NOTICES NOTICES

TONIGHT Sportsman’s Club:

(Sterns Building)

Music, Dancing, Entertainment with the “Sportsmen”.

m1

imute all pending death sen- ers, a bank robber, a jealous Members and Guests Station at Ellerslie, P.E.I. Applicants should have ‘ences to imprisonment. § husband and youths of 18 and Physical Culture Recreation Centre |_ At proses, 12 men and youths {38

|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept. 24, 1965. 11)

_ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

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Technician Wanted $4,680 to $5,700

Applications are invited for a téchnica! position at the Fisheries Kesearch Board, Biolegical Sub-

school training and preferably some biological training and experience.

Additional information and application forms

NOTE

To Residents of Charlottetown Area Applications will be received from prospect- |

may be obtained on request from .the Fisheries Research Board, Biological Station, St. Andrew’s, N.B.

ive elderly citizens who would be interested in senior citizens housing accommodation in‘city of Charlottetown. Sufficient applicants are-required to prove need before approval of project can be obtained.

Write Immediately To:

Senior Citizens Housing Corp. P.O. Box 3000, Department of Health, Charlottetown

Dorchester Penitentiary Employment Opportunity

Clerical Assistant to Psychologist (Male) Competition No. 65-200-24

AGE LIMIT: 20-40 yearss.

DUTIES: Clerical assistant to Psychologist, ad- ministering and scoring of routine psycholo- gical] tests, and statistica) manipulation of re-

| Decisions ‘Face Gov't .

By RONALD LeBEL OTTAWA ‘CP)—Amonz the toughest decisions facing the leabinet during the election cam- ipaign will be whether to com.

are waiting in jail “death rows" |

after being convicted of capital urder..Ten of them have exe- cution dates falling during the jcampaign. starting next. Wed- esday and ending three days jbefore the Nov. 8 vote, The government had prom- lised to bring the’ whole issue of leapital punishment to a ‘free vote” in the Commons this year

‘but no action had been taken |

when Parliament was dissolved \Sept. 8.

| A close vote cutting across jparty lines had been expected jon a private member's bill -by |Robert Temple, incumbent Lib-

|eral MP for Hastings South, to

abolish hanging. | A majority of th cabinet {s

Vital Statistics ENGAGEMENTS

MacRAE — KENNEDY Mr. ena Mrs. Charies MacRae of New London, Prince Edward Island announce the

marriage of

their only » to Reginald

iieved to favor partial aboll- tion. with capital punishment re- jtained for murders of police /men and prison guards. Solicl- | tor. «neral Lacry Pennell. who jreviews every capital murder

lease in doipi and recommends jaction - to” Cabinet, has re-

|peatedly expressed his support for outright abolition,

The convicted killers now | awaiting execution include a | Sex maniac two separatist ter- rorists, underworld executlon-

| At least three cases are ex- pected to be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada next month and five more are pend ing before the Quebec Appeal Court. Execution dates will be deferred if more tim is ndd to exhaust the judicial process. *. |

“ecrly three years hae elapsed since the last hanging, in which. Ronald Turpin and Acthar Lucas were» executed back to back Dec. 11, 1962, In Toronto. Since then 17 death | senivuces have Leen comriuted and several others were re- ver ec by appeal court :

OBITUARY WALTER = MaeCALLUM

Inserted by the family |

The people of Lower Bedeque | and Surrounding area were sad- |dened on August 28 when it was learned that Walter Herbert | MacCallum had passed away in Prince County Hospital -Annex, at the comparatively early age

WATER LEVELS LOW IN VERMONT

. Dorothy Beulah, . search data under direction. eee ay. one Sf the ine Mr. | of 69 years. He was ag honest, ; : AUCTION SALE > QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum of Grade 12 pre- erwion, Now Brenyvick The marriage upright ‘man of sterling qualities.-——-phig~ former —railroad--tree--p ¢-r-i-o-d-sthe-trestle-is.com-.eas in early 1900s. The lake

ferred and achievement of a suitable stand- ard in any testirg that may be given. Bilin- gualism an asset. High clerical ability with

| Church, Collingwood, Ontario on Wed. mesday, September 29, 1965, at 7 p.m.

