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New South Dominated
| ANDERSON ~ Alton and Noreen (nee | Greenan). are happy to announce the birth of their son.Derek Gerard at the Charlottetown Hospita! on April | 1966. Weight 8 izs. 8 ozs.
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KELLY: Brian and Elaine’ (nee Pitre)
Viet Nam Upheaval By Anti-Americanism
| are happy to announce the _ birth of | their son James Andrew at the C.ar- to worry this time. to k South Viet -N lottetown Hospital on April ath, 1906... Malcolm Brown has been’ ;than ever p monks in Sou Nam | Wetted reas brother ni in Viet Nam_ continuously ‘There mate een Siany pelt ars Thich Tam Cahu, a Noth ichael and Pat. : 1 and shared a_ religious upheavals and coups Vietnamese, - and Thich Palit s i : for AP cover- | lin three years, and many have Quang. a central Vietnamese. GRAHAM — Keith and Florence (nee Ulitzer rize r c A | | Matheson) of Brownsburg, Quebec, an- age of the 1963 upheavals |had _ anti-American overtones. Most of the other dozen or $0) (ine me ~ So sen A Feu that brought down the Diem \'This time, anti- Americarism 18 leading monks also are eithes | ‘Smith "Clinic, Hawkesbury, | Ontario government. He is ‘the’ ja Soren Sane. nortiern or central Vietnamese. Brother for David ,author of. The New Face of During uly summer of The Buddhist movement has : War and now ts at work on. | 1963, the Buddhists headed 4 never had militant power in the | MacEACHERN: Robh P | te5 . = Jaualee are happy to ennoanee. the anether book, \\ political drive against Roman populous Mekong River delta. birth of their baby sister, Marla Joan atholic president Ngo Dinh GAIN a at the Charlottetown, Hospital o” April. ByMALCOLM..W, BROWNE |Diem. The United States sup. GMNED..POF v UARITY teal: pateue are Bale sea Ges SAIGON (AP — Mobs with | ported the Diem regime until ct vy uarigati e ald MacKachern. f clubs are in the streets, ban- ‘its oe oo ‘ ee ae Vauieaan ° ie aerania and 0) n/ anti-American signs gan to 5 3 ‘ , ns, IN’ ‘MEMORIAM i uate pins. the. aly. thet ar at BuddhiSt’ dertonstra. 'ts lack of regional identity with | in’ yellow re manning eir | appe the South waet | : command: telephones, and; tions.— ou ietnamese people | HENDERSON * — In loving* memory ‘at | SouttViet. Nam is again in tur- pe the army coup of Nov. would ‘probably have doomed it |
my wile Mrs. Benjamin Hendersuu, | .who passed away Apr) 12, 1964 Beautiful memories, woven in gold, This:cis tHe picture I tenderly hold,
moil. ‘ | Once sina U.S» officials are|
-deeply__worried about keeping
to political obscurity, if it. had -not_been for Diem’s attempts | to subdue them. .
Since 1963, the © Buddhist
|1, 1963, in which Diem was -overthrown—and_slain,—_relations between the Buddhist leaders
Americans have more reagon |
Always remembered by her _husbang.}
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NOTICES A NOTICES
-~TENDERS ~
TOWN OF GEORG ETOWN
Séaled tenders addressed to the Town of ~Georgetown will be received up.to 5:00 pm: in the afternoon Standard Time the 9th day of April for the construction of a Limited Sanitary Eta a
--€ollection System, - Georgetown,. P.
Plans, specifications and tender oe can be obtained from the engineers by — general contractors. A deposit of $50.00 payable to the undersigned is required for each set of plans and documents.
The lowest or any © tender not necessarily accepted. LAURIE A. COLES & ASSOCIATES _ Consulting Engineers
AUCTION SALE
» MT. HOPE, KINGS COUNTY -MONDAY,. APRIL 18 AT 1 P.M.
STOCK: : Be
i Ayrshire cow, 4 ane old, fresh; 2 Shorthorn cows, fresh; 1 Angus cow, 3 yrs. old: 1 Angus "heifer to freshen; 1 Ayrshire heifer to freshen; 1 Holstein heifer to freshen; 2 Hertford: heifers, 2 yrs. old; (fat) a number of feeder cattle; 6 Herford heifers, 1 yr. old; 6 calves Holstein and beef breed; 1 horse 2 yrs .old: (broken); “1 horse 12 yrs. old.
