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WANTED

TWO SALES REPRESENTATIVES COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER ASSISTANT TO DEPT. MANAGER

0 IBM MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINEE Increased growth and increased activity make it mandatory to add to our sales, public rela- tions and internal administrative staffs.

O Salesman —— Age 22 to 35 years. Good education essential. College training and sales experience an asset. Locations: New- foundland and Nova Scotia.

0 Communications Manager —— The success-‘ full applicant should have extensive writ- ing experience — will be responsible for monthly promotiOnal letter; sales broch- ures; employee publication; preparation of newspaper advertisements and news re- leases Must be able to organize, create and promote. Location. Moncton.

Assistant to Dept. Manager —— This is an administrative position for male betweenl, 22 and 35 years. handle correspondence, aptitude for administratixe duties. tion: Monctan.

IBM Machine Operator Trainee —- Age I97 to 23; must have iunior matriculation and aptitude far mathematics. Location Monc-i inn.

Must have ability to' supervise staff,- Loco-i

7All positions otter opportUnity for advance- ment, good working conditions, excellent fringe benefits — salaries open, commensur- ate with qualifications.

ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL

in application state age. qualifications, ex- perience, marital status, references, present earnings and salary expected.

Address applications to:

BOX 25470 Guardian - Patriot

NOTICES

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ATTENTION FARMERS

A representative at the Crop Insur— ance Agency will receive applications and answer questions on insurance from 10:00 am. to l2:30 pm. at the

following centres:

Hunter River. Masonic Hall .. May ll

Mt. Stewart. Memorial Hall . . May l2 Morell, Legion Building .. . .. May l3 Souris. Federal Building . . . . . May l4

Applications may also be obtained from your county Agricultural Representatives and from the Agency Office, 38 Great George Street, Charlottetoun

in The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. May 9. 1964, CITY & QuisENs I IN MEMORIAM

IA N N O U N C E M E N T S OPENING DANCE in no“? KENNEDY—In loving

-Hall. Wednesday. May life May 9011, 1947. I REGULAR SATURDAY night‘

Lovineg remembered by the family. g CANTELO — In loving memory

of our mother and father Mr

DR. GEORGE H. LEE. Morell office hours will be as follows: Mornings. Monday. Tuesday.

Cliff Peters' Orchestra. teen service.

dance RCAI“ Association Club

Dance 9:30 to 12 pm.

CITY & QUEENS

GIGGEY’S PHARMACY. . . Rm‘ms

Completely new 2nd “Debut” “"5113 by "‘9 “Tartans'h ‘Wednesday. 9 am. lo 11 :famw and Mrs Dougal Camelo Pm liquid make - up. Lift your lace By appointment only. A ter’ . ' ' ‘ ' . . ~ . DANCING TONIGHT North , - - ette. Mother passed awa

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0‘” °f “"ES 3"" wr'm‘les' 9”" recreation hall, 9.12 mldq "mm Thu'Sda" F" 3 April w. 1951. father. May it.

$1.25 and $3.75, Available now at 1 River . _ _ urday. 2 p.m. to 5 pm. Evening ‘

GIGGEY'S PHARMACY. Dial “mhf- Adm-ism" "0 9"“‘54 “09¢ office hours as usual Monday to,

4-3170. . .Prompt free delivery. ml‘s'c'. can?“ ser‘y'ce' 1" am Saturday 7 pm. to 9 pm. ‘ |of Junior farmers.

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“rauﬁtNggogd‘hﬁg‘ﬁgsﬁl VARIETY CONCERT Central

Spring 5w“ M Moore and Mc_ Queens High School. H un ter

Leod Ltd. River. Wednesday night. May;

13. Sponsored by Home and

School Association.

The flowers we place upon their

grave.

