EMPLOYMENT JMPLOYMENT

Female Bookkeeper Required

Experienced female bookkce er wanle - roll. accounts receivable. accouillts pavagleméflgr shipyard in Georgetown. Salary commensurate With experience. All replies kept confidential. apply at once to the National Employment Office in Charlottetown. .

rite Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 7, 1904. 11,

CITY it wants ,

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CARD PARTY at Winsloe Station Hall. Monday. Novemb-y or 9th at 8.30 p.m.. sponsored. by Highfield Women's Institute;

CITY & QUEENS

TURKEY'S FRESH killed on order available for suppers. banquets, individual orders. ate. Delivered Charlottetown area Gil Henry, telephone 4-9313. Parker Jewell, York. telephone 4-7074.

required for local well established firm 0 Permanent Position 0 All Company benefits Applicants must have at least 5 years exper- lence and capable of handling forces. Apply in writing to:

GUARDIAN-PATRIOT BOX 37238

Charlottetown.

Electrician Required

f0l PlantWork

A large plant in Charlottetown has an opening for a qualified electrician, previous experience in plant work and a mechanical aptitude is preferred but not essential. A better than average wage is offered along with a complete program of wel- fare benefits. Apply in own writing stating age, and all previous experience to—

GUARDIAN - PATRIOT BOX 37212

WANTED

Machinist For Shipyard at Georgetown

Fully qualified and experienced in all types of machine tools; also store- keeper. fully qualified and experienc- ed. Apply at once to the National Em- ployment Office, Charlottetown or to

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Bathurst Marine Ltd.. Georgetown. P. E. I.

CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN

WIRING NEW HOMES. ren- ovation work. commercial wir- ing. free estimates. Story Elec- tric. Telephone 4~7341 day or night.

HOYT‘S BEAUTY Salon. No- vember. Specials on cold waves. ‘permanents, $12.50 for $10.; $10 for $7.50; $7.50 for $5.00. 183 Queen Street. Telephone 4—6311.

SEE THE DISPLAY ot nun dreds of colors of Ceramic Tile at Douglas Bros. and Jones Inc.

"SPECIFY CERAMIC l‘lLE" New home buyers should look lfor Ceramic Tile features. Sea lDouglas Bros. and Jones Inc.. ‘for free estimates.

BARBIE DOLL clothes for sale. hand made. Many lovely items to choose from; also cloth- ing to fit most dolls. Any doll dressed by request. Shop early for choice_ Mrs. Gordon Senn. 15 Alexander Drive.

FIDDLING AND step dancing contest Basilica Recreation Cen- tre. Wednesday, December 2nd Sand entries to Rollie MacKenv zie. 22 Pownal Street. Charlotte- town.

COLD WAVE specials $12.50 for $10.00; $10.00 for $7.50; $7.50 for $4.75. Gala Beauty Salon. Phone 4-9481.

DANCE AT Maple Grove Dance

. Hall. St, Patrick's Road

‘ every Saturday. old time from 9-12. Music by Ed Mathews

DANCE EVERY Saturday} night in St. Andrews Hall. Mi. MAlN STREET Beauty par. Stewart. Dancing 9.30 - 12, Mu- 10m Montague, has specials on sic by Smiths OrchcslraCan- cold waves Open every day ICED SEI‘VICC. lexcept Wednesday; 3150 Tues-I

A MEMORIAL service Will be “I evenings' 1"“ Bud" pm" held at the Cenotaph Clyde Riv- Pneuess' ‘ er Su y. Nov. 8th 1964 at 2 REQULAR SATURDAY lliz'nt p.m. All members of the King- dance in s" peter-'5 Bay Haul “on Brand‘ Royal Canadian Chaisson's Orchestra. Canteenp Legion "8 ESked t“ 9”" admission 50 cents. l :also Girl Guides Boy Scouts and Cubs_ Guest speak- MaclNTOSH Windfalls ADPIBS 9,- Wm be presenL mm per bus'iel. No delivery.

