' PLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

NOTICES NOTICE

In. Gumbo. Charlottetown. Sat. June 27. 1984. 18

POSITION AVAILABLE

Qualified Electrician Required

Qualified electrician required for local busi- ness establishment, preferably a married man presently employed able .to accept responsibilities. must be capable of‘supervising men, estimating and handling large jobs, etc., permanent employment. all employees benefits etc. All replies held in strict confiden

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oe. Write Guardian-Patriot Box 28695 ,1, ‘

- HELP WANTED

.7 . OPTICIAN

For Dispensing. Experienced Bench Worker and Fitter. Good man wanted. Good Sal- ary. Health Plan. Pension Plan. Usual Bonefits.

A; G. BURLocK LTD.

Dispensing Optiaans P. 0. Box 326. Truro. NS. Phones: coo-assassin and W744!

MERCHANDISE .

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF P.E.I. Employment Opportunities

PSYCHIATRIC ATTENDANT

This is routine work in caring for mentally ill or mentally deficient patients. Applicants must have completed th e ninth school made. and have some experience in a hospital for the mentally ill, or any equivalent combination of training and experience.

Salary Range: $2289 — 2781 amine date for this competition is Minion-t. July 6, 1964.

ApplicationsmaybeobtainedbymingOIvBServiosOom nalssion.P.o.Boat87orbycsllingat57QueenStreet,mar mm.

MERCHANDISE

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ENGLISH CATHOLIC TEACHERS NEEDED FOR HIGH SCHOOL

For September 1964. two teachers are needed for a 11m: School under the direction of Iihe Sisters of St. Anne. '

Mininnnn salary for a male teacher: between $4400.00 and $7200.00 accords: to diploma and experience.

um salary for a female teacher:

minim between 33300.1» and $5100.00 according to diploma and experience.

Send application to Raymond Pilon, Director, Eocle Secon- dadre, Not-ands (Quebec). stating date of bith. qualifications. ‘ curriculum vitae, experience, telephone number. names and

addresses of references.

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TEACHERS WANTED

Fully qualified married teaching. couples re. quired for two-classroom elementary Catholic Indian schools. First class accommodation with modern conveniences. Salaries range from $3000 to $9400 plus generous isolation bonus. Apply to J. E. Ingot, District Superintendent of Indian Schools, Box 912, Prince George, B. C.

ROCK - SHAKE SIDING

and

INSULATION ' ‘

FOR OLD on NEW 110th By J ohns-Manville Permanent Centennial Colors “Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection" e

The most Inexpensive home car lat us prove it with a “FREE MIME"

‘ 5 Year Low Cost Financial

Ask for JAMES STEWART MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION Ch’town 894-4560 S’side 436—3419

PUBLIC MEETING or CITY 'TAXPAYERS

A public meeting of the citizens of Charlotte- town is being called by “The Temporary Taxpay- ers’ Committee” for Monday, June 29 at 7:30 pm. in the auditorium of Birchwood High School for the purpose of electing an executive of a pro-

Charlottetown Taxpayer’s Assoc. A con- stitution. by-laws, etc. will be discussed.

l REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE

FARM FOR SALE

225 acres of land in Graham’s Road, under good state of cultivation—brook running through. En- closed loose housing barn with capacity for 150 cattle, a 3 diagonal stall milking parlor with direct cow to can milking equipment. Other buildings in good condition. With or without stock and equip-

SPRINGTON CEMETERY

All interested in straightening stones and gen- eral repairs, also marking and recording of plan in Springton Cemetery, be at the Cemetery July 2nd and 3rd in the afternoon as the Cemetery is to be completely renovated. All unmarked plots will be closed.

By ,Order of Trustees.

ment. Apply Malcolm Campbell, Graham’s Road evenings or Saturdays.

0! SALE 0! BY SHERIFF

GEORGETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT

NOTICE LAND

l PURSUANT lo and by virtue ’of Writs of Execution to me di- rected and issueu out of th- County Court of Kings County at the First Circuit of the said Court on the 25m day of June lA.D. I964 in actions wherein 'Thc Trustees of School District ..Nn. 1 In Kings County (George. town School) were plaintiffs ’ against the lands lstly, 2ndly. ‘ 3rdly. 4lhly, 5thly, 6thly. 7thly. ' 8tth. and 0tth described and which said executions were sev- erally marked to levy as fol- lows: — 15in for $35.81; 2nd!!!