' Terms of ' sale*™— Cash. Sale will be held on the Lath rain or shine.
THOMAS McKENNA, Auctioneer.
NOTICE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION OF 5th KINGS |
~ ANNUAL MEETING “WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1966 cat 8:30 P.M.
LION’S HALL, GEORGETOWN
Platform Guests:
Melvin “McQuaid, M.P.,. Hon. Leo Rossiter, Douglas MacGowan, MEA, Thomas Curran, MLA..
All interested people are invited to attend.
‘ Ralph MacDonald, Pres. Sth Kings: Pe. Assoc.
EDWIN MacDONALD .- J
Owner.
Da
i Ayrshire heifer, fresh; |
SENTNER: memory of my |
In loving —Gilbert— who pas!
-Announcements | CITY AND QUEENS
VAN VERNON River Hall Tues | day, April 12th 9.30 te 12.30 Music | |by ‘The Islanders.” °
jwed away April 12, 1949. Peacetully sleeping: resting at fast, ; Her weary trials and troubles past, / In a lence she
Te Bet tai called “her ‘home to wutter | no more.
Lovingly .remembered by son Henry
; C.Y.0.. entertainment in Vernon In. loving memory of my | River Hall Wednesday Apri! 13th. Music
Mrs, Deroy Villard who | >¥ the Shamrocks. |
Passed away April 11, 1962. AFTON BALL card party will be héd
Tho tears in my eyes do not a and__my” face is not” “always ee ee peer Sere
there-is never-a night or a et but I thinkof the mother I had Not a day do I forget you,.in my! THE MEETING. ara cy of St. Raul’s Church is cancelled un! peart you: are. sways. hares foe. 1 | further notice. | “loved you and miss you as it ends the | '™ |
fourt’ year
VILLARD:
RESERVE Wednesday April 13. at 8
Lovingly remembered by her son Keg. of i p.m. for the’ repeat performance
a daughter-in-law Irene and {a | the Mt. Herbert W.1- play, ‘The Med.
‘dlesome -Maid’’ at “the Protestant
Children’s Home.
CARD OF. THANKS
THE FAMILY of the late Gahill James
| Cheverie wish to sincerely thank the
|Doctors and staff of the Charlottetown | River Women’s Institute.
| Hospital also the. Clergy relatives,
‘friends, neighbours. The Perry Funeral... pANCE Mt. Ryan hal! Johnston's
Home officiating Clergy those who| River_every Friday night, good musie,
sent cards, letters and for the many | canteen service
acts of kindness during our recent sad | ‘
bereavement HOT TURKEY supper in
Mr. and--Mrs. Meuriee -Cheverie and Hall, Saturday. April 16th,
family. ' |ffrom 4 p.m. Adults $1.25, |.75. Sponsored by U.C.W.
COME TO Fredericton .Concert 19 Wheatley Hiver Hall on Thursday April’ 14th. Sponscred by Wheatley
Stanley serving children |1 WISH TO express my sincere thanks! to, Dr. Inman, ‘Burses and staff of the | THERE Wilt be pee ee s County Memorial Hospital for | school trustees _and interested | their kindness tome while a patient | persons in the Belfast ~~ in Belfast there. Also to all who visited me, and*| Hall. Friday, April 15 a¢ 6.00 to dis- so kindly sent flowers, cards and gifts. ‘|@uss Elementary School Consolidation. A sincere thanks to all. Department of Education representa, Stewart Hunter, Strathcona. tives will be present.
I_WISH TO thank Drs. Bonnell, Inman ~ KINGS COUNTY
and special- nurses, nurses and staff
of Kings County Hospital, Rev. Mr.
|Currie, visiting: clergy, those who sent| VARIETY CONCERT, cards, treats and helped my family | Hall, Wednesday April 13th, while I was a patient there. Also a| Sponsored by Cambridge, W.I. specia] thanks to Harlan Robbins~ my
| NOTICES NOTICES
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
Please attend the meeting at the
~ RECREATION CENTRE ©
__ TUESDAY, APRIL see at 8 P.M. ©
a
Attention Member No. 201 Wing, RCAF ASSOCIATION
REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING TONIGHT 8:30 P.M. Wing Rooms, Grafton Street
meerten? Business
AUCTION SALE.
