l AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE
"'5 All OVER IODAY! '
HILLSIDE MOTORS LTD * * GIGANTIC * *
Centennial SELL-E-BRATION ‘
$1000.00
IN MERCHANDISE. "GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE"
From Various Charlottetown Firms HERE’S HOW
Anyone purchasing a new or used car valued at $1.000 or ' ' ‘ Employees
more before closing time today is eligible. of Hillside Motors will not be eligible for this content.
Who Knows You Could Be One Of The Lucky Winners.
BUT DON'T DELAY! . CONTEST ENDS CLOSING TIME TO
'— _;—IEINXL DAV;— SELL-E-BRATION SPECIAL
CHEV.
ton- pickup
HlllSlDE'
MOTORS LTD.
Pontiac —- Acadian — Buick —— VauxhaII St. Pciers Rd. —-— 2-1243 —- Parkdale
WE‘ROI-IANDISE
MERCHANDISE
RENT-A-TENT
CAMPERS' SUPPLIES SALES a RENTALS UNPAOKS
over 300 different camping items Saturday. June 27th. Ask for your discount. We’ve shopped to
help you SAVE AT 46 St. Peter's Rd. Charlottetown ~ 892-2368 1 See our French Tents)
.1119 Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. June 28. 1964. 19,
MNNOUN
l CEMENTS
CITY & OUEENS
THE FINAL DAY for pay- ‘ment of first installment. (‘in lof Charlottetown Real Estate :Taxes without interest is Tues- iday June 30th
I REPAIRS T0 automatic wash- lers. dryers, electric l'd.l:‘.cs, | refrigerators. Factory lrameo
ROCK - SHAKE SIDING and . INSULATION
FOR OLD 0R NEWIIOMES By J ohn-Manvtlle Permanent Centennial Colors “Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection" The most inexpensive home care Let us prove it with a “FREE ESTIMATE" Year Low Cost Financing
5Ask for JAMES STEWART MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION S’side 436-3419
Ch’town 894-4560
tservice men. Storey Electric. dial 4-7341 day or eight.
INTEREST WILL be charged on all overdue installments
paud will be closed from July lst —- July 15th inclusive.
ALL' PERSONAL property. Educational and ‘Motor Vehi-
not paid steps will be taken for collection of same.
GIGGEY'S PHARMACY . . . are now located in their new ,spaclous store at 181 Great cGeorge Street (next Bank of
INQTICES
NOTICES
|Nova Scotia). Dial 4-3170 for prompt free delivery.
DAY -
.._.._.
‘1650_l
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
POSITION AVAILABLE
Qualified Electrician Required
Qualified electrician required for local busi- ness establishment, preferably a married m an presently employed able to accept responsibilities. must be capable of supervising men. estimating and handling large jobs. etc.. permanent employment. all employees nefits etc. All replies held in strict confidence.
Write Guardian-Patriot Box 28695
Montague Regional High School
GRADUATION DANCE
Friday. June 26.
Dancing I0 pm. To I am. . . . . .
The Mariners Orchestra Admission $2.00 A Couple Theme — Wonderland By Night
FOR SALE
Offers will be received until the 30th day of June, 1964, for the purchase of the stock and as- sets of Royalty Construction Inc.
Two D4 Tractor Dozers in excellent condi- tion, may be purchased jointly or separately.
This is a wonderful opportunity for some one wishing to enter the construction business With a small capital outlay. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.
For further information phone 4-8249 or
2-1310 after 6 pm.
ltlon first. . ."WE TREAT THE :SICK WELL."
LOBSTER SUPPER Saturday 3 CAF
June 27. 1964 at 7 pm.
lAssociation clubrooms 56 Graf- ‘ Ad-
ton Street, Charlottetown. mission $1.50 per person.
’ REGULAR DANCE in Mt. .Ryan Hall every Thursday
' lnight. Music by the "Star Dus- ters".
THE FIRST * 1964 Real Estate Taxes are due land payable on or befo~ June E30th.
