10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Dec. 28. 1962.. NO‘HCES

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SHORT OF CASH AFTER CHRISTMAS ?

SELL YOUR “DON'T WANTS" THROUGH A CLASSIFIED AD Charlottetown 4-8506 - Summerside 6-8031 - Montague 97-2 - Souris 157 - Alberton 68-2

EMPLOYMENT

Cars For Sale

FOR SALE: 1956 FORD FAIR- lane in good condition. For cash. Mrs. Harten. phone 4-4405.

FOR SALE: 1959 METEOR coach. Good condition. Can be financed. Private sale. Price $1000.00. Apply 270 Queen St., or phone 4-5613.

EM PLOYM ENT Help Wanted

I963 OPPORTUNITIES

At intervals during 1963 The Guardian and The Evening Patriot plan to employ several young men and women as ‘reporters-in~training'. These are not stop-gap or flash- in-the-pan openings. They invite the attention only of those who are keenly in- tezested In getting the train- ing and experience which can equip them for success-

Agents, Salespeople I LEADING MARITIME HARD-I ware Distributor desires the services of a commissions salesman for PE]. Businessj well established distributing Brand name lines. No object-

LOST; WEDNESDAY EVENING

Lost

December 26th. ladies Elco wrist watch. with black suede strap. vicinity of King Square

and Curling Club. Finder please phone 443091. Reward offered.

ion to non conflicting lines. Write application in own hand 1 writing giving experience. marital status. age. and phone 1 number to. “Salesman”. care» of The Queen Hotel. Charlotte- town. P.E.I. Interviews will I be arranged January 8th and I 9th. 1963. I

NEW SALES CAREER — FORI

full-time and part-time repre-I sentatives. This is a perman-' ent position and offers one of the highest annual earnings in any sales field. We are a well-known sales organization

specializing in Mutual Funds.|

Special Notices

ANNUAL Ch ristmos Prom

at Alberton Regional High School Until Tuesday Jan.

Previous investment or Funds l lST- ‘ experience not necessary as,‘ I complete training course . given. Retired and semi-re- I tired gentlemen will be con-I Apar‘ments l‘

sidered. Write full particulars' to W.E. Theriault, United In-‘ vestment Services. 208 Green Lantern Bldg. Halifax or tele-

ne r. Murray Hubley 894-9192 Charlottetown. .

ful. satisfying careers to newspapering.

Aptitude is the quality most desired in applicants.

It can be expected only In , a young man or woman ‘ who has a strong desire and I sufficient determination to I succeed In the field of news I gathering and news presen- I ta-tion. ‘

Help Wanted Female 1

WANTED: HOUSEKEEPER. 3 to care for two children while mother works (age 5 and 31. Live In. Weekends off. Phone 4-8326. '

There is the need. too. for a lively interest in alll human affairs that are of ‘. public ccncern: alert powers of observation: 3 strong sense of responsibility: and at least the promise of

Teachers Wanted

WANTED: TEACHER FOR Damascus School. starting January 1963. 10 pupils. grades 1-7. 12 miles out of Saint John City. Apply Mrs. Lee Kallar. RR. 4. Saint John. 847-7902.

SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT'

1THREE ROOM APARTMENT

FOR RENT: LARGE NEWLY

IOUT OUR WAY

By J. R. Williams Births, Deaths, Marriages

WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY

_ TOO LATE! YOU 601' IN THE ACT. 50 5

KNOW WH HE'S BEN' MLLOPED FER!

u. JPWILUNIL'; Q 1.2km.lu.vl.~|l.l-'u.“

SE'R'WO'ES

for rent. two bedrooms. large living room. kitchen and bath. Own thermostat. Very cen- tral. Phone 4-9360.

for rent. Heated with continu- ous hot water: private en- trance: centrally located: adults only; available immedi- ately. Phone 4-5350 after 5 p.m.

decorated. heated. second .floor apartment consisting of two bedrooms. living room. den. kitchen and bath. Avail— able January lst. Phone 4-

ability to put news into words.

At least a grade 12 educa- tion is required and some typing experience is desir- I e. I

There Is at least one im- mediate opening. with others to become available soon.

At the outset. ail applica- tions must be in writing. : with personal interviews to follow. They should be ad- dressed to:

Executive Editor. The Guardian - The Patriot Charlottetown. I

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Articles For Sale

FOR SALE: ONE COAL ANDj

wood range. Contact Carl Hic-' ken. Albion. P.E.I.

FOR SALE: ONE DRIVING; sleigh. at Community Garage. 1 Cardigan. Contact Alex M. I Acorn. Cardigan RR 5.

