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m 6,, x- r- m. Sept. 14.19”. 11 NOTICE NOTICE I EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Announcements . _ AUCTION SALE CITY a QUEENS M:,'-,",“;°,,.ii"i’f§i .f'nl'in’ii'iii Bus Driver Requred 1'3i'“'r"i3il'f.i.'“. "all? "2”" AT WATERVALE m pmfinu m, uiLnA's aEAuTY SALON —

Montague Regional High School re- quires a driver for a school bus starting at Wood Island East. Applications will be received until Tuesday. Sept. I7th.

Mrs. Ruth MecLeod,

Secretary.

An Opportunity For The Future

um [immobile Dealership require. servii.‘ ni brim young main in their ram department.

chilltndunnuicinb. Thnpni-mnwnicqua-eiudd lul'c at least Grade Tan. have a sincere desire to wound. aid willing in human: responsibility.

Apply in own handwriting to:

Box |3|49. Guardian - Patriot noncss NOTICES Regular Saturday Nile Dance

R.C.A.F. Association Club Rooms

Dance 9:30 to l2:00 pm. Music by The "Tartans" MEMBERS AND GUESTS INVITED

DOOR PRIZE ,

SPECIAL PARTY

GARRISON SGT'S MESS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I4th For Regular, Honorary. Associated members.

9 PM.

SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE

New Glasgow Recreation Centre Warn Dancing to the Music of "THE REMBRANDTS"

ADMISSION GOc—CANTEEN SERVICE "Swing and Sway out New Glasgow Way" DANCING 0 —- 12 PM.

~Progressive Conservative Meeting

The annual meeting of the Third Queens Progressive Conservative Association will be held in Mt. Stewart Memorial Hall, Wednesday, Sept. 18th. at 8:30 pm.

The guest speakers will be J. Angus Mac- Lun and Premier Shaw.

Ehch poll chairman please be responsible fusedfiva voting delegates. Indies cordially in- vt .

MRS. FRED KELLY Secretary.

AUCTION SALE

AT

SOUTH SHORE TUESDAY, SEPT. I7th-—2 O'CLOCK

THURSDAY, SEPT. |9th,, I:30 PM. Owing to I11 health I am obliged to sell my stock consisting of: 5 good milk cows: 3 heifers, 21/2 years old; 3 heifers 11,1; years old; 2 steers, 11/1; years old: 1 bull. 11,4; years old; 5 spring calves; 15 sheep and lambs; 2 good work horses; 1 brood sow, also a quantity of sheaf grain. Terms Cash, JOHN BRYNE, J. T. MCKENNA,

Owner. Auctioneer. It not fine sale will be held first fine day following.

VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Summerside

Night Classes

for night classes will be held Wed- nesday evening, September 13, 7:30 PM. at title school.

Upgrading courses available In typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, welding, electrical construct- lori, electroniu, automotive, plumbing, carpentry, sewing. and drafting.

J.C. MACDONALD Principal

me. We can call ion and deliver,

Specials on pennabcnts. “0.00 nption. Phone III in 3'7 50

r at; $7.50 {or 53m; :5, day - Prompt Free Deny.” u, inr saw, 102% Kent Street. _ Dial i-mv Ior month of Sep- llcfiolll at u:- city . . . Diai‘ lemm- tsl'm. , Tummy s U p re n and E,‘ Bazaar in Hunter Rivcr United '0“ “IMMUNITY "wcnurch, Wednesday, September i is. Serving as p rn. PLAN To ATTEND Hig‘liieid evening, Onlober zsth. in aid at United Church Hol Turkey Din- newly renovated hall, ‘ xiw r zpd. United

“LEN ‘chiirch Hall, T CAaAVAN Marsh» field Hall, Saturday. September LONG“me “Au” 599:9“

ber 19m, Strawberry and Ice :1 at a pm. Contestants contact Mrs. meat Foster. Phone 4- cm” “5”” '4‘ '“d ""d'

Vl'll‘hl‘s Time 7: DANCE To the music of thc; KINGS COUNTY Rembrandt: I! New G I I l gow DANCE E V E I Y inIIIdIY

Recreation Centre tonight. incl Him in St, Peter‘s Bali Hull. 12 mm, Adlai-lion m cgnh; “n. Johnny Chaisson's Orchestra,

n service. Come one, come all. and have a hell. i

DANCING TONIGHT N o r t '1 River Recreation Ell-l. 9-12 mid- IIIIIII, Admission 50 cents. Good mualc. Canteen service. In aid of Junior Farmers,

DANCE EVERY Saturday molt. Bluednme Dance Hall, Georgetown. Mo - 12 midnight Music by June Thunderbolts. Canteen service

Admission 50¢.