' Bert anea

iBrln containers. FIVE POUNDS apple!“ 29.’veld.g Montague RR 2. cents; 1 lb. shortening—29 cents . Cod fillets—~39 cents; 2 lbs. but- HEAR IVER. LOUIS Harris In, ter— 99 cents: Diamonds 49 Elm the Upton Gospel Chapel at 730 Avenue. Dial +9234. p.m. on Sunday. November 8.

CHURCHILL Pres byterian A RINK meeting will be held

KINGS COUNTY

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Church annual Harvest-in set-,ln the Montague Elementary _ vice Sunday. November 8th IIISchool Tuesday. Nov. 10 at 8‘ a Special music Caledonia p.m.

Trio. DANCING TONIGHT North River recreation hall. 9 ~ 12 midnight. Admission 50 cents. od music. In aid of Junior Farmers.

HOT ROAST BEEF dinner at ‘ St. Peter’s Bay United Church; Hall Wednesday. November 11 I Serving from 541 p.m. Sponsor ; ed by UCW. .

ELDON LEGION Remembr-

COME TO KINGSTON Unit-lance Day banquet. Wednesday. ed Church turkey supper No- Nov. 11 at a p.m. Legion mem- vember llth. Served at 5.30Ibers and social members phone p.m. .Eldon 9-2.

This is the Toyota compact station wagon. a Japanese automobile expected to be available for distribution in Canada by January. A new

Canadian company. Canadian Motor Industries Ltd. . said Thursday it will be distributing 17 models from the Toyota Motor Co.. and Isuzu Motors

JAPANESE CARS FOR CANADA

Ltd. two of Japan's three big car manufacturing firms. Of- ficials of the Canadian com- pany said they were still study- ing sites. There have been

rumors the company would put its plant into Point E ward N.S. where a navy refit factory now is operating The navy plant Is expected to close short- ly. (AP Wirephoto)

nor CHICKEN supper snuut‘ nor TURKEY dinner in the Rustico hall. Wednesday. No- Presbyterian Church'Hall Mon:

vember 11th. Serving from 4.30. tague. Ill. Servmg from a P-m- p.m. Sale of bazaar articles. MR. JAMES March-l A VARIETY

HEAR concert will be bank. New Annan. interviewed held in the Murray Harbour on "On Tour" presented by North hall on Nov. 27 sponsored Douglas Bros. and Jones at 10.50 by the Pembroke Women‘s In- Tuesday morning over CFCY. stitute.

nor TURKEY dinner in nan-l rington Hall Wednesday, Novem- just

MONTREAL (CP l—He's got

Modem and {en's Institute. ‘M . ENJOY A delicious dinner—lasted Montague water front. ‘fresh WEEKEND specials at Dia- in Marshﬁeld Halli

blocks, field tile. Get your win- ‘ter vegetables. carrots. beets. rhythm that man on the mana. cabbage $1.50 per 50 pound sack. get-la] totem pole.

acLeans Concrete Blocks. lo- At age 37 or 33' . wobble be-

her 11. Serving from 4.30- 3.30. sponsored by Harrington Wom-

Management Expert .. m... .3... Describes Rhythm Deal

turkey and plum puddin November

monds. 49 Elm Ave. Dial 4.9234. 11.

Peas 6 tins, $1.00; milk 6 tins. 99 cents; eggs 2!»: doz. 89 cents. Regular grind coffee 16 oz. 9 cents.

Association Nov. 9.

Our speakers will supply the' answers. Everyone welcome. l

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lturin NOTICE 01“ annual meeting [mess 5th district of Queens Liberal ettes.etc, Canteen service. spon-

VARIETY SHOW in th e W'heatley River Hall Wednesday November 11. at 8.30 p.m. fea‘ amateur talent. chorus singers. dancers, major-

cgnadjm sored byWheatley River Worn-l Legion home 8 o‘clock. Plan to en. m'mme' attend. Bring your questions.| BRING YOUR compact vacu-l

um cleaner for servicing a nd parts to 26 St. Peters Road.