AT NEW DOMINION | THURSDAY, APRIL 14 AT 1:30 P.M. |
3 milch cows, 16 one-year olds, M.H. 2 furrow tractor plow, tandem disc harrows, 3 section Jever harrows, 3 section smoothing harrows, roller,
Cockshutt spreader on rubber, 32 foot escalator, 14 H.P. electric motor, platform ‘scales, grindstone, 10 ft..rake, driving wagon, driving sleigh, horse hiller with sulky, dump cart, water- bowls, _ stall divider., brooder stove and poultry - equipment,
ss
‘America had to-—support—su
+ Diem‘s-_police.
room ‘mate. RESERVE Friday ert 15th for John M. Johnston, (Don). | Spring Tea to be in . United Fi Chard Kasur fom 3 p.m. to 30. ents. FOR LATE eure vateengea dt contest for naa gs » Montague inited NOTICES | scjomal Church tall Peiday, evening Apel 13th. prises and : [eee “SEE PAGE 3 anaes 4 freshments “semisim#cein ‘tna 3,
ernments;: ‘|10 PER CENT CATHOLIC I
~“Ttrouble is” the cultural” and *| guistic
_||Mamese and South Vietnamese. |
“Sin the north:
De “heart L. ; Sept. oe ‘their Vietnamese allies in the and Americans—improved—but— ce a a © “ove and’ cherish and never tor’ | war against thé Viet Cong: ——-Banization—has use!
ar The Buddhists objected to erful by maintaining its image’
most new national governments 35 ‘he defender of the people. | . ch Buddhist leaders— ha
to gover.._rents, and —tensions be: ae tween Buddhist organizers and | their cae ea
the Americans mounted. “quick to piek up ar | |MONK SOUGHT- REFUGE themes.
“Yn 1963; the Buddhist politicat ——There—isreal -danger—when- Movement was an underground Buddhist pressure turns ~di- |
organization in which commu-)Tectly against the Amevican | nications were whispered in Presence here, as it now ap. | back alleys and monks did their Pears to have done.
planning in secret cells in Vietnamese women are often | slums. Only the powerful monk ffended by well-meaning but | Thich Tri Quang remained” at ‘de-U.S. soldiers in the streets. | large to dyect activities, and he “®¢—when an~ agitator tells a} was quickly forced to take ref: | Buddhist. crowd. that the som
US. embassy from | (€r-million American troops a mee At ee vee all eating steak every day soa |
after the thereby depleting the nation of meat, the crowd believes it.
a)
All that changed | coup that ousted Diem. Leading q monks such as Thick (Thick) A¢ ually, U.S. forees import means venerable) “‘Pri Quang | PPactically all: the food they | and Thich Tam Chau now trav. | ¢4t But mobs are peonaees to elled by limousine and plane | believe the worst. ‘ rather than bicycle-taxt. 7 the cities, the | American
Ni litician o% er {| Military presence as sen sieht coun aie. tem, way | prices far, beyond the reach of
South Viet Nam was without | Most middle-class ‘ Vietnamese.
@ constitution or legislature and | saarE without any legal basis for) ‘the VIET CONG colt gene a government at all. In| viet toe ee ae os area:
this vacuum, the Buddhist hier- almost. all. observers. No one has--yet'-offered— proof that -any Tesponsible Buddhist leader was working with the Viet Cong, but | 14 o programs frequently dove-
Oe ce “in the “couritry= |
monks have ‘ fre-
ganda lines. lately has struck |1
Sp encer’s Year In Spotlight Speekod Six: Judicial Probes
OTTAWA (CP) eahrael Victor Spencer had less ‘than a year in .the national spotlight but that-was long enough to spark three — judicial ~ inquiries linked to security. matters. :
While the inquiry by Mr. Jus: itice Dalton Wells of the Ontarto Suppeme Court was set up to thvestigate whether» Spencer was treated fairly when he was dismissed from his Vancouver -postal job, after being linked to 'aRussian spy case, it was the continuing turmoil over his case in the commons that led “to two other inquiries: i
—A full royal commission In-
quiry into espionage and se-
curity-in-Canada,and
—A one-man royal
sion inquiry
singer. affair:
_The inquiry , into the broader aspects of security and espio”
commis- into. the Mun-
“The Guardian Charlottetown, Tues., April 1 12, 1966. A
“ters in the former Conservative
- YOUR AD ON THE CLASSIFIED. PAGE MEANS. CASH EVERY DAY |
MONTAGUE ~
Mr. and Mrs,
Art Wright and
sonsPeter and Alan, ‘Saint John, N.B. are spending a holi- - day in Souris, guest of. Mr,
Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wright. On.return to Saint John they will be accom- panied by Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. Peter -Sinclair, Charlotte- town
Gwen Clark, i omaew Ontarte
and cher friend Kay Freeman, student at Dathousie University,
leaving Canada in 1961. But:she. was located very- much” alive at’
a flat in Munich.