ONE PIONEER CHAIN SAW‘

fo.r sale. Perfect condition. reasonably priced. Apply 24‘ Granville Street. Charlotte-I town.

RACE HORSE—BY TRUE EXIT.

dam Tennessee Sue with a rc~ 1 cord of 2:18. Raced only a} few times. Phone 4-8147 or‘ apply at. 284 Sydney Street.

FOR SALE: 'rwo STOVES IN!

good condition. one Kemac‘. oil range and one space heat-l er. Reasonably priced. Phonei Montague 252.

APPLES FOR SALE: DELICI- ous. Courtland. Macintosh. and Russet. by the barrel. ham-| per. or 5 pound cello. Write,l bone. or call. S.L, Caselcyu Kelvin. Phone Kensington 142. ‘

JUST ARRIVED i

from Montreal

ROOM FOR RENT. FURNISH-

WAN-ETD: ROOM AND BOARD

FOR RENT

Heated third floor apart- ment containing five rooms and bath. Cen- trally located. Occupancy January lst.

SERVICES WE SPECIALIZE

in

Electrical Wiring

Jobs -— Large or small . Lennon Air Conditioning . Refrigeration Sales —

rv ce

. Appliance Repair-all types

. Motors Rewound—repalred

. Oil Burner and Dodd 3

~ Strather Lightning Rod- les and Service

DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT PALMER ELECTRIC

LTD. DIAL 4-8543

5 a.

For Fa stest

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ATTACH THE ADDRESSI

l GARDINER —- At the Prince County Hospital. December 17. 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gardiner. a son, Wayne Scott. 9 lbs.. 11 oz. A brother for Cindy and Leslie.

MacNEILL — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. on Sat- urday. December 22nd. 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mac- Neill. a daughter. Carol Eliza. beth, weight 7 lbs. 12 ozs.

STENVERS — At the Prince Ed- ward Islaud Hospital. Sunday. December 23rd. 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. John Stenvers. a son. Gerald Bernard. weight

15.

CALLAGHAN—At the Charlotte- town Hospital, Tuesday. Dec- ember 25tIh. to Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Callaghan. a daughter. Chinistena Mamie. weight 8 lbs. 3 ans.

YOUNKER —- At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on December 2lst. 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Arnol Younker. Winsloe (nee Violet Whitlock). a daughter. Donalda Jean. weight 9 lbs. 7 025.

DRAKE — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Dec- ember 23rd. 1962. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drake. Hazel- brook. a son. weight 7 lbs.

LARKIN -— Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald James Larkin (nee Bar- bara Faircloughi. formerly of Charlottetown. wish to an- nounce the birth of their son Ronald James, weight 8 lbs, 5 02.. at St. Joseph Hospital in Toronto. 18, 1962. The Larkins reside at 591 Annette Street.

Tuesday. December I

IN MEMORIAM

GILLESPIE - In loving mem- ory of my dad William Gilles- pie. who passed away Decem- ber 26. 1961.

Those we love. we never lose

For they will always be

Forever dear and ever near

Within our memory.

Although we smile and seem

carefree ‘

Nobody misses him more than

we. Loved and remembered by family.

CLARK—In loving memory of George W.

Mrs. Clark. who departed this life on Decem- ber 28th, 1961. Peacefully sleeping lies one of

t InGod'sowmgardI enshe'mnow

at rest. She left us suddenly. her thoughts unknown She left us memories we are proud to own. Always remembered by her husband and family.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late William Mal-one. wish to thank doctors, nurses and staff of the Char- lottetown Hospital. Dr. Mac- Donald. nurses and staff of the Souris Hospital. Monsignor J.A. Murphy. Rev. JJ. Dunphy and Rev. John E. Cam. Also all re- latives who came from Boston to attend the funeral. A special thanks to the Perry Funeral Home and to all kind friends and neighbours who sent mass and sympathy cards. enrollments and to all who helped in any

way during our recent sad be- ed

reavement.

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or THE EVENING PATRIOT

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THE EASTERN i TRUST COMPANY ‘:

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX,

Transportation

your black-and-white or color films cargo Wotton Photography. 238 First Strec.t

Saturday. December 29. Please

Summersidc. and 62 Grafton

phone 4—4938. Street. Charlottetown. 154 Richmond Street. I ~ I NOTICES NOTICES Rooms FOR RENT: FURNISHED

heated bedroom. suitable for; light housekeeping. Apply 247 Grafton Street or phone

ed and heated: twin Continen- tal beds: suitable for two girls, or men: kitchen privileges if desired: centrally located in private home. Dial 4-6933.