NOTICES

Attention Hog Producers

land Bib. $2.00 for adults includ- ill be

I PRINCE COUNTY . HOT CHICKEN Slipper with lsteaming vegetables Saturday, lNovember 7. four to nine in Al- berton Institute Hall by ladies of Sacred Heart Parish. Bazaar table and games.

I nossr ooosn with plum

‘Svend's Inn. Ksnsington. day and Sunday. Novem er

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pudding served in log tax and 50 cents and up for children. Phone 267-3101.

DRUGS BY mail; write phone 436-5151: Waites macy for your tonlcs, cold pre- parations and veterinary sup-

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Satur- ma“

Phar-i

{gins to set in along his career flight plan. as though be real- ‘lzes he must expend more en- ‘ergy to get through lllcI next lbai'ricr all his climb tip the l company pyramid,

‘ The wobble begins at the 71,2- year cycle on the executive mythm count which dates. in

many cases. from the time a 15 promoted to his first managerial job.

And either he makes a break- : through then to the higher eche- i lens, or the wobble continues to l the ninth year.

But the next Tat-year cycle has its origins not in executive lyear nine but traces back to when the wobble first started.

“They all begin to phase in again at about 45." manage- mcnt consultant Dr. Bernard .1

plies. Waites Pharmacy. opposite ' the post office. Summerside.

AUCTION - Kensington Lions

Employment Opportunity

The Charlottetown Board of Trade is, seeking a full time secretary-man- ager interested in the following gen- eral outline of work:—

efficiently maintain Board office. develop ideas for an active Board program. ' ‘

develop membership.

issue a monthly bulletin.

study and promote Industrial Do- velopment,

operate a Tourist and Convention. Bureau.

carry out other programs of work.

The position to be filled is permanent and offers challenging and rewarding work.

The ability to speak well and organize efficient- ly are prerequisites.

Salary range depends on qualifications and ex- perience.

Base location is Charlottetown but some travel- ling will be required. d t ' t i w“

ents will be ma e o in erv ew - abferlczrnt‘iitrirhtes . Confidential applications. complete with resume of education and experi- ence and stating salary expected should be mailed not later than Nov. 16th. 1964 to:— rtment SM

13:58 Charlottetown Board of Trade. P. O. Box 175. Charlottetown. P.E.I.

NOTICES NOTICES

and Shippers

Our Plant will be closed next Wad- nosday. November llth. We will be slaughtering hogs next Monday. No- vember 9th. and we would appreciate .Eggbefcl‘f°‘s'e,v‘l:§“&2‘iﬁyg £3: extra hogs on Monday in order to make i '

Club 7.30 .m.. ' 1964. St. Mark‘s Hall, Kensing- on. car accessories. hardware and household items.

COME To THE hot chicken supper and bazaar at Augustine

November a. l

Muller-Thym said here in talk- ' about the management \ group.

As for the first wobble. he . said. the adult management oc- vclopment programs that began ‘in North American universities in the 19505 showed a “curious lconcentratlon“ of managerial

up for being closed on Wednesday. ‘ Thank you.

CANADA PACKERS LIMITED CHARLOTTETOWN. P.E.l.

BIRTHS I

WALLER — Mary and Eddie

'are happy to announce the ar- rival of their son. George Brad- en at he Prince Edward Island Hospital on November 3rd. 1964.

DEATHS

REDDIN -- In Calgary. Alla. Nov. 6. 1964. Ivan Younghllsband Reddin. formerly of Charlotte- town and son of Mrs. Ivan Y.. Reddin and the late Ivan Y. Red- din.

