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_.Parents-wishing to enrol ~pupils—in—grade—one—at— the. Montague —lement-- ary School for the com- ing year please ~$38-2424 before May 18 mi
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ASTENTION OF'MR. NA GRAY, PO BOX 8000 MONTREAL 3, QUEBEC
“AN. OPPORTUNITY- IN-
“”t AVON PRODUCTS OF ‘CANADA, “LIMITED
Land Su rveyor
“Wood lines, sub- dion. general
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Telephone 894-5070
* By THE CANADIAN PRESS (eastward It is replacing cold, |. Ap unusually cold, spring with wet conditions in Alberta, Sas- | killing overnight. frosts has hit | katchewan and Manitoba, farming hard in‘ parts of Can- Praime farmers. say one or ada, particularly in Ontario and. two weeks of good’ farming Quebec. rweather. will enable them to | But im some parts of the Mar- catch up. The seeding picture in itimes planting of crops may be- | Saskatchewan, for instance, is gin earlier than last -year, a about. the same as last year _ Crose.-_Canada—Survey- by The .when- the province produced a
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Canadian’ Press showed. And in | bumper wheat crop. 4 British Columbia weather gen-_ FEAR DROUGHT
port, PEL wish _le._-senaunee— the me | ing-—was little —-ahead—of—the— Mobtague and St. Peters. “Tter’ Doane’ Ernestine to Cet. Willam (S26 tinf® last year. Office Hours: : Aired -Dashease, eat eate, Mone Saskatchewan Wheat Pool re; 3 PEL, son of Mr. and Mrv. Erie_Dews- |ports. said warm, dry conditions fee nap, Barrie. Ont, Marriage to take this week will mean seeding | “MONTAGUE: Place at Central Christian Church: 1) be common through most of |
—Dr._ John C.. Bonnell has_resufned practise_ ‘n
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Bad So hata of Transport, Moncton, N. B’ (To be, responsible , for sanitation in all Air Services buildings in the Region; 2 direct and train -Departmental cleaning personnel).
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AUCTION SALE
Millview — May 14th. at | P.M,
_ Ferguson tractor with loader, tandem disc harrow, tractor plough, cultivator on wheels, pin harrow, tractor cart, farm wagon on rubber, live- ° stock ‘trailer, grain seeder, fanners with motor, scales, vise, blacksmith drill, blocks and rope, wire tighteners, hammer mill, belts, buzz saw, gas mo- tor,-electric.motor,-potato-conveyor,wood sleigh, - 400 bus. sed oats, timothy seed, harness. 15 calves
lbs:
FURNITURE: Bedroom furniture, 1 complete set, _ extension table, rocking chairs, small tables and many other articles too. numerous to mention.
Cash.
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If not fine first fine day following. ee LEO HYNES, J. ‘THOMAS McKENNA, Soe Auctioneer. .
Agricultural bee = fj GROIN. 3 s« THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1966 6:00 - 6:30 P.M, — TOPICS:
Careers in Agriculture. Courses available for farming and
‘industry. are GUEST;
“DALE ELLS, Supervisor, ° Vocetional & Technical Trainin
Nova Scotia Agricultutal College, Truro, N.S.
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PEI. Department of Agriculture. to
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compilations in the office,.field.work; prepare aS. and-—.|+
~ By Cold Spring Weather
| ‘The shadow of ina year’s crippling drought stil! . hangs over’ their heads,"’ said 4 Fron- tenac County's .agricultural rep- resentative, FE. R. Jennings.
Wheat, pasture and hay- crops
lin the Ottawa Valley were hard hit by winter kill Thousands of-
cattle were sold in the galley, a
“after the 1965—drought td pr: | vide money for feed. Now if DAYS LATE.
fruit buds in the _Apple-growing.. Anapolis "Valley. Despite chert cold and snow New Brunswick, planting in the northern district could gin two weeks earlie’ than 1963,
| sald a spokesman for the brov-
be- -
Sor a the province by the weekend. |
Monday, Tuesday, Thursda: -Saturday— wuiskin 2: Mus GS a ae |The Poel said i expecta: he 10061 incial agriculture department. -2to4—7 to Mrs.~Hugh Frizzell, Clinton, wish to | i "ort é main damage Prince Friday 2 to 4, er ae SSO renee o-a-g00d--raward Island, was g ST. PETERS: Ropats Laue st ae Maia Sey newly planted potatoes. A,
| Warm wanther: éasing ‘into | spokesman for the federal de-° - Friday evening 7 to 9 mons, Carleton Siding and Mrs. Sim-| wanitoha was expected. {o out . g | mons, Summerside. Marriage to take | | partment of agriculture in St.
