EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ACCOUNTING POSITION

Employment with food processing plant located in P. E. |. Applicants with séc- ond vear RIA. and CGA. qr equivalent

standing desired.

Apply to Box 12333 Guardian ones, Summerside, ~

| EMPLOYMENT

“AGGR

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION of P.E.I. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Clndaaias ciate toturdes, December 4, 1965. Application forms may be obtained by writing the Civil

ing at 57 Queen Street, Charlottetown, P.E.1

Service Commission, P.O. Box 817, Charlottetown, or by call-

Matric ures. Good starting salary fits available. ‘+ "Apply in own handw:

YOUNG MAN

Required by a local office of a National Company

Applicant must have a minimum of Junior tion and be neat and accurate with fig-

Guardian - Patriot Box 12428 \

te

EMPLOYMENT NOTICES

ESSIVE

a4

This is a permanent position offering ‘ood op for advancement into all the business r an initial training peri Lower Prince Street.

and usual welfare bene-

Edward Island. Titting to:

NOTICES

NURSES WANTED

fo,

DEPARTMENT

@ Good personnel policies

‘Apply To:—

MRS. C. A. AUCOIN,

Director of Nursing, Western Memorial Hospital, Corner Brook, Newfoundland.

NEWLY EXPANDED OBSTETRICAL

e Friendly working environment

e Excellent recreational facilities.

Eliminates drafts Guaranteed to reach every Hundreds

harlottetown 894-4560

KAONARCH

MACHINE INSULATION GIVES

GREATEST VALUE IN HOME COMFORT Pays for itself in fuel savings New modern equipment used of satisfied Island customers No job too small or too large Reasonable

prices and terms if desired Phone collect for “FREE ESTIMATE”

and INSULATION CO.

NOTICES

Charlottetown Prince Edward Island November 23, 1965

DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received up to 12 | o'clock noon, Wednesday, December -1, 1965, for the purchase of a WAREHOUSE, situated on C.N.R. property, South of E.D, Reid Produce Ltd.

Further information required may be obtained from the office of the undersigned, Old West Kent School building, Kent Street, Chprlottetown, Prince

Highest or any Rafer not necessarily accepted.

Minister of Public Works | |

Norices

IN &. Andrews Hall,

Announcements |amau Saturday," November ay

THERE Marshtield Vernon River Hall until after Christ- day, November 27. at 8:30 p.m mas.

CITY & QUEENS |

WILL be no entertainment card party in

|and tuned.

etait SP cttens tee egualr weekly 4 Mal, Satur. Prizes

(me Quaraian, Onarioveetown, Sat. Nov. 21, 1965. 15) CITY AND QUEENS

FIDDLING and step dancing contest ‘Monday November 29. at Tracadie Hall at 8 p.m. Send entries to Mrs. Pat riek Lacey, Tracadie Cross. Telep ‘ove

DANCING tonight North River secrea-

tion Hall, 912 midnight Admission 30

.leents. Good music. In aid of the trnor Farmers

Gren,

THE ANNE SHIRLEY ®ee''y

ra Rg rag ng oe p.m. | Everyone welcome. | NOTICES NOTICES

student cold waves $4.99 Telephone

44328.

_J. Philip Matheson,

nook and corner

Summerside 436- 3419

ROOFING

the immediate future.

‘NOTICES NOTICES

A.A. PUBLIC MEETING

The eleventh anniversary meeting of

the Montague group Alcoholics An- | onymous will be held_in Yeo's Theatre, —|

Montague, on Sunday, Nov. 28th, at 2:30 p.m. The public are cordially in- vited to attend.

SPECIAL MEETING

Hunter River Local, P.E.I. T.F.

for the purpose of discussing the new proposed salary scale. Tues., November 30 at 8 p.m.

Tues., November 30 at 8 P.M.

Central Queens Regional High Auditorium

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

GEORGETOWN AREA Service Station and Distributorship Available For Operation

A rebuild of the service station is planned for’ —

This is an excellent business opportunity for the right person. Some capital necessary.