COME AND Enjoy Songs by
l
,Tuesday. June 30m at 8.30 . . "Tickets $1.00 and 50 cents from Victoria store at the door.
I A MEETING will be held at ‘
the Recrcaiiou Centre, New iGlasgow on Friday. June 262b, j at 8:30 p lhelping William Gauthier a
.‘family who suffered a disastr-
lGlasgow. PEI. Saturday .lune
Iniglit in SI
‘ teen service.
VERA‘S BEAUTY Shop, Cra- 3 26th. Sponsored by Women's In- stilute.
cle Taxes are past due and if‘ SETVICC.
Prescripw dresses $5.00 each.
. on Tuesday. June :10. from 9.30 l Canteen SerVIce.
installment of ‘
"The Centennial Choir" at En! glewood High School Victoria on ‘ m
PLEASE BRING your bill when paying (‘Ity of Charlotte- town Taxes.
CENTENNIAL Lobster Supper at the Recreation Centre Newl
27m. Servm from 4-7.30 p.m.r Adults $1.50. children $1.00. DANCE E \' [CRY Saturday Andrews Hall. Ml. Stewart. Dancing 930 - 12. Mu-; " ' sic by Smiths OrchestraCan-l
ICE CREAM Social in Rose Valley School. Friday. June‘
DANCE. MILLVIEW Hall. every Friday night. Dancing 9:30-12-30. Good music. Canteen
DANCE Millview Hall every r” Friday night. Dancing 9.301230. Good music. Canteen service.
NU STYLE Dress Shop. 90 Great George Street. End of month specials. one rack of
NOTICE -— Strictly graded eggs for sale daily. Buy for quality and economy at the Economy Egg Market, M Avenue. For prices telephone -2341. T?
W DANCE at the Recreation Centre. New Glasgow P.F..I..
Vic Rlinlz. above. former cartoonist with The Guardian. l and now cartoonist with The
to 12. Music by the Del-Rays.
FIRST HORSE races of the‘ Bangor Daily News. is bein 27 w itr::"..‘:“:.t..i: this}: 2:30 pm‘ I" Pmene‘ l is receiving his award from
LOBSTER Supper in Soutih‘ Governor John Reed, as-
Ruslico Hall Wednesday. July
lst. Serving from 4:30 pm. ’ . THE LAW OFFICE of Ken-1
51‘. COLrtMBus pal-45h Lab. lneth R. MacDonald in the Civic' stci' Supper. Monday, June 29 ‘ Billldlllflt MUIIIHL’IIP. WI“ 119 "IN‘H‘ beginning at 5.30 lel. .880“ Saturday.
REGULAR FRIDAY night. LOBS'I‘ER
Sisted by Curtis Lovill. Gard—
Slt'I’PI'ZR In St.
dance in Mot-ell Village h a l I. l Mal‘gal‘els Parish Hall, Wednes- ‘0 bed 'm' to discuss way" 0; Music by the “Del - Rays". day July 1st. n
supper served
, from 5 .m. to 9 .m. ame. . DANCE LEGION Hall. Cardl- bingo cl: 0 g Q
ions fire. All interested please gan. Friday June 26. Music. by
l attend.
Webster—Burke and Peters.
DANCE IN Souris Partin Hall
l NOTICES
NOTICES
Friday June 26th. Music by the I Thunderbolts. I
l Charlottetown and District
TEACHERS
Qualified and experienced R. C. Teachers are in- vited to apply for the following teaching pOSI- tions in the Indian Schools of the Maritimes for the school year beginning September 1. 1964.
(l) Woodstock Indian Day School,
Woodstock. N. B.‘
One classroom school Grades 1 to 8 inclusive (2) Lennox Island Indian Day School Lennox Island, P. E. 1. Teacher required to teach Grades 1 to 3 in- clusive in a two classroom school.
(
C43 v
Eskasoni Indian Day School
Eskasoni. Cape Breton. Nova Scotia Assistant Principal (full time teaching posi- tion) required. A male teacher with a Bachelor of Education degree preferred.
Salary dependent upon qualifications and exper- ience. (Salary range $3,000. to $9,400. per year.)