In his home he was a loving, de- {te ig now almost completely | Voted husband and father and it! out of water in Whitingham is there that he will be sadly Lake at Wilmington, Ver-

pletely under water. In days gone by it was used by Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington Rail-

was formed in 1924 by New — England Power Co. to geners ~~ ate power for New England

236 Grafton St., Charlottetown CARD OF THANKS med. He was a prominent mont, as water continues to road. In f i ' | 1 ; : foreground is section

Ac tables deli oun os ta oe office experience. Type 45 wpm, knowledge |e" wine ana families of the jae f4fmer and a life-long resident recede from the prolonged of Mountain Mills Paper and 40d part of New: York state. n saturaay, pt. - atl. wk. of fili » and be familiar with dictating and | George Beveriy MeeARioter wieh to ex. of Lower Bedeque. | drought. During” high water Pulp Co. which began _busin- (AP Wirephoto)

transcribing equipment. Applicants should (‘et sincere thanks to the | doctors, | Th late Mr. MacCallum was —-

{ Chesterfield and chair, $3 couches, arm ehair, En se - murses and staff @& Prince County Hos-! twine married, fi

oil stove, sewing machine, ‘3 small tables, rocking chair, satisfy Selection ee as to stability, ~ ital. the Rev. 1.1%" Bartialt. eaderteker stl pm . oe late Britis Li ra Pa ces |

washer, mirrorss. 36" bed and spring, chrome table and liability, literary and oral expression, self- | iives, neightiours, friends and ail whe : re Béde- h be | rty Fa

‘ ; ’ os q ° ° que. From this union the - | chairs. Large sideboard, small sideboard, 2 medicine cab- control, confidence, maturity and ability to | sent flowers, im memorial gifts, and vive two children: ‘lena: © Mre

inets, 2 wash tubs, smali cast iron stove, floo’ coverings, stair treads, several chairs, bedding, curtains, blinds, pots, pans, dishes, bed lamps, 2 wash stands, desk lamp, floor lamp, table lamp, go-cart, 1 single hot plate. 1 double plate, fur coat, 2 boy’s jackets, oven and grill (G.E.), 2 kitchen tables,

, rate with others. - SALARY: $3630 — $4380 per annum. CLOSING DATE: September 30th, 1965.

messages of sympathy in our very sad bereavement. Thank you.

IN MEMORIAM

~— Im loving memory of our

Norman MacFarlane, North Car- |

jleton and Lorne of Fernwood. | | His second wife was the formér | Jennie Waugh of North Bede

Tough Decision Over Policy

By CARL MOLLINS LONDON

| But while its share of the vote | § 4CP)—The Liberal was more than 11 percent.the |

1 desk, 1 telephone seat, and many other articles. : que who survives him. From : : ; | . ' eis $ Apply to: ate, vans september 34, Ion” "(this union there are three chil- |P&Fy, a small third force in-|party’s 10 seats represent only | TERMS CASH Dear Ded you are wot forgotten, ‘dren: Marina, Mrs. George fated by fate with new impor- 1.6 per cent of Parliament. |

ne neues The Warden, Though on earth os ere 0 more. Campbell bintnes z tance, is undergoing agonies of | Hence the party conference ; aneet —_ Dorchester Penitentiary mamary. - i cal Redeque, self-appraisal as it tries to de-| voted Wednesday for electoral oe > Cra 700K “Dorchester, New Brunswick. Aivage remambered'by aseswier Ut Dianne at home. Teor tena trey (Gide ow to use an. unaccus- reform, urging the government , : mie, Mauretta and Hannah deceased him. Also muniting [Samed political power. \to institute proportional repre-

ie cicht ars mig Jo—Grimond, the handsome |Sentation—a~ system that would

~ BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY

| Scottish party leader, opened |have given the Liberals about the annual Liberal conference |70 seats in the last election. Wednesday with a speech that| But while the Liberals feel Mrs. Bruce Affleck, Summer- | stirred his followers but put off cheated, their 10 seats are the sid; Jennie, Mrs. Walter a decision on whether or ontto most they have held in 20 years Craig, Bedeque; and one broth- help keep the Labor government |and they loom even larger in a er, Gordon. of Charlottetown. _ im office. jHouse where. government and The funeral was held on Au-{ Exulting in a rare sensation opposition forces are almost gust 31 from his late residence. |\of being watched with respect evenly balanced.