N o T l c E GARBAGE DISPOSAL

All citizens disposing of live ammunition are re- quested that It be given to the City Police. It will be picked up If you call 4-5513. Also all pressure or bomb type cans. such as those containing start- ing fluid, shaving cream. int, wax, propane gas. etc.. should be placed bes de garbage or in a sep- arate box clearly marked as to contents. By plac- lng the above mentioned items in the garbage. serious Injury or death could result in the oper-

BISHOP — At Prince County‘ Hospital on Friday. Nov. 6, " 1964. Mary S. Bishop. wife of the] late James W. Bishop of Welling- I ton Centre in her 93rd year. est-

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VITAL STATISTICS

ROSS -- In loving memor my dear father. of Iris, who passed away No- vember 8. 196].

Gone dear father. gone forever.

ow I miss your smiling face ‘

But you left me to remember

None on earth can take your

place Many times wander To a grave not far away _ Where they laid my darling fa-V lher j Just three years ago today. I Always remembered by dau-

my thoughts do

. ghter Mary.

MacKENZlE —— In loving mem- ory of my dear daughter Glad- ys who passed away Novem- her 6th, 1962. ‘

Sweet are the memories that

y of; Writs of Execution to me William Rossl ec

ation of the incinerator.

D. E. MACLEAN,

lng the Bowness Funcra Home until noon Sunday, than to Union Corner United Church for service at 2 p.m. Interment in the church cemetery. Visiting Hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.

Huger

Dear is the one that is gone

In memory I hold you dear daug gliter

As long as the years roll along. Lovincly remembered and

sadly missed by mother.

City Engineer.

WANT GRADE IO STANDING?

(Evening Classl

Most. trades and courses require a standing eqmvalept at;

our term your tlon is he . from ma_s sift-ado “pl-.583]: gawby not investigate our special up-

ﬂwmmgtmiutemted pe sons will be held at 7.00 h

.m. . The course will he held f’mm on “may November week until approximately May 1st.

' ." -9101. I ‘ Fm. rung: ‘mmamn will: deiartment of education in one ' bor. With the federal department of la 00 "um School

Prince County Vocational High

NOTICE

Th al meeting of the Bird District 0:012:13 Liberal Assocration1wll hold at the Mt. Stewart Memorial Ha . on Wednesday. November the IBth— I964 at 8.30 p.m.

" . .tlng there ' t l r followmg the annual mec Willng‘eecffgl: 3it Nominating Convention. for till; rpm: of choosing two Candidates to cgnrtt‘. 33d Queen's in the interest of the Liberal a y, at the next Provincial Election. m] ’ Libe of 3rd District of Queen s . instructed to have 5 duly accredit

tt .ndance. ed delegateSHiL‘IBaERT MORRISON. Seo-

I CARD or THANKS

Center Communi Club Ltd “'“KENZ'E T ‘" "‘V‘“ 0 ‘ I would like to express my. sin-i nry of ur dear st st e r. I d f h h cere thanks to the nurses and Gladys w‘lo passed away on ' EDr. Stewart of Riverside Hospl- November 0. 2. Ice“ c act. or + . mom. Of ltal for their real kindness shown Sleep on dear sister. lake thy NOVCI'I'IbOf me while a patient there. Also res .the many friends who visited Your memory we will always President— 'me. for cards. letters and treats.‘ eep. John .1. Gallant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 40 Peak: street and the many acts of kindnessiSadly missed and always rc-. Vice President shown. too the clergy Rev. I).i A.! memberad by bﬁothsrs Alfred. , ' -' Cam bell and Rev. Br er on-.Mel'ln and film . Lewis MoAdkilI ................... 22 m Street ,5. 13,.“ you on, m {It ‘ y Mire. Emma Rush ............... .. 16 Dmchester St. .ROSS — In loving memory of . Mrs. Oliver Bernard. New. . iLondon. ‘ my dear husband, William coﬁnmlll‘21'5-m 7 W St Ross of Iris who passed away . ron ....... .. er . r.‘ o my .......... at Highland Ave. IN MEMORIAM uwfﬁﬁg-e‘vnl‘og... of N... Ed McGuigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St MEREsz __ In Iovmg men“ - ember Helen R. McKinoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. abal- . T t “and b an 0 en grave James . McMillan Buster Service station cry of our dear son. Ian Bruce‘L "‘8 we ‘ y 9 V Ernest Doucette ..................... .. . 8 Wendy Drive who passed away November!“d we wa‘Chod 'hem "WI" my Sam ed Trainer .......... RI d St. 7. 1963. ; loved one _. . Peter O‘Hanley . . . . . . . Prince Charles Drive Ever remembered and sadlyl “’9 WWI“ "a"? 9"” "I" “V” Harold Barrett .... 159 Cumberland St. lmjssed by mother. dad. sister to save I Q. J Marphy . . . . . . . . . . . . .. st Ind brothers. Bllt we knew we could not “ak- sn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. r l

