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150 Great George Street Charlottetown

CITY In QUEENS

“WE TREAT the sick well" Glaser‘! Pharmacy. Vitamins for all ages. Shop ‘at “your" Drug Store for fresh. Standard-

ics.v Dial (-8170 for prompt de- livery.

Wanted -Experienced Plant SUPERINTENDENT

.,.Capab1e of supervising a dairy-plant manufactur- mg butter roller powder, ice cream and fluid milk.

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Apply to your local NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

SALESMAN 1 REQUIRED

well established Wholesale Hardware ‘Com- pany requires the se ces of an ve sales- . man to cover the Province of Prince Edward

Island. ' No objection to allied line. = Experience in hardware is essential. Please apply in your own hand writing to: BOX 17265 The‘ Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

‘;giving an outline of experience, education, age and -marital status. All letters of application will be acknowledged.

H in

accepted

ind Vitamin products and 'l'on- Mum

TENDER

for the Relocation of Existing House

Announcements I

TURKEY SUPPER Marshfield Bail. Saturday. Sept. 0th. at p.m. In aid of Marshfield Pres- byterian Church.

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TEE ELITE Mllliuery. Gt. George Street, Charlottetown; earliest with the latest in Fall cry - now showing teens and tiny tots. Oven Set. to 5 p.m.

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Montague Regional High School

Sealed Tenders addressed to the Secretary, Montague Regional High School, Montague. will be received until 4 p.m., the 17th day of September, 1962 for Re-location of Existing House.

Plans. specifications and tender documents may be viewed and obtained at the office of the architect, 92 Queen Street, Charlottetown. A de- posit of $10.00 payable to the architect is tequired for each set of plans and documents.

The lowest or any tender not necawarily

Sgd.: G. Keith Picltard.

Architect.

CITY 8 QUEEN!

RESERVE I"riday.~0ctober 19 for Rebekah 3sIad Supper.

EDISON J. Fraser's White

now open for gas, oil, etc. All business handled from the gen- eral store.

J. S. TAYLOR. Optometrist, 204 Queen Street, Charlottetown. will be absent from his office.’ Sept. Bth-12th inclusive.

GROUP 2. of Marshfield-Dun- staffnage United Church will hold cake sale. Friday. Sept. 7 from 7-9 p.m. at Ellis Bros.

Sherwood.

i DR. J. K. L. IRWIN will be : absent from the Polyclinic. Sept. (tit - 17th. inclusive.

HAMPTON UNITED Church of Canada. U.C.W. Thankoffer ing Service. 9.00 p.m. Rev. M. K. Charman. guest minister. Com- bined choirs and soloists. Rev. Bryer R. Jones, minister.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES ha- saar. Community Center. Sept. 21. 22. Friday and Saturday. Home cooking. handicrafts, ga- mes, amusements. etc.

HIGHLAND, TAP and s t e p dance classes beginning. Septem- ‘her 15. Classes held Wednesdays and Saturdays. Instructor Shir- ley B u r k e. For registration Phone 4-8616.

MEMORIAL Service. The an- nual Memorial Service will be held at the cenotaph Cornwall at 2.30 p.m. Advanced time Sun- day. September 9th. Special speakers. All veterans. who

can are asked to attend the par- ade medals will be worn. T h e ' ntal band from Char-

regime lottetown has kindly consented to be present. The school chil-

Rose Service Station, Vernon is be

OLD TIME‘ dance every Fri- day night. Panrnurs '-land Beech. Dancing 10-1 a.m.

VARIETY Concert and dance Lower Montague Hall, Thursday, Septefiiber 13th. Lunches will

so .

CHURCH OF CHRIST. Murray River. 8.00 evening service. (ad- vanced time). Speaker, David We e.

APPLICATIONS from out ing districts will be received for a limited number of pupils to at- tend grades seven and eight at Montague Elementary School. Applications will be received by the principal between 3.20 and 4.30 o'clock. Monday, Septemb- or 10 . applicants must bring previous y e a r s report card.

PRINCE COUNTY

UNLOADING SOON Albion Nut and Egg Coal. Also Coke. Book your orders now. Terms Cash. Phone 27-23, Wyman Wad dell. Albany.

