EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

SHOE SALESMAN WANTED

Experienced young man wanted for full time lob In our Shoe Dept. For interview call—

R. T. HOLMAN LTD. 4-6525

EXECUTIVE CHEF

and Gsrde Manger and Patissler required for

THE CHARLOTTET OWN HOTEL

Applications to be considered in strict con. fidence for the abova positions of the Charlotte- town Hotel, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is- land, for commencement on November 1st, 1964. State age, experience and marital status.

REPLY TO:—

The Island Development Comwly'lelted Charlottetown Hotel, Charlottetown, PEI.

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'ANNOUNCEMENTSI

CITY & QUEENS

“SPECIFY CERAMIC l‘lLE" New home buyers should look for Ceramic Tile features. See Douglas Bros. and Jones lnc.. for free estimates.

TURKEYS FRESH killed on order available for suppers, banquets. individual orders. etc. Delivered Charlottetown area, Gil Henry, telephone 4-9313, Parker Jewell, York. telephone 4-7074.

SEE THE DISPLAY of null dreds of colors of Ceramic Tile st Douglas Bros. and Jones Inc.

REPAIRS TO automatic wash- ers, dryers, electric ranges, refrigerators. Factory trained service men. Storey Electric. dial 4-7341 day or ‘ight.

REGULAR MEETING of the RIM. Hospital Nurses Alumn- ae. Tuesday, October 20th at 8.15 p.m. Cundsll Home. Dr. I. Rschmel, guest speaker.

$10.00 To the top fiddler in the old time fiddling and step- dancing contest to be held in

Tuesday, October 27th at 8.30 p.rn. Other good prizes for fiddling and stepdancing send entries by Saturday. Octo- ber 24 to Mrs. Roland Larkin. New Glasgow.

DOCTOR REDDIN will be ab- sent from his office until No- vember second.

NOTICE

STENOGRAPHER

There is an opening on our staff for a Clerk- Stenographer Grade Two. This position has a sal- ary range starting at $2523 yearly.

Applications are invited from rsons qualiﬁed in shorthand and typing, and ha rig experience in general office work. Of particular interest would the experience in the preparation of statements

and reports of a ﬁnancial nature.

CLERK

There is also an opening for a Coding Clerk. This is a Clerk Grade One position, and has a sal- ary range starting at $1883 yearly.

Office experience is not essential for this posi- tion, the requirements are for a person with High Stlclhool education who is intelligent and indus-

ous.

Apply in writing ﬁrst letter to:

givmg full information In

- HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION

CANADIAN CLUB din n e 1' meeting, Charlottetown Hotel 0.30 p.m Wednesday. October 21. Speaker: Dick Bird. “A Can- adian Naturalist in the Field”.

RESERVE FRIDAY October so for masquerade dance in Mt. Ryan Hall. Good music.

CORNWALL A.O.T.S. men's meeting, Wednesday, Oct. let. p.m. ‘

FIDDLING AND stepdancing contest in Mount Ryan hall, Mon- day, October 26th, good prizes, please send entries to Mrs. Mar- tin Driscoll. Charlottetown RR. 9 or telephone 2—3195.

the New Glasgow Recreation.

KINSMEN CENTER, 82 Fitz- roy St, suction party tonight 7.30. Also Friday 7.30.0pen ev-} ery afternoon 2 o‘clock. Come; enjoy yourself and meet friendm

KINGS COUNTY

iMASQUERADE DANCE in SI. George's hall, Thursday, Oct- ober 29. Good prizes.

ENJOY A FALL outing this weekend and see the many new additions at the P.E.I. Wildlife Park, North Rustico. Open Saturdays. Sundays and holidays throughout October.

SALE 0!" light bulbs by Peters Lions Club. Tuesday ev- ening, October 20th. Proceeds in aid of Sight Conservation.

ANNUAL TURKEY s u p p e r

ing 5 p.m. Sale of fruit cakes. Sponsored by Ladies Presbyter. ian Church.

MASQUERADE dance in El- mira Hall, October 23rd. Prizes for best costume. Canteen ser- Vice.

DANCE FORTUNE l-Ial' every Wednesday night. Cliff Peters orchestra. Canteen sen vice.

SOUTHERN KINGS fish and game meeting, Cardigan Legion Hall, October 20 at 7 pm. Im- portant business.

PRINCE COUNTY

FIDDLERS AND step dancers contest. St. Anthonys Parish Centre, Bloomfield. Wednes- day, October as. Big prizes. Send entries to Cyrus Gal- lant, Howlan. or Mrs. Urban Pineau. Bloomfield.

