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crniee For Sale =~ Special Notices FARMS. WE have al fous |"~ . prices, ranging {fom $2,000.00 up. to | ALE, SCHOOL (axes owing Upper: Mon.

$25,000.00. Drop in or write Conrad School must, be paid | Realties, 117 Kent Street, 4.6332. . .

NEWLAND CRESCENT, bungalow, | Order of the Trustees. .

six rooms, separate panelled dining room, hot water heated, nice: home Community Curling Club

- near all sehools, churches. Conrea | Realties, 117 Kent Street, 4-332. |, ______ Crapaud MAPLE GROVE dance hall, St. Pat. | DANCE

‘nick's for sale Contact” Wilfred Blac. | quiere or Justin Gallant, North Rua=

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NEWLY INSULATED five room home |

with bath, of heated, on main high, |

way from Kensington to Summerside.

Low down payment, be ft d

Price $5500. Apply: Box No 18214 Guar- dian-Patriot office, Summerside. —

FOR SALE OR RENT

i General] store in Victoria, P.E.I.- for rent, or will sell entire property, in- | eluding luxurious 5 bed-

Saturday, March. 5th

Ted Ahearn's Orchestra Lamch Served.

Sherwood: Motel

Dining Room Open this Sunday

as usual

‘EMPLOYMENT

DEGREE TEACHERS. WANTED

By Stella Maris Regional High Schoo! for 1966-67 term -

Teachers interested in teaching English and History preferred.

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WANTED

oiron, Sec'y. North Rustico..

room. apartment. Contagt': ROBERTSON, The Victoria Store Phone Crapaud 4-2

Sunday until Easter.

| In Re Estate of GREGORY J.)

FOR SALE ‘McLELLAN, late of Charlotte: | q town im Queanis pnepto ped oct

~ Buildings include barn, for an ae shalt | sags. . {and the hearing ‘of same outbuildings, large dwel ee ateee " Justice |

ling in. good repair all equipped with elec- tricity. ‘Offers for sale may be sent to:,

lin the Bstates Division of the Supreme Court in Charlottetown) ‘in Queens County, on Thursday ithe 14thih day of April next com-; — " ‘o'clock in . ~ JOSEPH HUGHES | paren this ist day of March, 112 Fern Ave. 'A.D. 1966. OR

Toronto 3, Ontario. E. SOMERLED TRAIN ane PROCTOR. 2: Be

Trailers

DELUXE 46 X 60 Teds-Homestead. | of Three. bedrooms. etely fi | In Re Estate \ throughout includiig ‘automatic washer, | WILAZAM ~ NICOLL CRAIG, For particulars contact Richard Mul: | Jate of Charlottetown in Queens Lally, Rusticoyille, 0:2, | County, Prince Edward ‘sland, -Commissionaire, Deceased; In-

NOTICE OF CITATION

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'ronerties Wanted S ~~ | testate.

INTERESTED in purchasing Summer | JEN

coftage in K h, eend all | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE?

information to Post Office Box eiz, | that a Citation has been extract-

|} accounts in above Esta WANTED. and’ for an Order for distribu-

tion and the hearing of same shall be before the presiding Justice in the Estates Division of the Supreme Court at the Court House in Charlottetown { in Queens County, on Wednes-

Older house wanted in trade on a new duplex or three or four bedroom bungalow. We will trade

G. Stewart MacKay .

~~ “Telephone 4-5547- > } coming, at the hour of thirty

SERVICES | minutes, after ten o'clock in the _ WILL CARE for child in my own, forenoon.

home in Cornwall area daily write DATED this 2nd day of box 18117, Guardian-Patriot. February -A.D. 1966. - HAND SAWS and circular saws sharp-| ARTHUR H. PEAKE,

ened and set. Can pickup and deliver, or leave at 27 Esher Street. One | Proctor. - service. Telephone 2-1727. i Found

BLACK PUP

| J. Thomas McKenna | — he

| But .will be" closed every |

NOTICE OF CITATION

|day the 6th day of April next)" ~

for seasonal @mployment upon P.E.I. |

| Reply stating experience, references,

EMPLOYMENT __INOTICES

Asphalt Spreader Operator -

etc., to—_

Box.18050, Guar REQUIRED FOR APRIL |, 1966

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dian - Patriot |

J NOTICES,

IMPORTANT MEETING | ‘For Cattlemen

at

Souris Parish Hall _

Monday, March. 7, 1966 2:00 P.M.

Dinner at 5:00 P.M.

