ANNOUN

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at the Prince Edward Island Hospital October 3, 1965. A brother for Golda

Are Spotted

~ KEEPING TALLY ON INCOMING REFUGEES

center at Key West early Wed- nesday to note arrival of Coast Guard vessels and refu- gees leaving Cuba. Number of

Tefugees is growing so Coast Guard devised this system of

keeping tally. (AP Wirephoto)

| S0CRIEF OPERATORS + oot S BEAUTE SALON, 191 Gre. ae | 9 ate | CITY AND QUEENS | Ronticieh Replicas open throughout \Getober Half price a eee = ice ae Restane “ye 1: SUPERB, Sask (CP)—A fam. REOULAR BAKOE to Beies Mas, (Suncare, | Sn” Sm |Seoanet bas tm, or sine 2! ENGAGEMENTS =, arr enconine cranes * jon 4 A riday night. Burns Orchestra | U.C.W. Thask-Otferag ae -——e ew without 4% watsH — SAUNDERS — Mr. ana ~s been sighted a aDANGE AT the Maple Grove Dance | adress pee be Mire teseies MCE | # eee. Sa central Saskatchewan area ° strichs, every Saturday jor war fecvnet . j MOT TURKEY Dinner in New Gla» Cigudig Marian to Richard Josepn.| ‘Three. Edmonton men huntin "wises truss © mel aoe eee pee ERE eae ee a ey ee Ee eee wee a tvense, Detter, 2 tas tic, ce ues te the "ate |* i? rc ~~ ‘area Monday, John Stark of . ; shortening (D» |Lieut.Col Allan MacLeod Warteville, | i Edmonton. said Wednesd Th ae een. Be et | Truredas. October. 14 Service at | Cousse begimning Tuesday oct tet | CARD OF THANKS leranes flew off in a southerty | Cal. in for additional specials: om renras Chara ot 9) st Ret Cross bendauariers, Char. it WIBH to thank Dr. Clarke and Dé | direction- Ori _ apply. ww \matee for their care and Kindness | R. H. Mackay, Westerd region | - OTICES NOTICES | |TAile’ a patient in Prince County |operations supervisor at the Ca: : ARRIVED AT Helen's Orese Shop Hospital, to Rev Leslie Files, Rev. |nadian Wildlife Service, said the | : 4 blve a tacen nak bath. clone [anegdtt, Matern, Sov. and. tire. likely were migrating from | ie * j . v me ~e ' 8 to 16 years. 54 Grafton Street ‘hospital . cards, their northern nesti INTERRUPTION NOTICE Intire cs Bowe, "baped si ‘Som |p the Araseas willie “rohags etn a KINGS COUNTY (26H ne, © Be see ont © at aft the coast of Louisiana. The | an interruption of elec REGULAR FRIDA dance | #!. . whoopers only known nesting | early Monday morning, ae 18 eee ewer | maorell Vilage ‘Hall 8°30 - 12°30. Music |. MP®. Fred Thomas, Breadalbene, ground is at Wood Buffalo Park mitting. in th ; - Per- = by_the Vibrations | THE FAMILY of the late Fred Cur |0n the Alberta-Northwest Terri: | g. the Kensington-Travellers’ Rest area ran, to thank sincerely Rev. F./tories border: ‘ between the hours of 12:15 a.m. and 2:15 | Vital Statisti ‘Burge, Rev Clergy. Sisters aud aurs- - | Daylight Saving Time. sa a ee va aristics ing staff of the Sacred Heart Home, oe bees eral Homerte these ets san’Mem | IN MEMORIAM | This interruption is necessary to permit us to | BIRTHS {fe mang” triends and ‘heighbanrs, whe wil aa lclatng switeice in this line in prepar- | CAMRRELL <> Gore Mr. cnt Mrs. cuted 4n0 Retoes ts a0 many wore. 5 Bg te eck aaeas | ‘Mie relocation of power line poles at | Zousy Mespaal ee Got, 10) {eons /Mre Fret, Cartan and imer. family. Travellers’ Rest Corner as required by road con- sen ‘Andrew, Duncan), weight 8 Ibs., | struction work. eas abhorpean te dica > Lande De Lk Laidlaw, Me. Se id grand| | WALSH — At Charlottetown Bos. Prowse, Dr. R.D. Drysdale, Nurses and } “ The areas affected will be from our Kensin n | Stal "Oct i them, toler. eee Mrs. | staff of the P.E.I. Hospital for their . | pa Substation weet, ‘0 Travellers’ Rest, incl (peer ease 7 toe, | there ere would ie ke fo theses Rev. ndian River, peque, Spring Brook, French |» =~ een wy og ~ River, and Sea View areas. |xouxxen — Mr. tad Mires Dave itive one ee oe Maritime Electr imited . xine eens |e ee | elite Caan art ime ectric Cae Limited | Oct. 12, 1965. Weight-8 Ibs. 14 |. Austin Campbell. stands at blackboard in U.S. i Sealine ss - | Coast Guard communications |

