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.MEN’s ALL-WEATHER coats, $25.00 aie ee $15.95. Moore'and Me’ TURKEYS fresh killed available tor Banquet supper. individual orders etc. Gil Henry, telephone 4-9313 or Parker Jewel. eee 4-7074 we deliver Charlottetown area
HOT GOOSE SUPPER, Crapaud Hall, Saturday, November 5. car anereal (Of St. John’s W.A.
lied Youth.
RUM Friday, October use side door:
CRAPAUD UNITED CHURCH Hot Turkey Dinner. Sat. Oct. 2%h. Serving ‘from 4:30.
FRESH BARBECUED chicken to day; «l:o_ fresh oysters, salt herring, salt mackerel and blue potatoes. Shama’s Clover Farm, 211 Euston St.
MASQUERADE dance Mt. Ryan Hall Johnstons River Friday night. Music by Mel-Lo-Keys. Canteen Services.
VISIT P.E.1. WILDLIFE park North
SALE at Salvation Army 2 at 1.30
p. m. Please
day afternoon over C.F.C.Y. radio and at 10:05 Saturday morning over C.J.R.W.
Challenge is sponsored by the Division ef Physical Education and Alcohol Stu- dies. Department of Education Province of Prince Edward Island.
PLAN to attend the halloween mas- +querade dance at the North River Jr. | Farmers fall on Saturday October 29th.
prizes fdr best costume Dancing 912 music by Hel-O-Keys.
ARRIVED AT HELEN’S large stup- ment of: winter ug in etont shades, also specias
size 6-20. iis Balen for tall girls. ans Shop, 34 Grafton Streeti-- :
GALS BEAUTY SALON 105 Kent St. | Rusticd this week-end. See over 100 ani-' art Legion Saturday, October 29. Dan-
on cold waves $15.00 for $10.00, $1250 for $8.50; $10.50 for $7.00; $7.50 for $5.00. Open Thursday and Friday even- aa and all.day Saturday Telephone 4-|
shicewnee MASQUERADE coe tume party and entertainment, Friday nigh’ 9.3° Knights of C &s Had.
Members. and guests guaranteed top rate entertainment. 5 9
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mals native-to the Atlantic region. Open daiily 9 a.m. to % p.m.
MASQUERADE DANCE. New Haves Tagen. Saturday, October «29. ee co dames at Morell Musig »y the Vandals. “Dancing 9-12. Ad- mission .75e.
cing 9-12. Music by Hughes Or Admission $1.00 per couple. All ‘aver | “welcome.
Lowry, Catechist. Rev. Dr.
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NOTICE
Reaictretion for Night Classes will take place in Wightman’s Store :
_ Automotive Mechanics
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Plumbing
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_ Welding: This will be the only registration for these courses and interested persons are urged to register at the cbovetime:
M. _ MacDonald,
Ay ticeship Branch Departinent of. Labour :
BUSINESS -SERVICE DIRECTOR
~- Goods. and. Service... «-,«-Where.to find. . them. in Charlottetown. and District.
night’ Admission ja vaeeme:. mee Orchenirs,
|| DANCE at - St. Patricks, every Saturday. Music by
Sere DANCE, Mt. Stew- |
Worship |. 29.|2 p.m. ‘Harrington 7:30 p.m. Mr. Haugh '
DANCING Mt. Stewart Legion Sat- urday $1.00; All over Danc- ing 9. to’ 12.
KINGS COUNTY
DISTRICT MEETING 1.0.0.F. will be held in Hillside Lodge, Montague,. Tuesday, November 1... All members requested to attend.
DANCE in: Morell village hall every Friday night 9:30 to 12:30 sponsored a Morell Fire Devarteown 4 Admission Music by The Group. -
Maple Grove Dance Hall Ed Matthews. . RUMMAGE and pantry sale MacLure buiding saturday october 29th. at 2 p.m, ‘ed by Mi ’s. insti- tute . DANCE ovate eee Friday a Cardigan Legion Hall.
Chaissons Orchestra. tenon ae from “9:30 to. 12:38 a.m.
Bay Holy Name Hall tes Ochoa: 28. Music ‘by Missin - Links.
DANCE ‘ST... PETERS
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- Basement, on Monday, October 31, from.7:30 P.m. to 9 p.m. _These.Night Classes to-be-held_is Montague will be given.in the
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PRINCE COUNTY
A ROT GOOSE dinner with plum pud- ding will be held in Malpecue Hall Sat- urday, November 5, Serving from 4:30) On, Sponsored by the la‘lies of Keir Mem- vial’ Presbyterian’ church.