DR. MARVIN Clarke will be absent from his practice October 20 Nove 10 while doing post graduate studies in medi- cine.

RESERVE November 25th for Island's champion fiddlers and step dancing contest in Civic

Auditorium, Summerside,

VITAL STATISTICS

BIRTHS

WRIGHT—Audrey and Ralph are happy to announce the arri- val of their daughter, Mary Ca- therine at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital on October 18th. 1964. Weight 7 lbs. 5% ozs.

CURLEY — At Petawawa to Sgt. and Mrs. J.K. Curley on October 4. 1964. A daughter. Co- leen Ann, weight 5 lbs. 8 ozs. A sister for Pat and Lennie.

McGARRY — At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Friday, Octo- ber 16th to Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGarry, a daughter. 'ITJeresa Ann, weight 8 lb.

PICKERING -— At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Octo- her 17th, 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pickering (nee Juanita Barney) Borden, a daughter. Juanita Dawn, weight 7 lbs. 13% o

ENGAGEMENTS

758cm

atr

P. O. Box 4500 SEAR -—- At the Prince Ed- CharlottEtm- ward Island Hospital on Satur- ,._. day, October 17th to Mr. grid M . l-I.L. S 1' Jr.. a son, in; Andrewﬁaweight 8 lb. 14 oz. e . . LANNIGAN — Mr. and Mrs. Expandian Architectural Firm Joey Lannisan. Montague. are M h t unce the birth of m t Jahn' N'B' tillepilzydatliéllgg. DarlenquAnnC - I . 6% tth ngs o- ‘ Requires Experienced ullisty Borgiuil‘gleso: 0c: 18. sis- ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN let for Lemmie and Jamie. Position with good lopportunities for advancement. Charm. Do“::r.are slam)" m P ease reply .announce the arrival of their BOX No’ 35873 GUARDIAN‘PATRIOF daughter, Charlene Elaine, Charlottetown, REJ. the Prince Edward Island Hos- - nital on October 15th. 1964, stating Education: Experience: stating employers. Weight 8 lbs. in. ozs. A sister for type of work, and dates of employment; Salary Derek. expected; Date of availability. All replies confidential. OngUARY Inserted by friends and rela- tives as a tribute to the deceas- .Mrs. Charles A. MacDonald

;{ Sealed Tenders will be received at the ofﬁce it of the undersigned up to twelve o’clock noon on Friday, the 23rd day of October. 1964, for the urchase of lands containing apprommately one-

I‘Ia'lf acre situate on the u side the Trans Canada Highway at Hazelbrook in Queens County

and presently owned by Hazelbrook Dairyin Co.,

Ltd., which lands contain a bungalow ome

and a double garage. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Fuller particulars may be obtained upon re- quest. . ‘ ALAN K. SCALES MARTIN & SCALES ' 156 Richmond Street . - Charlottetown. PEI. A T T E N T l O N DAIRY FARMERS A lecture on silty Milk Production will be Even to milk pro iicers in the province by Dr. . K. Johns a well known authority on the pro-

duction and care of milk. Meetings will be held at the following places times.

Summerslde Vocational School. , October 21, 1964. 2:00 PM. Charlottetown Vocational Institute. Wednesday, October 21, 1964. 7:30 pm. I All Dairy Farmers are requested to attend these meetings.

P.E.I. Department of Agriculture REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

GENERAL MOBILE HOMES

USED TRAILERS

A. E. MacLennan Trailer Sales Ltd.

Relds Corner P.E.l. Phone 416-5ll7 Open Evenings Till 9 pm.

There passed peacefully away at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on August 31. 1964 Mrs. Charles MacDonald of Sauna Line Road South at the age of fortv-nine veers.

' The deceased, who had not an loved good health for several rs. was removed to Char-

her there. the untlrins efforts of the devel- staff and modern medical the Master called her

ed date. The last rites of church were administered by Father Ound’iy. nll'lﬂ‘! heir Ill- ness she was visited frequently by Father Reid. chaplain of city hospitals.

"rs MacDonald ( nee Mai-war. et Gillisl was horn of St. Mar- garet's. At a very tender sire

srenls died when she was tshen late the home of her ms- ternal grandparents and lovlnl- lv cared for by'hsr Uncle Jack and Aunt Elisabeth MacDonald. Bur River.