NOTICE —— The Garden of the Gulf Museum. Montague has closed ior the season.

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY Night, st. Peters Bay Hall. Johnny Chaisson'a Orchestra. Admission 30 cents. CARDIGAN PARISH Supper.

All Saints Pan'er Hull. Sotui‘daih

- September 2152. Supper Ierved

[ram 5 pm. to 9 pm. BAnN DANCE every Monday

‘IIMBEII WOLVES nears, moose. caribou. deer. reels . . . . All these can be sand at, the Wildilie Park, North RiIs-i tlce — off season rates limit in oiled. Plan a V1!“ now. Open daily,

WE ARE NOW unloading car 01 Albion Nut coal at Bordon This may be the last car of this iu'nd this year. Ralph Cullbt‘ck and Co, Central Bedeque.

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RESERVE Friday, October lh.i [or a pantry and rummage sale in old Town Hall. Kansinclan i Sponsored by Presbyterian Young Women‘s Guild,

on. ZIELINSKI, Konslnzlim, announces that beginning :iin dn, her 16, and mm iui-ther notice up will have evona‘ ing office hours We [am i only,, There will be no alternabn nt- iicc hours, except by appoint-

ment, IelEphollE: 2674422. Kin. , hnru oiilcc —— every Tucsday‘ 54; pm , RESERVE Tuesday, Sepicm-‘ be'r asth tor the annual Huti

PRINCE COUNTY ' CARD OF THANKS I

The Dundee United Church Women. Wish to thank everyone who hclpcd In any way in make lhc serving of the meals at the Provincial Plowing Match a suctcsl

IN MEMORIAM (‘ALDWELL _ In loving meal- on at nur dear mother. Mrs w.l. Caldwell. who away September 14, 1962 run asked for rn lime in hip mum. And siiirnrcd more than your 5 are; Your his was devuicd in nuicrg , with your love-helping hand and Fray?“ TIIL‘ years we had lngelher will he memoriu In our lire

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lhrouzh, With hearticlt pride we‘ll re- mom ‘ Being blessed with a mother like on

Forever rcmcmbernd, Mar. garet, Betty, James and Eric.‘ MaeKlNN v a. in loving mem-

(try at our IDII and bmthcr

IN MEMO RIAM

LAwmn 7 iii lnvlnii memory

at William Lawlnr who passed

, away Seplomber is, less.

i havr inst my soul‘s companion

,A Ille linked with my own.

1 And day by than i Ynle him miirc As i walk through his alone Lciinniy remembered try his

wife Margaret

STEWART in lawn: mem- ory at our drier mother. Mrs J R’Idlzr‘d Steviari. Mt. Al. hinn, uhn passed away Serb tr-mbcr Hill, 1968.

Scpicmbcr comer wiih ind m-

grain.

The day, the month, we will never forget.

Nil words can say, no flowers repay

The molher wn lost live year! go toda .

Sadly missed and always re- membered by lhe family.

OBITUA RY

lnscrted Irv friends and rela-

‘llves u, a tribute to the deceas- Pie, Lloyd MacKinnun ni

lrivcrdalc. killed in aciiun ml Italy on September 15, 19M, Darling Lloyd you have loll ui,, And your loss we keenly lent,

(micken Supper In LII: Freetown United Church Hal..

SPECIAL EVENING service, in Central Bndcqile Baptist

. . isinnsnnd. , pm smallsgifgrl’y Mrs. Edward Which in purl bur sorrows heal Britten. Wr could udl ask you back again

In, this cruel world or strife, I WILL BE ABSENT imrn thc‘gui oh, we loved you dearly province until September 23rd. in your law mart years ol lite, For business requirmlenta can. You died {or Mr ng and tact Charles Beairsin, Kensing- country. ' It was ii brilliant Lite you gave,

Church September is .i 745 Bul we know your Sam was d

Potato Growers Attention

We have a few used Gray—Snider single row bagging type potato combines at greatly reduced prices. They have been taken in trade for two row machines from some of the larger growers. They have been all overhauled and are priced for quick sale.

We also have some used diggers both the Alan large quantities o! digger. combine, and picker

power take-off and ground driven type.

chain in stock. Our prices are right, as we buy in carloads and you get the benefit of lower freight rate.

HALL MFG. CO. LTD.

Summerside, P. E. l.