In an interview, «she denied she had ever. been a spy. but said she had known two minis- Sevigny, then
cabinet. Pierre
associate defence minister, and spent the Faster weekend in ‘George Hees, then. trade minis Montague. guests of Mr. and ter ‘ Mrs Keir Clark
But sinee her first interview ea DAE oes parts of her-story have changed and: Mr. Hees has been inveti 7 ‘gating a possiblé~libel action NOTICE To against a German magazine for “CONTRACTORS
an article based an” Mrs>Mun-
singer’ s oars’
SEALED TENDERS, addresséd to the undersigned, Room E815, 400 Laurier Avenue’ West, Ot- tawa 4, Ontario, and marked as
HARVESTS LOOK UP
~ Indonesia exceeded its 1965
Sugar production target of 750,- to content; will be received up 000 tons. by 25,000 tons. to three P.M. F.D°T. om the ————— 4th day of May 1966, for the
nage is still heing organized ‘and an announcement has been promised by the prime
TO apply ol the following.
P86 re
: _| (a) 8-Transportable Three. Bed- minis- CONTRACTORS room Houses installed ~on n the next few days. | a oh foundations prepared by e Munsinger affair, Involv- | SEALED- TENDERS, address-~~“others at various sites in the ing allegations ‘of’ sex and se- ed to the undersigned, Room Mackenzie —Distriet —of-- the curity, broke out in the Com- | E815, 400 Laurier Avenue West! N. W. 1. when |Ottawa 4, Ontario, and marked
mons: Friday, March 4, Justice Minister Cardin was un- der fire for refusing an inquiry | into Spencer's case. ie
(The following Monday, | % | Prime Minister Pearson or- dered the inquiry.)
During the heated Friday ex- | change, Mr. Cardin_asked Op- | {position Leader Diefenbaker “to tell the house about his partict- | pation in the —Monseignor case | iwhen he was prime minister_of_|
| a country.” \CAME EROM GERMANY
While it took a couple of days | to untangle“ the confusion in | jnames, “Mr. Cardin's challenge | ‘finally was identified. as involv-| ing the activities of Gerda Mun- singer, who, Mr. Cardin said, had been involved with ‘two or more" Conservative cabinet ministers and also ‘‘engaged in espionage work’ before coming or from Germany in The Munsinger affair re-
placed the Spencer case in_the
spotlight and finally Mar 4, Mr. Pearson announced Mr.
Preme Court of Canada would ‘conduct a” one-man ‘royal com:
| side; non-combatants ‘are being killed at a staggering rate by artillery and air bombardment. Representative Clement~ locki,, a. Wisconsin Democrat, said recently he believed two civiians were being killed by U.S. forces~and their allies for levery Viet Cong killed. p Against this background, American popularity in Viet:
government
Despite the street batties that have sometimes erupted be- tween Buddhists and Catholics,
st point in history. | Ky ew to Weesian to mised
Kt ie generally accepted that
Nam's population is Roman * Catholic and that perhaps 70 per | 1°: cent are at least nominal Bud- Many Vietnamese were an- dhists or in rélated_ religions. | tog Some said Ky was dancing
determined joint communi-
—has—reached—possibly—its-- —Spencer identified filmself W|
mission Inte charges.
light: May 8, 1965, when the ex- ternalaffairs department an- nounced two. Soviet Embassy officials had been expelled after paying thousands of dollars for information from two Cana- \dians, one a- ~eivil_servant in a | minor post.
@ Dewspaper man as the civil servant involved, and on Nov. 28 Mr.Cardin confirmed , the identification. The opposition -in- sisted Mr. Cardin's action had branded Spencer .a spy.