Speakers and Discussion

Beef Producer's Association |

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1966

We will be located in the new Provincial Govern- ment office building Rochford St., Charlottetown. Our mailing address will remain:

P..O. BOX 757

THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD OF PRINCE EDWARD. ISLAND

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LABORATORY SUPERVISOR

Medicine Hat General Hospital. “(250 beds)

A. R. T. or equivalent. preferred. Salary negotiable. : For information write to:

Dr. P. C. Racette, Patholoaist

Medicine Hat General Hospital Medicine Hat, Alberta

_SALESMEN WANTED

If you are economically disturbed or dissatisfied with your present posit- ion and earnings and would like to know what the life insurance business

_ can, offer, please contact us. Our well established Canadian Company has. room for two capable men between 25 and 45. Salary, commissions, pension, group life- and disability — complete security with opportunity for the tight man. Excellent training course ‘and field help available. Past selling exper-

tence helpful but not necessary. Your reply will be treated in confidence and our tests will indicate=with accuracy

-whether or nof this is the field for you. “Our staff are aware of this ad. If in- — terested write P.O. Box 192, Char-

lottetown.

markings. Tel Village Greet f Personal : for LONELY RETIRED widower © with Experienced Auctioneer | al 7ammle, come seria, oualy Service Mutual companionship first considered. sae In first instance write in confidence to Tel: Vernon River 58-4 Guardian-Patrict Box 18076. . ‘ NOTICES | SSeaencakt tani are aan —_____—______—_—_— | ed by tthe Home Course in Sema. Special Notices peewee £0 See eres ; ada. LERINO HOME HOW TO WIN AT BINGO) Amazing method shows how. The Aged. Money ‘back if not ‘ataied . ft At nvestment Tel.: 4-4968 you've er made. $1.00. Na- 140-Water Street tional—_Counselor, — Box--579, Charlottetown Terminal ‘‘A’’, Toronto. EMPLOYMENT _ EMPLOYMENT

~-MONTAGUE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL REQUIRES TEACHERS for ~~~ ~Grades 9,10, Hand +2. Also—— Home Economics 8 Physical Education Music — Apply secretary:

“MRS. RUTH MacLEOD SUMMER EMPLOYMENT

Students wishing summer jobs with the Charlottetown Recreation Department are asked to apply in writing to the

|...1.Grade 2 Teacher

TEACHING POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Municipality of the District of Yarmouth

Carletori*.Consolidated School—10 rooms 1—Junior High Teacher. Apply to Mr. Havelock Brannen Supervising. Principal—Carleton, Co., N.S: x Wosbee meee ty Port. Maitland. Consolidated School—10 rooms 1—Grade 5 Teacher es 1—Junior High Teacher—Math. Gr. 7, Science ’ Grade 7, 8, 9. Apply to Mr. Lloyd Moses ; Supervising Principal, Port Maitland, Yar-- mouth Co., N.S. Hebron Consolidated School—20 rooms’

Yarmouth

1 Grade 5 Teacher LOTTA 1 Physical Education Teacher . -Part Time with teaching duties or full time

Ph. Ed.

1 Junior High Teacher—Subject Basis Apply to Mr. V. R. Cain Supervising Principal, Hebron, Co., N.S.

And 2—Music Teachers

Share duties in four Consolidated Schools .’ New foundation scale. Cumulative sick leave.

Municipal Schobl, Board District of Yarmouth Box 15, Yarmouth, .N.S.

Yarmouth:

undersigned, not later than March 21, . 1966.

All applicants must be at least 16 years’ of age by March 31, 1966, and must ~ be residents of Charlottetown.

oe JAMES FOX, Director of Recreation, City Hall, Charlottetown

Photographer's Assistant

Capable woman wanted for immediate, inter- esting, full or part-time work as otographer’s assistant. Training will be provided at processing labs, photo studio, and on various photo assign- ments. Applicants must be free to work some

evenings, and to travel, when required, to various ince to assist-in color or black-

- parts of the provin h and-white commercial, wedding, fashion, portrait, and all forms of still and motion-picture pho- tography.

To learn one of the most fascinating and enjovable occupations available, apply in person, tO,

George Wotton Photography

94 Kent Street - Phone 2-1995

SUPERINTENDENT

(FEMALE) - PRISON FOR WOMEN ~ KINGSTON, ONTARIO ~

The Canadian .Penitentiary Service requires a Superintendent to be -re- sponsible for the operation and man-

TONIGHT. ‘SPORTSMAN’S ‘CLUB

, Sterns Building Ch’town Dancing & Entertainmen With — The

. ISLANDERS MEMBERS & GUESTS

mop PEL:-2-1551 <, Physical Culture & Recreation Centre

ISLAND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE WILL ;

Organize and maintain a complete record of your business transactions leading to and including year end financial statements and income tax re- urns. : Instruct. and as cords. a : ae . Provide all ‘other accounting services. necessary for efficient: business operation and management. Write: P. 0. Box-190-*—— Charlottetown, P.-E.-I. Phone: 894-8233 business hours

sist in maintaining your own re-

The Canadian Heart _ Foundation

Would like to thank-all those who have support- ed heart research through “In.Memoriam” dona- _tions in the past, and wishes to point out that - “Tn Memoriam” cards are available by phoning The Canadian Heart Foundation at 894-8297 in Charlottetown.