Vital Statistics . BIRTHS
LARGE — Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Large (nee Zleanor Stuart) wish to announce ; arrival of their daughter Patricia + at the Prince Kdward Island
pital, 26, 1966, weight 7 Iba.,>1 os. A sister for Peter.
ENGAGEMENTS
AND MRS, W. Milton MacKae, wish to announce the engage- their eldest daughter, Bonnie Andrew Reginald eldest: son of
Mrs. Reginald H. MacKin- de River. Marriage to take place
prea
RAMSAY — HANCOCK — Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ramsay, Summerside, the engagement of their daughter, Jud- ith Ann; to John’ Earl Hancock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Hancock, Sum- merside. Marriage to take place in the Summerside. Bible Chape:, Saturday, November 12, at 2:30 P.M.
{N MEMORIAM
VESSEY — in loving memory of Mrs. William Vessey who died Apri: 17,1955 gad Mr. William Vessey who died Oct. Beverley,
George and family.
MacKENZIE. — In loving memory of
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Seyi ay Ofhranh
TIGNISH’
Mrs. Alma. Buole, Tignish, is ‘| a patient at Western Hospital,
Alberion. ‘Aubin E. Richard re- turned to his home after being a patient at Wertere Hospital, Al- berton. =
Irving Costain is a patient at Western Hospital Alberton. Mrs’ Judith Perry, Tignish is much improved in health while a pa- cant at western hospital Alber:
Mrs. Earland Winters, St. Felix is a patient at Western hospital Alberton. Mrs. ‘Mich-
ael DesRoches, St: Felix is a pa- |":
eee at Western’ hospital, Alber- me *
Sylvester Arsenault is a pati- ent at western hospital, Alberton Wilfred Brennan of Sea Cow Pond is seriously ill at western hospital, Alberton.
Kay Brennan and Mary Phee of Tignish spent a few days vis}-
“| ting relatives and ‘friends in Ha-
lifax, N.S. ‘ Mrs. Emile Gallant is a pati- ent at Princ3 county : hospital,
Summerside, where she recent-
ly underwent surgery.
The Annual meeting of the nish Sports Recreation Associa- tion will be school on Thursday evening, Oc- tober 27th, at eight o’cl Re- ports on the past years activi- _ties of the new ‘arena will be re- “viewed: 3
“Mr. and Mrs. Lester: MeAldutt.|
returned to their home in the village after a pleasant holiday spent with relatives and friends in Boston, Mass.
Mate. eat 8 day dear wom ane That we do not think of you.
Lovingly remembered by their family ‘and grandchildren.
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held in the Dalton.
A young South Adve cou- ple, who came to Canada on a tourist visa, want to stay in this country but have-“been
told they may not be permit- ted to do so; Michael Neill, 24,
and his 20-year-old wife Eefke are in Halifax awaiting a decision from an_ immigra- tion department board of in-
quiry. The natives of Cape Town, who came here from
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FACING DEPORTATION
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would be imprisoned they returned to their native land. The. immigration department “says they violated their tour- ist visas by finding jobs and seeking immigrants papers.
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NOTICES
NOTICES ‘
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Fae aean names pei nim pee SST AER
MEETING
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Executives
By JANE ‘BECKER “TORONTO (CP)—If you're an
-} ‘ambitious: young man. who wants
Taig Friday, Oct. 28th.
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Michael Bros. Ltd. 240 Dorchester St. 2e per dozen * PHONE _ 4-8595
CURRIE BROS.
Malpeque Road Ch’town 48311
‘Beer Bottle Exchange|
_ Drop your beer bottles at
* MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.
Kent Street. . Me Per Dezes Quick Service
Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker 269 Queen Street Charlottetown Member of C.A.R.E.B.
. Septic Tank Pumping, “Courtesy is -our_ motto”
Phone 44411 — West Royalty
_ RALPH FOY, Tryon, P.E.I.
MONUMENTS LEVI POWER.
Montague - Local Representative is
J. T. DOYLE
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Broker, Appraiser ‘Phone 2-1611
After Hrs. 2-2300 Member of C. A. R. E. B.
WILSON
REAL ESTATE
Charlottetown - Head Office
Telephone 4-6698
Sunnyside Beauty : Salon —
162 Great. George. St... Specials on perms for month of November. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Telephone 4-4712
DRESS SHOP
Box 816: ~- Charlottetown ; ~ Dit 48624 - BOTTLE EXCHANGE | MOVERS. O'BRIEN Iron and , Metal Co. Ltd. J. J. FOLEY. Phone. 4-4497 65 Richmond St. ; Phone 4-9914 BEAUTY SALONS dutnan Gan Betty's Beauty Salon |PAINTERS : “19 Palinet’s “Lane -Detober” and Novemnber $7.50. | Eastern,Painters Pa ne — vo ae ‘qTeleplion Limited:
Exterior and> interior painting special coatings, vinyl fabric, spray me ing.