The government said Spencer wouldn't be. prosecuted because | he was dying ‘of lung canter.
The Hoa Hao and Cao Dai sects |to the American tune. Ky was
claim 1,000,000 followers. There | charged openly with being too
also=are Protestant Christians. |Close to the Americans — a/ Normally followers of all |Charge that has proved fatal to |
these faiths get al th many a politician in the past, | another, slg Ati fence. | at which puts teeth in the
-cism—is—rare—in—this—country— — A. much bigger source of | Lackey of the imperial
ins One—Buddhist—
differences among the | minded ' reporters recently: |
North Vietnamese, central Viet- “You donit have to be a Viet
| Cong -to. be be anti-American.”
Yo CHARGED QUINCY, Ill. (AP) — An 18-
year-old youth was charged. central Vietnamese. In the pres-|with murder Sunday in the’ ent military government, both double slaying March 22 of two) the chief of state Gen. Nguyen’! iQuiney career girls. State's At- Van_ Thieu, the premier, |torney Don Adams ‘said the Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, originated; lyouth is Ronald. McCleery, also: known as Ronald Glas, who} This is a source of irritation lives several doors from. the to many.South Vietnamese, who apartment shared by the girls. feel the. nation should be ruied The victims of the knife and by southerners. ishotgun murders were Judith ‘Ironically, it: single Greening, 22, and_ Donetta Pick- |
With a few exceptions, the. Saigon government has been | dominated since Vietnamese in- | dependence in 1954 by north and
is the
most decisive foroe in Vietna-/ens, 21. Both worked as “secre- mese Buddhism, oo, The two |taries. fot
Dept. of industry &-Natural Resources ELECTRICAL INSPECTION ~ ~ DIVISION -
The office of the Electrical Inspection Division will be located im the new Provincial Building, ma Street 5th floor centre) after April 13,
E. S. Candler, Chief Electrical Inspector.
hay fork, potato fork; cart saddle, collars ,.and other harness and many other artciles, 450 bales hay, 130 bales straw. If day unfit, salé Friday, April-15. TERMS CASH, —
Owner HECTOR, C U ‘RRIE
Hehe,
; Auctioneer CLAUDE CRASWELL
~ AUCTION ‘SALE .
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One of the most common afflic- | ment’’. was reported. This im-
WEBSTER’S CORNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 — 1:30 P.M.
1 Ferguson tractor, Hillman station wagon ‘59, 3 section Spring tooth harrows, sectional ‘seeder; turmip pulper; potato digger; platform scales: 1 cream separator; truck wagon;
1 cart on wheels; Hall’combine threshing machine; 150 bus. | mixed grain; 250 bus. oats; 2Ybales of hay; 40 bales of: straw. Household effects;: 1 Beaverbrook range with new Kemae burner; 2 Queen heaters; 1 Fridge; 1 Beatty iwash- ing machine; beds, springs and mattresses; 1 couch and -| mattress; 2 bureaus; parlour suite; rocking chairs, Many
other articles too numerous to mention. |
PHILIP SMITH, Sh TROMAS McKENNA, Owner. “=*Auctioneer,
Terms of gale cash. ; : Mf not fine first day following aa
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He later had a lung removed. |COULDN’T REVEAL SAME
The. government then said ‘much of its evidence against Spencer was inadmissible in
security procedures.
opposition parties the sities.
‘tion to belabor the government ‘when the new Parliament ,opened this year and the oppose tion attacks had reached a peak |when the justice minister men- \tioned. the “‘monseignor affair.”
The Munsinger affairs also has its confusing aspects.
Mrs. Munsinger was reported to have died of leukemia in, East Germany _ shortly after |
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DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
Justice W. F. Spence of the Su-|~
Mr. Cardin’s|~
The Spencer case came to|
‘River, Alberta,
on cee en
jas to content, wil be received up 7h) 10: Transportable Three Bed \to three P.M.°E.D.T. on the 4th ““ room Houses F. 0. B. Mont: day of Miay 1966, for the supply)
the. following: fc, fene: SUeDee < (ec) Supervision of the erection (a) 4— ‘Prefabricated Insulated of the 10 units mentioned is
Garage Buildings— 5 Ment ian No. .437 -F.0.B. Mont-) , Quebec.