The donor will receive an official receipt for in- come tax purposes from the Foundation.

In Memoriam donations are not only an endurin: tribute to your loved ones, but also a promise help to others in the. years ahead.

_ BRANCH NO. 1 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION.

CLOVER CLUB

SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE ~~ @ Music by the Legionaires~ @ Featuring John Fielding on Piano

Members and Guests Welcome

Dancing 9-12 p.m. Couples Only ©

George Wotton Photography Photo Studio & Camera Store |

formerly at 62 Grafton St.

now moved to

=. 94 Kent Street... (opposite CFCY)”

In new, large, modernized facilities to serve you in all forms of color or black-and-white still or motion picture photography; and to. provide the best values in cameras, projectors, tape recorders, and photographic equipment.

agement of the Prison for Women‘ at Kingston, Ontario,

The applicant for this position must have had considerable experience in social and rehabilita- tion work and proven ability in organization and administration; applicants with a degree in a Social Science from a university of recognized standing preferred. Salary range to be discussed. Benefits include usual Civil Service sick and vacation leave, excellent pension and medical insurance plans, low cost life insurance. Applications to be received by 15 March 1966 and quote Competition No. 66-CPS-1. :

Apply direct to: . Commissioner of Penitentiaries, Justice Building, Bey

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Attention Potato Growers O.E. M. Potato Harvester

7 Big Features: — cas . 1, Removes stems, weeds and clods of earth, etc.. from potatoes thus eliminating high labour costs. Digs and bags potatoes in one operation. ‘ Capable of digging and bagging over 1000 bags in one dav. Works most efficiently when stems are green and harvest- ing an ly crop. Ms : Works equally well with other root crops. Weighs only 1650. pounds. . Equipped with slip clutch. Delivery guaranteed for 1966 harvest. ' Order now or before March to ensure information coftact—

' SUTHERLAND BROS. TD.

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delivery. For, further

Massey Ferguson Dealers dee » Morel A ‘ : Phone 51

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., March 5, 1966. 11! cP A Profits

ANNOUNCEMENTS | Are Boosted

CITY & QUEENS, |

Spring Brook —

“Polyclinic from Mareh 7th to. March | 22nd inclusive

| CROKINOLE AND. card party,

| Court,

: , VANCOUVER (CP) — Cana- POWNAL RINK tonight ‘Saturday '| dian Pacific Airlines have

March 5, hock 7 pm. Alexandra v Chace va 6 ae earmasdiaie announced a 1965 net ee with ”

RED ROOSTER Restaurant reopen. C play-offs, Milton vs. Belfast. Ad- $7.900.000 ‘compared ing March 6 mission 35 and 25¢ : 800,000 inf 1964. - VARIETY CONCERT REGULAR SATURDAY night dance President: J. C. Gilmer said North River Reer@ition Centre NRA— the Vancouver - based airline Go-Go. Music by the Missn’ Links Can. achievednew highs in all cate- teen service, Admission 60c. Everyone gories of revenue and traffic. welcome , “Operating revenue at $72,200,- 00) was up 17.4 per cent over 1964 : Largest revenue Increase—46 |per cent—-was on the North At- ‘antic. i Cargo revenue tncreased 24 per cent in 1965 and 1964 and ‘air mail Tevenue 22 per cent.

Nuclear Bombs Fly Over Canada

in don Hall, March 11 Sponsored by Women's Institute

New Low

DR. L.S. COX will be absent from the

LONG CREEK Hall Tuesday, March B, at 815 pm. stides on “The ‘Holy March & at 8.30 p.m. Sponsored by Land” by Mr. Brent Wood, selections Milton 4-H Calf Club: by Mrs. Sterling MacLeod, Len Gal

THE “WINTER'S NIGHT” Program !4™t- Melvin Hyde, Brenda and Marsh previously scheduled in Tracadie Cross Currie, and school children.

School will be held Saturday, March 5. : . KINGS COUNTY

BETTY'S BEAUTY. Salon. 19 Pai Home

m Milton Community , Hall, Tuesday.

mer’s Lane. Cold wave specials for March: $10.00 cold wave for $800; 38.00 cold wave for 96.00; $750 cold wave for $5.00. Telephone 4-6698. Open evenings.

