spnng em sfboal. Frank» I

iate sailing was instmxea rm-_ 0|’ _ _ ‘ ' the accommodation of the labs‘ I Costello first vice PI‘P"idﬁ" ‘- the

Last Ferry Four Island

ter fishermen and strippers. 5 ‘he Fedefﬁilw 80¢ PF_l5_€iP-°~ ('5 Saar To so that their lobsters would be 1- h T 1;.3miaieH ‘Jlunim d*"%" " . (101388 3 . EBCJOI VICE-pl'e.*-1' . I ing Ime moved to the mainland markets, eac er; 0 dam. prwpal M mmmm‘

and to a Tormentine processing plant without having to hold their catches overnight.

INVENTOR DIES FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP) — Joseph Edgar Tiffany, 8?, who helped develop'the ha-= a — a Second World War. weapon — died Monday. Tiffany - was a ballistics engineer and explosives expert r 45 years for the US. bureau of mines. His work in advancing mine safety won him honors from the

Rural Regional’ High School Delegates from ,- -_ tario and the Atlantic provinces ’ will attend the cvr.fe-rev-cc. . Among the subjects to be

Conference

Four Prince ‘Edward Island

teachers are leaving roday for - ssed ,5 "ms, ,. 5“ '’°*'“'‘' N“ ‘°" “*9 Ea” E thematlggiicw provinc::as,“ ern ‘conference of teachers pro- federal support for education. ‘ f°55"’“'3l °’g3‘“""“~“’“"- professional training and tea- Making the trip will be Mi.—-s chest‘ status as well as an ny'~ Anna Riley. a.r.’otteown. ge.v:- ’ s ‘ eral secretary of the RE I.

Teachers Federation ; Mrs. Marjorie Dover. president o' th ‘

Charlottetown and Queens Countv The Guardian, Charlottetown, TIIIn's., Oct. 18, 1962 5

Job Evaluation Slated For March Completion

By DON. MacLEOD id Stewart said yesterday Guardian - P857104 Staff WNW that the job classification is one The (I05 Classiﬁcation 01 the; of the first steps to be taken be-

DI‘0Vi!1Ci8l Civil 8e|'Vi¢9- Under‘ fore the Civil Service Act e an

Is 9.15 AST

.C. Taylor, superintendent of the Island Division CNR an- nounced last night that com- commencing today the last sail- in of the V Confederation from Borden to the mainland will be at 9:15 p.m., standard time.

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The conference is being he-'d riday and Saturday and the

island delegates are expected

Since the spring lobster sea- son opened on last May 15. the Confederation has made her last

mp from Borden at 10 pm” war department. e federation and [Il'InClp8A‘ to return home Sunday. stan v time. ‘ Mr. Taylor stated tihat this

service commissioner," M r.

Stewart said

l

Lions District Governor Co!- in MacKay presents King Lion Wilfred Maccormac with the charter of the newly-form-

LOCAL

,BRlEFSi

ALBANY LIONS CLUB CHARTERED

ed Albany Lions Club at the special charter diinner banquet

Alban Tuesday night. Lions from all sunrounding

taken this week by two repre- sentatives of Payne-Ross Limit-

Hoeschen, is expected to completed in March. Mr. David- son said yesterday.

Mr. Davidson said the project involves the determination of the job being done by every person covered by the P.E.I. Civil Service Act, and establish- ing the relative value of each ‘position!’ He said that extensive use

the classification plan. employees," he said, “will be trained to assist us. This is be- ing done for two reasons: the province will need someone to maintain the program effective- ly following its completion and implementation; and this is the

districts attended the meet- ing. The new club has a mem- bership of 16.

the job.

WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY According to Mr. Davidson.

"every government employee

Murnaghan. Present in the sanctuary were Rev. (marries McCarthy, Rev. Dr. J.P.E. 0’l{anley, Rev. Eugene Murray. Rev. Wilfred Keefe, Rev. George Mcoormaclr, Rev. Clit- ford Murphy, Rev. Edmund Roche and Rev. Allan MacDon- ald. The Sisfers of the Congre-

DIEB IN MASS.

The death occurred suddenly

town, P.E.I.

JACKSON FUNERAL — The funeral for Charles R. Jackson was held yesterday afternoon

Cutcl'

from the Funeral

Home. Service was conducted by

Rev. .T.H. T y e . Pallbearers were Frank Mills. Allison Bell, Peter Coles, Charles Adams. Edgar Dennis and Ten-nif Gai- lant. Interment was in the Peo- ples cemetery.

KELLY FUNERAL — The fu- neral for Joseph Kelly was held Wednesday morning from

at

c '3 Church. Fort Augustus. where Solemn Requiem High

gation of St. Martha attended in a group. and also sang the fu- neral mass. terment was in the church cemetery where ser- vice was conducted by Father Butler assisted by Father Smith and Father Murnaghan. Pall- bearers were Charles Hughes. Joseph l)uffy_ Howard Heron, Verrnrm Hughes. Carl Kelly and Peter Kel-ly.

Tug For Bowater Launched In Ont.

OWEN SOUND. Ont. (CP) — A 65-foot tug. built for Bowater Pulp and Paper Company Lim- ited. was launched by Russel Brothers Limited here Wednes- day

Reinforced for ice - breaking, ‘the tug. named Gull Lake. will

will be given the opportunity to describe his own job. and a complete system of back-checle ing of all information will be e e

and fairness to all." ' The final report, after the

show a classification of all civ- il service positions, and will outline procedures for its main-

tion operated farming business under name of Found's Mills. He later moved operated a successful contract-

fore returning to his native pm- vince in 1910. For the past 12 years he and his wife had been living in New London in the summer and Charlottetown dur- ing the winter.

Mir. Found was active in church and public affairs. He was secretary o f the United Church Sunday School at New London, was a member of church choir and a member of i1he session. He was an active member of iihe Masonic Lodge

H. P..FouncI Dies At 91

Harlan P. Found, well known resident of Charlottetown and n 8 “ta. Mason agave;-9ndon_in§ie;i{e 93;!’ mil In addition to his wife, Janet,

most economical way of doing 19

stablished to ensure the high- st level of accuracy, equity,

job is completed in March, will

tenance.

Provincial Secretary .1’. Dav- T': a milling and

Vancouver where he

ing business for some years he

be implemented

Th A t. ' t th ‘ 91- William DBVWSO" Md -lack 89851:]! Ef t‘li?asSl3ggi£;latu?re.l 13:0‘-

vides for a civil service c om-

mission for the province. STILL INTERVIEWING

“We are still interviewing ap- icants for the position of civil

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He added that the job classi- fication plan will “set basic standards for job requirements in the province. It is hoped eventually, it will lead to a more efficient civil service and the province. in turn, should be able to get greater value from its employees."

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. he IS survived by two sons, Dr. .. Both Stores owned and operated b Wilf Cudmore M355 “'35 9919553895 by 1181' be used for year - round opera- Mr. Found had been In h0EP1- E.M. Found. Ohainiotbetown and . " y

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