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M 1958 VOLKSWAGEN. EXCEL- WANTED:

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YOUNG MAN lN-I terested in paint departmentI and performing miscellaneous duties. Position open in Char- ‘ lottetown store. Applicant I must be aggressive and will'

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Teachers'WantIedw’fi I

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TEACHERS I WANTED

I Montreal. Quebec

THE PRO T E s T A N T Articles For-Sale SCHOOL BOARD 01: To}: SALE: ROYAL PORT-

GREATER MONTREAL requires men and women 1 teachers for positions ‘ beginning September" lst.

1963.

Applicants should be certified teachers preferably between 25 and 40 years of age.

Positions available at ALL grade levels with preference given to teachers with experi- ence in:

. High Schools

0 French O Music O Woodwork

O Metalwork

O Arts and Crafts 0 Physical Education I

SALARIES

Generous credit for previous _ experience.

University graduates w i t h

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Excellent PENSION

PLAN. Teachers may pay into the ‘ Quebec Teachers' Pension I Plan for teaching experience ‘

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By J' R. Williams

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able typewriter Inew. never ' sale.

WANTED-TO BUY: HITJTNIXN‘

Articles Wanted

FOR ‘ 'RENTIWBUR" 11W

, RENTALS

Rooms

diTE‘i’W-‘iinNisnEo HEATED .

used). Pric for quick _ I Parker Jewell. York. phone‘ Husky Stick shift attachmentsI mom (0,. mm. mm mile from 44074 I1957 and UP‘- Phone 4-7059.I city. Phone 2-1323 between 3-. OVER-Sims C A N A D I A N “IANij Iw‘l ILL". w“. m ~ made. $3.95 pair, FactoryI A] F BOT.” FS FOR RENT: REDSITTING Outlet Store. formerly K. and I l 1 1 J - SIOI‘P- OPPO-‘it? Flying I 20(- per dozen tleman preferred. Phone Dutchman. 169 Queen Street.I , 4.3197, ‘ v I PHONE I ____.. -..-- .. .___ -_(:E£10tt0t0“n' ._-..~7—_-_I 4 I ‘Anartments FOR SALE — MASTER BEA-j ' 3- v

I cry of Charles Edward Mac-I

Births, Deaths, Marriages

IIAGAN — In loving memory I Mark P. Rags b 'MacAULAY — At Souris Hos- away March 19. 1953_ mm on March 13. 1963. to Mr. Life goeg and years pass by. and M’s- “ankle MEAN” But precious memories never a

(nee Mary cCormnckl. e ’

daughter- Patric“ Anne' Always. remembered and sod- weight 6 lb!” 3% on. A llS- 1y waged by MW. mm“ "id tor for Judy. Gan

“:25le ; mum” “2t Ma; I HALLIWELL M In fond memory Prince Edward island Hos-I 0' 0"” Parentfwxl“ ‘

11,3331‘ ialuggfigml‘fimfinfigfl'g IBesutiful memories are treasur-

Ruth. weight 7 lbs. 11 on. A special thanks to Dr. 1. Each-

ever. IOf happy days when we were to- mel, attending physician. em”

I E - , l I Ever remembered by family.

IMOASE — To Mr. and Mrs.I CARD OF THANKS

Wendell Moase, a daughter. Patsy Lorena. Weight pounds. 7 ounces. on Sunday.I

County Hosspital.

IN MEMORIAM

MacKENZIE —- In loving mem-I

Ithe Roman Catholic clergy. Dr.

I I March 17. 1963. at the Prince I Florence MscPhee wish to thank I

IKassner. I ' Perry’s Funeral Home, who sent flowers. enroll-

pita] sil Kenzie who died March 19th. Imen I 1962. Isages of sympathy and any I Lovingly rcmembemed by Mac- Iothers IKinnon family. 9

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I RESERVE the dates. #28‘29-00. for Prince Edward Is-

room. heated. first floor. Gen- :“WE TREAT THE SICK WELL" Iland Drama Festival of one-act

I” Giggey" pharmac-V- uUll'la'Iplnys Birchwood High School Ithe-minute' prescription ser Iauditormm,

I vice. We can call for and deliver; IyOlll‘ prescription. Phone us to—I THE NURSES Alumnae of the

M day —- Prompt Free Delivery toIP.E,l. Hospital will hold their

(NS. Elecmc generator sets. - — h d all regular monthly meeting at the Simer automatic fuel a n d I heated apartment second floor. Parkdale S erwo an ‘ . water transfer pumps_ MW: 0mm]. midfne aged coukaficlt’igns of the Cit, . . DiaiIgiIgdall Home, March 19, at 8.15 matic 110 volt AC generators; Paying cenfs preferred. Dial 44156. I ' ~ I - f

3’00” “'3” replaces “sen” FOR RENT: an: ATE!) I CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH; MONTHLY MEETING York generator or car "r t r " c k‘ er dozen ground floor apartment. threeI (Royal Canadian College of Or- I M e n s Assocmtion Tuesday, Ennmde "umoard motors" I rooms; continuous hot \vaterigaiiistsl. presents an organ Re-IMareh mm. at 8 pm. Central chain saws. Laiwn moviéevrsfi L I and bath: your own thermo-Icital by Mr. Donald F. Cook.IUnited Church.