‘BINGO AT Montague Legion every Monday night at 8 p.m

MONTHLY meeting of Cardigan Branch Royal Canadian Legion ~will he held in the Legion Hall Monday OTTAWA (CP)—-United States March Ah ot 0m Strategic At Command planes REGULAR SATURDAY night dance. Inaded with nuclear bombs have Montague Legion Home Music ty | heen flying over Canada for at- moe and Archje Stewart. $1. 125-1 19 years without any nu- . ° |Wlear accident, officials said

| PRINCECOUNTY ae The US omen coe

Ni ( _\for each such fli over : tan aun at os en aa ada but this now has become largely a formality, officials ad-

THE <ANNUAL meetin@ of the Fed era! Dairying Co. Eldon, will be held i» Belfast Public Hall, Wednesday, Marh 16, 1966, at 8 p.m. JW Mar. Williams, secretary.

NORTH RIVER RINE tonight day, Ham Bulldogs vs Kingston Crystals. | game of semifinals Game time 8 p.m. Admission 25 and 36 cents. No pre-school skate Satur. day afternoon

RESERVE March 14th and 13th for the second annual Co.Op Hog produc tion meetings to be held at Birch Experimental Farm. . Program

BORDEN LEGION Late: Auxiliary ded are sponsoring a Jigg’s inner in the ga BS Home on Saturday, March Sth. Serving! Defence Minister Hellyer and

to be published later. 5 to 6 p.m. $1.25 plate his predecessors have said the Se, fart there has never been an

oe : accident resulting in a nuclear _” ATLANTIC PERSONNEL

detonation—in Canada oc any- wheré else-—shows the extraor- dinary precautions that are ta-

PLACEMENT LIMITED. ken Jor sae E. O. Kerr, President, Atlantic Personnel Place- |. : + as ment Limited, is pleased to announce the open- | — Vital Statistics ing of a-branch office in Charlottetown,*P. E. I. - BIRTHS

MATHESON — Mary and George are pleased to announce the arrival of <their daughter, Sheila Lynn at the King’s County Memorial Hospital on Feb. Y 26; 1966. Weight 8 ibs., 8 oss. A aia ter for Bobby and Gary.

Let us help: you with your Personnel problems.

Executive Personnel, Sales Personnel, Accounting Personnel, General Office Personnel and

Personnel Consulting. 4 tare, John Poste Se Se eae ee ieee ta temenee ms ime da catanl eG: é ER com N , , re vlad. pees ERDAS cacy | ~ [arrival of tht daushier, (Gyivia Re. 16° Aiea ‘gina M the Prince 5510 Spring’ Garden Road Fital on Feb. 28, 1966, weight 8 Ibe. .

Halifax, N. S. Charlottetown Office:

Island Bookkeeping Service TO8 Kent Street — 894-8233 Mr. R. H. Coffil!

USED EQUIPMENT

1__CATD8H TRACTOR 46A SERIES _ Completely reconditioned, new hydraulics. ) | $45,000.00 | CAT D8 TRACTOR I5A SERIES

_ With 8S Dozer and Cab. ._ |

12 ozs., a sister for our 8 boys.

WOTTON —-At the Prince Edward Ia. land Hospital on February 20th, 1966, to Mr, cnt We, Gare Wome. Highland venue, Charlottetown, son Donald Harry.

IN MEMORIAM

a $29,500.00

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With 8A Dozer and No. 8 Ripper. :

Being overhauled in our shop. ; 2 $31,000.00 ~

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THE FAMILY of the late -Mre. Hyde with to express their sin: thanks to the doctors. nurses staff of the Prince Edward Hospital, Provincial Home for Aged, Cutcliffe Funeral Home, and | all those who sent floral triutes, ters and cards of sympathy theit recent sad bereavement. A vere thanks toll:

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DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS Province of Prince Edward Island

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

HOOKED RUG DESIGN COMPETITION

The Women’s Institute of the Province have taken on the job of securing a design for a WALL HANGING, 7 ft. wide x 18 ft. long, for the Department of Public Works.

The rug, which will be hung in the New Provincial Office Build- ing, should depict some historic event or development in the history

*of Prince Edward Island. Sy ~~ Any original design will be considered from any person now — residing in P. E. I.

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SUGGESTED DESIGNS, such as - - -

(1) Samuel Holland’s vision of Charlottetown Harbour. (2) Landing of the Selkirk settlers near Eldon. (3) Blessing of the lobster boats.

* (4) Farm scene. (5) Fishing scene. (6) Industrial Development (7) Queen's visit to P. E. I.

Competition closes July 30, 1966.

No entry fee is charged. but entrants must register by filing entry forms obtainable from the Women’s Institute office, Charlottetown. Designs are to be submitted on paper 28’’ x 72”, in colour,

PRIZES: First — $100.00. (Prize-winning designs become Second— 75.00 the property of the Department Third — 50.00 of Public Works)

Judging of the competition is in the hands of the Minister of Public Works, assisted by a committee of his choosing.

NOTE: The actual hooking of the wall hanging is not part of the present: contest. Details of this phase will be announced

later.

February 22, 1966