' Additional allowance of approximately $750. for third position described above.
_For further information and application forms please write to:
P. L. McGILLIVRAl - District Superintendent of Indian Schools P. 0. Drawer 160 Amherst, N. S.
CUSTOM SPRAYING POTATO GROWERS
Mr. Vernon Bryenton. of New Wiltshire is Taking over Our CUSTOM POTATO Spraying in Areas Served Last Year.
Custom Spraying Must Be Cash. Contact Vernon Bryentorn for Your Spraying Needs.
For SALE Brookfield Farm
Acres 0' Top Quality Clover Standing $10.00 per acre.
45 You Must See this Clover to AppreCIate it 1 nor
5 es of Top Quality Clover Hay'Standing. $10.00 per ere. '
Contact
James Hughes, Charlottetown Office Vernon Bryenton, New Wiltshire.
GULF POTATO CO. LTD.
Charlottetown, P.E.I., Phone 894-9218
PRINCE COUNTY
RESERVE SATURDAY. July I 11. for the Centennial Picnic at
l ' Labour CounCIl lfmrgég-gnggia" and on the Annual Matting TEEN AGE dance in Albany‘:
TOI’IIgl’ll’ June V urday. June. 27th. Dancing from 2mm Rock and Roll Band. 5
. P .’nsmtcs.
Labor Hall, Queen Street I Depagfignraghbigwg- l a . ‘m. of Canada i I All Delegates Urged To Attend TENDERS =
3.519: E§TATE _,
SIANlEY Mor—
QHNOTICES NOTICES
NOTICE
RE LAWN SPRINKLERS and FOUNTAINS
Property owners are hereby warned that Wat- er Department regulations do not allow the use of these fixtures Except 0n Meter.
Any person found operating these fixtures or found leaving hand hose unattended or wasting - water in any way will have his service metered im- mediately.
Commissioners of Sewers & Water Supply Charlottetown
bathroom with colored fixtures. livingroom 16 x with lots of cupboards finished attached carport, oil
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ATTENTION
"The young ladies of Charlottetown [and vicinity are-eordidly invited to at- tend dance haunting tho|5hips com- panies of H.M.C.S.’ "Fort Eire" and ' H.M.C.S. "L. Hullolu", “.bma HM. C.S. "Queen Charlotte" Monday 29 June at 9 p.m.,"
Specials! living-com with lots of cupboards. vote dock. on
urniabod
REAL E STATE. .'
SHERWOOD VILLAGE HOME
on large lot featuring. 3 bedroom with closets. modern 4 pc.
ose to school.
very reasonable price. .
'DELUXE SUMMER COTTAGE
.: Y -. y -
PRICE) RIGHT
REAlnESIAIE llD.
Gt. George Street "NEAR TRAVEL; BUREAU"
TELEPHONE 8924611
I
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14. kitchen in fir. small laundry room, heating throughout. full dry basement. Inquire today this house is to be sold at a
with attractive stone fireplace. kitchen Heavy wlr . pressure system. pri- wooded lot. C to paved road. well
praised value
150 Richmond St reel,
MACHINERY:
I (new) sow beach. STOCK:
owner
Hugh Nicholson
" “SECOND MORTGAGE“ a m FUNDS AVAILABLE
On approved City and Town Properties up to 80°/o of ap- till?“ ‘m “PM” “WW
Apply to
JOHN HOLMES
Solicitor Dial 4-6 I 45
gwmAU‘CTIONBAH?”
SPRINteTON ‘ TUESDAY-JUNE 30th-l P.M.
One 990 Diesel David Brown tractor with loader.