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INFORMATION

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| Premier matlwood has an- Doug Mayne Barber Spore bat ae 894-5683 f int- Pour an additional $5-000,000 in

es genre Tuesday Wed. |1966 into the education of ele- nesday 9 a.m. -6 p.m. ,mentary. and vocational students : ;and retarded children: Z

Sherwood Barber Shop | The premier told a meeting of schoolteachers here’ the pro-

E gram was the second half of an FURNITUR ‘announcement he made last

SHERWOOD BEAUTY SALON .

ELLIS SHOPPING CENTRE every Tuesday & yon. cold... waves,

Cuts, & sets Oper Thursday & Friday tl 9. Tel. 2-2334.

BOILER: REPAIRING

MONUMENTS

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Of Distinction Granite and Marble

St. Peters Rd. Ch'town Dial. 894-4912. :

S. W. WILLIS

|week at Memorial University of Newfoundland. He said then that all students at the univer- sty up to and. including the fifth year would receive free tuition.

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Mr. Smallwood said the grant

At The jis needed to offset expenses pa-

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vincial government weuld:-con- tribute an additional $230,000 3 year toward the education of re- tarded children.

The amount the province spends on operation of schools for retarded would be increased

to —$40,000--from --$10,000,-- In—ad_-

dition, $200,000 would be made available to churches for the setting up of classrooms for the retarded .in existing, schools. Mr. Smallwood said every re- tarded student who had to move

from his home to another centre a

for training would receive

bursary of $500.

87 ‘Prince &t. Phone 48125 | Mr. Smallwood said Monday a oo also announced

‘ 7 ___| that “all -children in ‘Newfound- {substantial increases in the

ne rien uptown—"|iand will receive ‘®15 a year to|amount of money to be paid

jhelp finance their education. He | those attending the province's 12

\said the money—at the rate of | Vocational schools ‘and col-

DRIVE-IN j +$1.50-. per. student —-per-.month—_|lege...of trade_.and_.technology . would be paid to the parent or | here. ‘

-EAT OFTEN: guardian of children In elemen-| Students now at the school

tary and secondary. schools at|including unemployed persons

the end of each school year. (trying to improve their educa-

tion, generally are paid $30 a month.

| PAY. MONTHLY-SUM

Smallwood Reveals Nfld. Gov't To Pour More Money Into Schools

Mr. Smallwood said this would bring the government assistance to vocatiqna!l students in 1966 tr $2-000,000, an increase of $1,300,-

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$2,000,000 on the stipulation that the increase be applied espe- c unities with spe- cial problems, such as serious . Smallwood \said the total cost of the aid to university stu- dents and the pragram an- nounced Monday. would be more than $8-000,000-and--said—part—of it would be paid by “uncle Ot- tawa'‘—the federal government. NO TAX INCREASE

i paid earlier thes Waal

be no new or increased taxes brought on by aid to education. However, Mr. Smailwood said earlier anyone who had attended the study conference on New- foundiand here

| oem was announced, 100 en

yees applied — among them laborers, semi-skilled workmen and even operators, There is no age limit fér the training, al-

‘| though most of the men are in

their mid-20s, .

Mr. Epp said it will be four or five years before the com- pany gets full benefit of the pro- gram. However, he said bene- fits will be just in time to meet the labor requirements of the new Skeena Kraft mill bemg built here by Columbia Cellu- lose in co-operation with Sven- ska Cellulosa of Sweden. . The mill will turn owt upward: of

| kraft pulp.