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elephone 838-2114 Residence 838-2794
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place at Collins Bay Edith Ramsay |an end to, unseasonal cold. Tem- promarial United Church, May 2ist-at- peratins have been.15 to 20-de=
_ |}gres: below average” for early
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er "IN MEMORIAM
ENMAN >— “th loving memory ‘of Roy C. Enman who passed away May 12, |
1965. - Seay: A ised by wife and family.
GALLANT — In loving memory af + athe Gallant who passed a Albetta, May 12, 1963. “goes on with “many changes, Joys and sorrows, es and tears. But hic + stl awill linger With eet a me ee : | Eover—loved—and— remem’ ae
TENDERS.
SEWER CONSTRUCTION VILLAGE OF WILMOT
~ Sealed tenders addressed to the Village of Wilmot will be: received up to 5.00" pm i the“afternioon Stan “Time the— .__26th_day-—of.._May.-for-the-construction of a Sanitary Sewage
fy
| OBBO!
Collection System, Wilmot, P.E.I. memory
Plans, specifications and tender documents can be ae | ed Charest Resign Br 963. who depart at Kapuskasing tion oe
from the Engineers by genéral contractors. A’ This month comes with deep regret,|. Farming conditions -
. $50.00 payable to the eens is required for Prk agp a of | B Drings beck 8 day we Wil Rover tario varied.
plans and documents. You ta . ; | “We are not too greatiy. eon- asteep without HAYISE 4080 corned at present,” said E. K.
iia tidedch--anee-Sontie-abt-abeeteditee decophthe= ee A “Pearson, -Watertoo's ~ agricul: |
Ever remembered by Bud, Verna and family. JENNINGS _ In loving memory of Stevie Jennings who, was kifled in tario on May 12, 1965.
There's a smile we'll always. remem-
ber, A voice we'll always recall,
LAURIE A. COLES & ASSOCIATES .
Consulting Engineers’ ; Charlottetown
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_ A.D.T. Friday, May 13, 1966, for the grading, | ' stabilizing and paving of approximately 6.8 miles a
2 to 6 weeks old; 1 work horse 12 years old, 1300) G-
And the memories we'll cherish for- ever, Of one, so dear to us . | Lovingly remembered_and* catty missed | lta Cremtpe and Nanny Jennings ~.and | ‘amily
| MacDOUGALL _ Pacing ta memory of |a dear husband and father N May | MacDowgalt who passed away read
One lonely year. has pascedi t since that sad day.
When the one we loved ‘was callea
aWay.
The end came middeniy after a jong illness which he bore with true Christ |ian_ patience.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS | - Province of:Prince Edward Island~
TENDER»
SEALED TENDERS will be received: ‘untit- noon
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of road from’ ALBERRY PLAINS SCHOOL to -F POOLE’S CORNER: -
“Specifications and tender are may be obtain- tem ™mneres by wife Mary ana ed -from the office-of the undersigned, few Pro-. i
vincial Office. = Building, Charlottetown. _Prince — aces = fond. and _Joving_ mem: _Edward_ Island. ae flues Crooks, departed. this
We cannot toget you
Our loved one so dear ’ ‘Your memory grows sweeter year after year.
- Lowest or any tender nibk tinceasarily accepted, NOTE: Tenders will*be opened at the above ad-
vertised time, and bidders are invited to aS ie te a _present their bids in person (or otherwise), | Bat mnegven we'se hoping and be present at the opening. * VAlways. reifiembered and sadly missed
| by Ney, Mae, Donna and Beverley.
J. Philip Matheson, CARD OF THANKS |
May. The ‘agriculture depart- ment said one or two weeks of |—— | good. weather “is needed to: bring | general seeding. | SEEDING 18 LATE
Ontario’s planting generally | was more than a week late he- cause of vecord cold. But the! weather bureau in Toronto said | temperatures should rise this. afternoon and be, back to normal | by “the” weekend: The ‘forecast’ came after the mercury
aw | dropped to as low as 19 degrees
tural representative, ci But in eastern Ontario,—_rain+ and warmer. weather. were
On- | needed.
“Announcements
CITY AND QUEENS ©
Gpecuxt twaiee ied entire stock. &t $28.88. each Basement department, | ; Moore and McLeod Ltd.