DR. STEWART. Crapaud will be absent from his practice from Sept. 9th to 15th inclusive.

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piano. factory reconditioned, lo- vely tone. C. J. Gallant Co., Howlan, P.E.I.

AT GALLANTS Baldwin

Electronic organ, two manuel. Church committees invited, eve- ning appointments. C. J. Gallant Co. Howlan. Phone R40-31.

KENSINC-TON Rink, teenage dance, with all your favourite hit parade records, tonight Fri- day, September 7. Dancing from 9 to 12. Admission 35 cents.

RED CROSS rummage sale will be held in the Armouries.

AT GIALLANTS I-leintzman =

The Guardian, Charlottetown, r'rI.. Sept. 7. I982.

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Births, Deaths

Marriages BIRTHS

CIIEVERIE - At Sourls Hos- pital on August 31. 1962 to Mr. and Mrs. Pius Cheverie, El- mira, a son, George Blaine. Weight 8 lb.

Five match-as sponsored by‘ the United Services Officer's Club. Charlottetown. will be fir- ed at Squaw Point Range Sat- urday afternoon. The aggregate scores of these events will de- termine the Island service con- ditions rlfle championship.

Getting underway -at 1:00 p.m. the first match will be 10 shots deliberate at 300 yards. this will be followed by a second string of 10 shots. to be fire while in a sitting position and at the same range.

The third event will also take place at 300 yards and will

READY — Born at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Wed- nesday. Sept. 5th, 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford (Kip) Ready (nee Jeanne Pickard R.N.) a rzlaughter, Jennifer Mary. wt.

zs.

MacDOUGALL — At the P.E.I.

Hospital, Sept. 5. 1962. to Mr.

d Mrs. H. C. MacDougall, a

son Gordon Shane, 8 lbs, 2 oz.

a brother for David, Ronnie and Lorie

ENGAGEMENTS MACLEAN MACEWEN Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mac-

Five Matches Go Sat. At Squaw Point Range

consist of 10 rounds rapid fire.

The scene will them move back to the 600 yard mound, from where a run-down will get un- derway. This match consists of starting out at 600 yards and in para): exposures of the. ,targets for periods 45 seconds, during which time the shooters I rounds.

The final event will be the fir- ing of 10 rounds at 100 yards in a standing position. All these matches will be fired using the new FN rifle with slings re- moved.

Lean, 24 Pleasant Street, Char- lottetown, announce the en- gagement of their only daugh-

HUNTER'S CORNER

ter. Glenda Jane, to Donald Frank, son of Mrs. Jeannette MacEwen and the late Mr. Frank MacEwen. Charlotte- town. Marriage to take placel Saturday, October 6th at 2.30:‘ p.m. in Trinity United Church..l Charlottetown. I DRUMMOND —- MEADOWS — Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Drum-’

The opening of the duck and I goose season is only a few weeks from becoming a reality . . .23 days to be exact. . .with moud’ Freetown’ a-“ounce the our black duck prospects still engagemept 0‘ U-Ie" only dam in the un redictable column To §-”‘“}”' -G: llw“L19mse' RN" ml date no illacks worth the name 3,1,: ‘fires, wj11l{aaI:,' 5§.',‘e§,§,,¥"i are on the move. Even a few Moo se Jaw. Saskatchewan. l 5'93“ 33° 1°“ skew‘ °f this Marriage 10 ‘take place at; top waterfowl prize would be Freetown United Church on‘-Weaving spidery ske_ins against September 29. 1962. at 2.30‘: tattle evéfipnng skyl1n_e- Whetrye p.m. are ey 1s season. is a SIX - 2 five: dollar question. We not rea-

TENDER

Bus Garage Montague Regional High School

OTICES NOTICES

Sealed Tenders addressed to the Secretary, Montague Regional High School, Montague will be

Maternal Health Classes Department of Health

: New series begins

Thursday. Sept. |3th—2.30 and 7.30 p.m. ’ National Flhn Board Theatre

Dominion Building Phone 4-3245 It is important to attend first class if possible.

received until 4 p.m. the 17th day of Sept, 1962, for the erection of a 3 bay Bus Garage.

