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Persons claiming unemploy-'town for this purpose. Canada. | The world-famous piano play-|‘Reminiscences de Don ae cee a nee Se tee | ‘ \ing team of Allison Nelson and ity Franz Liszt. Of Nelson and to reach a decision whether to ' |Harry Neal, who will be making Neal's performance of this se-\sell the rink or atiempt to con- , itheir only P.E.I. appearance to \iection, reviewer Martha Galt|tinue its operation which is now ° ° ~ ‘i morrow night at St. Dunstan's | wrote: “The technical requisites believed to be uneconomical. If p Ti a Vv ‘ q University Alumni Auditoriam, for such a number are tremen-|@ decision is reached to accept have chosen some of their f8-|\ Gaus a6 it is a real display of amy of the tenders submitted it vourite selections for the ¢0® \virtupsity in the grand manner, |is believed immediate plans : — opening number, “Over- a Z —o 2 eee | vo oo eae te ; “al test degree.’ of cure Paty wdeenrnes | errs Nelson gem met as stu- sports nal ne sas Young Progressive ae ith a tonal effects at ’Philadelphia's Curtis section of the city where the nee w i =i |i of Moe At that time, 9eW high school isto be built. wes performed with Hehinews Alliess elses ators Cae ore ge aac tcns’ 5 Agents Named Conservative Association — tting é : th i / tere snes oes well ee have spent tmorethan dose By Commission ae Goldie a ns ‘eusiest artists, Their nave palo housebaiders who s . q h “a esd nmi tela ros tne eet! ~~ Kensington Regional Hig Schoo Johannes Bra . @tican and 20th Century prem- over _ Preparation for the win- A Major, oe: , — teres of lost or forgotten original ter months, the’ Unemployment ‘ eee - ‘wo pi by Br. hms |Works by. famous composers. Insurance’ Commission is get ‘ ; i ay aque of Neloon During the off-season months Prepared for its winter business : and Neal's performance of this|{heY devote themselves to prac- 100. MONDAY OCT 18 * oT. Lf nade remarked “It was|ti@> fecording, teaching, writ- In an interview, C.L. Win- a of played with brilliance and com |imf:,8hd playing with their three chester, Ynsurance “branch su- ; children in their seventeen-room|pervisor, of. the Charlottetown : ' ae the classiciet, well balanced and| 2aneion in Paris, Tennessee. office of cite, Unemaloyenent To ( .2 with great ertistry.” elson a surance ssion, said Aner at ifermisson, the/SMCSEEM SOU stp. ve agents are avaible ial © Deryiel MacDonald panoet aia Se cerare : - e' w rformance the “Concertino for Two Pianos, SINCE 1882 Funeral Service Your Progressive Conservative candidate welcomes the a ee IN NEW. ENGLAND opportunity to meet all young people in the area. waNext comes Maurice Ravel's Sorgen yay gto Our Athol D. Macleod is familiar 9 reviewer in Georgia as “the with your funeral problems for S ial Guest Oe ot the ween rere tT New England. Contact him for pec niece a lacie (ie 0 ee See Hl Gran, prompt and efficient service: Special Guest—T.V. and radio personality Tommy Commen ye iy Stmaginstion and. real. cet as SERVICE IS A “LONG” WORD | bie . Me vee ae peeieren with i eee Conditioned ec oe the It ‘BAGS FOUR BEAUTIES ss at i EVERYONE WELCOME Goose hunti ed other ot the town S shot. No ducks Necessary nuances e, to be the best for the past half a were taken by hese gunners end veiled tomal elfects, inter. AE. ong & Son, IMC. century yesterday by older woven with the strong Spanish oF ; hunters of the daary yee 3 ae ad | See ee 1979 Massachusetts Avenue Inserted by Prince County Conservative Association lins, well known as a hunter, ‘sland News Page The closing number will be|} 'e! TRowbridge 6.5080 CAMBRIDGE 40, MASS. proudly holds four geese taken ilicceeainegpeperenshentichipamnpsoscumentiee eee Et eo! @arly yesterday morning. He | Mrs. Harley Ings, Mrs. Edgar i also advised that his brother, nnis and Mrs. Percy a ; : S % Keith, had shot four at the Chairman Stevie MacDonald “ SS 'E~The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Oct. 16, 1965: \turned swey once’ 100 peat : i * Ducks were down in numbers | eo day 'ciivie with t'wiih locke aia ae ae sob a stated spn not Clinic Uncovers sespicou eases being discover- ee On ee ow had hoped it arkdale eS aan oe: ? = 52 Likely Cases & prAttending, physicians, were dome, found the rewpoune very : sepomt xf gee, A Sek |) total of 238 persons. were ‘Kennedy. v ms . “Those examined d whose results y e DATES FHOM VICTORIA. |s‘ie parxdnie Wi Hall under Men" Gordon Sabinat, ‘Mrs (ay Wse'n the medion he | es akin g The oldest hydro generating |the sponsorship of the Parkdale ‘Warren Hood, Mrs. Theo Ling |ture : tation in Ontario, co the Wel-|Lica Club, Ort of this mumber land Mise, Beth Robinson, It is hoped to have another faod Canal, went into service inithere were 15 suspicious cases. | Stenographers for both ctin- |clinic to take. care of the over- Y 1898 - A The total number tested at the ‘ics were Mrs. Ralph MacGuigan ‘flow in the near future. hs : t WABUSH MINES An Early Start... AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS - (gas and diesel combined) w $3.05 to $3.33 per hour 4 ELECTRICIANS | I $3.05 to $3.33 per hour : MACHINISTS. oo : $3.05 to $3.33 per hour \NG2ZN—— . Lo INSTRUMENT REPAIRMEN | | , : a fy Hoc er as 2 { es $3.05 to $3.33 perhour —i«~S | ae . oe MAINTENANCE MECHANICS Your newspaper carrier knows the value of prompitness, tn ; : $2.98 to $3.26 per hour delivering your newspaper ot you, when. and where you 4 WELDERS Se —— That's just one reason why he's making an “early start” fn es $2.91 to $3.19 per hour ; develo iF iuscinuas abilities and iat. Thieush . ping soun ae abilities a ener es. Throug serving you, he learns the importance of reliability and cour- E These oP enings are available at Wabush Lake, sania and at - . tesy, and the rewards of eaaiedes and initiatwe. ‘ san SS Pointe Noire, Que. (near Sept Iles). early start --- tea great tomorrow! ( Sa ‘Wabush Mines, geared to produce grer 5 million fons of fron ore per rome oes + - .. Offers permanent employment—advancement opportunities—insurance bene- — | © fits—paid annual holidays—normal work week of 40 hours and relocation as-

et ae we salute our carriers on

Our representatives will Be located at the

Motel Charlottetown, Charlottetown

Phone 894-8566 On Monday, Oct. 18th: from 10.00 A.M. to 8.00 P.M..

to interview and “trade test” applicants.

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