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RENTALS RENTALS

FOR RENT

TWO STOREY BUILDING TO BE BUILT ONE BLOCK FROM CENTRE OF CHARLO’I'I‘ETOWN AND 1/; BLOCK OFF KENT STREET -

0 Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. on each floor

LLOYDS STA-BRIGHT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS

COMFORT. VALUE BEAUTY. QUALITY. BUY THE BEST FOR YOUR HOME IN . . .

DOORS—any style, plain or coloured WINDOWS -— expander. overlap. slider. Grilles. Screens, Awnings, Railing Gutters. Downspout, Siding coloured lso repairs and servicin Place your order with . . .

LLOYD GILLESPIE, WINSLOE TEL. 4-7797

ATTENTION

HOG SHIPPERS AND PRODUCERS

Our plant will be closed next Wednesday, July lst. The following agents will be collecting hogs on Monday instead of Tuesday for next week only:

Victor K. Campbell . .. . Alberton O'Ieary Co-op ... . . O’Leary Spurgeon Dyment _. . . . . . ... Northern

Ray Brown R

H. S. MacEwen . . . .. . . . Kensington 8: S’side It would be appreciated if you would list your hogs with the above agents by Saturday night. '

CANADA PACKERS LIMITED

Grafton Street Charlottetown. P.E.I.

O Ample space for loading and unloading. 0 Could be used as storage building or an offic and workshop. 1 O Will lease as a unit or each floor seperately. WRITE GUARDIAN-PATRIOT BOX 28640

NOTICES NOTICES

NOTICES

PRINCIPAL REQUIRED

For

SOUTH WINSLOE SCHOOL

I964 - 65 Term Apply Mrs. John Steerns

Secretary of Trustees Charlottetown R. R. 7

TEACHERS

“Qualified and experienced R. C. Teachers are in- vited to apply for the following teaching posi- Ftions in the Indian Schools of the Maritimes for the school year beginning September 1, 1964.

(l) Woodstock Indian Day School, Woodstock, N. B. I . One classroom school Grades 1 to 8 incluswe

Lennox Island Indian Day School Lennox Island. P. E. I. Teacher required to teach Grades 1 to 3 in- clusive in a two classroom school.

Eskasoni Indian Day School '

Eskasoni, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Assistant Principal (full time teaching posi- . tion) required. A .male teacher with a Bachelor of Education degree preferred.

(2)

Salary dependent upon qualifications and exper- ience. (Salary range $3,000. to $9,400. per year.) Additional allowance of approximately $750. for third position described above.

For further information arid application forms please write to:

P. L. McGILLIVRAY . District Superintendent of Indian Schools . 0. Drawer 160 Amherst. N. S.

FRANCHISE AVAILABLE FOR P.E.I.

Do you want to'get into business for yourself? Be your own boss? Reap the benefits of your work in full? If you answer yes to these questions, you may be the man we are looking for.

We have an opening on P.E.I. for an ambitious man who is interested in calling on automotive and industrial accounts with our complete line of tools and equipment. This may be the opportunity you have been waiting for.

For more information and an interview reply to—- ’

."MR. SNAPPY". Box 277. Moneton. N.B.

- NOTICE ,

RE LAWN SPRINKLERS and FOUNTAINS

Property owners are hereby warned that Wat- er Department regulations do not allow the use of these fixtures Except 0n Meter. ‘

Any person found operating these ﬁxtures or found leaving hand hose unattended or wasting water in any way will have his service metered im- mediately.

Commissioners of Sewers &.Water Supply Charlottetown

Opportunity Knocks

We are looking for a young men. age 24 to 28. who has graduated from high school. and is willing to work as sales- man for a period of one year's appren- ‘ticeship. in order to learn the business. It. in that time. he shows that he has” the

ability and the potential for growth. he will be in line for promotion to an ad- mInistI-etive position in the office.

Applications are invited from oung men who have the necessary qua iiica- tions and are desirous of carving an in- teresting and ‘r‘emuneretive career for themselves.

For appointment calIR.’T. HOLMAN LTD. 4-6525.