Plans, specifications and tender documents may be viewed and obtained at the office of the architect, 92 Queen St., Charlottetown. A deposit of $10.00 payable to the architect is required for each set of plans and documents.

The lowest or ‘any tender not necessarily accepted.

- AUCTION SALE

OF PROPERTY

Estate of Alfred J. Hoiile, '60 I-Iillsboro St., Tues- day. September 11th., 2:00 p.m. 8 room single dwelling. lot approximately 60 x 80.

W. H. BEATON.

IEASTERN TRUST co. Auctioneer.

‘ Trustees ,.

Sgd.: G. Keith Pickard. Architect.

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Effective Sept. 7th, I962

Our Showroom — User Car Lot

and PARTS DEPARTMENT

will be Open every ’. FRIDAY EVENING -till 9 p.m. I ‘ STEWART MOTORS LTD.

Gt. George St. Phone 4-5579

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ANTEED tor I2,000 miles or a Full Year.

I Falcon Tudor White. 6 cylinder.

Falcon Tudor Aqua, 6 cylinder.

Falcon Fordor Green. 6 cylinder.

Falcon Fordor

INTERRUPTION NOTICE

There will be a series of short interruptions of electric power on Friday, September 7. 1962. The areas affected will be:——

9:00 — 10:00 am. Advanced Summer I-lours — Wiltshire, Kingston, Cornwall, Clyde River. Canoe Cove, Roclw Point‘ and Bon-

~ show.

10:00 — 11:00 am. Advanced-Summer Hours -- North River Road from-the High School to the Trans-Canada Elm.

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Maritime Co. Ltd.

White, 6 cylinder.

WAS

Falcon Sedan, 6 cylinder

Automatic. deluxe, fully equipped.

Falcon Sedan, 6 cylinder our optima. .

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Tuseacuttny trsnno ;;AND X-RAY sumv 1962.

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I C-oloxie 500 Sedan, 6 cylinder

taglla. Sprfounalnq ; School Districts‘

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Foirlane 500 Sedan

wuss . Bias. s crunaui aatlanatic. radie Ooloxie "500 Sedan _ 'stioh.say?t.u.tuoatc.pow«sns-s.stou-tug. Join the Hundreds of Customers who .DeIIe.rs: it . . . I

have

151'. maestro. .

dren will also parade.

WINNER of the radio d r a w sponsored by Southport Hockey team was Anita Cooper of South-

Summerside. Friday, September 14 at 2.00 p.m.

MacLEOD—BOYLE — Mr. and Mrs. I-Iarold MacLeod. Irish- town. announce the engage-

NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church, Worship 11 a.m., Rally Day service. Rev. George Killen.

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KINGS COUNTY

DR. KASSNERRS office will be closed from September 4 to Sep- tember 18 inclusive.

MR. KENNETH R. MacDon- aid. Barrister and Solicitor, will he in his Montague Office every Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

MODERN and old time danc- ing every Friday night Morel) Community ball. Dancing 9:30 12:30. Chaisson and MacDon:tlds Orchestra.

NOTICE dancing classes, Mur- ray River School, will commence Saturday, September 8th, 9 a.m.

NOTICE OF SBALE OF LANDS 1'

SHERIFF-STELLA MARIS SCHOOL TRUSTEES

PURSUANT to and by Virtue of Writs of Execution to me direct- ed and issued out of the County Court of Queens Conn at the First Circuit of the said Court on the 10th day of June A.D. 196;’. on action wherein the Trustees of School District No. 172 in Queens County (Stella Maris) were Plaintiffs against the lands 1stly_ 2nd.-ly, 3rdly and fourthly hereinafter described and which executions were severally marked to levy as follows:—-firstly for

TO CLEAR OUI OUR STOCK

With new models arriving the last of this month we are selling our I962 models at greatly reduced prices.

You have a choice of the following — ALL NEW! ALL GUAR-

Fctirla

Whi

Fairl-a no 500 Sedan White, 8 cylinder. ,

Fairl-one 500 Sedan

White - Black, 8 cylinder, automatic.

3 FORD F-600 3-TONS, HEAW DUTY THROUGHOUT

DEMONSIRAIORS

5 LEFT TO SELL. SOME WITH LESS THAN I000 MILES. ‘ NOW

NOW

to 4 p.m. Instructress. Judy Ste- wart.