DANCE MT. RYAN Hall Johnston's | A of commerical
River every Friday night. Good ~; Canteen = service;
oT TURKEY Supper, @. Pins xX) Parish Mall, Thursday, May 12th, @er-
a “4 to 7-p.m. Admission $1.25. =
MELVIN McQUAID will be in a be fice at Souris all-day Friday and Sat> | urday-morning of this week,
“DANCE IN Vernon River Hall, Fri- day. -May—13;—Musie—by —Dino—and- The | Satans. _
KINGSTON BRANCH Royal Canadian | Legion. monthly meeting Thursday May 12, 8.30 p.m. Extension plans t# be ae cided. Ladies Auxiliary meeting same hotr.
“THANROFFERIN' “Sunday at Nine pM terian Church at & p.m. with | Blake Wood of Southport singing.
“SERVICE “this fe Creek Presby-. Mrs,
gother. countries as Russia,
Charlottetown Prince Edward April : 29, 1966
Minister of Highways. Island’
DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island
A. the Charlottetown ® Hospital and
; E peice TRACADIF. Cross School Fri-
my thanks t the, » May 13th. Dancing 9 to 12:30. In sist®re and nurses of a. ° Intermediate “C"’ Hockey my Championships. Old time and modern |
friends who cent flowers. masses, let. dancing
ters and cards. _ ao | KINGS COUNTY
: Mrs. Thomas Bolger.
AUNTS AND UNCLES of Jos-| REGULAR FRIDAY ——night
KE, MacPhee, late Ne Greg got Village Hall. Music by “The! reh. resident {rom Fr} until nis **. Sponsored - the Village of
|death April 16, 1948, wish to thank the | Morell Ine.
| slaters of St. Martha. Notre Dame
I wisn To doctors. dlergy.
dance |
| John's said the weather_in-New- foundland ‘has heen terrible’ nd has had an adverse effect on--c¥ops,
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‘| Bluencess And. | Hatvinig-Chokers
OTTAWA (CP) — Conserva- five Senator Clement A. ; O'Leary of Nova Scotia was
-salling—right-along ina fisheries” development debate in the Sen- ate when suddenly he floundere +.
“We herring-chokers . . |," he | began, thus invading the prov- incial rights of New Brunswick and inciting the provincial pride of Senator A. J. Brooks (PC—
the New Brunswitk senator told Senator passe are- ‘a bluetose.”” Only resi. dents —of—New Brunswick are herring-chokers.
The bone of contention never was east settled as Senator O'Leary refased to take the ae jand went | Canadian jisn't keeping
on .
ee: land ‘and Norway.
After second reading, the bil! Ito provide for the development fisheries was re- ‘ferred $0 the banking and com |merce committee _ further
study. ‘
tt en ml
Gunnar Mining Shows Net Loss
TORONTO. (CP) — . Gunnar tae one had a net loss of $13,203,455 last year compared with a loss of $6,008,607 im 1964, the company said here. va
President T. P. O'Connor ab tributed-the Joss.to operations m the company’s construction | subsidiary; McNamara Corp., | which Gunnar acquired. after a heated and a tantly squabble “in 4
Mr. O'Connor said the expan | sion in the construction wubsid- iary two yeats ago Ww. . “too great and too — fast." said estimates.of costs of. some .™ | the larger jobs had-since proved - | inaccurate.
Last September a consortium
‘-and don’t. wish to keep.two homes. Second floor.
| Sisters, Rev. Christian Brothers U.S.A. | Rev. Fathers. “Brothers St. Carmillus,
TEN DERS-~
; : ae ee A men of P.E.1., Hen-_ SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon {oats mr ygntme:. foctors. REMI
Rev Pius Murnaghan, St. Georges. and” | all who sent masa cards, letters and
ADT. gs May 13, 1936, for the - grading,
stabilizin ng of. approximately 7.0 miles _ ‘expressions of aympntny.
of road, om CHERAY VALLEY to ALBERRY ~
PLAINS SCHOOL. a NOTICES = Specifications and tender forms may be ob-
=tained-from-the- office of the undersigned; New — ANNU AL
Provincial Office ee Charlottetown, . Prince
“Edward Istand._ : The annual mee
Lowest or: any, tender not nacheantity accepied,
NOTE: Tenders will. be opened at the above ad- ‘ vertised. time, and bidders are invited to pre- gent: their bids in person or otherwise), ang — be present at’ the opening.
Ji Philip “Matheson Minister 0 EEN.
main lounge “of the. on. Thursday, ey
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Charlottetown ce Edwards: sland._-
April 29. 1966 | FOR SALE~ .. >
In Freetown right in the ceriter of village one.of | the older homes but this property has been kept | in pink: of condition.. Owners -live in Halifax, N.S.