Please write:

OPPORTUNITY DAIRY BUSINESS

We offer for san the operating assets of a butter and ice cream manufacturer in Northern Nova Scotia. including land. buildings. oqui ment and vehicles. The Company pro- duces a quality pro uct with a well known brand name.

Detailed information will be supplied upon request and offers to purchase will be accepted to November 30. I964.

Dairy Business

NewGlasgow, NS

on {lost silent soul in clay. So we laid down our hearts be- side him And sadly walked aw As angels keep their there Please God just let him know That I down here do not forget I loved and miss him so. Dearly low-d and sadly miss- ed by his wife Minnie.

MacKENZIE — In loving mam-. cry of our dear sister Gladys‘ Anne Mach’enzie who passed away Nov. 6

Always good. kind

ay. ‘ watch up

in the

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thoughtful a n d

Few on this earti your equal we find. .

God took you home. It was His

will

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Remember you sister. we al- ways will.

Lovineg remembered

P.O. Box 427,

and1

Bertrand

‘ Julia Cahoon. situated and be-

sadly missed by brother Lorna; famil- l

people in the 37-38 age group.

They. obviously. were being groomed for better things.

Dr. Muller - Thym. a New

Yorker who has his own man- agement consultant firm as well as being visiting professor 01 management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, made his observations before an ex- ecutive audience at a seminar e. The three - day seminar on planning and executing organi- zation change is being held by the Canadian management cen- tre of the American Manage- ment Association. a group that provides executives in Canada with a program of management education.

Dr. Muller ~ Thym said the whys of rhythm and cycle are not as important as the that research shows they exist.

Job appraisals of managerial people showed a drop ln favor- able asscssment after they had ibeen 30 months on the same project. Dr. Muller-Thym said.

This was the “2% year ck."

5" O _,

v. lb 6 F.

9'.

But rotation of experience In the various branches of a busi- ness was useful only If the em- ployee played a managerial role

Quiet Campaigning Marks

‘ Byelection In N.B. Riding

mission report on transporta- tion would be harmful to the Mont-ton area—a transportation “‘8.

Mrs. Rideout has emphasized federal government action on student loans and technical training. as well as improving lemployment and industrial fac-

MONCTON ICP) — Rallies. television, radio and party or- ganization work have featured quiet campaigning by the three candidates ' onday’s West- morland federal byelet-tion, Vot- ers of Ontario's Waterloo south will make a parliamentary

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choice the same day.

Participation by n a t i o n at party leaders is arousing mole interest in Wesinlorlalltl during Ilie filial week. The first to ar- rive, '1‘. (‘ Douglas of the New Democratic Party. spoke at Sackville Tuesday night and has scheduled other appear- ances.

Leader John Dlefenbaker Will be here for one 3 each — n Moncton High School tonight.