One 30 Massey tractor; Allis Chalmers B tractor: New Idea manure spreader (on rubber) ; 3 bottom Cockshutt plow (on rubber): l manure carrier; Easeflow lime sower with grass seed box; 12 ft. spring tooth International barrows: Ronson potato I digger: l tractor trailer; I set scales; 1 roler;
1 horse. 9 years old: I horse. 13 vcars old: 14 steers (1‘: years old) Shorthorn and Holstein
breed. "ALL MACHINERY IN A-l CONDITION" TERMS CASH
SEALED TENDERS addressed to Secretary. Department of Public Works of Canada. Room ir Charles 'I‘upper Riverside Drive, Ot- tawa 8. and endorsed "'I'EIND‘ f ER FOR OFFICE BUILDING I ISIR JOHN THOMPSON). l HALIFAX. N.s.", will be re— ? ceived until 3:00 P.M’. IE. . " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
Building,
U
. In form of a CERTIFIED
District Architect. Ralston
Building. PO, Box 875, Halifax.
NS; District Architect. Cus- ; toms Building. PO. Box 1350. ‘ Saint John, N.B.: District Arch- itect. Delorimier Street, Montreal 24; and can be seen at Room 0-705. Sir Charles Tupper Building, Riverside Drive. Ottawa; as well as at the Builders' Exchanges at I Halifax. Saint John. Cape Bre-
l Charlottetown l
ton Island Construction Associa— tion. Sydney and Montreal.
The deposit will be refunded on return of the documents in good condition within one month from the date of tender
To be considered eacth lender . must be submitted on I forms supplied by the . menl and must be accompanied j i by the security specified in the j
lender docum ms. ‘ cI'l"OR\ Sub-coit- traclors for electrical. plumb-
in heating and ventilation
trades shall submit their land
er: through the Halifax~Darl-
. mouth Bid Depository. 10 Tobin Street. Halifax. NS. not later than 3.00 PM. IE.D.S.T.1. \\"~‘.D,\3E“-DI\Y. JULY '29. 10'1'4.
. in accordance with the “Stand. 8rd Canadian Bid D sitory Principles and Procudures for 1 Federal Government Projects", l first edition. March 22. 1963.
I The lowest or any tender not ‘
Auctioneer ‘ necessarily accepted I_ Claude Craswell ROBERT mum ' Htrelar . Phone 4-7824 _. . MAM}. )EFENC ‘.
45 Elm Ave . .
"Fountain Service"
I I (TO 1 arters Drug Suntries
NOW OPEN
We Carry a Complete Line of Famous Name Sundries
-- PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AVAILABLE -- at
Drop in for a Coffee and try ourl
"PROMPT FREE DELIVERY”
HAROLD D. LARTER W
;\T‘=TRIICTiOl\' 1951 LIMITED
Resurfac n
File: 700-S2-16 SEALED TENDERS. mark s to content addressed In -
ted . Charlottetown .Ihe "fidPrfigned
ceived Iinli H R
will be I've-j
and vie .v
ans. specifications tender forms will he cn
Builders Exchange: at
Halifax. Sydney. Frcdericlon.
'“w d“ " "‘ \isnctcn. Saint John. N. B., OEEa‘ING l Charlottetown. E. l. and S‘I’JAL ' DCL Halifax Branch. Oflicc
. 3 Roll Film Pair . "I may I” WM?“ ‘1"
time Contractors only from
_ P N‘” 127 “"3 620 l DCL Plans, Section. Ottawa. at
Della-"us Home Baked Paw)” l the address bclow cn denim! R” S of $25.00 payable to Defence ‘ Construction I195“ Limited. PHONE 892-2532 “.95 I I It Security dcposit as called for —»~ —-——- ——--~ - —— -—-‘ in the Tender Documents
must accompany tenders.
N. J. Smith, Secretary. 6th Floor. Kenson Building, 225 Vleicalfc Street.
. O'l'I‘AWA 4. Ontario
I.
" vIc RUNTZ IS HONORED
later this summer.
City Playgrounds Open Tomorrow
Safety belts on swings Will It! a new feature of Charlottetown'l five supervised playgrounds this year, it was announced yester- day by the city’s recreation committee.
The playgrounds open tomor- row and their facilities will available six days a week until September 5. Times are 9 mm. to 11 pm. Monday through Fri- day. and 9 am. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays.
Playgrounds and their teen- aged supervisors are as followli Hillsboro Square. France- Murphy, Roberta Doyle: Con- naught Square. Judy Ballem. I, ,IiaI-garet Bell- Spring Park.