Interested parties please reply, stating qualifi- cations and experience to—

‘BOX 12182 GUARDIAN - PATRIOT Charlotteown |

Do BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY |

Goods and Service . .. Where to i them in _ Chartotielows and District

below:

Wi gcc:

Send to:

FARM BUSINESS COURSE

A Farm Management Accounting Course designed to show a farm oper- ator how he can use information con-

. tained in his own records to farm more profitably is available upon request to groups anywhere in Prince Edward Is- land. Prior knowledge or experience in bookkeeping is not required.

If interested complete and return the form

I am interested in the F; counting Course. Please send

P.E.Il. Department of Agriculture Box 2000, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

TONIGHT SPORTSMAN’S CLUB

Sterns Building Ch’town

Dancing & Entertainment With — The

ISLANDERS MEMBERS & GUESTS TEL: 2-1551 Physical Culture & Recreation Centre

SLAND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE

WILL Organize and maintain a complete recor of your business transactions leading to and including

year end financial statements and income tax re- - turns.

at and assist in maintaining your own re- cords. .

Provide all other accounting services necessary for efficient business operation and mar.agement. Write: P. O. Box 190 Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Management Ac- information.

Ce ee ee |

Phone: 894-8233 | business hours The Canadian Heart Foundation

Would like to thank all those who have support- ed heart research through “In Memoriam” dona- tions in the past, end wishes to point out that “In 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 enduring tribute to your loved ones, but also a promise of help to others in the years ahead.

DANCE AT Maple Grove Dence Hall, St. Patrick’s Read. every Saturday i night Musc by Fd Matthews

| CARD PARTIES starting Thursday December 7, at 839 pm. Covehead + Stantene Community Hall Prizes Toure 'nament starting on same night

SATURDAY NIGHT dance Mt | art Legion, Yughes Orchestra. dase ‘9 to 12 $1.00 per couple. All over | welcome

| ARRIVED AT Helen's Dress Shop. new | shipment of winter coats, size 6 to 1& Open al! day Saturday until Christmas, 34 Grafton Street

KINGS COUNTY

BYRON J. GRANT. optometrist has discontinued his Montague practice.

FOLLOW THE crowd to St. Peters Hall every Sarurnay uight, modern and | old time dancing from 9.30 to 12, Beat. ed

BINGO MONTAGUE Legion Home, Monday, November 29. at 8 p.m. Two jackpots, one must £9

OI TREATED Nut coal im stock. Also limited quantity of vegetables MacLean Cement Blocks, Montague.

| PRINCE COUNTY

KENSINGTON LIONS annual auction St. Mark’s Hall. Wednesday, December | Ist, at 7.30 p.m.

| BINGO, BORDEN Legion Hall. every Monday night 630 pm Admission 50 | cents Large jackpot

Vital Statistics BIRTHS

CAMPBELL — Mr. and Mrs ‘Campbell are happy to announce the arrival of their son Donald Nelson. at the Norwood Hospital, Norwood, Mass. Brother for Gordon and Bonn:> Jane, |MacPHEE — Mr and. Mrs. Sinclair | MacPhee (nee Margaret Richards) Kil- muir, are happy to announce the ar- rival of their daughter Ann. Elizabeth at the Prince Edward Island an = Pieler 23rd, 1965, a sister for

“ENGAGEM ENTS

| JENKINS — MarcLEAN — Mrs. J. Frank Jenkins, esate |announce the engagement of thetr daughter Mariorie Carol, to Alan Lorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamp |ton MacLean, Borden. The marriage will take place’ at the Fundamental

BUYING SELLING

WANTED ALE BOTTLES 2c per dozen

PHONE 4-8595

Drop your beer bottles at MAURICE BLOCK He, OS FILS YP

Kent Street.