three sisters: Fanny, Mrs. Char- les Henderson, Bedeque; Mary,

Goods_and Service... Where to-find them in Charlottetown and District

The pastor, Rev. Ronald Cam-|by the two big parties, Gri-|@ Prime Minister Harold Wil-

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eron, assisted by Dr. L.P. Archi-| Mond told Liberals assembled son's followers—some of them bald, brought words of comfort |im the Yorkshire resort of Scar-|in a mutinous mood—hold 315 to the bereaved. Hymns sung | gh: \seats in the House of Commons

were ‘‘The Lord's

Murray River

| GEORGE PEAKE

| herd’’ - and ‘‘Abide With Me.”

My- Shep- | “Our teeth are

in the real against 313 for the combined Meat and our muscles exerted Conservative - Liberal opposi-

CA PRESIDENT

Ralph Leonard Bamford of

MOCLARY ‘EASY > LIMITED Sanitation Service Harrison James the iarze gathering of friends |i the real struggle for political ition. One vacancy -is in a Con- on aa ee ie oe

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS | Gala Beauty Shop and relatives and the profusion |Power. We intend to exploit our | servative stronghold and__the | president o| RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL | REAL ESTATE | 90 Edward Street Te! 49068 (oi oral tributes portrayed. the (BOsition, to exploit it in the mu- | Other’ in a traditionally Labor | stitute of Chartered Account CALL US FOR FURTHER 105 Kent St. Dial 4-9481 INSURANCE Septic tanks, pumps and re- | ¢ 4 ¥ hich tional interest.” constituency. | ants. Mr. Bamford, who sue. respect and esteem in whic Liberals in Parliament) ceeds Derek Lukin Johnston of

INFORMATION Complete Beauty Service 92 QUEEN STREET — All ate ae Phunbias ane ens

| the departed was held.

| He warned that the 10 Lib-| The erals in the 630-seat House of either voted with the govern-

Vancouver, was elected at the

| DICK RUTHART Open days 9 to 5:30, alse | PHONE 2-2448 ing done during vacation. | Wel: Gunseatuad The pallbearers were: Messrs. Gommons would vote against |Ment or abstained on important group's 63rd. annual convem. ~ %8 Eden — Ch'town 894-9432 Tuesday Sg Thursday — A. E. MacKay. Phone 66. | Thorne Saad oe Affleck, government measures that con- divisions during the first 10 tion in Vancouver, BUSINESS MACHINES | Mis Wima. Spencer oa FURNITURE Willamn’ Montgomery and Archi, (icted with Liberal principles | months of Labor zovernment. __ (2 eee eae | Hl OPRTONE. 5. W. WILLIS AUTOMOTIVE ‘ ; bas ose and Archi- jeven if it meant forcing a gen- |Lately, Liberal leaders have ; ° a , y- eral election. Death or defection | heen demanding more for their R. C. KEENAN Necchi Sewing z . Le MUFFLER CENTRE Aylward s Furniture His remains were tenderly laid eould reduce Labor's Ce eae and have even put out OBITUARY 7

Royal Type Writers Centres — Exchange Ltd.

| to rest in the family plot in| majority of two to a parliamen- | feelers for a formal Labor-Lib-

North Bedeque cemetery. |tary minority by the time Par- eral alliance.