‘We tried te put successful applicants into trades they de- sired to he in,” Mr. Epp said. | “Fortunately, in* the trades where we anticipate the great-

‘| est-- shortage:-- we got the. big-

gest response.”

For some of the apprentice trainees, the $2.49 an hour start- ing pay for trainees is a drop in pay. But the chance to earn $3.49 an hour {s more than enough incentive, he said.

LOSE NO WAGES

The trainee atso receives fall pay during one month per yeer while he attends a B.C, govern- ment: vocational training school. The department of labor paye $72.00 to a single man and $144

bia paying the difference, to as- sure..that.. no loss..in wages is suffered.

tion in September, 1964, has al- ready qualified four apprentices as’ third-year men and eight: ae

| 270,000 tons -per-year-of-sulphate..

e

to--a--married--man,with..Colum-...

The program, put into opera- .

and Sons Ltd. CURRIE BROS Commercial | Speclalists in| generators, a: wr tazes in iflerent reas. fir| Mr. Smaliwond sold fo woud | woul have "ian Xn” where the ‘ : . Aiehaueais agi: tors, wt or taxes ifferent areas. He| Mr. wou ve ‘an idea” the | second-year trainees. er ee oe ee Malpeque Road, ree jae cee MALPEQUE ROAD |said there is no. consistency |be increased along a scale from |money s to come trom. There| ‘The first three apprentices to | Ch’town 48311 168 st ee | throughout the province and | $70-a~ month: for an- unmarried | was speculation he- was refer |attend vocational school._have TRANSFER | | Queen “St. 105 Richmond St. Ch’town. |, it abe print OU” payments have placed ‘‘a grevi- hey who lives at home to|ring to a speech by Revenue|completed their courses and 18 i | | DIAL 894-7242 Telephones 4-9062, 4-7264 : H 5 }ous burden’’ on the parents /|$215 a month for a married, un- |.Minister Benson which said cer-|more will attend this year. J. J? FOLEY BETTY’S BEAUTY SALON | a Chicken” | Newfoundland now has 150,000 [employed man who attends ‘a|tain monies would be remitted| Union and management TRANSFER i9 Palmer Lane Parkdale | ; : : |school children in 56,000 fami. | vocational school not near his |to the province under the Can jreached agreement on the pro-_ __ TRANS EN pace ae ff KR. Shosh &Ss Look for the Bright _lies. The premier said the extra | home. ada Pension Plan. < |gram, which was acceptable te 65 Richmond St. "ahs cane Ge o Rr SHOSHEA-2-OOR + — ~ Orange Building” ~~ /¢xPense. to- the - province..under- eeeten = Sod provincial government, in A. ee : . |this part of the program would ‘ e tee ae | Se cin eS Phone A004 $7.50 wave for 5.00 es Vy Southport TERRES. Station t be $2,250,000. i 8 B.C. P | = | Columbia says positive action, ‘Tops in Efficient, ! | Specializing in Foreign Cars | pUFL, OILS : “Se FU p 0. 1d es eps. like--these —training programs, . Courteous Service. ‘ Open Eve’s by Appt. 4-6698 FOR Good Texaco Service - Ba nuance ee I steve jare the only answer to the shor- ; Beale : DRUGS jee | REAL ESTATE 894 - 7723 a said the 5°’ Tq Minimize Labor Problem 27.0283 2b Uc: . : ; tion between unions, companies TER'S 90 Kent St. —__Ch'town | _ | 315 Belvedere Ave 4.5433 | OBITUARY _ PRINCE RUPERT (CP) — A! apprenticeship program in B.C, and covernments work to the ' et connie SERVE-ALL-. ! Ignition & Carburetor Gaus eon oe __ EDNA RICHARD /anion, a pulp company’ and the with 46 workmen in eight mais-|/long terms advancement of ail (Ha) Larter, Prop.) SECRETARIAL SERVICE: STANLEY MOL Specialized Service | is, Bumer Service. | eee ROD Hichaed, davefiter|linve