“Free fistimates””
We are ready to serve you..
159 Sydney St. P.O. Box 1301 or 4-6651
New Fall Dresses ’ Arriving Daily THE GLORIA “Where Smarter Women Shop” Sizes 5 - 241
155 Great George St. Phone. 4-4714
ROBERT McINNIS *
Interior — Exterior Painting and Papering. An A-1 job guaranteed. 1 Free estimates.
Telephone 992-2153 day 894-4896 atter 5 p.m.
90 Kent ae et
S’Side - . $81: Beaver 2006 fsland-Wide Service
‘Plumbing and Heating Contractor
CUSTOM BACKHOEING Beatty Barn Equipment Phone — Crapaud 42-23
“Farm
SEPTIC TANK
@ BACK HOEING LORNE FOY
Ph. -Crapaud 42-34
SERVICES
FIELD TILE INSTALLATION
@ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Trainor's Auto Body
Johnston’s River
Next to Mt. Ryan Hall, 7 miles from _Ch'town. Experienced work, at reasonable prices.
DIAL 4-5634
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‘BUYING | SELLING | MONUMENTS GEAt ESTATE SEPTIC 1! EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED MONUMENTS BUYING SELLING RENTING Thomson Septic * ‘ ALE BOTTLES coseiee J. W. MacKENZIE fank Service HELP REQUIRED
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Work
Hatvesting cect and Cauliflower Above Average Wages
_ Apply:
SEABROOKS FARMS,
FROZEN FOODS LTD., Kensington, PEI.
a varied nature, working
Ss. W. WILLIS
Realtor - Insurance. Appraiser - Builder Tel. Office: 894-7242
GEORGE PEAKE
LIMITED REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
92 QUEEN STREET PHONE 2-2448
2.55 per gal. ROCK BOTTOM
PRICE Laurentide Permanent
Type Saw Mill
Surp lies
weds Hoses Made Up .
Track grouser bar
Lounsbury ~ Industrial Ltd.
FUEL WOOD'S FUELS Texaco Stove and Furnace Oil Free Oil Burher Service.
PAPER HANGING - PAPERHANGING
Gyproc seam filling. Interior and exterior painting. Work guaranteed. ;
SALVAGE
Auto Salvage °
Kensington Rd. Parkdale - See us for auto parts and Supplies
44 Belmont Street — ‘Dial 4-8054 » TILE. WORK
Anti-Freeze —
ing No. 106613.
‘ AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC II sible mechanical work at the should have completion of the
“No. 106614.
Work in the care of
He VEHICLE AGENT I
2649. Competition No. 106616,
Service Commission, P.O. Box
town, P.E.I.
Ch'town Tile Co.
Expert tile contractors, ter- razzo. Cement floors work _ guaranteed, reasonable price.
Boiler Repairing Certified Electric Welding Ben Livingston and : Sons: Ltd. 68 Kensington , Road , Telephone 47127.
NOW OPEN.
Repairs on all Electrical Appliances. Reasonable Rates
Phone 4-5112 ‘or apply 137 Upper Queena
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65 Bayfield St. 2-3848
Ye eee _F. BORDAGE & SON | Finley MacKinnon ’ Dial 892-2336 DIAL 4.9348 894-8115 j . MAINTENANCE RADIO & TV SEEDS Rethy’s Ty & Radio Shop | ‘Come to °
HALIFAX SEED Co. Ltd.
72 Queen St. —~4-8313 for all
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Your Bulb Requivemente
pleats should have elementary. school education and have
me experience in tor work; or any equivalent com- bination of Se tice haar t experience. Salary range: Competition N 15.
_ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF P.E.I. - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
ACCOUNTANT II — This is responsible accounting work of under established procedures and ; Applicants aod have high school graduation, ‘supplemented by college level course. work in accounting,. and_considerable_ experience in responsibl ~+~gecounting-positions;or-any--equivalent. combination of. train: . and experience. Salary range:
le -bookkeeping and $9012-4755. Competition — This is skilled and respon-
journeyman level. Applicants tenth school grade, and must
be in possession of a Trades Qualification Certificate in Motor Vehicle Repair, with considerable experiencé in the » -mechanical field; or any equivalent combination of training ghd. experience. Salary. range: $3726 - 4529. Competition _
CUSTODIAL WORKER I — Summerside — This is routine
buildings and grounds. Ap-
— Alberton — This is respon-
: sible clerical work in the management of the Motor Vehicle - ~ registration office in Alberton. school graduation, including a course in commercial subjects,
. with some office experience involving public contact; or any eombination of training and ne ongid range: $2180-
Applicants should have high
Competition closses Friday, November 4, 1966. Application forms may..be obtained by writing the Civil
817, Charlottetown, or by call-
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ing at the Provincial Administrative Buildings, Charlotte-
to be an executive go-to Que- bec.
~A- survey by the Toronto: man- agement consulting firm_ of
‘H. V. Chapman and Associates
NOTICE: OF SHERIFF'S... SALE UNDER STATUE ~ ... EXECUTION
PURSUANT to and by virtue
- of a Writ of Statute Execution
to me directed and issued out
of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island on the 25th day of October A.D.
1966 in an action wherein
R, T. Holman Limited is Plaintiff and James Murphy is Defendant and which said
execution—is. marked to. levy for $405.14 and interest on
$392.14 from July 27th 1966 at 5% per annum besides
sherriff’s .pbundage, fees and all other expenses of execution I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on Wed- nesday the 4th day of Jan- ,.uary A:D. 1967 at the hour of eleven o’clock in the forenoon in front of the Court House in Georgetown in Kings County in Prince Edward Island I WILL SET UP AND SELL to the highest bidder all the and interest of
lands following that is to say:
ALL THAT TRACT. of land situate lying and being on lot No. 61 in Kings. County in Prince Edward Island bound- ed as follows: Parcel 1—By a line commencing at a_ stake fixed on the south side of Sturgeon River in the west- ern boundary line of land leas- ed to Alexander Sorry and ‘ now in the” occupation” of David Hicken and running thence by the M. M. of the, year 1764 south 1 degree 20
east for 42 chains or to the Road leading to South Brook;
thence along the sarne west- wardly 15 chains and 75 links; thence north 1 degree 20 min-. utes west to the Sturgeon River aforesaid and thence along the bank or shore there- - of eastwardly to the place of commencement and contain- ing 50 acres of land a little more or less being thus de-
Government Deed: to Nathan Conrad dated November 15th
1878.
Parcel 2 hounded on the
north by the Ligier rete Sturgeon to Gasperequx;
on aan by land of Nichol-
land of Hugh Collings and Na- than Conrad and: land ‘convey- ed Dani®i Collings to William Murphy and contain- ing 20 acres of land a little more or less being thus de- scribed in a deed from Ben- jamin-Clow and wife to Wil- liam Murphy dated Septem- ber 15th 1908 ,and registered in Liber 33 Folio 323. Parcel 3—Bounded on_ the east by the farm owned by William Murphy being Parcel no. 2-above described; on the
ISLAND BRIKCRETE 4” Field Tile 6” Cenient’ Blocks ‘Flagstones
149 North’ River Road Dial 4-3942
with their . cisabilities, and
mae:
“SOCIAL ‘WORKER
An opening of interest and éthinllonse for a qualified social worker with a private agency now exists. This position entails working With physically handicapped persons learning to live
re-establishing themselves in
society. Area served comprises Mainland. Nova’ Scotia and Prince Edwerd Island. Applicant should have own automobil Office located at Halifax, N. S.
Salary Commensurate with qualifications and experience,
Box No. 32535 Guardian-Patriot
‘south by land owned by Daniel Collings and on the north by
and containing 314 acres of Collings to William Murphy by deed dated December 16th 1901 and registered in Liber
ing a parcel of land conveyed by Philip Murphy to Eliza-
October 22nd, 1962. 1966.
+ Aldius MacKenzie, Sheriff of Kifigs County.
officer's .
“Vineated and: described-in....a....
In Quebec
_|Aré Now Highest Paid.
Ltd. shows that Sunhec execu-
‘tive Salaries have r specs tacular 39.6. per cent tice 1961, more than anywhere else in Canada. They now are the high- est in the country—13.6 per cent above the national average.
As a Quebec executive you can expect to make an average Of: $16,750--a--year..F you have a good chance—29 in 100—to make more than $20,000.
The _survey doesn’t list the qualifications for a Quebec ex- ecutive. Bilingualism is an obvi- ous assets.
But you can make it. to. the top of the corporate ladder by the age of 45.2—if you have been with your firm 14.6 years and in your present job 6.4 years.
