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For Southern BE. 100-bed_ accredited hospital Non-registered graduate starting $325, B.C. reg- istered $340-$375 according to experience. Annual increments, good holiday, sick leave, other bene- fits. Travel loan may be arranged.
Write Director of Nursing, K.L.G. Hospital, Nelson, B.C.
ATTENTION FOOD STORE OPERATORS
Do you require any of the following: (new or used) @ Scales @ Meat Choppers @ Slicers @ Tenderizers @ Cleavers @ Knives @ Sharpening Steels @ spree @ White Coats “You Name It, Have It” : @ Reconditioned closed meat cases @ Dairy, —_ Food. and Prdédiice cases @ Freezers Units for Walk-in coolers @ Ice Makers Motors.
* STOREY ELECTRIC LTD., CH'TOWN DOAKTOWN |
Rural High School requires
MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE TEACHER
for fall term Apply stating experience and giving references to:
MR. E. C. TAYLOR Chairman of School Board, Doaktown, N. B.
NOTICES
201 Wing R.C.A-F.A.
Special General Meeting Thursday, July 22nd 8:30 P.M.
1965 ‘National Convention and other business All Members Requested To Attend.
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NamuThe Whale. ‘Has Press Corps
NANAIMO, B.C. ‘(AP)-—-Namu, losing ‘the
certainly is building a flock of other devoted follower. Namu, BC, after Namu was The 22-foot killer whale is be taken captive tere when he be: | ing fed the finest of salmun. his | came entungled in the nets of | every whistle is resented for two salmon fi ‘ FO ee rr wuriness ‘and SOLD TO AQUARIUM | leommercial fisting have been Ted Griffin, owner of the | put at his disposal and he has Seattle aquarium, heard’ about ‘a growing publicity department |his plight and the fishermen
of repo fd magazine writ- turned Namu over to him for jaf sera . . $8,000. Griffin had a makeshift
pen built of oil drums, nets, ropes, cables and chains
The expedition spent ali Mon- day holed up in Deep Bay, 38 miles nort) of Nanaimo be- cause of stormy weather.
As Capt. George Losey and)
Announcements a _ieep * sea tug Iver Foss KINGS COUNTY iif
le and two calves followed several._days,—-but--Namu’s- family apparently has given up. ¥ h, ‘ , afta mae vaear eer It's been some time since they war, musical entertainment, sports, were seen supper, bingo, etc. Sant sarees fr | But Namu __ still Sen in oie tas. tnd prize, Plenty of attention. | $25.00. Trophy to winner. Namu will be ee Alaa by a team of electronics research- PRINCE COUNTY © ers. They don't expect to un- derstand what he is saying, but RESERVE July 24th, for St. Brigid’s they want to know how he says — picnie Lot 11, supper. bingo, |i¢ and measure te chracter of a »__|the solind, in search of possible applications in anti: submarine | warfare.
_ from lack of sleep and.nervous | strain
The fourton whale’s cruise | south began 18 days ago at |
While he loafs along » ths seagoing pen, under tow from the northern coast of British Co- lumbia to Séattle aquarium, his | keepers are growing haggard
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.> OBITUARY Inserted by the Family. , JAMES JOSEPH ROBISQN
The death occurred suddenly | as the result of a highway ac- cident. in Stanhope on Monday, |May 10, 1965, of James Joseph Robison, in his 10th year, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Robison.
He was an active member of
Vital Statistics BIRTHS
| MASON — Marilyn “and Winston are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Allan Winston, at the Prince Edward Island: Hospital om Monday July 19, 1965.
_FRIZZELL — Mr. and Mrs: Don Friz-
fs §=getting |
at
Twin silent sentry satell- ites headed Tuesday for space outposts over 69,000 miles from the earth following laun- ch from Cape Kennedy with
after the rocket had thunder-
‘geli are bappy to announce the arrival of their hew son, Paul brother for Jamie, at the P.E.I,Hos-— pital on July -15, 1965. Weighing 7 Ibs. 1% o7s.
the Cub-Scouts.of Canada; many lof his fellow-cubs being class- |mates in Stanhope School dur- jing his nearly four years of at- tendance.—All-w{1+-dearly—re- “ member their cheerful and ac- ‘tive companion.