Room And Board

ROOM AND BOARD AVAIL- able for one working girl. Dial 4-6158

for one girl. 11 Prince of Wales College. Phone Hunter River 51-22.

SYRIAN BREAD I

packed in cello bags for freezing.

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FOR RENT:

"OtlSes

DESIRABLE family home. three bedrooms. living room. kitchen and bath. hot water heated. centrally located. near school and shop- ping area. Immediate occup- ancy. John W. MacKenzie. Realtor. Phone 4-3268.

FRESH

RFA' ESTATE

Properties For Sale I l

lslond Turkeys

Approx. Weight l6 bs.

55c per lb. ZOkems

Farmers Market FOR SALE: TWO AYRSHIRE bull calves. Apply Wallace Wood. Marshfield. phone 4-7833.

BUYING FEEDER PIGS A'I'

Kenslngton from 30 - 35 lbs. Paying market price.

tact Sterling Bowness. Ken- sington. Phone 15

. bedrooms.

one-time me on each insertion

Articles Wanted

ordered. Advertisers ere requested to reed

their advertisement the first

It eppeers end to cell the Classified

Department immediately in the case of

any mlltekc. n this new

portion only of e classified display

FOR SALE OR RENT

On Nassau Street. Du- plex house containing, 3 . living room dining room, kitchen, I‘ and bath on each side, Cast iron baseboard heating, Mahogany fin- ish. Apply on premises between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ask for Mr. Robert Andrews.

HAN DCRAFT CLASSES

In order to arrange for Handcraft courses

in various communities are advised to organize

about the Island. classes themselves into groups

of a Size required for each course and to select

one among them who wi

ll act as secretary. make

all necessary arrangements and contact the Dir-

ector.

The following courses will become available

early

in the New Year. The figures

set op-

posite each craft are the number of students required for each course and Cost per student. ch

Textile Painting 20

Leathercraft 16 Jewellery 16 Wood turning 16 Weaving 5

students $ 6.00 ea students 5.00 each students 3.50 each students 14.00 each students 16.00 each

For further information write or phone: Mrs. Muriel Lister

Director of

Handcrafls

112 Pownal Street

Charlottetown.

Telephone

P. E. I. 894-5104.

ANNUAL

P.E.I. JERSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

will be held

in the Board Room

PROVI

DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE FRIDAY, DEC. 28th. 1.30 PM.

All entries for I965 JERSEY FUTURITY must be declared at this meeting

Regina

MEETING

NCIAL

NOTICES

NOTICES

Built In All

Gleaming towers and brightly- painted fume stacks of a new $20,000,000 natural gas pmcess- ing complex dominate a drab forest clearing here at the hub of a 1.000.000-acre natural gas producing area.

The large operation 1” miles northwest of Edmonton draws natural gas from the rich Wind- fall gas field and the Pine Creek and Beaver Creek fields.

A $7,000,000 main gas scrub- bing plant is own by Pan American Petroleum Corpora- tion. Canadian Fina Oil and Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas. while Texas Gulf Sulphur Com- pany owns an adjoining $3,000.- 000 sulphur recovery plant.

P II American operates the complex. which ranks first in Alberta in production of conden- sote. second in sulphur produc- tion. and third in gas handling in aclt

y. MAJOR PROCESSING

About 177,000,000 cubic feet of gas from the Windfall reservoir. rich in recoverable liquid hydro- carbons. are processed daily by the main plant.

From this. 13,000 barrels of stabilized co densatc (a high grade crude oil) and 650 long tons of sulphur are recovered.

OBITUABY

LUTHER HENRY COFFIN Inserted by friends and rela- tives as a tribute to the deceas-

There passed away suddenly at his home. Mt. Stewart. 0 11 Nov 962, Luther H e n r y

CHRISTMAS DANCE

Sponsored By BETA-TA-U Hl-Y

Music by “THE MARINERS”

Q. C. H. S Friday, December 28th, 1962

Admission 75c

9:00 - 12:00

NEW GLASGOW BEAUTY SALON OPENING SATURDAY, 'DEC. 29th. 1962

Proprietor

MRS. ALICE CHANDLER

. 7, 1 Coffin. in his 77th year. son of I the late Hamilton and Henrietta tJardlnei Coffin. Mt. Stewart. although he had been in failing health for a number of years the end came suddenly. H c is survived by his wife Flossle. one brother Arthur J.. Charlot- tetown. three sisters. Emeline. RN. New Yo r k. and

Gas-Processing Plad

a. Bush

About 183.000.000 cubic feet of processed gas fed into a pipeline which winds hundreds of miles south to‘the San Fran» cisco Bay area.