Burroughs Business —|

Real Estate, Residential, ” Complete —— Systems

There is no final parting | lament reassembles in six

LORNE M. CAMPBELL Inserted by the family—~

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Sales and Service Sales & Service es 87 Prince St. Phone 48125 h bare. For: Raat Commercial i _ For all is in His care, | weeks. Sunday, August 8th brought 100 pee ee Dial 49525 | peg digtenn - | Appraisals .crtgages, : ee | “Walk a block from uptown— | And those who seem to leave us| SOFTENS LINE va Two Gra nts laccp sorrow to relatives, friends = | and floor polishers. Insurance At OK TIRE STORE and save Are waiting for us there. | But Grimond softened bis line and neighbours, when they: low hol 165 Queen St. $8 Peters Road Dial 992-2300 DRIVE-IN Where we shall meet our loved by saying Liberals should wait _ 4g .__, | learned of the susden passing of... BOILER REPAIRING [we ee ee aon ST Menem nano aid ~Bee the babar eeianve ANNOUNCE “Morne --Camphell, _New._London. > .. cae | $95. Sent-<St.. c--202-Water-St.-}-——-»~-- DIAL--894-7242—.. 8" Seeman eeeeet cee EAT OFTEN | And understand--at-tast~-~"~~| program’ for the Coming session | ae oe was > ae os oe , | Ch’town, 48272 S'side 65949 | That dawn is always waiting |i the event that there may be) orrawa icp) — ieacsenaaicieree Mr. and Mrs. @ CS BOILER REPAIRING | Montague - O'Leary TIRE SERVICE _|_ Sr a A the ee allel tence Ne orate 355,750“ Wave “been where he Tived until he purehap?

conai-tove WILS0

Ben Livingston _ and Sons Ltd. |

65 Richmond St.

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ternators, starters, wipers, car-

A &-W_Drive-In- ~ The family of the late Walter in 1910 and declined rapidly be-

MALPEQUE ROAD |MacCallum wishes to thank all |fore the Second World War, is those who sent flowers, cards of |inspired by a new sense of re-

| FUEL OILS

_CARD OF-JHANKS 20, Liberal party, which last

/awarded for studies in operatives, Central

and Housing | Wednesday.

| Cooperatives d'’Habitation to as-

urban | 7

; ; ed a farm at New London.

, transportation—and Siar roe pe He -was-a-painstaking farmer Mortgage (and his stock was always a

Corp. announced | credit to any farmer. Mi health

forced him to curtail his farm-

member of the choir, a good

@8 Kensington Rd. Tel. 47127 O.K. TIRE STORE It’s the only place you |sympathy and all others who jvival. Support doubled in the lee tee Fed ae ling activities and never wanting ~ ' Woodworkin St. Peters Rd. Ch'tewn can buy “Chubby” helped in. so many ways during 1964 election to more than 3,000 Mayors and Munivipalities to 0 De idle, in May of this year TRANSFER g R re TE Dial 994-4912 Chicken” | their recent bereavement. ‘000 votes out of 27,600,000. learry bt the’ Best chess of oa ‘he was appointed custodian at - ; EAL A | = ; 3 | NOTICES NOTICES (urban transportation study the birthplace of the late Lucy” J, J. -FOLEY | Co. Ltd. 90 Kent St. Ch’town | Look for the Bright | |across Canada. ‘Maud Montgomery home in+ TRANSFER a : soe ROBINSON’S STATION | Orange Building” |The second grant of $18.750 | New London. aa anufacturers: Doors - Sas' z : ° ; was awarded to La Commission | Lorne was a staunch member Frames t Specialists is generators,’ a! Belvedere Golf and Winter Club |d’Etude et d’Enquete sur les of the Presbyterian “Church, a |

Phone 4-9914 “Tops in Efficient,

‘ Supplies Available from our Kings Co.

STANLEY MOL

buretor cleaning. 105 Richmond St. Ch’town.

| Vincent J. Shea

BINGO PARTY

| sist in a study of housing co-

een in Quebec province.

_ neighbour and a friend to, all.