Ilttscmary Hughes. Daphne
Stcdman: Kinsmen Park. Anne
Shepherd. Marilyn Norris: and
Victoria Park. Pat Doherty. Maurcen Hughes.
The committee also announced that a merry-go-round. H and climber have been ed at the North River Coop , playground site at the west end of Moreau Dr.. and that a slide and climber luve been install- ed at the William Brown pro- ' off Lonzworth Avenue. Park employees have put the . eqtupmenr in all the mentioned 'siles In "first class condition".
“ arenls are welcome in ad- diticn to the children. and an ititcrcc'in: program of activit- ll ins and evan are planned for [your children for the summer ‘monlhs." the committee said.
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OBITUARY
MRS. FRED MOLYNEAUX
Inserted by the family.
On March fith the resident! of North River, Milton and sur- rounding districts were deeply saddened when word came of the death Frederick ,Molyneaux. aged 48 years. in lihe P.F..I. Hospital.
I T 9 late \drs. Molyneaux. an only daughter, Helen Marjory 'III a family of five children,
“as born at Milton to Mr. Har~ a r; Moorc and the late Mrs. .' Harry I‘lliunrocl Moore. Sh. Itecmggatyagrsggvl 102 1' “35 romained in Milton until 1942
Mr. Pickersgill has spent l :Igf‘rlnegg flagederfglufifl most of this week at home in l‘mrg‘er “stand It!!on m "I bed under medication Thcrcl The 13min“ £101 “a was no signs of imvm'emem la very unused: - any Thursday- HIS “111955 has hf"! lto love and she was loved by diagnosed as a serious case of =man"
iner. Maine representing the Freedoms Foundation Vic's contribution was one on the American way of life He ts holding a similar award he. ‘ won last June. Vic and his wife and children will vaca- tion in Prince Edward Island
Pickersgill Has Influenza O'I"I‘AWA li'Pl Transport
Minister Pickersgill is coiiltncd with influenza and
ducted by the Rev. Donald A. l was held from
Campbell. Hymns sung were. I gli'can Church. Milton. “to ser- Rock of Ages and Abide With vices were conducted by the Me. A solo. The Lord's My Rev. A. E. Piercey.
“ Tender documents can be ob— IShephcrd was beautifully
Pallbearers were Norman , Thomas Sand ,- ~ _ Mat-Milieu. .lohn Macl’hcrslin. E "or. Jam” 552:, Ralph Crockett. Alex Marl/Md. Yunnkprl '
Burial was in the famin plot The now" Maw" we" Kc! Warm. Vernon Gillespie? ‘George MacNetll. David Ford.
The Ontario Hydro-Electric ‘Enhgr' “own” ""1 Ml ll‘ 7 Power Commission survey says ‘8" "50"“ one-third of Ontario families Inlf‘rmf'nl
with either a freezer or a two-door refrigerator - frcc7cr combina- made by the Cuicliffc Funeral lion. t H
Innuenm ti She was a load perlon and nto her adult years she put an much of ness. Idndnena. love. service for others and 10-
JOHN B, MAI‘HESON yalty to God. Inserted by the family. 0 who mourn It.
To tit There passed away at thc:passing she leaves the
, Lions Community Centre, Sat- PEI. Hospital on June 3rd.tmemorlee of a loving child. a John R. Mamet-on formerly of; devoted daughter and sister. a
Valleyfield in his 70hh year..tiappy bride. a wonderful mo.
Although ailing the past few than 3 mm] wig, and . m months. his ldenly and was a great to his family and friends.
death came atid- friend. Her family and shock will often walk in the Guden
I of Beautiful Memorial. He leaves to mourn one hm—l Besides her narrowing hm-
tiher. Dan. Waterlown. Mass: lband, she is survived by 0 Ion. two sisters, Sadie. bert Vickerson. Milton. Mass: lda. both at home: her Catherine. with whom the months of his illness.