Besides her sorrow-Ins hus- band. she leaves to mourn the loss of a devoted mother. three dIu'htrs. Doreen. Theresa and Close. all at home. also her Un- cle Jack who resided with her. A son and ghter predeeeab ed her

Her funeral to St. Mary‘s Church. Swirls nod-r direction of Perry's Funeral Rome. was largely attended. Penulem lll'Il mass was celehi-sted by her pastor. “noel-mm- Stilllvsn. who also officiated at the crave side.

in] were were: A-drew Ia- slle. Elaine Meevarlsh. Dou-

d Don-kl. .. . sc- Adsm. Jami VacCormsck. Jun- es MacDonald.

May her soul rest In poses.

CARD 'OF THANKS

m FAMILY of the late Mrs. Charles A. MacDonald wishes to express sincere thanks to the doctors. and nurses of Sour- Ia and P.l"..l. Hoswllals. the al- tending clergy. Perry Funeral Home. also to all those who sent flowers, mass cards. spir- ltusl bououets. perpetual emol-

. moses of sympathy, I helped in any

bereave-

other way dur- ing recent sad meal.

i-MlsDONALD - In fond

FRIZZLE — RODNEY — and Mrs. E. Gerald Rooney, Al-

0_ berton, wishes to announce the

engagement of their daughter, Geraldine Marie. to George Beverly Frizzle, son of MI. and rs. John Frizzle, Halifax. Marriage to take place at the Heart Church, Alberton, on Saturday, Nov. 21 at 4 o'clock.

DEATHS

MOORE — At West Royalty Oct. 17, 1964, Mrs. Carl Moore in her 56th year. Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home l where the funeral will be held today, service commencing at 2 o'clock. Interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens.

MacINNlS — At Sunset Lodge

. 18. If)“. M . Seymour (Lutie) Msclnnis, 47 York Lane. in her (list year. Res ing at the' Outcllffe Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Wednesday. - vice commencing at 1.30 pm. Interment People's cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

I WISH to express my sincere thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of Prince County Hos-

O 9. 7.

Cambridge Hall. Oct. 21, start- 5

Russian, Military Hit By Deaths In Crash

BEnginsEAPégﬁuleﬁ H a plane that had crashed. I , .— e. am- can not approach the wreck- lng 01'85'11 Of} RUSSIa" airline!“ age because of the ﬂames. Then a iuilzoslggrize. Misindagiwkjizlie‘d : ran to phone for aid. i heard . era a i . .; no or t ree more minor ex- chief of staff of the Sovietipmsiom," armed forces, and all the 17 or: 39,811” of the fa . g, the plane

$1.0"? 0mg; Peru,“ 3b°ard'.had been routed to land at Sur- KKYUZS’VH - “’3‘ "0w" as a ('In Airport. eight miles west of

éggpﬁlgeﬂora ianding in rain'BeIgrade. Visibility at the air- and fog after a 1.100-mile tiigiitil’mtt w,“ g°°d' A" Fm?“ w“ from Moscow, the four - engine? 50500 afggtr 31:! naked bigfmiif IL-lB smashed into a mountainisirm to d'escend to 3400pr 10 miles south. of Belgrade and= The ex 101 n “a t- t'h disintegrated in a fiery explo-, D so IE" e

, flicker of fire drew police and “Efﬁe marshal who was also‘Tambulances to Ayala Hill. The first. Soviet deputy minister of Iggsgamgﬁegg? égtxﬁegniﬁ, defence, was the chief of a Bus-3 hm,” 'to put out me name! sian delegation assigned to the ' celebration today of the 20th an-i Represemallve‘ °f the SOVM niversary of lgrade’s liber-gEmbassy visited the site and ts}:i¢>ri5efi‘0i:!i gazlid opvcupation in Idemanded the debris be left as

e con or ar.» t . -

The delegation Included Col.-Il $35 for mfpecuon by a we. Gen. Vladimir I. Zhdanov. chief 'CIa commissmn to come from of the Soviet Armored Forces IMOSCOW-

Academy. and four army corps' The Yugoslav news agency

f the ussian dele- Lt.-Gen. Shkoduno— t.-Gen. Kravtsov (Ret.). Maj.~Gen. Mironov, Col. Shalut- sko and Mai-Gen. Bocharov.

"I ran out," Ristlc said. “I 18 WERE.ABOARD saw on the road a big plane The 59”“ Embassy in 391’ motor and then I knew it w“ grade said 18 were aboard—the _..__._.___..__—_ seven members of the official

party plus 11 crew member.

IN First reports in Belgrade said

,abou were on the plane.