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

‘NOTICE

Re STUDDED_TIRES

' Section 127 (3) of The Highway Traffic Act 1964, reads:

“No tire on a vehicle moved on a highway shall have on its periphery any block, stud, flange, cleat or spike or any other protuberance of any material other than rubber which projects beyond the tread of the traction surface of the tire, ex- cept that it shall be permissible to use farm machinery with tires having protuberances which will not injure the highway, and except it shall be permissible to use tire chains.”

J. Philip Mathesor

aa Minister of Highways Charlottetown

Prince Edward Island

November 25, 1965

} O'BRIEN Iron and

--20c Per Dozen Quick Service

BOTTLE EXCHANGE

Beer Bottle Exchange

| DRIVE-IN

REAL ESTATE SERVICES LAUNDRY BUYING SELLING RENTING CONE Darcie aie

PHONE 43268 J. W. MacKENZIE Rea) Estate Consultant

STOP car wasH

Self-service, economical, speedy.

Metal Co. Ltd.

Lower Prince St.—Charlottetown |

EAT OFTEN

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE

Attractive executive-type nine room house, Goodwill Avenue, consisting of livingroom, den with tireplace;~ library, dining room, powder room, modern kitchen, built-in dishwasher eye-level oven, barbecue, four bedrooms, combined bath laxodry room. Dual-pane windows and screens, fully insulat-

ed, partly finished basement with garage. Lot 126’ x 130’,

‘FOR RENT

‘House in Parkdale. Furnished or unfurnished, contains 3 bed-

-

| rooms on second floor and one bedroom on first floor. Large

living room, kitchen, dining room, and.bathroom. Oil heated. Spacious back yard. _

MONTREAL TRUST

119 Richmond St. : Ch’town, P.E.I: Ph. . 892- 1215

“Bac. N. to John Edward Howard

Baptist Church. Central Bedeque, Dec- ember 27, 1965, at 6.00 p.m.

MOASE — McCULLOUGH — Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moase announce the 4n- |gagement of their daughter, Evelys | Violet, to FO Donald Lorne McCullough,

son of Mr. and Mrs. L.W. McCullough of of Tisdale, will take place Wednesday, Dec 1965, at Kensington United Church. W

and Mis,

| MOLLOY — HOWARD — Mr

corner ef Queen and Kent Streets, ‘

Saskatchewan. The marriage -’ 2%, ‘t

ie

| Joseph Molloy, announce the engage |

ment of their daughter, Shelagh sie Bac: son of Mr. and Mrs: Nichael Howard, St. John, N.B. Marriage to take place | December 27th, Canadian Martyrs /Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

IN MEMORIAM

HOWATT — In loving memory. at our

brother, Earle Howatt, who yee

away on Nov. 28, 1964.

Oy St cena aod aon Oe

And in the morning we will rempmber him :

° 2 Always remembered by Heath) Histo, \Ruby, Fred and Reta.

At The

A i nd Broker ° "adams | o nansS ® Minas, | A & W Drive-In Charlottetown ; own : Member of C.A.R.E.B. MALPEQUE ROAD INSULATION | ss the Aly piace, you ; GEORGE PEAKE For better results use blower can buy ‘‘Chubby” LIMITED method. Call-your local insulat- Chicken” ees ; ion blowing contractor. a k for th Bright REAL ESTATE - “Loo e Brig | INEURANCE sven Sees Insulation Orange Buildin 2” 92 QUEEN STREET a PHONE 2-2448 Telephone 994-6275 — 892-2967 | FUEL OILS ‘AUTOMOTIVE WOOD'S FUELS

S. W. WILLIS

REALTOR - CONSULTANT

MUFFLER CENTRE

For Your Listening Pleasure. |

SUMMERSIDE LIONS

GLAUCOMA CLINIC

_ Summerside Auditorium Sunday, Nov. 28

Befween 3 and 5 P.M.

Clinic under the direction of

Dr. G. G. Houston

‘To residents of Summerside and sur- rounding districts ” years of age and ” ever.

Be Sure and Attend

MILLER BROS. LTD.