$48.6-1 Secondly for $112.90, third- ly for $97.76 and fourthly for $178.90 being the amounts of School taxes and costs which re- main unpaid together with the costs of and incidental to levy and sale and other expenses of

I hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that on Friday the 21st day of

DANCE Legion Hall. Cardigan Friday. September 7th. Canteen 9-11. dancing 9-12.30, music by Webster.

(Atlantic Standard time) in front of the Court House in Charlotte- town in Queens County in Prince Edward Island I will set up and sell to the highest bidder the fol- lowing‘ described tracts of land:- FIRSTLY: ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE AND PARCEL OF‘ LAND at North Rustico in Lot No. 23 in Queens County in Prince Edward Island, bounded as follows. BE- ING on the south east side of the Shore Road and being the lands purc by Harold Blacquiere from John Joseph ‘Gallant about the year 1955 SECONDLY: ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE AND PARCEL OF LAND at North Rustico in Lot 24 in Queens County in Prince Edward Island. bounded as fol- lows: - COMMENCING on the north east side of David Pino's land in the rear line of land now or formerly owned by Michael Blacquiere. thence along Dav Pino's said line to the north west angle of Prosper Blacquiere's land thence in a straight line to

no 500 Sedan

te - Green. 8 cylinder.

MIIIM 5 ¢'-V11n<l°'- ' - th rth rn ngie of Michael P Galaxle Tudor Blhclh?iier:'s sand enoe along

Falcon Fordof M1118. 3 ¢-'l'l|!1d61'- Michael P. Blacquieres rear or Blue 6 W“ I west Ilme a distance of El yards

' ' ' , to the place of commencement.

- Galaxte 500 Sedan rogemea with a right or way a Fan-lane Sedan mac,“ ,, cylmden aummm feet wnde from the 1and.sRde;- new’ 6 Wm. ' the Back Cape 03 I

I vghtch right of tway eiizéeendi allong

. ' sad t e north eas ern s 0 ant Fa||"Ia|‘|e Sedafl GO axle an new or formerly owned by Mich- Blue. 6 Gfimder eel P. Blacquiere and is to be for

the use of the said Mrs. Alvina Doucette her heirs and assigns with full ingress and egress to and from the said lan . THIRDLY: ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE

$3195-In Leonaro Leclair, thence running -southwesterly g he Scthool property to land of John Gauthier,

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ment of their daughter, Linda Margaret to George Wallace. son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Boyle. Hunter River. Marriage to take place September 29th in Kenslngton Presbyterian Church.

BEATTEAY—McKAY — Mr. and Mrs. William M. Beatt- eay, Lancaster, N.B. announce_ the engagement of their daugh- ; ter Rhea Annie (RN) to Wil- liam James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. McKay, Free- land, P.E.I. The wedding to take place in St. Matthews’ Presbyterian Church, St. John N.B. at 2.30 p.m. October 6,

1962.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Pearl MacLeod wish to express their sincere thanks to all friends and neighbors who sent flowers, letters and cards of sympathy. A special thanks to all who sent flowers. treats and cards dur- lng her long illness in hospital. To Dr. Ellis and Dr. Brown. the nursing staff of the P.E.I. Hos- pital, the visiting clergy and all who helped in many ways during our sad bereavement. a sincere thank you.

The MacLeod Family.

IN MEMORIAM

O'BRIEN — In loving memory of a clear husband and father. James T. O'Brien who passed away September 7. 1956.

We watched you suffer day by

day, And could not help in any way. But just stood by and saw you

pass Into the Saviour's arms at last. Those whom we love go out of

I18 . But never out of mind: They are cherished in the hearts Of those they leave behind. Sadly missed by wife and dau- ghters MacRAE—In fond and loving th H. J.

id life September 7.1961.

When ties of love are broken And loved ones have to part. Death I-saves wounds that never

heal And evar aching hearts

" The rolling stream of life goes

on And still the empty chair, Re-minds us of the face of one Who once sat there.

We tgmnot bring the old days

c His hand we cannot touch. . But still we have our memories Of a dad we miss so much.