(bY = Prefabricated ue : Buildings—Standard Copies of the Form of ‘Tender, —
(b) above, on foundations prepared by othersat Fro- bisher Bay,—N.-W.T.
‘Garage Plan No. 437—F.0.B. Hay Agreement, Plans and .Srect: River, N.W.T.______*_ fications—may—be- -examined—or—: | Obtained from the office of: '|Copies of the Form of "Ten ter, Agreement, Plans and Speci-. (1) Office of the Indian Com- fications may be examined missioner for -
obtained from the office of:
(1) Office of. the Indian Com- missioner for British Cohumbia,
308. Federal Building,
Vancouver, B.C.
British Columbia,
303. Federal’ Building,
Vancouver, B. C. (2) Regional Office,
Indian Affaire Branch, » 344 Edmonton Street, “
(2) Regional Office, Winnipeg 2, Manitoba. * an Affairs Branch, - rao 5 ms Ed nS : (3) Ree: ee Territories nnipey 3; Manitoba. Federal Publie Building, (3) Agent.’ Northwest Territories; 107th Street, ae Edmonton, Alberta. 107th Street, ms (4) Regional Office,
Natural and Historie : Resources Branch, — |. Customs Building, —~
ces Branch, a | —~ Catgary, “Albert. : 5 (5) Regional Office,
« Natural. and Historte Resources Branch, Immigration Anne, Terminal Road,”
(5) Regional Office, Natural and Historic Resour- Branch,
Immigration Annex, Halifax, Nova Seotie, -
, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oe — Engineering (6) ie Chief, Engineering _ Northern Administration Pane Branch,
: Nadtinn Administration 400 Laurier ‘Avenue West,
Branch, Ottawa 4, Ontario.
400 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa 4, Ontario.
Copies of the Plans and Speci- fications may also be examined et the Builders’ Exchanges at Edmonton, Calgary and Peace Winnipeg and Brandon, Manitoba, Vancouver, B.C., Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario, Montreal, Quebec and
Peer es ‘Copies of the Plans and Speci- Copies of the Plans and Speci- fications may be obtained om fications may be obtained on oe | deposit of a certified cheque for for $95.00, “payable to the Receiver — The sit will be refunded if the and Specifications are returned in_good. order. within thirty. day
Copies of the Plans and Speél- fications may also be exami- ned at the Builders’ Exchanges at Edmonton, Calgary and Peace River, Alberta, Winnipeg and Brandon, Manitoba, Vancouver, B. C., Toronto and Hamil Ontario, Montreal, Quebee a Halifax, Nova Scotia
ayable to . Receiver, “of Cana Deposi wil be~-refunded-if-the--Plans- and: Specifications are returned in,|*
good order within thirty days) of the closing date for tenders. of the closing date for tenders.
Each tender must. be accom-| Bach tender must be accom- panied by a guarantee in the! panied by a: guarantee in the form specified in ‘the ‘‘Instruc- form specified im the ‘‘Instruc- tion to Tenderers’’. tions to Tenderers’’.
' ‘ The Department is: not bound The Denartment is not bound
19 accept the lowest or nay'to accept the lowest or any tenders. | tender. A. B. Yates, A. B. YATES, oe Engineering Chief, Engineering Division, pee 5 Northern Administration Nore reer Branch, Hl
Departm Department of Northern Affairs and eral Recneenl, Atairs and National Resources, Ottawa,
Ottawa, Ontario. | Ontario.
SEALED TENDERS addrese- | ed to the Area Director, De-. partment of ° Fisheries, P.O.
noon, May 2nd, 1966, for the construction of a fire protec
tion system and tatepresed:| Sewer system on the Depart- _ment's property at Ellerslie,
Plans, specifications, partment deposit of $50.00 per set in the | form of a certified cheque or Money order payable to the eiver General of Canada. sits,wil be refunded when Plans and. specifications are returned. in good order. The lowest or nay tender not necessarily accepted.
(Signed) A. W. H. NEEDLER |
“| Box 550, Halifax, N.S; will be 7. | feceived “ip to 12 o'clock J”
ete, | may be obtained from the De. | at Halifax upon’ a’!
_ciTy. OF DARTMOUTH
Required by
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (Additions to Staff)
Graduate Engineers to work on design and bp construction,
Engineering Te¢ hnicians | with ‘experience r Engineering field/or with suilable ee.
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