His funeral was held from the

: iv: i vi hon 9062, 4-7264 Courteous Service.” | Seen tes.” gout Lake Telephones + $15 Belvedere Ave. 45433 The cross-Canada study bv §t. John’s Presbyterian Church, Ht iit r : E : | Furnace and Stove Oils, ‘ Brod gaentanin son eens in 20) August 11th and was very large- § * . iz | n centres t , | REAL ESTATE LTD. | BELL'S TEXACO | Gyslize. (Diese! Ol, Motor Members and Guests |orvan centres during the next ily attended. It was conducted

36 Lr. Water

Oils, Burner Service.

Imperial ESSO Dealer

¥

| the link between transportation

by a former pastor, Rev. L.D. - Bartlett, who preached a com-_

Where Friends and Sales | General Repairs 4 Tune-up | Are Made Service Calls

(DEALING EXCLUSIVELY, 222 Queen St. Ch’tows |

LARTER’S DRUG SUNDRIES (Hal Larter, Prop.)

Complete line of

Drug Sundries

Ch'town 894-8575

}and other kspects of city devel-

Friday, Sept. 24th aoe

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forting message to the loved ones, relatives and friends of the departed. The flowers were many and beautiful-bearing sil- lent testimony to the esteem in

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Dial 894-4013

| Texaco Stove and Furnace Oil

78 Gt. George

Patent: Medicines Sandwiches and Coffee Bar

Granite and Marble

Phone 892-2532 ‘ we can do them without any i Dial 892-2336 fi! rok . a ‘caer tae ak “A FREE DELIVERY — our new cleaning Phone 2-1611 eee oe — | P.E.| Foleritex of Mane and ,LONDON AP) ~ Prince ae a ata Eke es i ea i. ; ony George Nichola® | Watertown, Mass.; Beulah, Mr: 45 ELM AVE. Free Estimates {yer rrec gr eer ree Supplies ° oe Radziwill has become joint ee : s. Tel: 48919 or 4-6000 | SEPTIC TANK SERVICE. ji Albert 3 Thomas School annual meeting at Provincial ind Deena Ok & Loales David Johnstone, Calgary, A Pe | Finley MacKinnon | — white Rose Dealer Institute, Charlottetown, Friday, Sept: © |. hotel. seasick “Aik Masao cee —we ESQUIRE COFFEE SHOP | cas (| move sn6 tuet_ ot, motor of,| 24th ge Se ‘ne middtvazed Rotrt- | Simmerside, PELs Hovese,. So ” or oul, ® f will is a cousin of Prince bf Te ay pene , Imported Jams, Jellies and | 4” Field Tile —-' | | greases, batteries. | Sass i Stanislaw Radel. the jalan. NS; | iatgh, Olea MONUMENTS other confections. 6” Cement Blocks ARTHUR H. ROPER Grafton st. East. chitown | | Theme: “The Family In Education.” cheat a Pha ta ee | Of Distinction Eresh clams and scallops also | Flagstones ' 3 Elm Ave. Ch’town 43278 Afternoon Session—1:30 p.m. Radziwill; Mrs. John F. | Pallbearers: Francis Murray,”

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on our menu

Free Oil Burner Service

15 Woodlawn Ave. Ch'town

‘NOTICE

ISLAND BRIKCRETE |

} Phone 4-6610 ” ‘ 3 Evening Session—7:30° p.m.