teamed wy. fers. prograat Idee Ga Oculik eoemale a Cottipletaciine a PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY| : : Imperial ESSO Dealer of Mr an” Mrs, George Rich-|aimed at minimizing the .ef- Columbia employees can enter __U.8. AGAIN WARNED P Typing ‘all kinds REAL ESTATE LTD Don’t get caught the | ‘ard, Tignish and an employee of |fects of a continued shortage of| and upgrade themselves-as mill-. PEKING (Reuters) — China Drug Sundries *s + | first cold day. Get your |— the Bank of Montreal, Toronto,| skilled labor in the province. | wrights, garage mechanics, wel-; Tuesday issued its 393rd serious Patent Medicines .Mrs. Jacqueline Connolly fall tune-up now. WOOD’S FUELS | for three years, died suddenly; Columbia Cellulose’ Co. Ltd.,, ders, instrument mechanics, | warning on alleged U.S. mik- Sandwiches and Coffee Bar | ~ 110 Mt. Edward Rd. Where Friends and Sales jof a heart seimre at her resi- which pioneered an apprentice- electricians, machinists an4itary provocation, changing that ' -s Phone 892-2532 Phone 2-2726 ' Are Made ‘Batt and MacRae! texaco stove and Furnace oi M2Ce, in Toronto on September ship program for employees in| Pipefitters. The pilot program in| an American warship twice in } 15th at the age of 27. ; | the: € ar Pulp Mill at Castle- , i 1960 at its Castle B.C, mill Celg ip truded into China’s territorial DEALING- EXCLUSIVELY | astlegar. 5 as ; CEES PEMVEST | Necchi Sewin Ltd a Free Oil Burner Service |The funeral, largely’_attend: has taunched a similar effort at Bar qualified. men for journey-\waters™ The Chinese said the 45 BLMSAVE. 2} 9 IN REAL ESTATE ¢ -\ | 18: Woodlawn Ave. Ch’town a be ivr riya ee ae Watson Island operation near Men's certificates in some Of warshir intruded’ into Chinese in Centres 78 Gt. George St. Summerside Auto Dial 892-2336 leer Menbaaiaeas oth. ” Regiriem here : < pthe-same fields. ; water east- of -Mateu -in Fukien BUYING - SELLING Sales & Service <i . > ‘ : High Mass was celebrated by: Coropany co-ordinator Reuben NO AGE LIMIT province early Tuesday morn- — 5 io all takes ef dew: Near Travel Bureau Electric i— - Rev._2’Hara. Pallbearers were:| Epp says it will be the largest’ When the Prince Rupert pro. ing and again in the afternoon. Ch'town 4-6537 —S'side 6-2161 | |three ‘cousins of the deceased, | PR ER 5 WANTED ing machines. vacuum cleaners |. Charlottetown, P.E.L. alae ome ‘Cer, David and, Ronald Rich button “holes Phone 2-1611 e Rose Dealer- | ard of Tignish; Al Kinch, r ALE BOTTLES cover batioas. Male aluitions. | "HOTELS - stove? and fuel oh. motor on, | 107 Ohatlie Kuback’,.and Frank ate per doves 125 Kent St. 202 Water St. | + Zillinger, Toronto, > ; a | ‘ NK SERVICE| greases, batteries. Interment was in Holy Cross) PHONE Ch’town, 48272 S'side 65949 | SEPTIC ‘TA SN Eda Cheon lec | j os: - . I ° fc? . . | ery., — 4-8595 - | Montague O'Leary 4” Fie! When in Ch'town Phone 4.6610 | | 1 ; 838-2761 843 eld Tile , +66 CARD OF THANKS { | : f

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6” Cement Blocks _ Flagstones

ISLAND BRIKCRETE

149 North River Road °

stay at the

REVERE

Mr. and Mrs. George Richard |and family wist to express their Texaco Furnace sincere thanks to all those who

sent floral tributes, mass cards, Oil ; }and letters and who helped in so 1 many ways during their recent

wanes *

BILIN

The Ontario department. of Righways has made a conces- sion to bilingualism by announ- cing Wednesday it will erect bilingual traffic signs on the