Fm and gar 9" trac "3'? . I stat; available now. phone ‘13. Mus. ARCM. Sunday even-I

new and used‘ Parts and ‘9‘" 158 Kent St. Opp. Eaton’s 4-8183 between 6 and 7 pm. ing March 24. Trinity United 1 “JEEDOEm bm‘Tt

vice. EM. Cannon. 316 Court St.. Summerside. Phone 436- 2954.

TlMEX WATCHES Modern Styling 1 Year Warranty Ladies and Gents Boys and Girls From $7.95 I Firestone Home & Auto I

I REAL ESTATE

BUYING SELLING

SEVEN ROOM APARTMENTI for Phone Lloyd Carew 19.

RENTING PHONE 4.3268

J_ W. MacKENZIE

Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker I 209 Queen Street. Member of C.A.R.E.B. Charlottetown

ROOM LOTS WALLPAPER SALE

1963 Designs going at Bargain Prices. Interior

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$1; a quart I proximately 100 acres. 3‘5. IGame time 7130 P-m- At 3-45 l '

I miles from Charlottetown. on‘ York vs. Fairview: 10 pm S I

I paved highway, Eight mam IHampshirc vs. Kingston second VARIETY CONCERT Lower

& I house with modern convenicn-I Igames of semi-finals. Admissmn .Montague Hall. Friday. March

I ces. Reasonably priced. Ap-I .25c to all. I22. Sponsored by Alli-

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TEACHERS

Wanted for l963-64 Term

To teach Elementary French

Salary $10,000 plus expenses

. Selection will be based on:

(1) Academic knowledge (1)8uece33ful Teaching ex- patience

'3) Successful Television Auditions

Preparation and Twining Be- gin July 1st

hay: also 700 bushels of oats. : Contact George Pollard. Hun- ter River. phone 30-3.

30 GOOD YOUNG CALVES FOR sale. about $20.00 each. KnudI Jorgensen. Fredericton. phoneI 59-2 Hunter River. I

HOLSTEIN COW FOR .ALE,I due to freshen April 3rd. Ap-‘i ply Francis Rudisch. Alberryi Plains.

‘DILLON AND SPILLET'I‘ LTD..

Hog Grower in to bag lots,

$3.75 c.w.t; Bran and Shorts.

$2.85 c.w.t. Phone 4-3626.

WANTED: MILKING MACHINE must be in good condition: also a number of feeder cat- tle. Contact Loren Stewart.

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Properties For Sale

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lots West of North River Road and near Queen Charlotte High School. Apply S. MacKinnon

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Charlottetown Into and pasture land. AmpleI barn room available. Box 2383 Guardian-Patriot.

Ivanted Tcfitent

I wAN'risfi'TMMEoIATELY 3 on. 4 room furnished apartment.

rent in Hunter River.

Properties FoT—Rgnt

FOR—RENT on ON SHARES, admitted

10 miles from Excellent pot-

acre farm.

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Will look

eir own. Would consider

'Churm work after being absent due to

I TALENT CARAVAN lN Cor-Iillness.

ran Ban hall. Thursday. March. 21st. 8 o'clock pm. AdmissionI MARC" 0F DIM“ Charity 1.50c children .2513. Contestants ‘BanvCha-rlmlemw“ Hotel'EaSter ree‘ special guest'Monday April Infith. 1903. Spon- little Miss Jacqueline Flanagan. sored by "'9 Pun" Edwud 1“ I Everyone welcome land Chapter of the Canadian I v ' - Foundation for Poliomyelitzis and REGULAR Tuesday night card Rehabilitation.

‘party North River Recreation

filaii tonight. 8.30 pm. Ladies land Gents lst and 2nd Prizes.i KENSlNGmN m tonight .I Tuesday. third game semi-finals.

in aid of Jr. Farmers. ' North Shane League, 7:30 Long I PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND River vs. Seabrooke Juniors-

Branch of the United Nations As- .

Isociation presents an evening of 9:00 Hume“ 3”" V'- Rum“- SOCLAL EVENING in Memor-

ial Room Princetown Unite

Church, Melpeque. Tuesday.