147 Gt. George St. Dial 43535

ELECTRIC PLANTS

. To All Users of ELECTRIC POWER

catry fire insurance and they’li never need it. | How much would YOUR loss

Texaco Stove ‘and Furnace Oi "Free Oil Burner Service

| 15 Woodlawn Ave. _Ch’town | Dial 892-2396 4

| Albert L. Thomas | White Rose Dealer |

Stove ‘and fuel ofi, motor ofl, greases, batteries. -

Phone 4-4497 Real-Estate, Residential, Complete ee Systems SERVICES Parte a Free Installation Insurance At OK TIRE STORE Necchi Sewing 165 Queen St. St Peters Road Dial 992-2360 Centres DIAL 894-7242 Sales & Servic apa Se = Machines, vacuum cieaners e Sales .| and fl polishers. ‘aise make butte holes W | [ § () N° oe Farm Tire i ent St ‘ma "water St Fins @ Wheel Alignment ” le "side Montague O'Leary REAL ESTATE O.K. TIRE. STORE 838-2761 ois Kent st oy | St Peters Ba Ch'town ‘HOTELS RECORDS ‘STANLEY MOL recent HOTEL

Overnight and permanent j guests. Reasonable Rates | 58 Great George St. Ch’town

Phone 4-6426

REAL ESTATE LTD. |

| Where Friends and Sales | Are Made

iDEALING EXCLUSIVELY |

i

IN REAL ESTATE 78 Gt. George St. “Near Travel Bureau” Charlottetown, P.E.L. Phone 2-1611

CO. LTD.

Plumbing & Heating NEW ADDRESS

(204 Kent St.

1 | Grafton St. East, Ch'town | Phone 4-5610

1

OPTICIANS ~

ISLAND OPTICAL 1

LTD.

~~

4, We will make up your glasses — oe you bringin your doctor’s | = tion (regular or |

creat

| W. L. McKENNA e Supply new frames for

or old style frames. |

®@ ian broken lenses | @ We straighten and adjust | glasses at no charge.

4-424] P.0. Box 472 of 117 Kent st.

| j | | Ch'town Phone 2-1673 |

ae are some cold stormy | ‘SEPTIC TANK SERVICE FURNITURE “oe baare sentect G5 tous bs SEPTIC TANK AND Aulicavd’c Pare} RESTAURANTS stall the proper = == ——Ss_ | FIELD TILE INSTALLATION ylward s Furniture | ~ Onan Electric > GU bdaies 87 ene Ri, mr ee zeal : Imported. Jams. Jellies and | Stand-by plant now. . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Furniture bought and sold. | other confections. / ee "Walk a block and Save” Fresh clams and scallops also | BATT & MacRAE Lid. ° ee eee x ane: | Moe S'side Auto Electric SERVICE CLASSIFIED ADS |. [7™ * 23 2" == Coton 44007 Suto GENRE |e Daily ‘TAILOR | BULBS - TH : READ. Plants for planters MARKET PLACE | ore coe gg ¥ . ete. FOR YOUR ; THE CLASSIFIEDS | other'sianu'tn earn.” "| “UNWANTED |" cerisiit i sterations SIDMOUNT GARDENS All work guaranteed. DAILY McGill Ave., Ext. Ch’tows ARTICLES DIAL 4-6704 See ee fooe ace cecc oa See aan eee re se teed ‘ a i

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CHRISTMAS -

GIFT GUIDE |

; ... The easy way to gift shopping

large assortment of Candy, Mixed Nuts, Nylons, Christmas Turkeys & Chickens

A-Very Metry Christmas and a Happy New Year to y all our customers.

| The Nu- Style

DRESS SHOP 90 Great George St.

Wishes all _its_customers a Merry Christmas

Let us show you our fine selection of dresses and suits.