LIVINGSTON " 11.1 I°Ving mem‘ I which was designed to carry 75 cry of John A. Livmgston, who or more passengers entered into rest October 20th, »_ '

1 The airliner hit a pine and

the mountain was waken by the explosion. MOTOR ON ROAD

963. Sadly missed along lifes way beech woods on the mountain. Lovineg remembered everyIcalled Avala Hill, about 120

day, Ifeet below its 1,700-foot peak.

Ever remembered by his wifegnehris was scattered over an

Mary and sisters Belle, Jessie] area of more than half a square and Margare . '

DISTRICT

BISON RESTAURANT

Tasty Lunches Full Course Meals Take-out Orders

Opens 8 a.m. to 11 pm, Open Saturdays to 12:30 a.m.

Phone 838-2127 Montague P.E 1 ﬂ

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Oct. 20, 1964. If]!

Almost gone is the mousta- che Cpl. David Evans of the Royal Air Force spent 10 years in cultivating to a length of 10% inches. His wife. Mar- garet, left, belittles the rem-

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LOVE'S LABOR NEARLY LOST

of Britain handlebars are

not practical for today's - airmen. Oxygen masks must» fit close to the face. other.

wise oxygen is lost."

(AP Wirepliole via cable from

a running battle with Air Force regulations after brass saw him display his pride and joy on a TV show. In deny- ing the appeal a spokesman

nant as “a mousey miserable for the defence ministry little thing." The airman lost said: "The old RAF Battle Marlon) dents PWC. spent the I This is

PIUSVILLE

Elmer Gallant, employed in Saint John, spent Thanksgiving weekend at his home in Plus-

< ._. =

e. Aletha and Cheryl Ooreoran and Fay Fraser, Alberton. stu-

A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE. when you shop locally. Your , community merchant knows you. he takes cl personal Interest in your tastes. often he will order special merchandise for you. get scarce items. perform many little services which mean a lot In shopping convenience. These helpful gestures cannot be purchas- ed, they are a part of a friendly spirit that abounds in your home

- - community. Shop with your local business concerns first.

unusual for the 14th of October.

Mrs, Warburton Murray on

Thanksgiving weekend at their homes in Piusville. Also spend- I ggnyhéoyfggind were Ann and a, tertained the members of all

Mrs. John Core-oran found in PIUSVIUG Women's Institute I her strawberry patch a bunch her home on Monday evening of large green strawberriesJOctober 5th.

BUSINESS REXIEW.

Ray L. Meshes

Home Heat Service completei plumbing Old ce.

Heating Serv and residential ackhoe

BOSWELL’S IRVING SERVICE STATION Minor Repairs & Tune-ups Tires - Batteries - Accessories Open 7 a.m. to 10 run. daily 2-3162 Mount Albion

Shop The Modern Way at

Hubert Harvey's General Store Clover Farm Store

Phone 15-2 Crapanil

——'I BAGNALL’S

MILLS LTD. Phone 15 Hunter River Miller and Lumber Dealer Sash and Door Work

Special prices on Shingles and Fibre Glass Insulation.

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I‘Om‘

SOUTHPORT ESSO SERVICE NORRIS SCOTT. LESSESS Where Services Is a Pleasure pen 7 days each wee . Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Tu lie-ups Phon e 894-4136 Across the Causeway Southport

Hutchinson’s Sheet Metal Works

Hutchinson's S h e e t Metal Works located at

one of P.E.I.’s more suc-

I For The Fine“ In Combination Aluminum Doors and Windows

Quality Baked Goods from Wllson’s Bakery Lester Llnkleﬂer Agent For

Birthday and Wedding Cakes Made to Order Bread, Cakes, Pastry Conveniently located in Sourls

“Air Shade Aluminum Ltd.”

Doors and Windows Are Especially Designed For P.E.I. Climate Conditions. Phone 430-3855

cessful businesses in this ﬁeld. Sherman Hutchin-

In 1961 which now is well recognized through~

workmanship.

Hutchinson’s S h e e t Metal Works. open eight hours daily M o n d a y

IN MEMORIAM

CORNEY .- In loving mum of Ernest L. Cuney who pas- sed sway Oct. m. 1002.

through Friday special-

ggylleffplzotilzgt gag“ It: m; m” am" :15 Central St. Summerslde Howéettt snudosg nwho vs mean or s . ow- . ers. cards and letters. A special ONE AnENTmN! thank you to all. Mrs. Daniel STOP SHOPPING AT ckox. EDISON J. FRASER SUPPLY CENTRE

VERNON AT ms: CAUSEWAY ‘ Midway between Charlottetown and Wood Islands On Trans Canada Righway Complete General Store. Service Station and Snack Bar Phone 18-11 eriion. P.E.l.

ize in forced air heating and a 11‘ conditioning, also in flashing work.