Phone 4-3942 CO. LTO. We repair all makes in your | lea HOTEL ‘ gad bereavement. © 20e Per Dozen own home it Goticer. Sustie- Tank? : . Texaco Fuel Chief. Heat- Quick Servier DIAL 4-4305 j Septic Tank Pumping) 119 Kent Street ‘ing Oil arid Stove Oil. Mortgage Sale ACCOUNTING SERVICES |r URANTS “uslallations and’ repars. | Dial 4-7215 Siiere- Cal 79 oe ety Puli ae ; | = @ Comfortable Ch’town Petroleum Summerside in Prince County, cc P} THOMSON i Pri Edwar] Island, on R. E. WRIGHT a ian oa West Royalty _ Dial 44411 Accommodation Products Ltd. | Thursday, October 28th, A.D. aoe uated oa other confections. J 208 Great eats oe the hour of a PM aE n fit j a : s 3 <f, | all + certain parcels or Caieuen “Tax returhs. | Fresh clams and-seallops toot SEPTIC TANK “AND SIGNS . She well COW ES ss aT fre ae iondcnad— peeuiines, Duets FIELD TILE INSTALLATION After hours cal! 894- situate, [ying and being at 71 Up. Prince St. 4-9628 | 174 Queen St. QO lit . | Borden, Lot 28, in Prince Open 8 am. te 5:30 p.m. | @ TRENCHING yuelty |\OPTICIANS | County aforesaia, bounded and END-OF-YEAR ; @ BACK HOEING SIGNS | described as follows, .that \is ACCOUNTING ___| CLEANING SERVICE * se ong Ag le COMMERCIAL ART ISLAND OPTICAL’ PARCEL 1: On the north by Financial Advisory Service e FREE ESTIMATES ~SERVICES ee d FAI ee nt en = j CHESTER STAIRS |-- Independent | ors sxenc tax THE STUDIO LTD, 22) | tee tot # heey A SA Elm Ave. — Dial Cleanin Services SERVICE 92 Kent §S We will make up your glasses Street (11) soi a = = Charlottetown, P. E. I. g 79) Tryon Ph Crapaud 42-34 when you bring in your doctor's | west by Lots 1 and 6 formerk Limited toe | ae So ee PARC EL Son the north by USE Murra eee lands formeriy Fred Jeffery; y River. st formerly Athol modern Equipment. Wash. ss wee Si -pew frames f on the east formerly FIED A and ceilings ae Sanitation Service BULBS e purely peg sie frames arent pe Pan aed by Howatt CLASSI and re-wax reterchead B \@ Replace broken lenses + hoe a le of land i : orial services. Septic — sioe aurameins Perennials and shrubs. Buy | @ we straighten and adjust ame mucsan 1% power of s orders for school pi now for fall planting. | glasses at no charge. sale contained in certain In- WANT-ADS: Se ec agegs ea oe vacation. Sid es + Gard | P.O. Box 472 or 117 Kent St. | May 8, AD. 1964 aod Octo - — ee | remoun arcens | Ch'town Phone 2-1673 er ist, A.D i964. and made THE 12 Alexander Drive | McGill Ave. Ext. — Ch’téwn | by Aubrey Moore of Borden Charlottetown COAL & WOOD “MILLINERY aforesaid. and Christie vores, a ; dinsin + fe, sour of the POULTRY o + D ii | READ THE ae een: . detaan having MARKET PLACE romp’ elivery N d A N been made in the payment. of LARGE FRESH Acadian Egg Furnace Coal, ee ow , ‘ | principal and interest secured R , Old Screened, dry Chapeau? by said Morteages. ° FOR YOU CHICKEN slabs and kindling wood.° er ze a a CLASSIFIED ADS For further particulars apply = ’ : : ’ UNWANTED For the best in Quaity, | MeQUAID'S | a ment ay | Sune cei = y * é A ; oe KINLOCK BRAND | COAL YARD ADELLA’S |. bat BATES See ay ARTICLES “Ap Island Product. __| 37 Park St. Ch’town 49195 | 100 Queen St. opp..Post Office) rp a

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day opening. The bilingual

** fhe Qhebec side as is.the ‘‘one- shows, Eqglish-language signs - ing on it. Ontario statues Make On Ontario side which were © no frovision for bilingual traé erected recently for the. Fri- fie singns. (CP Wirephoto)

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