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS |

We have a select assortment

S. N. KAYS

87 Pownal St. Dial 4-3465 7 AG AAG RES

SEE OUR

complete line of

G. E. large and

Mee AC Ee

ted Mua, and Geracivns amial all varieties of cut flowers a We rive vour order tax ¢ APPLIANCES personal attention z, WESTEND { BURKE NURSERIES — ELECTRIC 22 Richmond Street 112 Kent St. 2-1221 Phone 894-3525 - PEN POOLGE OOO RECORDS. _ The Island 2 Grill’s CHRISTMAS New Manager Children’s 89¢ Walter Lee

Popular Hits .... 98c Long Play from 99¢ Victor — 4 Speed Record Players

wishes you all

A Merry Christmas

Chinese & American

Only 26.95 “Food” TOOMBS 162 Queen ai — MUSICS STORE . ssessesseemees

Charlottetown Billiard Club

Wishes you a Merry Christmas and a pros- perous 1966.

AGNES AG EEE AEE SNE TEE E'S Craswell Studio Give one of our famous Island Scenes And a portrait of yourself

for Christmas.

163 Gt. George St. - Phone 4-9712°

To place your ad in the Christmas gift guide

Bibles, Prayer Books Greeting Cards

telephone: Canadian Bible Society Book Store 4-8506

Opposite Eatons

Vv

RARAHARAARAAASALALEARAEMAAMADEDEnED BRAD HR ANRRDINR DAW

3

-¥ Gifts with Meaning! 4

|GRIFFIN — In

2 ?

loving memory af ‘Mrs. Annie Griffin, who departed _

7 this life Nov. 26, 1943 5 ~"Eternal rest grant unto ner Oa, = Lord, and let perpetual light . shine upon her.’ Ever remembered by daughter, /Thel- 7 (Mrs, Neil Lanrigan).

HOWATT — In loving memory, ‘et our “—unele, Earle Howatt, who passed away on. Nov. 28, 1964. |—How—tong—our—lives—mag" last, | Whatever lands we view, Whatever joy or grief be ours, We will always think of you. Lovingly remembered by Sheldon, Harleigh, Roma, Ferne and Imogene.

GILLIS — In fond and loving memory of a dear .husband and -father, Alex- ander Gillis who passed away Név, 28th, 1953 Like falling leaves the days pass oy But precious memories never die, They live with us in memory still

4

5

Not just té-day but always will. Ever remembered by wife, and fam- ils. CLARK — In loving memory of George Richard Clark, who departed this life; & November 27, 1943

5 | His cheery tays and pleasant face

Are a pleasure to recall,

He had a kindly word for each

And died beloved by all

Some day we hope to meet him, , Some day. we know not when,

To clasp his hand in the -better land,

Never to part again

Remembered by Edwin Clark an@ Family

I MacINNIS — In loving memory of & Mrs. Ralph MacInnis, who died Nov-

ember 26, 1958, and of Joseph Dow. @ ling, who died’ January 29, 1965. When ties (of ‘love are broken And loved ones have to part It leaves a wond\ that never heals

And also brokes hearts

We lozt two real companions

A life linked wih our. orn,

“And day by day we miss them more As we walk through life alone

Looking back with memories

Along the path we trod

We bless the vears we had with then

And leave the rest with God,

Always remembered by Mr. and ‘via George Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Willian Weaatherhie

In Memcriam

“MacAULAY —In loving memory of-—

GEORGE MacAULAY who died

November 27, 1964

Inserted by his brother and sisters.

CARD OF THANKS

EF SINCERELY thank all our friends the sympathy cards and_ letters re- ived in our sad. bereavement

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clow

THE FAMILY of the late Joseph Dun- phy wish to thank the fursing 4| Medical staff of the Provincial Home For The Aged, the Rev clergy, the Perry Funeral Home. to the friends and neighbors who called. ts those who,

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sent mass cards and messages of sym- A pathy and Rev. W.D. MacDonald. My sincere thanks — Mrs Agnes Wood.

MR. “AND MRS. William Rose Valley; wish to thank the doctors and nursing staff of the Rehabilitation

& Centre and Prince Edward Island Hos.

respectively, for the

Neh, Ancelotti Math, iti caittheniyte

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