Spokesman for the Liberals have included Labor Minister MacEachen and Veterans Min. ister Teillet. John Turner. mem- ber for St. Lawrence-St. George. will address a Shediac meeting

Progressive C o n s e r vative

tors in New Brunswick, helping to keep young Canadians at Appeals by television and radio end Friday night. Week- end rallies are planned and a general meeting of Mr. Mur- phy's 600 Moncton workers will be held Saturday. Tile large riding of Westmor- land has about 48.500 eligible voters and 219 polls. including eight advance. Votes at these eight polls numbered 512. or 411 at three in the city and 101 in the country. I Westmorland voted Liberal in leighl of the last 12 general elec-

tions. The last PC win was in l 1958 Mr. Rideout had a Liberal

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toni . g I The candidates are Henry plur'allty of 3.633 in the last Landry, 44. a Monclon business- if: mn‘ ,__ ,___, ,__-_.-__, man. for the NDP: PC standard) . bearer J. Edward Murphy. 50.1 B prominent Moncton lawyer. andl rs. . H. Rideout, 41, whoI r t seeks to retain the seat for the I P d Liberals. Her husband's death 5 e in May caused the vacancy. 3 f B I. ' Mr. Douglas told his Sackville I O ‘audience that P ‘ Minister , lPearson and Mr. Diefenbaker LA PAZ (AP) A” For"

NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY SHERIFF BEACH POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT Pursuant to and b ’ I: County Court of Kings County nththe Fourth Circuit of the I said Court on the 24th day of . 1964. on set Ions wherein the Trustees of School District No. 97‘ in County were Plaintiffs age hereinafter- and secondly described which said Executions

firstly ain

lare “like two old bulls butting lheads together" over the flag issue

He said the NDP is ready to accept the parliamentary com- mittee‘s proposal for a distinc- tive Canadian flag—a single red maple leaf on white background with red vertical bars.

Mr. M

I acceptable and the issue should Candia. earlier named as K1988 be decided by the people. He leader. “has decided to resign III“ has chpnged Indecision on the In order to co-olpe

I national urphy has said the com- i become president.

mittee‘s majority decision is not I

‘Gcn. Rene Barrientos has taker lover the presidency of Bolivia jone hour after formalon of s {cg-presidency had been announc- . ,e .

Barrientos. vice-president in the overthrown regime of Victor Paz Estenssoro. told a cheering crowd from a balcony of the palace he alone had

He said Gen. Alfredo Oandm co-

rsta In the re-

government's part and also said establishment of tranquility in

that sections of the royal com-

severally marked to _ follows: « Firstly for $53.31 and Secondly for $21.26 being

such levy and sale and other expenses of execution

I hereby give Public Notice that on Wednesday the 25th day of November A D.

Georgetown in Kings County in Prince Edward Island I will set up and sell to the highest bidder the following described lands: Firs '— LL THAT 64 in Kings County in Prince Edward Island. bounded described as follows:-—Bound-

acres of land a

King: County aforesaid bounded as follows: —Bounde;l on the North. East and South ll_\’ the coast line of

the Gulf of . Lawrence. Bounded on the West by land in possession ol Newton Wil-

liams. containing twenty acres of land a little more or less which is in possession of Mrs. ing in the Beach Point Sdsool District No. 97. DATED October 15th AD. 1964.

MILTON IIODGERSON. Sheriff of King's-County.

IN MEMORIAM

VESSEY — In sad and loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. Cyrus Vessey, who passed away November 8 196

. l. . We've missed the sound of yﬂllrl

foot step! . And your voice more you have

gone And though no longer we see

you In our minds you still live on. Sadly missed by husband and family.

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the country."

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PILOTING RECORD

Ggorge Whhgﬂor “an “lep- servlce its a Saint John. I). 9'90 09 on W 33 . c“ 1' harbor pilot. His service ls bo- W‘s wh" mam“ h" 5" lleved to be a Canadian mud.

training on a full-rigger. re- tirod’ this (0? W

week after 51 years