MacKINNON — At the Charlottetown — Hospital on July 18th, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. L.G. (Jaek) MacKinnon, @ — j
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FINA Gasoline ae ~..- On the:
BINGO. and _ SOCIAL EVENING Ch‘town Legion Home Tonight . Wed. - July 14th ~ 8.45 P.M. z Members and Guests Good Prizes
Some with Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elizabeth, to. Robert Grant coger
ter Chery! Ann, weight 7 lbs.,.6 ozs. sister for Bebby and Suzanne.
ENGAGEMENTS:
He is deeply missed by his |mother, fath@r and six sisters; | Dianne, 15, Dale 11, Marlene, 8, 'Leona, 5, Cynthia, 3 and Carol 11; as well as his grandparents, |Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robison, \rimer Reeves, South Freetown, | Stanhope. 4te announce the engagement of their | | 4 very largely attended -fun- daughter, Shirley Elizabeth to William | |eral was held on Wednesday, to | | May 12, from the Charlottetown take rae at Fesslowe ated Chureh, |Funeral Home to St, Eugene's on August 2ist at 3 p.m. | |Church, Covehead, where Req- ioe | luiem High Mass was celebrat- ae sf nn re diol eas ae ‘ed. -by—his--pastor,-Rev.. 0.--P.-engagement--of-her-.daughter,.Suzanne |
M Robert Grant, Simpson present’ in the _sanctu- Ne. a ‘The marriage
ary and Rev. J- C. Pitre assist- ts take place August 21, 1965 at the ‘ing in the choir. The pall-bear- Kirk of St. James, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL “Halifax, N. S.,
Requires the services ofa ae. DIETITIAN —
QUALIFICATIONS: ~~ — ne
- + ‘BSe. (Nutrition Major) and_approv
: " pital interneship or Masters Degree. Three
*". years hospital teaching experience or equiv- alent.
DUTIES: ; :
s Teach student a and assist with .the "aang proareds dietetic internes. Applicants cS inteeeated in part-time ‘employ-
ment will be considered. :
‘ers were Merril McCabe~ Wil-| guepaitL — BROADHEAD — Mr. |
| NORTH RIVER GROCERY STORE
* Now_open under new management. On Trans
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itiam Horgan, Irwin Ellis, Rob-'anq Mrs. Christopher Gledhill are jert MacLauchlan, Louis . Mar- pleased to announce ~ oe
shall, a of their daughter Charmian Jane fore cnontngentaon g Ronald; po My. aad ere ibers of the North Shore Cub- quebec. Marriage to take place Satur: | Scout Pack which attended {n/‘day, August 21st, at 11:30 a.m. in the | \a body. Also present in a body Kirk of St. James, Charlottetown (aoe his schoolmates and tea- GARRETT — MacKINWON - a =
M er Barr He was gently laid to rest in easel to annpunce the engagement |
of their second daughter, Rowena — Ona cometary: Mayer to Wayne Emmerson, elder son |
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacKinnon, Family, Grandparents Dianne, Brooklyn. Marriage vows will be re-| Rt. Rev. Monsignor P. F. _Mac- peated at East Point Baptist Church, Donald. -V.G., Dr. Frank;* Mrs 5" ‘Aug. 21, at 6 p.m. MacMillan and Geraldine, Fred cANNON — CASELEY — Mr. and Mrs. and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edgar M. Cannon, Summerside, wish - to
>. OPENING SOON ~~
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ST. ELEANORS, P.E.I.
The ultimate i in mobile living. Lot size 45” x 80” feet, angle parking, all paved streets and drives,: directory street lights, etc. $20.00 per month. Apply early for choice of location. Applications accepted by telephone 436-9410 or call at 130 Pope Road, St. Eleanors.