Mr. I-Iutchlson is as- sisted by two capable

God takes Ilse best for seasons

Divine, But memories cling to the end

of time. Always remembered by son

Orvin. daughter-in-lsw Wands. grand-daughters. Glenna and Ferns.

and

loving mem MacDonald suddenly on October 20. 1000. Sadly missed and lovingly re- membered wife, Lucetts. and

or! of 1. Raymond! who was called so

family. _

PBOCTOR —— is loving memory of a dear husband and mild, Learning Proctor. who depart.- egﬁtliis life on October ,

Tlme in" hell the broken

east

Years may maﬁa the wound less

sore But 5 cannot fill the longing For the loved one gone before Who shall say the grief ls lee.

sen Thou~h the smile may hide

tears Memiirles keep the wound still

open Despite the passing of the years. Sadly missed and fondly re-

VERE BECK and SON LTD. For Granite, Marble, Bronze Memorial craftsmen since 1870 Charlottetown

Village Diner (Carl MaeAdam. Prop.) Reine Cooked Meals

‘ Tilt, ngbt Lunches Table and Counter Service Phone I

(Keith Ramsay, Imus) Tires - Batteries - Accessories Open Daily From 7:20 nail. to 10 p.sn_ Phone 37-0010

workmen, Wayne Trows- dale and Reg. MacLeod who both come from Ellerslie.

Mr. is also from Ellerslie is married to the former Margaret Brant andrs. they have two daught- ers.

210 Water Street. Sum- merside, is considered as

son started this business ,

out the province for fine I

Hutchinson who i

i SHOP THE MODRERN WAY AT , G. L. MucKENZIE INC.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE Quality Groceries at Reasonable Prices

Clothing for the Entire Family Hardware and Paints

I . I] Phone 267-3432 Km“. _——

MocLEOD & GREENE . _ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY

WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEM!

LUMBING & HEATING Phones

Office 838-2103

I TRANS CANADA SERVICE STATION ‘ (ART HOWARD. PROP.) ‘

SHELL GAS and OIL PRODUCTS

Ice — git-sci, Pixel - Towing Service Phone 394-750; M" ' a'm‘ to mm M" Cornwall

J Weldron Dingwell Your White Rose Bulk Dealer

BELLE’S SHOPPE

For the finest In ladies’ wear

at reasonable price. For Sourls and District

Phone 168 Sourls. Pl}. . O Dresses 0 Com Roland Hyde ,- swrtswear . Mining" Complete Feed Service | ‘ Baler Twine - Insecticides l h _ Phon 892-2721 i P one 838 2512 Montague Cornwall]. REJ- Montugue Bakery ; gknsipag: We speciallze In Y Island 5 COMPANY Home-style Baking é Phi)“ “ my".

838-2442

Montague

I ST. PETERS BAY “mm” SERVICE STATION and GROCERY

CO-OP

Buy - Benefit - Build

. Quality Groceries Dry Goods

Boots 5. Shoes

Shelf Hardware

Phone 4

tEsrle & Emin Mnm' Prop.)

Irving Oil Products Groceries and Drug Sundries Minor Repairs Open ll a.m. to 10 Ml.

Phone Montague A”

At Junction Roseneell

St. Peter‘s Bay

A. A. (Jam , mass: Rix Restaurant 1’0“ 12:33“ Em (Goldie on. Prop.) Meals us um Lunches Bee. and Counter Service Open 0 a... to 1] p.m. Week-ends sees Until 1 mm.

membered by wife Benedetto, ch11“ Hell all John.

PERRY’S AUTO BODY Round the clock Ming

lorries Complete Collide- Week

Stove ml rung. than. m ' Comp! 8: hm ("If5 C let line of ‘

l etc i Sta on only e

Phone seam on PM PM Fecilirt‘le‘: , rm us mum Ilene see um: m m an s.-

Sheldeii Hume I is] Esso a?” “‘12. 50-15 m

R. E. GALLAN'I’

Complete Stock of Building Supplies. Lumber. Plywood, Wallboard. North Riistico

Phones Murray Harbour

“‘9'” F99“ 8"“ Seurls Meet a... :33? pm... Market

ﬁasco Products

Michael (Buddy) Classes“,~ Pro