March 10. 8:00 . I Colonel

HOCKEY NORTH River rink Johnston will show “1"”. PT

Iing. Tuesday March 19. at 8:10 pm. in Montgomery Hall library. All welcome.

ply Harold Stead. Sherwood.

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DANCE. ELDON Legion Hall. Tuesday. March 19th. Members,1 RESERVE JULY 5th and 6th

social members and guests only. for Souris Fisheries Exhibition and Re a.

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By VERN HAUGLAND

WASHINGTON (API—An 33- period bore no correlation with solitary the time of day. but drifted Mrs. space voyage may be a highly alound the clock."

irritable man even while per- GAVE HIM A CLOCK

tronaut on a long.

forming his chores and satisfactorily.

smoothly

Man May Be lrritahh 0n longSpace Trip

"The time of entering a sleep

was given

He'll probably need a tlme- clock.

piece to keep him on a normal. 24-hour-a-day time cycles.

"Thé effect has been to bring more stability to the periods of

Though there may be little to being awake and asleep." tho occupy him during the lonely report said.

hours. he'll be annoyed at tasksI

I The family of the late Mrs. :he regards as a waste of time. Isimulated

And he's likely to place al- most exaggerated importance Ion the remarks of those withl Iwhom he's in contact back on: earth. ; I These are some findings in a

Whilden P. Breen Jr.. 35. who's

College Park. Md.. since last INov. l7. Breen. a University of Maryland research assistant. hasn’t even seen his bride ofI isix months in that period. I 'IN GOOD SHAPE I I Breen volunteered for the sol-I Iitory-confinement experiment. al Itest of the reactions of a manI Ioccupying restricted quartersI Ialone over long periods. such as I Ithe six months to more than aI Iyear that would he required for Ivoyagcs tn the nearest planets. Venus and Mars.

The university said no termi- nation date has been set for the experiment. which has just be- gun its fifth month. A spokes-I man said Brecn appears to be. in good shape.

The university‘s first report to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration on the NASA - sponsored project said Breen's pattern of wake and sleep cycles varied initiallly. since he had no clock and no way of knowing the time of day.

“in several instances, he. was awake more than 3 hours." the report said.

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As one of the tasks on his space flight. Breen has had to push a button a cer- tain number of times to obtain cigarettes.

initially he received one CIE~ arette for every 80 presses. At that time he was smoking about

ts, mus card. .nd me» first report on the reactions of .40 cigarettes each 24 hours,

The experimenters increased

who helped m no way lived entirely alone'in a simu- the work requirement to 500 during their sad bereavement. laled space vehicle In suburban presses for each cigarette. and

Breen's consumption dropped off to 10 in a 24-hour period. BECAME IRRITABLE "Although the subject contin- ued to perform satisfactorily. he became so irritable that it, ‘ was necessary to change again to a flexible, scale." the report sold. "His greatest objection to the large amount of time he hart to spend at the push-button con-I sale was his feeling that it was wasting his time and kept, him from his other work." ' ‘ He is in a windowless. 12-by- 12-foot efficiency - type apart- ment. under constant inspection via television cameras by expe~ rlmenters invisible to him. "One of the most important indications of the experiment to date is in respect to the magnl fled effects of comments-from the experimenters. and from the delivery of various delayed added items." the art ssaid. “in general. their effects art pronounced and out of proper- tlon to what is encountered in dealing with individuals under normal conditions."

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Dean Rusk's I Ifls Husband's Ear

' WASHINGTON (AP) —. StateI

Seer Dean Rusk has a! diplomatic aide in his wife—I s e an inside view into

every embassy in town.

. Virginia Rusk. who once may Jared in history and geography. f ures at first that “m Ipeople might. be planting things Iin my ear" as she. did the 50-. Icial rounds of the diplomatic gcorps

‘ One day she overheard some Iluncheon gossip about Southeast I Asia.

few days later, she recalls.

Door prize. A EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

LACHUTE HIGH SCHOOL

Protestan Teachers Wanted For l963-64

Chemistry Specialist: Qualified to teach Senior Matriculation. and with experience.

Mathematics Teacher: For High School Grades.

Salary Scale

I 2700 -— 4900 II 3000 — 5500 HI 3300 -— . — U50 Vi 4900 —- 9360 Credit will be given for experience. Cumulative sick leave a retirement gratuity in effect. Lachuie High School started Subject Promotion in 1963 and plans to start teaching Grade XII in the earning year. Apply. statian qualifications. experience. aid names for re-

Charlottetown, P.E.I. Phone 4-8506

Stanley Bridge. phone Rustlco 4-12.

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The Council will assist in air- muing leave of absence from present employer.

Apply before March 31st to: Ralph W.‘ Kane. Secretary- Treasurer,

Nova Scotis Advisory Council on Sc

P. O. Box 578. Halifax. N. S. I

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