MATERNAL CLASSES Department of Health Series begins Thursday. Sept. I9—2:30 and 7:30 p.m. National Film Board Theatre Dominion Building—Phone 4-8245 It is important to attend filst class it possible

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

AT AUCTION YARDS BRACKLEY PT. ROAD Mon. - Sept. 16th — 1.30 PM. -shorp

COWS —— CALVES — HEHFERS — BULLS PONIES —— PIGS — SADDLB and ANY Articles you the Farmer have to Sell.

SALE BY TENDER

Sealed tenders will be received by the under- signed until Friday noon, September 25th, for

CLAUDE CRASWI‘ZIL Auctioneer

Charlottetown Livestock Exchange Ltd. PO. BOX 131 — Phone 892-1786

the food mill property, ' and at Everett J. MacDougall, in bankruptcy, located at Vernon. P. E. I. as follows:

(1) [and 500‘ frontage on paved road, ex- tending to railroad —approximateiy 1% acres. New frame ntill building 40' x 80' — 2 floors and full basement—10,000 bu. grain storage. 1 con- crete block warehouse 20’ x 60’; 1 frame ware- house 20’ x 50’; and mill equipment including 160 HP. GM diesel; 1 ton mixer: molasses mixer: 1 ton Fairbanks Morse bin scale; 1 blue streak hammer mill; 3 elevators; 2 escalators; 1 cooling

unit. (2) Equipment at O‘Leary, P. E. I. 40 H. P. Caterpillar Diesel 311: hammer mill; McLaughlin plate grinding mill. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Eastern Trust Company 154 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P. E. 1. Trustee.

SALE BY TENDER

MONTAGUE, P.E.I.

Sealed tenders will be received by the under- signed unni noon, Friday, September 27th for the homestead property and land of the late A. Mon- tague Wright, tuate at Montague, P.E.I. Separate tenders are invited as follows:

(1) For the homestead dwelling, buildings and farm property. totalling appmxlmately 50 acres. Approximately 20 acres cleared, balance woodland,

(2) For the dwelling and lot. garage and ad- joining lot to west of dwelling, totalling approxi- mately 1 acre.

(3) For the remaining land. totalling approxi- mately 49 acres, and the barn adjacent to dwelling.

Vacant possession of dwelling not later than October 15th. The highest or any tender not

“ accepted.

Stock: 8 milk cows, 2 to 8 years old: 1 (at heifer; 4 heifers, 1% years old; 1 bull, 1%. years 01d: spring calves; 1 pure bred Clyde mare.

Crop: 16 acres of Abegweit oats, 1,000 bola of timothy hay (good). (Cattle all Shorflior'ns).

erms: CASH. Owner Auctioneer Edmund J. Hanoi-shim Claude Craaweli Dial 4-7824

AUCTION SALE

AT VERNON, P.E.I. WEDNESDAY. SEPT: lath—2 PM.

ONTHEPROPmTYOF WIMMDOUGAIL

(No. 1) $215]: mehofl trailer, 1955 Brant Chlef I”.

1962 Allis Chalmers farm tractor arid

attachments.

1900 alarmist 1 ton truck. 195'! Mar- 1 ton truck

1953 Ford 3 tori a-ufzk, disc harmsi

wagon trellat, pots FM, We“! seals, antes", potato apt-aims, .-

nurnestvu other items at stock and ulprnen .

(No. 2) (mice 0‘ eltt, including sell, W m machine. reodpt mad:- ine, disque M, g abtnet We, ate.

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ANOIHER CARLOAD

OF FIRESTONE

HOME FOOD FREEZERS

Extra 5 ecial Prices Off the Car. This is your c ance to save on that Home Freeser you've been waiting to buy at a very special saving.

2 SIZES --18 and 23 cu. ft. 5 YEAR WARRANTY _ then-4W '£°.'C£"l"1°‘_i°.Yl WEWI‘LLTAKE ANYTHING IN TRADE . . . UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY

II R ES‘IO N E HOME & AUTO Co. Ltd.

I07 St. George St. Ch‘town

mm monum— ' more

Phone 4-5647.

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 154 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P.E,I. Executor and Trustee.

merside and Charlottetown will be bring from the mainland. These are brought to they are needed. Therefore if you need the coupon appearing below and mail to ployment Office without delay.