DANCE AT St. Peter's Bali. May wither and deca I-iall every Saturday night. 1 But the love of them Johnny Chaisson‘s Orchestral , . . . Shall never fade away. NOTICE: Organizational meet. The years may wipe out many ing of the Montague Regional ings

‘ S h I Alumni Association - 3 PHYLLIS BEAUTY SALON .H‘glli‘. he snob I dimrium wed. But this they Wipe out never. a . . - . I" 'g r C n“ a" - The memory of those happy days :21" be (tlmetlhés tshamrda“ d3" nesday. Mar 13. 8:30 P-m- PU" . When we were all togethei. i moon 0 a 9" e one 3" . .'n b’-Iaws. appoint-’ - _ DANCE SATURDAY night. Hairdressers School. iﬁﬁﬁﬁ. ﬁi‘xfcunia. All tormei-I.]L°1V<':§:y ’Eﬂigﬁredﬂrfgﬁ May 9th. at St. Andrew’s liall, " v I student: are “med to a“ 1 1y . . . Mt. StewapL Dancing 9:30 , 12_ 1 LONG CREER Hall Saiiirdavv * jand Nelsena. Music by Smith's Orchestra. “l'ghl~“5‘la»" 15-. "anal-V “Ewen-I RIVERVIEW Beauty Saloml “menma' page“: - 'Montague. open Monday through I

y. who sleeps

MEN! NOW is the time to or der that tailored-to-meas u r e Spring Suit at Moore and Mc- Leod Ltd.

end.

GASS — In loving memory 0!

i also .

MOTHER'S DAY 5 e-iaL-i -.I , I v V ' . > Mrs. Euphemia Gas.) who Nu Style Dress Shop.p9il Great ‘ CARD “RT‘ES diswmmf‘ed {girlish 10‘???qu 3321:1433?!“ Passed away May 10m 1th George Street, for season at Hawe's hall, tor hair ' Suyle Pho-ne .2300 Quietly and suddenly came e

i Brawl” Pninl' iMirs. Evelyn Cudmore.

GRADUATES um. Hospitail 25th Anniversary Dinner. Leg-5 ion Home. Charlottetown .liine , 2nd. 6:30 p.m lf planning to at- BAZAAR AND pantry sale in tend telephone or write: Mrs. Kensinaton Presbyterian Church. Wilfred James‘ walrhen lHall. Saturday. May 0th begin-j mm,‘ charlnuelnwn. ; ning at 3p m. by ladies of the}

‘ congregation. DANCE. (‘ORRAN Ban Hall , , Saturday night. l\Iay 9th. spon- YPU CONCERT L0“ “"15;

r r . H‘all. May 12. Sport ed ' (' . ‘.\ . h . sor. by 3 O liisic y the mg iv If Y ‘ i

COME TO North Wiltshlre Hall. on May 9th. for P0: Lucki supper. sponsored by Women's' Institute. beginning at 5 pm _ .75 cents adults. .40 cents child— . ren.

ANNUAL MEETING of the Vernon River CO-Op Association Limited will be held Thursday. May 14. 1964 at 81:30 o'clock in

Ha I.

call. iHer sudden deatih suiiprised us . all: ,Dearcr to memory than words can e .

i ll ; The loss of a mother we loved ‘ so well

Fondly remembered by daugh. ter Annie. son-in-law MacPltee ‘and four grandchildren.

KENNEDY — In loving memory . of a dear grandmother Mrs.

vemon River Siardnsiers. Canteen service. ‘ Isabelle Kennedy who depart- ALPHA REBEKAH Lodge al-i pERFVVIA' pLANTq f,” Mm: ed this life seventeen years

‘ r I. ' k -, ' ago today. May 9th. 1947. WM” tea‘ salurday- M'“ 9- sale no“. Reasonable prices. It seems such a short time ago

30 to 5:30 pm. at the Oddfel-

~ .109 Smith. Stanley Bridge lows Hall. Sydney Street.