AIIENIION'

"The young ladies of Charlottetown and vicinity are cordially invited to at- tend a dance honoring the Ships com- panies of H.M.C.S. "Fort Eire" and H.M.C.S. "Le Hulloise" aboard H.M. C.S. "Queen Charlotte" Monday 29 June at 9 pm."

AUCTION SALE

AT STANCHEL, SATURDAY. JULY 4.’

AT l P. M. SHARP

Stock, implements, and household effects in part, as follows:

7 ft. Massey Ferguson mower, 1 rubber tired Massey Fergu- son wagon. 24 ft. escalator. 3/4 electric motor. Murrow tractor plow. 1 gang plow, sleighs. 1 set barrows. 1963 half-ta! truck. 1 separator IDsLaval), cream cans. power lawn mower. 120 ft. cable. fork and carrier. 1 horse. 4 cattle. complete bluish- iniu of house including: Kitchen range. fridge, washing machine. television, radios, several bedroom suites. cheater- llleld, couches. organ, sewing machine. lawn chairs, 1 Kroehiar

. Axminster rug, tables, chairs. large quantity of dishes. typewriter and other articles far too numerous to mention.

Terms: Cash—No reserves,

Lunches sold by W. I.

James Nicholson E. C. Bell

Auctioneer llf day unfit. sale next fine day following.

THE

AT Engl-ewood Regional High School Crepeud, Prince Edward Island will be held in the

School Auditorium

Monday, June 29, I964 at 8.30 pm.

The Reverend Bryer Jones, B.A.. B.D. will address the Graduates The public is cordially invited

Commencement Exercises .

for $28.56; 3rdly for 3.38; 41th for $64.51; 5thly for 375.56; ﬁtlily for $39.31. 7thly for $45.06; Bthlv for $33.31; in: the ‘ amounts of school taxes and .costs which remain unpaid to- gether with the costs of and in- cidental to levy and s e and Father expenses of execution.

‘ l HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC _- ‘NOTICE that on Wednesday the 7 29m day of July AD. 1964 at :5

l the hour of eleven o‘clock in the .iorenoon in front of the Court yl-louse in Georgetown in Kings jCounty in Prince Edward Is- ;land, I will set up and sell to

|the highest bidder the follow-

I ing described tracts of land:-- Firstly ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE AND PARCEL of land situate in Georgetown in Kings County in Prince Edward ls- V

I land being Town Lot No. 15 in '

l the 3rd Range. Letter A of said ITown Lots being in possession "

‘ of Roland Gallant and Gladys ‘Gallant. SECONDLY: ALL g THAT TRACT of land in Georze ‘Lown aforesaid being part of Town Lot No. 3 in the 3rd ‘ IRange Letter B of Town Lots .‘_-: . in Georgetown and bounded on ‘ ‘the South by Richmond Street {and having a front thereon of

‘ 26 feet and extending northward-

Ily for the distance of '70 feet. ,THIRDLY ALL THAT TRACT - of land in Georgetown aforesaid

1, and being part of Water Lot No.

l2] in Georgetown aforesaid and lbeing land in possession

HAT TRACT of ' land in Georgetown aforesaid iand being Town Lot No. 15 in .Z Ithe 3rd Range. Letter 1" of Town Lots in Georgetown and being the land in possession of L

AUCTION SALE

SPRINGTON . TUESDAY-JUNE 30th-l PM.

MACHINERY:

One 990 Diesel David Brown tractor with loader. One 30 Massey tractor; Allis Chalmers B tractor: 1964 G. M. C. truck with only 3,400 miles; New Idea manure spreader (on rubber) ; 3 bottom Cockshutt plow (on rubber): 1 manure carrier; Easeflow lime sower with grass seed box; 12 ft. spring tooth International barrows; Ronson potato digger: 1 tractor trailer; 1 set scales; 1 roller

COCKSHUTT OLIVER ' FARM EQUIPMENT

As dealers for western half of Prince Edward Island we are now. featuring hay machinery——

“MOWERS -—- RAKES — BALERS”

as well as a full line of modern farm equipment in- cluding: gas and diesel tractors—grain combines— cultivators — plows — potato diggers — manure Spreaderswwagons.

See our salesman Hillard Andrews. Graham's Road or contact our Summerside office for parts and service.