POTATO GROWERS

'As in past years the National Employment Service in Sum«

DANCING every Tuead ay night aI Clui Peter'leollo an . mi Signed W. anyd Eeair» _ nlflit at Stanley Bridge Coni- Dancing mum. Admission all. m- But We hope we meet: heaven, munity Centre. Good music. Canleenservice. , ngfigylofigingg’ifi vi when mice- lilNes coumv Births, Deaths nu, missed iv: mm mansion cosmos Dance AMEETINGoItIle East Kings Mother. brothers, and iistc t at cpl-m and Hall, Sept. 24th. zone Royal sandman Legion, M ' '—‘—d—‘ Sponsored by Covehead cw . will be held in More“ Legion arriages NOTICE OF SALE Da from so, prizes, Home on Monday. September is lunch served. All mended coup- at 3:30 pm. Morel! and Small BmTHS ‘ BY SHERIFF Ies welcome. members are urged to attend. 2mm“, _ M Sam", 5.", P I M m by WM . r urn NOTICE NOTICES flgl “W’m- “gm- ‘I‘fii 0’ a“ sWrit pi Execufiiun _ , i i of t c Janice tanttsi a son, Wade ggfi‘ef} fag! Comm, on me

Prank, Weight 6 lb! , did 01!.

PAYNTEIT. — Carmen and in» barn are pleased tn announce lite arrival of their son Robert tnubblel John, on Sept. lzth.

MCKENNA — At the Prince Ed- ward laland Hospital on Tues- day, September , 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis McKcnna. a Ion, weight iii lbs., 2 dz. passed away Wednesday, Sep- tember illh. ENGAGEMENTS

rAniuiiAN _ NEwsoN — Mrii. Stewart Parkman, Rustico, wishes to announce the en- gagt'ment (II lliei‘ Hazel llucy.

r. Newson, Summeralde. The marriage will take place Saturday, Oct. 12 at 2:30 p.m. in Trinity Uni. ted umh, Summerslde. P.E.i‘l. ‘ IIAMMILL — ARSENAULT .- Mr. and Mrs, Austin Hammlll. Central Bedeque. Wish to an-

tibcir daughter. Mu-y Paula. my Kenneth Eric. .on di Mr. and Mrs, Prank Arsenault. Bloom- Iield Marriage to take place in l-lnly Name Church, Tor. onto, Ontario. October 1M 1983. i

CANTWELL — MURPHY * Mr. , and Mrs. n. Giles Cantwcll,l Ularlotietown, wish to all-I

nounee the engagement of their

only slaughter. Mary Dorothea end-barn In John Raymond,

Murphy. inn of Mr. and Mrl.‘

Ray J, Murphy, Charlottetown,

Marriage to take place OCI-

ober id. 1 , Al 10 am.

at St, Dunstan'ii Basilica,

DASHA — DAVIS — Mr and Mrs. John Dasha announce the approaching marriage oi their daughter, Justine Arm. to Mr. Peter Davis. son oi Mr. and‘ Mrs Thomas Davis. The WM. ding will take plane at Saint Kevin: church on October mi,

1962.

CARD OF THANKS

i wish tn express my sincere thanic: and appreciation to Doc. tor .‘llnclntyre, nurses and unit, at the kings County Memorial Hospital, slip to ill those whii visited and sent. eardS, treats and helped In any way while i was a mum time

John ll. MacKcnzir. lipntagud,

ing potato pickers the Island only as pickers complete your National Em-

NAME ADDRESS

NUMBmOF PICKEHS NEEDED

APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF‘ DAYS

Orders for pickers will also be taken by count the

National Employment or THE

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION CHARLOTTETOWN and SUMMERSIDE M ed mounted by the P.E.I. Department of Agriculture

phone or over the

Offices

JI'rd day of September. Al). was and pursuant to The School Art being Chapter 145 of the ' ' Statutes nt Prince Edward Island 1951. in an action wherein the rind:- ices nI Eglingtnn School Da- trirt Nu. m. are the Plain- Iiiis agaimt lands assessed In me name or James Lutz, Pe- icndani. and which Execution ls marked “levy ior the III!“

' HUNDRED AND

tees

and and other expenses ad execu-

5

n, I hereby give Public Nelle that on the 12th do Oct.- A.n, of dieven o'clock in the fore- noon in trait of Lila Town Hall in 5mm in King's County in Prince Edwamd Island, I will set up and sell by public auction to the highest bidder the lands assessed in else name nl James hill and being de-

tract, piece and panel at land ritunrc. lying and being on Lot or Township No. 56 in King's County ill Prunce Ed» wal inland, Bounded and named as follows, iiinl is to say.v

COMMENCING at thEi Stluiilleast angle oi ion acres nl , land at one lime in the pon- ' scssion oi Jams MacDonald and running thence South 37" East to a Reserved Rudd I

lending ii-nim Dundaa to Little ‘Icl-ian Church.

