ' Jeep’ Wagoneer looks like a "natural" for i this year's rally, Why not? Combining’ ‘Jeep’ toughness with station wagon utility, itwas made. - for our rough and tumble driviig and Canadian - ° weather conditions! And it's good enough for this Shell 4000... . shouldn't you give it atest drive? -

[BRUCE MacDOUGALL, CLAUDE CRASWELL, drive and its big new V-8 engine compares with fers _ J. S$. SUTHERLAND. Sakae aiieiielone “any car on the nighvray. : pares with aise deep oF CANADA ciMiTa@ eae ae Shag 3 ‘President. | St Peter's Road “el. 4-6563 e Dial 47624 i : :

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