The next best place to be -a
region. There you'll make an average $15,000 annually, 1.7 per ‘cent above the national execu- tive average.
AGE HELPS :
And you'll make {t younger. The survey shows West Coast executives are the youngest in Canada, averaging 45 years, compared with a national aver- age age of 47.1. They reach the top in B.C. after only 11.6 years with their companies, faster than anywhere else. |
In Ontario the average execu- tive makes $14,350 after 18.2 years with his company. On the Prairies he makes $14,250 after ar years when he’s 47.8 years 0!
The poorest paying region for executives is the Maritimes, where they earned an average $12,900 last year, stayed with their companies 18.5 years to do it and were older, at 49.5 years,
By DONAT VALOIS .
BEAUPORT, Que. (CP)—The Quebec Catholic Farmers’ Union has accused the province’s federal members of Parliament from all parties of inaction on questions affecting agriculture: ~~
Some 500 delegates attending the union’s 42nd annual con- gress in this Quebec City ‘suburb passed a resolution cal- ling their parliamentary repre- sentatives poor: spokesmen for
as Murphy; on the south by .).Quebec’s farmers.
The MPs were condemned for their. ‘‘lack of knowledge about agricultural problems, their po- litical immaturity, their politt- eal opportunism™ during
land owned by Nathan Conrad _
land a little more or Jess being | the land conveyed by Daniel |
50 Folio 67, Saving and Except?
beth Murphy by deed dated Dated October 25th leg
THE ROYAL- CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE
has vacancies for single men between 18 and 30 years of age who are at least 3’ 8” in height, h ave successfully completed Grade Eleven or better and are physically fit.
Contact the nearest Royal Canadian Mounted Police of. fice or write to the Com- missioner, Royal Canadian oi ~ Mounted Police, Ottawa 7,
Ontario.
company man is in the Pacific |-
ao ada ay “The survey, which the Chap- man firm intends to produce an- nually, was based on a sampling -of 16 aces posts in about.
2,000
cinkhacers are the highest paid with salaries and ‘bonuses amounting to an aver- age $32,800 each last year. Per- sonnel managers earn the least 99,950 in 1965.
are more than keeping pace with inflation and rising living costs. Executives im-
cent from~ 1961-65, with~ an~in- crease of 9.1 per cent in 1966. BE ACA |
Accounting managers’ made
the five years to bring them an average $16,350 in 1961. Pur- chasing and export sales mana- gers improved the least. A 19.1- per-cent a“ brought—the export manager's salary to $12,800, the purchasing manager’s to $10,850. More tips for the young mas looking for room at the top: —Be a. university ‘graduate, The survey shows they made 24 per cent more last year than non-graduate executives and more than half of the top executives’ under 45 had de- grees. —Work for a large firm. Last ai nearly 38 percent of ex- ecutives in companies $50,000,000° worth or haere business made $20,000 or more. —Try_to get whete you're -go- ing by the time you are 40.
in top executive jobs increase 33 per cent between the ages et 0 to Wb--and kech ca bete up. In the lower executive bracket, you won't: improve your salary much after 40. There's one consolation. De- spite the Horatio Alger - type ai about tycoons who spend 20 hours .a day at their desks,. the report found that most Ca- nadian executives work an “op ficial five-day week,” 78 per
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cent of them 37.5 hours or less.
Farmers Union In Quebec Hits Federal MPs Inaction
tions and their general cateless- ness and indolence.”
The delégates also reproached the MPs for not carrying out
electoral promises once they shad been elected.
‘shown sufficient vigor in backe ing legislative measures calling for establishment of a: grain- regulating agency in the east- ern provinces and for establish- ment of a minimum price of $4.00 for each 100 pounds of milk bought from farmers.
WOULD INSTRUCT MPS
The delegates suggested that the union make greater efforts to instruct MPs about agricul- tural problems and _ solutions
‘demanded by farmers.
Pressure should he uae upon the opposition parties to
tions of non-confidence when- ever the federal. government fails to satisfy the needs -of eastern farmers.
| that the Catholic Farmers’ Union would take no part in any of the activities of the’ Estates General_of French Canada, an organization comprised of re- -presentatives of French - speak-
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discuss recasting the Canadian constitution.
_ The decision was based | stand that the farme
4+-—"The-survey—found that execu... tives
proved their salaries 26.6 per
-| the-greatest gain=34-per-cent-ia ~
in five years ~
Chapman found that salaries:
The Quebec_members Ahad not
get them to bring forward mo- -
The delegates also resolved
ing associations which meets to’ ——