Tic. dear Granny.

kets available at the my. " (‘0le To the Centennial buf- l God called you to heaven above. lfei supper. New Glasgow Rec. ; ‘ \ou left such a sweet memory

UNLOADTNG CAR of Royal matron Centre tomgm. serum; DUFFY _ Mr and Mrs Char_ With me The way. the truth and the love.

feed Milton Station. morning only. May 9th. I

lyGﬁaggyEgg {agriilf dig: DI‘E T0 lack of space. there ; Wll‘m‘m "Ospllal' Th'H'Sday' im Avenue Charlottetown. iwl" be "P FemMia‘ "‘35-‘95 al , may 7th' 1964

' ' . Montague Regional High School ,MCGI,mF__CmN and “N J ceNlItcw GtLA‘SGOY Rgcreatipn fslr girth 341109214 term bi‘iml‘mg a. W'Gnii-p wish to announce I To others to love and he Hild- weddTTigcratafngigiinsﬂconyitiiiifd: l p 7 I l 1 mp hm“ M m" Prmce 0mm” 1 1' MIPS m" 93°“ day While I'm

For “Emmi: immauon’: FIRST PENTECOSTAL Church. Hospl'al 0" Mal" 011‘- 1964- 0'1 Work”! .

M R I d L k- 1 Rev. QR. Stairs. minister Sun-' a da'lzlllen bimbf‘rlv Alme- With that Wish you so lovingly . rs. can at“ m of Weight it lbs. 31: ozs. panne

Saturday , 4 in a

KiNes COUNTY

les Duffy. F‘an Augusto: are. pleased to announce the ar- rival of their son at the Char-

‘ It helps me each day to keep ‘ appy ‘Wlllil just that one thought In

min . i The way that you taught me the Bible

tc. contact

Mrs. Willian Andrew. New Glas- day services Charlottetown 1! _ '. _ gow. . am» and Chm“ “03d 7:3“ °~"‘- AULD — Mr. and Mrs William 1T” 313:3“: “31k “10” t” dear . ' DR. 30. GRANT. o m eirl.t‘ A"'d~ Malpeque~ wish *0 an-i . l of

SATURDAY NIGHT dam“ p m g l nounce the arrival of their 1 And aways have to hep

your . ‘ l Inserted by grandson Sterling

Prince Edwarg l Lowis' Camp Gagetown.

New Glasgow Recreation Gentle . will be in the Montague office_

Music by The Deiaays, Ad .every Saturday from 10 em.

daughter on Friday. Ma 3 8m. mission 60 cents. Canteen ser- ‘ i0 3 D-m- Pll‘me Mnnlagll" 333“ 1

064. at the

Island Hospital. Weight

Vice. Dancing 9-30 — 12 pm. ‘2133 pounds 61% ounces. LORD —- In loving memory or - . : Viola I—l. Lord who departed CE NOTICES ‘ ‘OUNKF’R “ Wam’" “Mk” I this life on Mother‘s Day 1962

is happy to announce the ar- rival of his sister Margaret Grace at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on May 5th.

The proud parenis are 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Vounk- er. Brackiey Point.

ENGAGEMENTS

AtzonN — WALTON - Mr. and 1 away Ma

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. . for the touch of a vanished

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1 And the sound of a voice that is

‘ still.

Lovineg remembered by hus- band and family.

'COILEY—ln loving memory of ‘, William D. Coiley who passed

PROCLAMATION

I HEREBY PROCLAIM MAY I 1th to MAY 16th AS

CLEAN UP WEEK .

HERD DISPERSAL

The pure bred registered. and graded herd of Holsteins owned by W.J. Reid and Sons will be sold by auction at the farm in Middleton (3 miles west of Kinkoral 13 miles east of central Bedequel on Trans Canada Highway on Thurs- day May 14. Sale to begin at 1230 RM.

20 cows (6 five years and over. 14. 4 yearsi and younger). 8 fresh others to freshen from now until December. 2 i 2 year olds open), 5 (10 month to 1 yearl. 4 heifer calves. 4-H prospect. 2 year- ling steers. 3 bull calves. 2 year old heifersi grades pasture accident) artificial insemination since 1955. Bank loans for farm improvement in- clude dairy cows. P.E.I. Dept. of Agriculture lI’Dajt‘y Cow Purchase Policy oO-operative with

anks.

Middleton Women's institute will serve lunches.