~~) James--Darte,-- James “Horgan, alain &aN, Caseley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert |
| announce the engagement of their | MecDonald, Mr. and Mrs its Ardene Mata te Mr. Blaic /¢
=Wilfred-— Butler,- a Valley, .P.E.1. Marri- Joe and Edith, war and a nt? Tei at tein “United | rie, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hen Church. Summerside, August 21, at |
nessey, St. Eugene's C.w.., 7”. °°" |
Play Cast, Charlot : a eral Home. parlottetown. Fun-” - {N MEMORIAM |
mroliments: Ignatius and y,. 5 is sary, Russell Driscoll and Fam- sr QUARRI sari roak! Mecasatess
* |who passed away July 21, 196. FLORAL TRIBUTES God knows how much we miss Pillow — Family.
| Never will her nee? fade., Ww nder, Cross — Grandparents. oe eae. iS pr gy laid. Flowers — Joe and Edith, Covingly remembered and sadly missed |Charles and Stella, Charlie and >y the family. Mildred, Frank, Eileen and Fa- Joseoh, Joey and Donna:
BRYENTON —- In loving memory of
SALARY:
“Commensurate with qualifications and ex- perience. Full Civil Service benefits.
Further information mav be obtained from
Halifax, - Nova
“4es, Victoria General Hospital, - Scotia.
Application Forms may be obtained from the Nova Scotia Civil Service Commission, P. O.
|__Mrs._W._R...Cormwell, P.Dt., Director of Dietet- |
-Box 943, Dennis caption Halifax, Nova Scotia. 1754. -
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_ THECOUNTY OF © “CAMROSE
r—ment- of Agriculture; 180- Richmond” Street; Charlottetown at
Canadidn National Exhibition Scholarship
The. Canadian National Exhibition is again offering one scholarship in each province to a student wishing to enter an
_institution_ofhigherlearning in-Ganada—under-the following
categories: (a) A School of Home Economics, (b) A recog- nized College of. Agriculture or Veterinary College leading to a degree in Agriculture, agricultural engineering or veterin- ary science. (c) Schools of Agriculture leading to a diploma.
Candidates myst be at least seventeen years of age as of July Ist of this year and must have completed at least two years in 4-H club work. Qualities of leadership and inter- est in community activities will be taken into consideration.
Applications, accompanied by a letter from your a principal and a transcript of your latest marks, should be forwarded to the Prince Edward Is! Department of Agri- culture, Box 2000; Charlottetown, not*later than July 26th 1965. Ww
All aobtceate are requested to. meet at the P. EI. Depart- 1.15 P.M. on Wednesday, July 28th.
‘|Joseph Robison wish to thank
eur brother Allison Bryenton who pase- ed away July 19th, 1961. Like falling leaves the years slip by Rut precious memories never die. He lives with us in memory sti!l Not just today but always will. Lovingly remembered by sisters. Mrs.
mily,
| Bud and Mabel: Emmett and | Edith: Harvey and Patsy: Shir- | ley and Kier: Elinor and Laura: | Elmer and Leona; Marie, Lea ;and Family; Linus and Barb:
John, Edith and Family; _Al- Lloyd Molyneaux and Mrs. Arthur jbert, Margaret and Family: ‘youve | +Gordie—and— Myrna: Ron, Pat MacQUARRIE — In loving memory ot |
rs. Eliza Mac- away July 21st.
our dear. mother. Quarrie, who passed 1963
E Family; Walter Carver Jr. and Family; Helen Pound: War-
ren, Marion and Bea:: Grove; God saw you. getting weary
The. Dartes: _ Hemphill Family _Se_he did what he thought best He came and stood beside you
and George: Stanhope School; And whispered come and rest
;Covehead Catechism Class; You wished no one a: tast farewell
North Shore Cub Pack: Stud- Nor even said good-bye
;ents and Staff of Charlottetown - Coe ee ee knew i Rural High School: Stanhope 04, "Wicca py Til and Jim Wi) Gal Pei Rao oO su :
Park; Summerside R.C.A-F.