Mrs. Her-lClarence and a daughter Wan-
father, Mrs. John Hardy; Mr. Harry Moore. Milton: for! he resided durinzlbrothm. obert. We; lWesley. Camp Borden. Ontario: Funeral services at the Cut—t Russell and John. Milton.
cliffe Funeral Home were con-‘ Her largely attended hineral St. John's An-
ren-
ered by Mr. Roy Smallman. The pa“ “are” we” All“:
fer Cummings. Daniel MacLeln.
T" "N" FREEZERS Gerald Hooper. Russell Smith.
took place at the television sets also have “WWII "mPIEY‘Y-
All funeral arrangements were
ome. Charlottetown.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS I IN MEMORIAM
MMDONALD m At the i'har DOI'CETTE — In loving mem- lottetnwn Hospital. Monday. cry of ntir father, Maurice June 22nd. 1964. to Mr. and Doucelte. who passed away Mrs. Donald F. MacDonald on June 2511i. 1962
Ince Peggy Giddingst a son. Just a prayer from ones who Donald Wade, Weight 8 lbs. love you
. Just Ii memory fond and true In our heart: you will live for ‘ ever
FOR" ' MITTO.‘ “If 3"” Because we thought the world
Mrs. Frederick Ford. Nortliam of you. \Iislt to announce the engage. You are where we cannot see mom of their eldest daughter Kalllf‘l‘ln" Lillian. to Harold
you But we would love to haw- you car
Allan. son of “1'. and \lrs. Y9, you away! walk bend, u, P131?) .1. Milton of Summcr- Ahm‘" pres”, “ways near. Slflf‘ The marriace “Ill take
Always remembered by dad
: .f‘ . I . . place “mm l' “N a 2 ‘ glucr Theresa. son-tn-law. Dan:
.m. ' \’ ' 1' : ~ .‘ , . gihuriflioria \ct I’lt‘klnlt‘rlwn mL (.mrmm and Yvonne. . . DOL‘CE'I’I'E: In loving memory
A S . - O S —- (and F“; ggfifisgnw of a dear husband and father. ' ‘ ‘ Maurice Doucette who pas-
~ - - i -
Pclcis Ray. annoumc lie on sad away on June 26th. 1962.
gagcitteiti of lllf‘ll‘ dauzhlcr. In NP P N, mm, b r Charlotte Anne lo .lclin Wayne U“, n: ‘ ‘ blame: ‘h M s of fir and \‘Irs .Ioltn " 8““ romem r y s
\\'IIP, sons and daughters.
Horrocks. Kingston. Ontario. .-
The marriii'je will take place July 25. 1964 in St. I‘t‘lcrs
Ra) (hurry 1 wish to thank Mrs. Leone tROKS. Chairman of Children‘s Activities for Centennial Year 'uho took time off from her ' JACKan _. Al Kingl Fniinlv "'5?" “33" '° """d '“" 3"“
Mr. Donald MacLeod. who led our parade with bagpipc music. Dr Bonnell who gave us the 2' use of the theatre. the men-n bers of the Women‘s Institute who catered to the pupils at noon. the ludges. bus duvets. teachers. pupil: and parents who helped make our Rally a .Ilif‘CPSS. A special thank you to
Memorial Ho=pitnl on 23th. Barbara Evelyn. dauzh‘er of fir and Montague. ascd . Burial in l'nton Road cemetery.
DONOVAN -— At the Charlotte- town Hospilal. June 24. Mrs. Charles Donovan. 64 (‘umbcr-
land Street. mm 78 vcars. Mr. DB. MacCliire. who Reszin: AI the Ht‘nocsscy Fu- (-hEPrlully and efficiently or- ncrnl Home lr‘m u'hci'e lhc ganlzed and mnducted the
funeral will take pla~e Sai- sports and bicycle rodeo. Words urday morning at 8.45 to St. i cannot express mt cathode (a Dunstan's Basilica for Re- 1 your cooperation.
qulcm High ‘facs at 9.00. In- Murdloa “artisan. Chair- Icrment in the Catholic ceme- man. Murrey River Idren‘l tcry. l Centennial Roth. I