Terms -— Cash WJ. Reid and Sons ‘ E.C. Bell Owners Auctioneer

0, 1963. Mrs. Harold Acorn. Pownal. ,We (iiid not Stand bestide you announce the engagement of 1 And see your life depart their daughter Judy Dianne'18ut when We heard that you to John Howard Walton. son

IN THE TOWN OF SOURIS

. I wold ask all citizens to show their co-Operat- ion by making a specml effort in this regard for of W and Mn Borden WBL Centennial Year. i inn. l'leSahle. The Wedding

c. l will take place in Pownal Uni-

ler Church on May 30. 1964.

e it nearly broke our hearts. But God alone knows how we i miss you. As He counts the tears he sheds And whispers. he is only sleep-

mg. iYour loved one is not dead. i Lovineg remembered and sad-

HlLLSlDE MOTORS LTD. by wife Laura and

l Insurers... ..... r... I CENTENNIAL SEII-E-BRAIION i

i let. who passed away May 9.

I 3 BIG PRIZES $1,000.00 writ. . mm... m... ; To us she was one of the best. ,Early one morning God called her home

IN MERCHANDISE FROM VARIOUS

CHARLOTTETOWN

Anyone purchasing a

used car valued at $1,000 or more between April 3rd and June 26th

list. . . . Merchandise l2ncl.. . $300. Merchandise

: It broke our hearts to lose her 1 But she did not go alone. ‘ For part of us went with her

is eligible. Employees of Hill— , 1 3rd h . side Motors will not be eligible ,Thfl“,,g:§ GM called her mg" l ' ' ‘ ' Merc ond'se f” “"5 mmesl‘ daughter Elia-inc son-in-larw iOliaren-ce and grandaughters iI-Ieiathet‘ and Sharon.

Pat‘isienne 4 Door

Sedan with Radio IN LOVING MEMORY

OF MY MOTHER. Mrs. Harry Davidson

(nee Alice MaicWilliam)

li962 PONTIAC 11960 CHEV. 11959 PONIIA

32295: $1750

'4 Door Sedan Equipped with Custorr Radio

4 Door Sedan See This One Soon

“’HO PASSED AWAY May l3. I947

Here's Your Chance Always remembered by

ANNUAL MEETING BANQUET

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CLUB SOURIS LEGION Monday, May II at 8.30 PM.

All members and wives invited

DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon, Friday, May 15. 1964, for the construction of a creoeo timber pile trestle bridge over STURGEON River. at Sturgeon. King: Co., Prince Edward Island.

Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtain- ed at the office of the undersigned. Old West Kent School Building, Kent St., Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. Deposit cheque in the amount of $10.00 is required, and will be re- funded when plane are returned to this office. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. NOTE' coders will be opened at the above advertised time. and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or other- wise) and be present at the opening.

J. Philip Matheson Miniatu- of Highways.

to own a real gas miser daughter. Lexie.

$1495 1959 VOLKS. $7951

63 GMC 60 CHEVI

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FISHERMEN ’S SPECIALS

- BUICK — ACADIAN — VAUXI-IALL PH. 2-1243 PARKDALE

. NM 51'. PETER'S

Can-g Kennedy who departed tibia

ICARD OF THANKS

. a, 1ties; to me while a pattern liler i also the many friends who visit. i me, sent ﬂowers. cards etc. and to those who helped in so Tmany ways at home during my fullness.

I Mrs. Robert Oraswall. Brack- |1ey. .

i DEATHS

MacKENZIE — At Somerville. ‘ Mast. April 17. 1964, Mrs. ‘ Margaret A. MacLeod. widow i

of the late John A. MacKenzie

01 Hartsvtlle. Remains will be i

removed from the Cutclift'e '1

receiving vault for committal!

and interment in Hartsville cemetery Tuesday. May 12, at

l p.m., leaving the funeral

home at 12:15. Members all

the family from Massachusetts 1

FARMERS !

When buying fertilizers now. don't forget your grasslands. Try a fertilized strip in

your fields!

We recommend for pastures and for hay or gras,

silage:

Grass mixtures of grass and clover: pounds/acre 400 - 600 6-12-12 Supplementary in July pounds/acre 100 - 200 Ammonium Nitrate Clovers and alfalfa

pounds/acre 400 - 600 0-20-20

will be present.