SIMMONS and MocFARLANE Ltd.,

ERCHANDISE LZETICI-IANDISE

RENT-A-TENT

CAMPERS' SUPPLIES SALES & RENTALS UNPACKS Ver 300 different camping items Saturday. June» th. I elpygkszsrxyzgdimmt. Way-shopped to 46 St. Peter's Rd. ' ' ' own -- 8924360 "( our M‘ M),

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TENDERS

Sealed tenders will be received up until 5 pm. Monday, July 6th, 1964 for the exterior painting of houses and garage at the Brackley Pum ing Station. Envelope is to be marked on the outsi Tender for Painting. The lowest or any tender not

y accepted.

Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supply P. O. Box 215, Charlottetown. P.E.I.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ' PUBLIC MEETING

a punk meeting will be held in the cl..me Theatre Stmday. June 28, at 2:30 pm. when speakmhomotherMaﬂﬂmePro‘rinceswinten their experiences and relate how the work of AA has helped them recover from alcoholism.

Awanninvitatlonisextended tothe garters] public tobepresenttolearnot them being denevaA‘ _ - '

P.E.|. SHORTHORN FIELD DAY

JULY 4th

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HIGHLAND VIEW FARM,

NEW GLASGOW, P.E.I.

PROGRAM

9: AsM._ ' Judging School (open to anyone who wishes to take lessons in judging Shorthornsl. conducted by R. Gardhouse. president of Canadian Short- horn Breeders Association.

I 0:30 AM.— Competition for Lassie Queen .

l:30IP.M.

Official opening by Premier W. R. Shaw Guest Speaker—R. Gardhouse, also other special speakers.

2: | 5 PaMa— Crowning of Lassie Queen

2:30 P.M.—_- Judging 4-H Club calves and folIOWed by

Open Classes:

Female 1 year old

Female 2 years old

Female 3 years old and over

Male

Under one year

Two years and over

Substantial prize money in all Classes.

Judging Class for 4H Club members and also La es’ Class in beef judging. Special prizes for these events.

Sporting events for all children with prizes. Canteen Service on grounds.

Supper at New Glasgow Junior Farmers Hall from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 M

1 (new) saw bench. STOCK:

1 horse. 9 years old; 1 horse. 13 years old; 14 steers (1% years old) Shorthom and Holstein

breed. “ALL MACHINERY IN A-l CONDITION” —'I'ER.MS CAS — owner auctioneer Hugh Nicholson Claude Creswell Springton Phone 4.7824

Frank McCormack. HL ALL THAT TRACT of land .in Georgetown aforesaid and be- ing Town Lots Nos. 1, 2 and 13 in the 3rd Range Letter B of Town Lots in Georgetown and ' being the land in possession of ' the Estate of George MacDon- ald. SIXTHLY ALL THAT TRACT of land in Georgetown aforesaid and being the western ' half of Town Lot No. 14 in the ' 4th Range Letter D of Town Lots in Georgetown and being in possession of Mrs. George McQuillan. SEVENTHLY ALL s THAT TRACT of land in Georgetown aforesaid and be— ing Town Lot No. 13. 14 and - 15 in the 4th Range, Letter D of Town Lots in Georgetown and being in possession of Ben- jamin Stevens. EIGHTLY ALL THAT TRACT of land in _ Georgetown aforesaid and being Town Lot No. 3 in the 4th Range. Letter D of Town Lots in Georgetown and being is possession of Lorne Stevens.

Dated June 20th AD. 1964.

Milton Rodgerson. Sheriff of Kings County.

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EN I EN N IAI EUCHARISIIC CONGRESS

SI. DUNSIAN‘S UNIVERSIIY

SUNDAY, JUNE 28 - 3.00 pm.

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ENTER BY BELVEDERE AVENUE

exerts on the hearts and minds of men.

manent and universal peace.

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GUARDIAN - PATRIOT. Box No. XYZ Charlottetown

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and-in—hand with science. and that it constitutes the sole and ultimate ' basis of a peaceful, and ordered and progressive society. It inculcates the principle of equal opportunity, rights and privileges for both sexes, exalts work performed in the spirit of service to the rank of worship. recom- mends the adoption of an auxiliary international language. and provides ' the necessary agencies for the establishment and safeguarding of a per.

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