HEAD BARMAN

Kennedy's sister

which the departed was held. Left to mourn his passing are

his “wife Irma, daughter~Isobet

Oliver Bernard; James Cole,

| . also Cemetery Lettering "174 Queen St. Minor repairs Panel with remarks by National President, Prince Anthony Radziwill _|.Stanley Brown,-Harold Mayhew, - CURRIE BROS. ‘Open 8 am. to 5:30 p.m. | 149 North —— White Rose and Shell Products Texaco Furnace A. J. Sands. istknown to his many Lon- | ST eememees Sek 2 Malpeque Road, REAL ESTATE : i Phone Goodyear tires and a full line | ; | ; don friends and customers ites. ‘Denaies Col "2 rt Mare- Ch’'town 48311 ~ , 4: of accessories. | Oil | AUCTION SALE : = Paco Hotel ane Bork. “Daria Sealy,” “Gane | : | WS 1 © | identia ayswater as Toto. . + ae | BUYING SELLING RENTING | Texaco Fou ia ace Wacaie ue hasen Cee inners ; : ° ‘hief Heat- : ' , BUYING - SELLING _ —— Septic Tank Pumping | MARSHFIELD ing Oil and Steve Oi” | ‘ —— A orig rte en Sade ig ove Oil. | AtS ide. P.E.L “I. am not a snob,” he |New London cemetery, the sl nisdherrrae hes anme = . vapenes. tile | SERVICE STATION “Where To Call” ; ee Da | said in an interview, “and 1 (8fave_ service conducted ~ by. WANTED — Se ae ae ee ue ’ On St. Peters Road Saturday, Sept. 25th at 2:00 p.m. thoroughly enjoy my work a Mr. Bartlett. * aiser - , ca 7 i ALE BOTTLES P69 Queen Street THOMSON Marshfield eh Petroleum | _ Ait household goods and effects of the Inte Ethel R. | “pir! Dead Kerman’ ob a ARD OF THAN : Ae Charlottetown West Royalty Dial 44411 General Repairs ucts Ltd. | Robinson, (widow of the late Senator Brewer W. Robinson) iin seen KS 20c per dozen Member of C.A.R.E.B. ~ Qualified Mechanic 203 Great George St. | will be sold by Public Auction at 66 Water Street Fast, con- ee |My family and 1 wish : PHONE gS ves : i Ch'town 894-7311 sisting of beds, springs, mattresses, burcaus, couches, elec- — . wel er ds : to ex 4-8595 Pr y e ee After h I! tric rangette, hot plate, numerous tables, chests, 3 burner EXECUTED AT NIGHT Leveeletinne-te tn anks and ape READ SEPTIC TANK AND. be Special Notices ours cal! 894-6436 | oil stove, trunks, aan aes oil range, se DA-NANG, Seoth’ Viet stem | esgiite alinies oak an ki nd. : - sewing machine, -dishes, cutlery, cooking utensils, ironing A NANG, § ‘Nam (fr , , ‘ighbours. : = er StAOTY SALON POULTRY beer’, numerous card tables, dining room table, “eo ware cal ARE SoNOleS hake a in Binatone flow*s TRENCHIN : a and china cabinet, 1 victrola, easy chair, woolen blankets, ) d ' } i , mes. Beer Bottle Exchange ° BACK sommn 191 Grafton Street, September © y pictures, Mason & Rich Baby Grand piano, quantity of rugs 80vernment firing squad Wed- sages of sympathy, and who se. a isi s i small chairs, 1 large arm- ; : y Way, a Seip peut Wier hile EACH AD ° G Soule uabacien cull waved LARGE FRESH | and mats,, chesterfield, settee, § small chairs, 1 larg nesday night "executed three kindly helped in any way, dure M URICE : | o ee ee SSA regular $10.00 for $5.00; re- CHICKEN chair, oval mahogany table, jardiniere and candlestick in Vietnamese accused of being ing-our recent sad bereavement, A BLOCK ; | Reasonable Rates gular $15 00 for $7.50; regular blue wear, and other items too numerous to mention. Viet Cong guerrilla sympathiz- jalso a special thanks to J.L. Dae CO. LTD . | @ FREE ESTIMATES eae tur $100k, Bole hoe Ont For the best in Qualify, Terms Cash. jers Wednesday. A South Vietna- vison, his assistant Hi}1 ard . a } FOY’S SEPTIC TANK conditioned dryers. Make your Flavor, Freshness try By Order Montreal Trust Company mese officer, Lt -Col. Tran Huu Woodside and the Rev.‘ L. D. oe ber ben CAREFULLY SERVICE appointment now telephone KINLOCK BRAND Charlottetown, PE -t | Tu, said the headlights of three Bartlett Quick Service Tryon Ph Crapaud 42-4 43837. An Island Product 7 are [Jeeps lumminéted the unusual) Mrs. Loewe M. Campbell, agp 3 - : i Auctioseer ni me execution. and Erro’ - “= © Be ase ae : wa ee

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