He has gone to meet dear

mother Who was called to heaven be- ore, And someday we'll all be to- ge er On that bright and sunny shore. Ever remembered and sadly missed by daughters, sons-in law. sons and daughters-in-law. IIUGIIES—In loving memory of my father. Joseph P. l-lugh- es. who passed away Sept. 7, 1961. You did not walk in halls of fame Or rule the life of man You ruled the life God gave to

Isonablc to assume they are still puddling their time away in some flooded swamp or swale. In mid-August in the late thir- ties Cpl. Heath and I have stood between Curtis’ and Don- nelly‘s creeks at Pisquid Pond when the up-draft of incoming black ducks could be felt. In a half hour one late August even- ing we estimated between eight and ten thousand blacks. pass- ed overhead in a half hour.

I have stood on the banks of the Pisquid River, as the first light of dawn lit the \vings of squadron after squadron of black ducks pass- ing overhead reminded me aerial trains threading the black void oer'head. I have issued re- peated warnings in this column that the end comes suddenly with respect to any species of bird or animal once their num- bers drop below a specified sa- fety margin. Its a known fact at the moment that an approxi-

been shot during periods of bit- ter below zero weather when they had no other choice but to crowd into open air-holes and springs. We are paying the price now with respect to our local hatch. Even their northern breed-

Opening Duck, «Goose Year Is Getting Mighty Close

caused the cagey Hun any decl- minating casualties and this al- so applies to the wily Ring- necked pheasant. The use of cal- cium chloride to cut away icy surfaces during the winter mon- ths has killed more I-Iuns in a single day than were shot in open season, by legitimate hunt- ing methods, over a period

years. Information is piling up over Hun coveys being practi- cally wiped out. and in others completely eliminated. by a sin- gle feeding of calcium chloride pellets swallowed in mistake for grit. Grit acts in place of teeth for Hums and pheasants and this list also includes farmyard hens.

If a sizable delegation of de- dlcated sportsmen waited on the Minister of Highways and recommended that proper spreaders be installed on all calcium chloride trucks instead of the shovel method that passes it out in a sort of hit and miss method. I am sure, if such a recommendation was presented in a courteous manner, and the reason for this request being ex- plained as a conservation ino- vation. I am of the opinion their request would be considered and put into effect without un- due delay.

I also had to suppress a smile when I noted that no change was suggested in the daily bag limit. Perhaps they have reach- ed the same conclusion as this columnist came to years ago. that bag limits. . .either day or seasonable. . .look nice in print but achieve no worthwhile con- servation result. It has always been the boast of the Fish and Game Association that they are a non-political organization. I'd suggest that this organization hop off its high pedestal and

ing grounds have been invaded. We may be agreeably surpris- ed on the opening morning but the odds are against such a; happening at the moment. I

.THE EASY WAY OUT . ‘ Many alleged conservationists! adopt the easy way out whenl advocating measures designed; to bring back any species of upland game birds or waterfowl once it has dropped in numbers below the safety margin. The reduction of the open season on Huns and pheasants. . .from October 1st to November 11th to October 23rd to November 3rd. .was a commendable: move. This means 11 days hunt-‘ ing instead of a former 37. How- ‘ever. hunting in season never _.__._____:.___.—_

OBITUARY

B. H. GOOD DIES IN HOSPITAL

The death occurred at Victor- in Public Hospital, Fredericton, N.B., of Benjamin Harold Good. following a lengthy illness. Born‘ at Dover Hill a son of Mr. and; Mrs. I-Ianford Good, he was a member of St. Paul's United Church and had worked for‘. the past six years with Palmer.‘ McLellan Shoe Co. Ltd.

He is survived by his wife the former Ruth Reeves. Freetown, P. E. I., five sons and two.dau- ghters by his former marriage. Two brothers and four sisters survive. The Funeral was held at St. Paul's United Church. '. Allan Reynolds officiat- g and was largely attended by relatives and friends.

Pall bearers were: George In- man, Henry Reeves. Albert ' Leary, Lionel Theriault, Walter Walker. and Aubrey Hanson.

Interment was in Rural Ceme- tery Extension.

CARD OI" THANKS

_ Mrs. Ben II. Good, and Fam- I lly wish to extend thanks to the Ladies of the Red Cross of