The sulphur plant. backed by a canary-yellow stockpile 600 feet long, 250 feet wide and Ill feetnhlgb. began operating l'ast

pr .

Liquid sulphur now is being shipped to eastern Canada mar. kets in specially-insulated tank cars travelling on a recent] - completed CNR branch from Whitecourt, 27 miles south.

A sulphur plant official said his firm plans to ship out 100 railway cars a month of liquid

and solidified sulphur by spring. '5 200 cars a month by early

and 964

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LOADS RESTRICTED

The tank cars are capable of hauling 80 tons each of liquid sulphur. but loads have been re- stricted to 70 tons until the rail-

y roadbed settles. Solldlfled sulphur is being shipped in gon- dola and box c rs. ‘

Sulphur comes to the plant as the gas hydrogen sulphide, a is condensed to a dark brown liquid by water cooled tubular condensers.

The liquid is stored in SOD-ton capacity u n d e r ground pits. From the pits some of the sul- phur is pumped as a liquid at. 225 degrees fahrenhelt through a 1.000-foot long steam Insulated transfer line to a vat where it

S to

is allowed to solidify. turning"

from brown to orange and then to bright canary yellow as it cools.

Some liquid sulphur is piped to the tank cars. S cars can be loaded simultaneously from a filling station situat tween two sets of railway tracks.

The tank cors. bound for Ed. mundsbon. N.B.. Thorold. Ont.. and Hamilton. keep their cargo. In liquid frm by means of. heat~contalnlng Insulation cur-z rounding the cargo capsules.

MacLeod. Winnipeg. Mrs. Lane Plgot (Dorothy). Mt. Stewart.

The funeral which was large- ly attended was held from Mac- Lean Funeral Home to Mt. Ste- wart United Church. The ser- vice was cond-ucted by Rev. D. R. McLennan. Hymns sung were “Unto The Hills", “Rock of Ages". The choir feelineg rendered "The Old Rugged Cross".

Pallbearers were: Earl Jay. Wendell Glover. E r n e s t Af- fleck. Roy Jay. Alex MacGreg- or and Ralph Plgot. Flower - bearers were Robert Plgot, Robert Johnston. James Cot. fin, Douglas Coffin. Ralph Cof- fin and Fred Masher.

interment to o k place in Peo- pies cemetery. Mt. Stewart.

HAL FREDERICKS ASSOCIATES LIMITED MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

are assisting a client in the selection of I

REGISTERED PHARMACIST

to assume responsibth for operation of well establidied Drug Store in lamge Maritime Town. Company is diversi- fied in interests. and well established in community.

This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified man. pue- forany married. to grow with the Company planning ex- pansion. Applicant Should be able to show ul ex- perience for at least five years. good references. executive ability, and personal ambition. Salary is open. according to experience. abilities. and initiative of successful applicant. All applications slxmld be submitted in writing. stating date of certificate of qualification. age. experience. marital status qualifications in leadership and management. present em- ployment. and financial references. a small photo- graph. and all other relevant facts to:

P.O. Box 839. Sussex. New Brunswick.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Luther H. Coffin wish to express sin- cere thanks to Rev. D.R. M

nnan. Dr. Sheppard. Mac'- Lean Funeral Home. and to the many friends for s y m p athy cards. letters. and flowers and who helped in so many ways.

0 I

' Signed: Id Clark. Secretary

WANTED

Top prices paid for — ale bot- es, scrap iron. copper. brass. l

, batteries. hides. woo.

MAURICE BLOCK

SERVICES

COMPACTS SALES SERVICE, prompt and efficient. as St.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Peters Road. Phone 4—3017. ______._________.—.— FOR YOUR EXTERIOR OR IN- terior painting, also sign paint- lng phone 163. Douglas Mac- Kenna. Montague. ACCORDIAN LESSONS—+8007. Guitar and violin lessons. in‘

WHITMAN BENN & Assch

NEW YEAR’S DAY , RECEPTION

His Worship Mayor LaVie. The memhers of the Town Council and their Wives Cordially Invite The General Public to a

NEW YEAR’S DAY RECEPTION To Be Held At The SOURIS LEGION HOME

TUESDAY JAN.lst.l963 ' 3 PM. -- 5 PM.

CONSULTING ENGINEERS

P. O. Box 1003—Phone 4-3092 57 Queen Street

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