CARD OF THANKS:
The family of the late. James
CARD OF THANKS
WHT OASSTSTORT Th ANY way their trip to Newfoundland
=. 0. P. Wood, the Charlotte- 4, MR. WILFRED GAUDIN and the mem-
town Funeral Home, Cutcliffe's
Golden opportunities are as follows: j
ROSALIND: A pretty, well-treed hamlet nine miles south of No. 13 paved highway; 12- -room school, 8 teachers in high school: high school teacher for Science and Math. .
ROUND HILL: 10-room school east and north of Camrose: Grade 9 teacher, some exchanges
- in Grade 10.
“KINGMAN: 6-room school north of ~-Camrose:
_ = Grade 6-7.
EDBERG: Nice cillage 7 miles east of paved No.
--21 highway: 11-room school, 2 teachers in
_— high school: need teacher for high school English, French, Social Studies.
.NEW NORWAY: 14-room ‘school in village on - paved No. 21 highway: Grade 9 teacher re-
quired.
_MEETING CREEK:
----of paved No. 21 highway:
7-room school 10 miles east Grade 8 teacher
__. . required.
Salary: Training: 1 yr. 2 yr. 3 yr. 4 yr. 5-yr. .6 yr. Minima: -3100 3700 4350. 5300 5600 5900 Maxima: 4900 5900 6850 8500 8800 9100
- Apply t6: Superintendent of Schools, County of Camrose, Box 1030, Camrose, Alberta. :
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hers of his family wish to express their deepest appreciation to Dr. Shea and Dr. Beer, the staff of the Western Hos- pital, the Rooney Funeral Home, those who ‘sent flowers, mass cards or other lk memorial gifts. those who sent mes- sages of sympathy. and all who showed ‘ an much kindness during the iliness
Ambulance Service, Dr. Prowse, Dr. Saunders, those who sent Mass cards, flowers and mess- ages of sympathy, and all their kind neighbors and friends who assisted in any way during. their recent sad bereavement. and death of Mrs ‘Garam:
NOTICES NOTICES _
NOTICE RE ZONING Kitt: GF CHARLOTTETOWN
The Master Plan forthe City of Charlotte- |
‘ town, establishing and regulating restricted build- ing areas and zones, approved and adopted in” principle by the City Council. may he seen in the window of the Maritime Electric Co. Limited at 139 Grafton Street.
Representations regarding same may be filed in writing at the office of the undersigned on or before August 31, 1965.
of
John J. Butler faty Comptroller. }
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an Atlas-Agena rocket. Soon ~
SILENT SENTRIES LAUNCHED
ed from its launching pad at
are expected tn he positioned in their final orbits by Thurs- day. The hitchhiker will re- main in the transfer . orbit. Twin satellites will police the nuclear test then.
(AP Wirephoto)
3.27, arm. (EST), the twin satellites and a tiny hitching radiation satellite entered a highly elliptical orbit ranging .from 132 to 69,570 miles from the earth. The twin satellites
William, a;
Small Firm In Guelph, Ont.
‘Contributes To
GUELPH, Ont..(CP) — When | the first of two new rockets he) had built shattered on firing, | |Michael Valeriote decided his! weight space material was, “quite hopeless.”
|Norman, son of Mrs, Leslie C. Ramsay| Glass fibre has never been| They persuaded McGill Univer-' Dominion Bureau
jused in building rockets before | but Mr. Valeriote and his)
i brother Pacific had~hopes they | the Barbados. ° \had discovered a material much |
lighter than ‘steel that would ' travel farther in space. OBITUARY
Inserted by the Family. “MRS. MALCOLM A. MacPHEE
On April 21, 1965, relatives, friends .and_neighbors..were..sad-..
dened to hear of the death at | jher home of Heatherdale’s, old- | | added to the giant gun to gain | price potatoes, ... est and most respected citizen, | extra velocity. The gun became livestock and poultry feeds |the longest of its type in the helped raise the vegetable index ~
seven-tent'ss of one percnt te |
|Mrs. Malcolm A. MacPhee in ther 100th year. She was born in | Grandview, daughter of the late$Angus and Flora MacLean Bruce. Her husband predeceas- ‘ed her in 1941.
| true Christian spirit made -her |an esteemed resident. of the community where she lived, her. jhand was constantly outstretch- led to those in need and her.
patience and goodness blessed
Jall_.those.-.who:<eame:;in=contact..
with her.
All through the years it was a privilege and joy to visit in her home which was a-centre of hospitality to a large num- ber of people, young and old, who found in her a gracious |hostess, strong in character and
"| possessing a keen sense of hu- |
mor. She was a faithful mem- {ber of Valleyfield United Church. A charter member. of for a great many years.
Left to mourn are four sons three’, daughters, Fulton with whom she resided; Bruce, Montague; Jack in England; Sinclair, California; Mary, Angus Matheson) of Mur- ray River;-Florence, (Mrs. Nor- man Smith) Dorchester, Mass.; Christine (Mrs. James Shaw), Montague, P.E.I. One son Ang. |us predeceased her in 1962.
Also surviving are two fos- 1 Alice, Charlotte- town and Louise, Vancouver, BC;
The funeral which was large- ly attended’ was held from Val- leyfield United ~
Church — con- ducted by her pastor, Rev. oo Fraser, assisted by
. Donald Campbell and Rev.
Sleep in Jesus. A favorite ‘hymn of the deceased Under His Wings was rendered by The Brooklyn Trio.
Pall bearers were Mack Mac- Phee, Martin MacDonald, John MacDonald, George Mac-
te Hector Matheson - and
'Stanlew’ MacLeod
Floral tributes were—-many Flower _ bearers were Malcolm MacPhee, Pack ————_—Peardon, George Matheson, John-Shaw, Stanley Bruce, Ar- thur MacKinnon, Alexander
Martin, Aarstin Tattrie, Trane MacDonatd— and Sinctair—Mae-- |
Phee
Burial was in the family Biot |
jin the church cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Malcolm |A. MacPhee wish tn express their sincere thanks to Rev. Graeme Fraser, Rev. Donald |Campbell, Rev. Basil Lowery, Montague Funeral Directors, | choir and organist of Valley- field Church, The Brooklyn Trio, all those who sent flow-
contributions cards and letters—of. sympathy. An added thank you to the many
friends and neighbors for their |kind acts during their bereave-
ment.
;26 when the first rocket ex-
Her kind, friendly disposition, Pioded even belore ¥ left, the
later he ordered a _second count. down. :
he. Lord's My. ‘Shepherd. has
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items at Kensington “Warehouse evenings exrept—Friday— appointment by phoning 436-3882 ; js
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Space Effort Price Index
Their projectiles weighed 100
pounds less than conventional " Up In J une
| steel rockets. OTTAWA (CP) — The June The brothers built their rock- wholesale price index rose 11
REEVES — RAMSAY — Mr. and _. lidea of using glass fibre as light-/ets at their small Guelph|per cent from May with the | shop, Valeriote Electronics oe products group largely
|which has only 25 employees.|responsible for the increase, the of Statistics sity scientists to help them fire reported Tuesday.
the missilées- from. their base in} The May- index of 249.2 \ 21a
The McGill scientists had was also 2.7 per cent above-the- been co-operating with the U.S. June, 1964 figure of 245.4
per-atmosphere _ conditions firing instrument ‘shells’ from! {to June, but the sharpest in- a giant naval gun. In June 1963, | crease was in_the—animal-prod- Martlet IT, a MeGill - built | ucts group. Reflectmg higher rocket; set a world record’ for! prices for Hvestock, fresh and high altitude, into“ the upper “atmosphere.
A 50-foot extension was now
pto-274 from ~260:4;
increases for ©
world, The Valeriotes’ gamble on 221 from 219.4.
glass fibre seemed lost March |— Contract
gun barrel, But Dr. G. V. Bull, | director .of McGill’s High Alti- tude Research Project, refused to be discouraged. Five hours
Powered by ~1,000-pounds of explosive. the 450-pound rocket’ - hurtled into the sky over the Atlantic.
With the successful firing, the little Guelph firm had made an
nay Bay, Saint John, been awarded to Harbor ' Devel: opment of Saint John: tiie works |important contribution te space ie naneaet aes coe senaral research. of 662,000 cubic yards of ma- The Valeriote brothers first terial to provide a channel became interested {n rocketry depth of 20 feet at low water and space as a sideline to their ordinary spring tide for large main eae alg which ts manu-' off tankers. facturing a variety of products The department
They began marketing rocket |a wharf extension and an access. shells six years ago. road.
From these tentative begin- The wharf extension, at nings their involvement has Charleton, Que., was awarded
mushroomed to the point where to Gulf Maritime ‘Construction -
Michael Valeriote is now build-| Ltd., of Matane, Que., for $145,- ing a tracking station on his 450. i Puslinch Township farm for the The $95,!05 contract for an Canadian Rocket Society, of eight-mile road to the light touse which, the brothers are co-found- | at Cape St. Mary's on Placentia ers Bay on the south shore of New- Two- Eskimo youths were foundiand, \went to All Sales among the workers who helped Equipment Contracting lad. St. io_build the Valeriptes’ glass John's: Nfld. fibre rocket. NT CAPITAL SHIFT After he heard the publisher ee Se pressure of the Edmonton Journal urge group has been set up-here to
Canadians to worry about prob- try to persuade the French govs
‘lems at home before they helped ernment to set up a new polit
the under-developed . countries, d administrative capital
Michael Valeriote arranged for Sway from Paris. The group,
Sear teem Cae = rand which includes former army wo mos cannes “1
With the help.of the northerp.Oicers. businessmen a ocal
affairs department, David Pin | strangled by its rapid increase
garpik, 21, and Adam Tomassie, ;, population. It also is. too vul-
22, were brought from Payne yorable to nuclear attack. — yt
in northern Quebec. t a Ne Sram
TO MEET: NIKITA »
Guelph and settled in a com- fortable boarding house to CAIRO (AP)Egypt’s _Prest-
“make them as independent as dent Gamal Abdel Nasser wills possible."’ meet Nikita Khrushchev. during
Both Eskimos are high school his visit te Moscow — starting graduates who would have had Avg 27, littlé opportunity to use their ed- Tuesday Nasser was reported ucation at home. David is learn- to have asked to see the de- ing rubber moulding and Adam posed Soviet premier through
is becoming Proficient at the the Soviet embassy here ‘ant week
hand lathe.
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CALLED FOR TENDERS
Registered deed described’ size 60 x 72 feet situated on east side of Howlan Street which is serviced with sewage and im a quiet location. Will probably be sold for highest offer received before July 31st. Write Wallace Moase, Summerside, now.
ALSO FOR. SALE—One Tradesman adult 3 wheeled = tricycle, rugged frame made to support tool hamper, chest or trunk be- tween rear wheels; also one CCM factory designed delivery \ bieycle with tubular_rack ahead of frame with snulky spokes and ‘heavy carrier tires. Both above suitable on delivery routes ‘and will support loads up te 150 pounds each besides rider. Five complete pairs of sulky -and cart wheels with assorted sized tires for horse racing and pony carts. One new BSA Lightning | Rocket 650: CC Motorcycle. $1320.. One Harley Davison Skooter $270. “Also ladies’ and gent’s bicycles. new and used. See these evenings 267-4630
ane one
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\to 252 in June. Tse latter figure. °- The _ |army for two years in taking 1935-39 price period equals 100. =
-| écientific measurements of up-| Six of tne eight major groups by | in the index went up. from May c
gin-fired probes cured meats, # rose §.3 per cent z In other May-June increases -
een At &
also ar ae primarily for defence purposes. |nounced two other contracts for. <=:
informed—sources said=-~—
Save Paris’ is hemnz —————