Home, Montague
has three bedrooms and bath and lots of closets. First floor has double living room, dining room, kitchen, small pantry, sunroom off. kitchen, re- ception hall. There is also a wash room off the kitchen. Shed and garage and barn all attached to house. Forced warm air heating system new 2 years ago. 4 acre land well a f
nities sien
DANCE = LO
For information contact? |.
JAMES E. THOMPSON,
Exclusive agent — 275° Duke Street. Summerside, P. E.l
Telephone 436-3604 Summerside or Wills C. Reeves 436-5128 ‘Summerside.
Bea: $1.50
Members
Cn ee
\° County Hospital will be held in the
War veterans of Montague and vicins ity are requestéd to meet at the Legion -
= 2th at 1:15 p.m. to attend the funeral ‘of their late eomraee Baey dba hell
CHARLOTTETOWN CU RLING CLUB
FRIDAY, MAY 13th
jot five of the company’s. seven bankers holding $45,500,000 of Ginnar's
PRINCE COUNTY
Norice — P.EA, FLAX Industries Ltd.. ‘of the PEL Flax Industries Lid, sche- pany. This debt has si
duled for ae 12th, 1966 la postponed | Feckoad to $27,100.00 noe “been
nen has been good for crops. The unusual cold delayed f the Prairies a surge of fae ane pirate —— pasture growth’ In’ Quebec prov- a. ie ll air, producing ternpers. | abies. Killed theese ae the piven ‘inte and put tt: about 10 days Ee The annual meeting of the sharehold- «Ste = Se Ms IS PIP SEINE and eld back erowth of A iher ates lactis ieee : : me and fruit trees. Dey weather | Ne 20 A : | , particularly good crop this year rs of the Mt. Stewart Memorial | Hall | Vital Statistics ah ea 5 eae wees | and are getting a bad one.” said : ic “ of -drough ohn Budat™ acdonalg” will be held Saturday, “May 14 at 8:30— Se BIRTHS. ae! oe) Catetio end noses Oi, College - department of agro. - ‘In the Prairies: the near-rec- Naa ee a a Coles ‘This igs more , serious this a p.m. Important business to be discuss- | ee ee pe i an ort temperatures tor “Vear than it has been in the past ‘ 7 nounce the arrival of a _ conditions in ___most SE a ed May 11th, 1966, at. Queen Jareas The warm, sunny wea- apt ear that moet { van = et Repiiabr Montreal Quabee— West ther brightened’ the outlook for | (at or tag duping the eee . 9 Ibs, 44 Opa. ‘ |farmers. who had coped with = Seeding yas tapas behind: | 7 ENGAGEMENTS [""Kinecta “inoisiuce conditions 1" almost all Nova :Scotia see- | ! * | Alberta moisture conditions | tions: But beldw - normal tem- 4 ~ were good to excellent and the | ’ | MOLYNEAUX — DEWSMAP — Mr. Tata wien! Maal and “meg: peratures haven't damaged
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debts undertook an Freetown, The annual . meeting | active part in running the com: -*>
“NOTICES | ~— OBITUARY MRS. EDWARD MILLER a There passed. away..at— the ~
MEETING
ting of the Prince
| Prince County Hespital on April 1966,. Mrs. Tressa Blanche aes heloved wife of ae
| ®Sth-vear me Mra. Miller waa & member ot | the United Church and took a lvery active part i social ao... lelety's? A wonderful reader and he willing to pass har know- ledge on those who were inter- ested. \ The home was quit fered to as the "half, way - — hoiise’’, «0 many would eall her - "Mom" of account of her gen- lefosity inthe home at méal time of any time a warm “welcome “~Fawaited’ Young and old. 7)" She leaves to mourn “Resides her husband, the twin daughters, Maisy, Mrs. Ivan Clarke of Bel- mont Lot 16 and GAady. Mrs. El den-MacLean of Charlottetown. Four grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Also. one sister, Mrs: Laura : MacKay, US.A..The funeral service was “conducted by her pastor, - Rev. F. Lloyd which was largély’ at- tended at the AE TOG aaa re _ The pallbearers were her ne- phews> Willie Miller, Erskine Forbes, Victor Sanderson, Mar- _ old MacLean, “ Harvev-Colwitt-The many florat tributes and donations for Re- tarded Children, showed the. es: teem in which Mre* known ©
nurses’ residence. 1% ‘1966. ‘at 8:00
i . M. LOGAN, ' Secretary-Treasurer.
on ‘Thursday, May.»
BSTER PLATE
ROAD. A ph net inncmnd
le About 49,000 Americans
‘p ate ‘ip highway accidents ‘ns ; ; and 1,8@0,000 were sensi and Guests . \jured.
United Church,
Miller of Central Lot 16 in het.
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Alfred and «~:
Miller was