ANNUAL MEETINGS P.E.l. ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CLUBS

NAME SPEAKER . TIME DATE PLACE West Prince David Rogers 8:00 pm. May 19 Montrose School Lunch OvLeaW David ward 8:00 pm. May 20 St. Luke’s Hall Lunch Tyne Valley W. E. Stems 8:30 pm. May 14 Tyne Volley Hall Lunch Kensington Norman Black 8:30 pm. May 26 Regional High Banquet Crapaud David Smith 8:00 pm. May 8 High School Lunch Hillsboro David Peacock 8:00 pm. May 25 Millview Lunch Harold Heartz

oreil J. 1-1. Chandler 8:00 pm. May 13 Community Hall Lunch i'Montague L. W. Roper 8:30 pm. May 12 Old Legion Hall Lunch East King: David Peacock 8:00 pm. May 11 Souris Legion Banquet

“CLIP THIS NOTICE FOR REFERENCE’

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AL VALUES FOR

OIHER'S DAY

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1 To that beautiful heaven of rest. 1

districts and especially those who are in a position

All Colors

_ WALLPAPER ; SPECIALS

1 PAINT.

For all Rooms also Flooring By Yard or By the Square FLOOR TILE

i I I J All Colors

AIIEN

Welcome.

I955 Pontiac 4 Door $250. NAME SPEAKER mu: T957 Pontiac 2 D00 r West Prince David Rogers 8.00 pm- Dodge 4 Door O’Leary David Ward 8.00 pm. I955 Pontiac 4 Door $375, Kalil.” 3.3mm... :3: I956 Pontiac 4 Door $425. .335; :3: $230,, :33 W“- "WHERE CUSTOMER SERVICE a SATISFACTION com FIRST" Moran Harold Heart: 8200 Montague L.W. Roper 8.30 pm. ﬁrstKings DavidPeacock 8.00pm. ' Eldon 8.30 pm.

“CID THIS NOTICE FOR REFERENCE"

‘TODAY 8 A.M. - 9.30 PM. SAT. 8 A.

MAKE THIS A REAL MOTHER’S DAY

Nothing Down Up To 2 Years To Pay EXTRA SPECIALS

j|87 ST. GEORGE STREET

M.-5.

30 PM.

I Doz. Beautiful Roses I

Televisions.

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lElijECTRIC FRY PANS

With cover -— Reg. $19.95

AUTOMATIC

POP UP TOASTERS

Reg. Value $18.95. Mothers Day

ELECTRIC KETTLES Day ~ While They Last AUTOMAT

1C STEAM 8r DRY IRONS

Reg. 19.95 Mothers Day Special

Willi every purchase of a Regfieeraior. Home Freezer. l Electric a; Gas Washers. Electric & Gas Clothes Dryers.

Electric Dish Washers and Dryers, . I Chester-fields. Davenports. Space Savers, Bedroom Suites. I

Stereos

Dinette Suites, Box Spring 8: Mattress. Bunk Bed Sets.

12.95 10.95

7.95

10.69

"All Items While Stock Lasts"

FIRESIONE HOME 8. AUIO

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DATE PLACE

May 19 Montrose School May 20 St. Luke's Hall May 14 Tyne Valley Hall May 26 Regional High May 8 High School May 23 Millview

May 13 Community Hall May 12 Old Legion Hall May 11 Souris Legion May 11 Belfast Hall

PHONE 4-5547

'All livestock breeders who are interested in the betterment of the cattle industry in their respective to expand their dairy operations should plan to at- tend their neereet A.I. Unit: meeting and be fully informed pertaining to the new heifer and young cow purchase policy which has been sponsored by the P.E.I. Department of Agriculture in oo-operaﬁm'l with the various dairies throughout the province. There is need of greater production of fluid milk for processing purposes in order to wpply the very great demand. This in turn means greater revenue from the dairy herd and prosperity to all concerned so plan to attend the meetings listed below: Everyone

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