River and knan es the “Luu , pad"; thence West alonit , said llnad inr thu distance at I TWENTY Six counts or in , the Earl boundary or land at (me time in the possession or the heirs oi the late Joseph Dinirwell; thnncc mirth aw West in the Sumh boundary at tile ilrsl mentioned tract lrf land Lhoncc East In thi~ place bi commencement. and con- Iainlng s a: v E N T v EIGHT Ac as of land, a little morn I

or lcss. ALSO all that nlhnr tract,

him and lini'tol or land siluaio. lymiz and hem on hot or Township ,‘v'n.

KIIIE‘S County In Prince Ed-I viairi lslnna, Bounded aui narrrihm as Minus. tllal is In Satin”

‘TOUNDED un tlu- West by 1

and Grove PINE Road, On 1 South Ivy the tract of landl immediately above dostribcd:

it, by land at Pcirr liar-nnnnld and conlaimnc b, 'ulliatiou silvaxi'v six ACRES iii land. a limp rilan or loss

0 all that "art, vicini and parcel nt land riiualc. lying and hem: on Ltd K-nd‘s

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as Iollivws. that is In say:—., aounonn on ihc wt-s: by [he Grove Pine lipid. in! the Soulh by land "I ln-icr Mar-1 herald; mi thr Ehsi by land , ui Reginald \lacDiiriaid andi I'III the Ninth by land tormcr- ly' ..orliafilnmcs‘ mnlalnlnfl nahmuimn TE‘J .tt-lzlds "I land. ii linic mm in loss Also all that tract. pin-n nun parcel land Sitilati, lying and being on Lot Township No. '

land, Bounded and Described as iollows, (hat is to say.—

COMMENCING a: (his

Snuuicnal cam-r at land bi James MacDonald and run- ninn manni- sinilh alone the Grove Pine Road to land nil Harry Mummy. them.- Ensi along the said uarry Morrow's North htulndary uaiu it meets the incl at land first ahnvc dumbed; um N a West to the place at corn- mencement and mm FIVE ACRES as land, a little mm or .

DATED the Tenth day or amber, A. ism MILTON RODGERSON,

d Kidd’s Grundy

' Francis and Margl

MRS. liuoii J, MacIJ'JAN

A large num r at close {I'K‘llt‘lS and relatives both with- in this Province and many parts oi the Uniled States were sad- encd to hear of the parting or Mrs Hugh . Multan on Thursday. August ll. 19w. while a patient at the Prince Edward Island Hospital Though she was in declining health for the nut several years and was iorccd in assume an inactive mla in her home and community for the last raw years. the loss ha. been keenly rclt.

Sarah Marlee was born In Rose valley in l , the daugh- ter at Mr, Ind Mn. Jliln Mw Kinnon. She was the last at a family oi thirteen chudrcn. in 1905. after hnving worked a num. ber years in Quincy, Masa- achusetts, she married Mr. Mae Lean. Mter a few Yell! m cncc in Massachusetts they re- turned to their native Province where they assumed an Active role in lite iarmlng life of in. Clyde nivci- communl .

During her many yearn resld~ cute in this community the wee a devoted member and ardent worker or the Clyde River Pres- byterian church, l-icr lilo was a living memorial to the high- est ideals of the Christian faith that in law an a e wholly attain. in law Mi-r. Madman was made a Llle Member of the Women's Missionary Society at the Presbyterian Church in can.

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Always deeply Interested in events in her home and sur~ minding districts, always teal- Ing a deep pcrionnl Involvement in the lives bi friends and rela- fives, rt acLean deli her lite hi the service at others. it Is lini- hiendly smile, wiirm greeting, sympathetic and un. derstanding nature, and genera one heart that will be I0 lung remembered.

Mrs. MacLean leaves to mourn her hunbund and children: Pearl. Mrs, Daniel MacKenzle. Charlottetown: Elunbeiii. Mrs. William Maney. Madi'ord, MISS:

bounce the engagement nl,‘ scribed as foliowll— ALL that Mymev M”. Rob,“ mm ML

Clematis, Michigan: Hugh J. Jr.. Cornwall: and Ruth. Mrs. Francis Harmon, selmnnt, Man. One Son, 11. Clarence. prede< ceased her. Also sixteen grand. children and live great grand-

' It was her mud- daughter, xiii-d. George H, Walbi who lovingly cared for her in recent years,

The funeral was held on Sat~

uniay, . from he

Services were conducted Rey. Raymond Gillis. Mrs. Joyce Mac-Plies sang. “The Chnstian'l Good- night". The hymns runs were: "The Lord Ii My Shepherd" and “For Ever With The Lord." in. lcrmcnt was In the church nettle-

Floral ITIhIlIi-‘s wcrr: