P328 8 The Guardian

Friday, Feb. 7, 1958

Agents Wanted

ACT TODAY ESTABLISH YOUR-

IN MEMORIAM

ADAM

our dear daughter Eleanor,

Mrs. Andrew Adam, who died‘

February 7th., 1956.

Gone from us but leaving mem-

ories, Death can never take away,

‘ Memories that will always linger While upon this earth we stay. Sadly missed by Fat-her and Gordon

Mother. Mr. Essery.

and Mrs.

,.

MacSWAIN—In loving memory of

‘ Neil Macswain who passed a- way Fvebruary 6, 1957.

God knew he was weary and tired

And he called him home to rest

He will always be remembered

By those who loved him best. Inserted by Ella and Marie.

HUTMACHER — In memory of

Ernest l-Iutmacher, who passed ‘

away February 7, 1957.

Gone from us but leaving mem- ories

Death can never take away

Memories that will always linger

While upon this earth we stay,

We do not need a special day to bring you to our minds

For days we do not think of you are very hard to find. . Fondly rememberedgby Staff Charlottetown Hotel. .

HUTMACHER - In loving mem- ory of our dear father Ernest Hutmacher who passed away Feb. 7, 1957.

What would we give if we could say Hello Dad, in the same old way

To hear your voice and see your smile

To sit with you and chat awhile

So you who have a father ‘

Cherish him with care

For you’ll never know the heart- ache

Till you see his vacant chair. Sadly missed by daughter Ernestine and sons Darrell and

Donnie. .

soon or minus

We wish to thank our friends a_i_id_. neighbors of Granville, es- pecially the women of the In-

' stitute for their kindness shown

us on the _occasion of our 62nd anniversary of our marriage. A special thank you to all.

Mr. and Mrs. William Folland.

ST. LOUIS,‘

Mr. Burt Shea has returned to his home in Windsor, Ontario, after visiting with his father, Mr. Emmett Shea, who is ill at his home in Waterford; he also visi- ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters in St. Louis. ‘

Mrs. Joseph P. Gaudet and baby daughter, have returned

from the Western Hospital to I

their home in St. Louis. Mr. Clevis Marten, St. Felix,

was a visitor at the home of Mr.

and ‘Mrs. Cynil tly. \ Mr. Albert’ Bernard has re- turned to his home in DeBlois,

Doucette recen-

efter spending some time in St.‘

John, N.B.

Friends of Mr. Joseph S. Wedge will be sorry to. hear that he is ill in the Prince ‘County Hospital. Mr. Wedge, who now lives in Summerside, is formerly of st. Louis. ,

(Mrs. Cyril Doucetteand Mrs. John J. Arsenault, spent a few days in Tignish, where they vis- ited friends and relatives.

Miss Anita and Emelda Thebe- deau, Antignish, N.S. are visit- ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs." Fred Thebedeau, St. Edwards.

Friends of Mrs. Emmanuel Allan, St. Edwards, will be sor- ry to hear that she is a patient in the Western Hospital, Alber-

ton. -

USE , _ ,GuarcIian - Patriot WANT ADS OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESULT! IN RENTING on SELLING

For Those Who Prefer To Write Their Own

CLASSIFIED

HERE'S HOW THIS—is a sample 3-line Want ad. This ad contains approximately 15 words. Phone 8506.

You can use an ad like this to tell about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers of

The Guardian and The Patriot.

HERE'S HOW MUCH

6 eamfilioili 4 days ........v... 2.80 1 day .80

HERE'S THE

—In Loving memory. of

self in a business with a real future. If you are reliable and have or can obtain a car, an above average income and future security can be yours. No investment required. Pleas- ant occupation supplying neces- sities to homes and farms ‘in nearby rural locality. For _in- formation without obligation write The J. R. Watkins Com- pany, 350 St. Roch'Street, Mon- treal, Que.

Baby chicks

MORE EGGS, LESS FEED AND MORE $$$$ Get Raynor Leghorn or Leghorn Cross Bred Chicks Write or Phone us today RAYNOR ‘ CHICK HATCHERY Mt. Herbert Dial 7984

MAXIMUM YIELD ON EGG. broiler, meat - markets. Make wise choice of chicks now. For

, eggs - there's Ames In-Cross -

and‘ other excellent breeds. Broilers (order now March- April). Dual purpose cockerels. Bray Hatchery agents Ralph Raynor RR 5 Charlottetown; J. Spencer H u g h e s, Emerald (Bray Hatchery, Moncton N.B., Tannery St.)

out out: WAY

: 5‘ 5 ‘ 5T .' HOW LONG , HAVE THE‘/ BEEN THERE I AT MY MACHINE? 5' 5'57: 1 5A‘/"‘-'

‘snow ARDEN’-

'AT AIN'T ‘TH’ THING T'WORR‘/ ABC)UT-- HOW LONG ‘THEM BOSSES HAVE BEEN

THERE " IT'S HOW

LONG ‘IOU'VE BEEN

AWA ~- BECAUSE

"THE LONGER VOU BEEN AWAY THE LONGER ‘IOU THINK

THEY BEEN THERE.’

BY‘ J. R. WILLIAMS

‘IE5-‘YOU CM BE AWAY FROM ‘/OUR JOE NOT MORE "THAN A MINUTE OIZTWO AN‘ THEM BIIZD5 C'N MAKE ‘IOU

FEEL LIKE OL'

, P VAN comw HOME!

For Sale

Lost Ami Found

A no selling, no experience

Male Help Wanted

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN

We require several young men interested in making a career in the Consumer Finance Business. * Aged 21 to 28 years. I

This is a salaried position,

required. Come in today. anddiscuss your future with Canada’s largest and oldest Finance Company.

Household. Finance Cor- poration, 117 Queen Street, (-above Co-op). Phone 7395.

CHEAP FOR CASH, A _LIGH'l‘- weight Mcculloch Chain Saw, See Preston Llewellyn, Monta- gue.

LOST -. IN MONTAGUE. ON Wednesday, leather wallet. Fin- der please leave at Guardian Office, Montague. '

Teachers Wanted

-WANTED — TEACHER FOR Glem William School. Supple-

Boarders Aooommodated

noannnns ACCOMMODATED at 200 Prince Street.

liars and Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE 1952 H A L F-T O N ‘Dodge completely overhauled new paint job good tires. R. M. MacKinnon. Bristol Phone 15-22.

1951 FORD CUSTOM, PERFECT condition, priced reasonable. Reason tor selling owner leav- ing province. Apply Les-ter Dav- ies, Eldoii. ' ' . 1952 CHEV SEDAN GOOD RUN- ning order, cheap 1954 Dodge sedan, new motor, body badly damaged. Will sell complete or parts. One 3 to 5 H.P. Inter- national gas e ,ine -ulsed very little. Apply Willis Judson, Cra- paud. ‘ ' ‘ 4

cars Leaving

CAR LEAVINGFOR HALIFAX Sunday Noon. Room for 3. Dial-9258.

For Rent

TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR light housekeeping. Phone 9419.

FURNISHED ROOM. PHONE 3152. '

~ THREE ROOM 1 ‘HEATED, apartment on second floor, Parkdale. Phone 8362.

SMALL FURNISHED » ROOM, suitable for one girl. Near P. W. C. and Canada Packers. Dial 6760.

For Sale

SLABS AND HARDWOOD. DIAL 9536. .

FOR SALE -1- Two BULL CAL-I ves. Apply Bruce Jones, Pow- nal. ‘

COW SEVEN YEARS OLD TO freshen April 21). Frank Egan, Elrmswood, Bonshaw, P.O.

OIL HEATER WITH FITTINGS also hot water furnace. Apply 47 Churchill Ave. u, ‘ _ '~

FOR SALE GOOD:‘MILK, COW to ' freshen in about three _weeks time Matthias Murray, ‘New Wiltshire,.P. E. I. PUPPIES 6 WEEKS OLD. MO- ther pure bred. Registered. La-

brador. Bargain prlce. Phone 6789. -

GATE LEG TABLE, WITH TWO Windsor chairs chifrobe; dres- ser; hall mirrow with hooks. Phone 3427. - '

GENUINE MUSKRAT COAT -full length, 38,‘ Good condition, Bargain for quick sale. Apply Box 647 Guardian.

UNBREAKABLE

(MELMAC)

DINNERWARE Terms arranged. Apply to- JOHN ARSENAULT 83 Bayfield St., 2nd floor

Q PIONEER, CHAIN SAWS

at NEW LOW PRICE

Model R‘ A, 61/; HP. $227.50 Model H.B. 5 HP. $210.00 Complete line of Cockshutt farm equipment. LLOYD MacDONALD Annandale—Phone Dundas 14-111

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ONE BROODER STC E OIL burner and pipe. 4 rolls of poul- try fence. Apply Dan Living- stone, Southport. I

SEARCH STORAGE SPACES for things‘ you don’t need. Of- fer ’em for sale through Clas- sified ads. Get spot cash QUICK Dial 8506.

VACUUM. CLEANER, NEW airway sanitizer, latest model, swivel top, disposal bag, floor buffer included, may be had for /payments due. Dial 9220.

FOR SALE

1947 CHEV ENGINE TRUCK transmission and power take off. Rope for 250 traps. used 2 years. Ralph Billard, Mur- ray Harbor.

ONE OIL ‘BURNING SPACE heater, $25.00. One small Que- ‘ bee" heater $10.00. One Crane oil burner for furnace with au- tomatic controls, constant igni- tion type, used very little. One pair boy's hockey boots and skates, size 6, $5.00. Apply Wil- Judson, Curapaud.‘

Female Help lllanted

ESTABLISHED TERRITORIES

for Avon Products in Hunter Riv- er, Kensiugton and Malpeque. Customers waiting. for Service.

(For interview write Box 649. Gdn. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL

to help with‘ housework (2 c'l1ildren)_ good wages. Sleep in or at home. Apply Mrs. A. B. Burns, 59 Ambrose St. or Dial 8271. ~

GENERAL WORK, FOND OF children, live in. Modern home in Toronto. Monthly salary sev- enty-five dollars, uniforms sup- plied. State age and reference. Transportation supplied. Box 630 Guardian-Patriot. '

and personnel investigation.

bonus arrangement, Excellent

John, N.B.

Miscellanous

SPECIAL ' CHINESE DISHES TO TAKE OUT

Full Course Dinners

From 11 to 7:30 SUNDAY SPECIAL

- CHICKEN and STEAK ISLAND GRILL

Dial 5228

HOME STUDY COURSES

in _Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar- and Piano Accordion.

Learn to play in the privacy of -your own home, HAWAIIAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

19% Bonaccord Street, ' Moncton, NJ}.

I

Services offered.

D-RESSMAKING AND ALTERA

tions done, mens pants. cuffed

uniforms altered. Phone Mrs ,

Currie, 4707. _, Seeds

HAVE A GOOD VEGETABLE

Garden this year! Use earlier and better varieties. Write for complete free catalogue. Vesey’s Seeds, York.

HELPWANTED —- MALE

Established ‘nation wide inspection agency is opening 3 new office in Charlottetown andhas an opening for a high grade man, aged 22 to 28 to work in this office completing insurance Outside public, contact work -— no selling, collecting or soliciting required. The position requires the ability to meet and talk with people effectively. graduate preferred, must be at least high school graduate. Regular salary plus mileage allowance for your ‘car and 1

College

employee benefits. This is a

wonderful opportunity for a young man willing to get ahead, as we promote from within the organization only. Must have a. car or be able to obtain car. For full details reply stating age education_ experience and qualiﬁcation to P.O. Box 1200, Saint

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson 8: Foster 150 Richmond St.

I. Elmer ‘Blanchard, B.A. 165 Queen St. - Dial 4232

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison M. Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747

Palmer & Haslam ' Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peaks & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

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OPTOIVIETRISTS

‘ J. [A. Carruthers, R. O. 123 Kent St, Dial 5512

Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St., 7 5611 J. S. Taylor, R.O. Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

H. J. Mabon, R.O. Montague P. E. 1.

ARCHITECT

J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

Dial 3865

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361

FREDERIC LARGE,

Q. . . , — Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.) ' DIAL 3244

B.A., Q.C. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee 38 Trainer 165 Queen St. Dial 4232

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. 6432

2 BRIGHTON ROAD

Jos. W. MacDonald, I

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays

Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil

166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. O. , Studio — 203 Richmond 88. DIAL 4213

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. S. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.ElI[. 161 QUEEN ST.

PHONE 8325

MIMEOGRAPHING . STENOGIIAPHY . BOOKKEEPINC MRS. HELEN ACORN

DIAL 6349

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD, ‘CURRIE & CO. coopna BROTHERS & co.

P. O. Box 513 '

ment $450.00. Apply Mrs. William Stewart, Secretary. J

Wanted

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or qua!‘-ts. Dial 8595.

ALL KINDS OF FEEDER CAT- , tle. Partly beef breed. M. F. Walsh, 51 Chestnut Street.

WORKING BOY DESIRES ROOM and board reasonable‘ rate. wil- ling baby sit in exchange for reasonable rate. Telephone 5528. FURNISHED. "'USE. OR A- partment for remainder of win-

ter. Heath MacQuarrie, M,P. Dial 6816. ‘

' KEEP GOODS ‘MOOVING

Through Classified ads! Small cost, big pulling-power! Dial 8506. ‘ _

FIVE ROOM’ HOUSE ,BY RE- liable tenants, by March 1st. Near_ church and school in Parkdale area; Must have yard and ga.den space. Apply Box 629, Guardian. - ‘

WANTED

We are paying highest market prices for all kinds of scrap iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins.

MAURICE BLOCK CO.

LTD. 153 Kent St.

BOOKSELLERS RAPPED «

PEIPING (Reuters) — China’s booksellers and -publishers Wed- nesday came under Communist party fire for mismanagement and allowing themselves to be “cheated” out of some $16,000 by book firms in the United States and Canada. The Peiping people’s daily said “a lot of money has been lost through payment in ad- vance to capitalistbook traders ‘who cheated.”

has available a franchise town.

ment $15,000. \ '

every phase of business. Complete information to

IN MEMORIAM

THOMAS EDISON MacRAE

The people of Bonshaw and surrounding districts were sad- dened and shocked, when they learned of the sudden death of Eddie MacRae at Bonshaw on Saturday evening, November 2nd.

He was born at Bonshaw on November 7th, 1916, youngest son of the late William and Florence MacRae of that place. Eddie was sincerely loved by his many friends and espcially by the little children, whom he al- ways had time to enjoy.

,He spent most of his short life in Bonshaw where he owned and

operated a general store, and later a restaurant The “Mac- ‘Rae Snack Bar”.

He spent four years during

World War II in the R.C.N. and the past yea-r was employed by C.N.R. Ferries, where he won the esteem of all his associates. Eddie is greatly missed in the Community, but the loss is grea- ter in thevhome where his ready smile and genial disposition was ever loved and enjoyed by the other members of his family. He leaves to mourn five bro- thers and five sisters, namely, Wilfred of Miami, Florida, Ev- erett of Northampton, Mass, Mil- ton residing in Bonshaw, Har- vey in Montreal, David on the homestead (Hazel), Mrs. George ITacLean, Winsloe; . (Florence), Mrs. Colin MacFadyen, Canoe Cove, (Marjorie) Mrs, David Gibson, San Franscisco, Califor- nia, (Idella) Mrs. James Gor- don, Appin Road, and Inez at home, to whom he was always so thoughtful and kind at all

and nephews. A sister Irene pre- deceased him in infancy.

A short service was conduct- ed at his home on Wednesday, November 6th, at 1 p.m. follow- ed by service in Canoe Cove Church at 2 o’clock.

‘Services were conducted by his pastor Rev. George Killen of the Presbyterian Church, assis- ted by Rev. Lindsay Graves of Bonshaw Baptist Church, both bringing words of comfort to th bereaved family. '

Hymns sung were. “I to the Hills” and “Safe in the arms of Jesus”. “In that Beautiful Land" was effectively rendered by the Bonshaw‘ quaret-t'e, Dr. Peter MacDonald conducted the music.

The many who called at the home and the Church, the ﬂoral

"CATTLE BREEDERS

‘ELDON and DISTRICT.

Artificial Insemination and

Herd Improvement will be the main topics of discussion at a meeting, for all Cattle Breeders, in the ELDON HALL on WED- NESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th commencing, at 8 P.M. . Speakers: Miss Audrey Mac- Millan, Queens County Agri- cultural Representative. Dr. George C. Fis-her, Director of Veterinary Services and Artifi- cial Insemination;

Franchise holders will

EVERYONE WELCOME

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

'Canada’s most Progressive Automotive Chain

for the City of Charlotte-

I

This is a. most unusual opportunity, a chance to «get into business for yourself.

Approximate invest- receive assistance in

your enquiries.

WESTERN TIRE AND, AUTO SUPPLY LIMITED, Box 204, London, Ontario.

Apply in writing to:

EXCIEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY ‘FOR A YOUNG MAN

We are seeking a young man aged 17 to 20 years for our advertising department. The man we want is ambitious, is prepared to work hard at a position which will lead to a promising career with a definite future.

ADVERTISING MANAGER The Guardian-Patriot

Wanted For BeochGroveI

Registered Nurse and ‘Female trained

attendant for night duty. Apply in person to

MATRON Beech Grove. Charlottetown.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

times, also twenty-three nieces?

tributes, letters and cards _of sympathy received, all testified to the esteem in which Eddle was held.’ ‘ He was tenderly laidto rest in the family plot at Canoe Cove, where the Canadian Legion also held an impressive service- Pallbearers were. John M3?’ Leod, Andrew Crosby. Hollis MacDonald, Colin MacLe.od, Les- lie MacNevin and Merrill Cros-

Ruth and David, Kitchener, Ont.

Billie and Ginny

Wilsons, Oakes’ Providence, R.I.

Jessie, Sandie, Caroline Lloyd, Toronto

W.H. Drake and family

and Millers,

Mrs.Anne Code H C.B. of R.E. Division 127

Who walks with us no more. Along the path of life we tread He has but gone before”

CARI) 0F THAN KS-I

The MacRae family, Bonshaw, wish to convey their heartfelt

brother Eddie; also for ﬂoral tributes, letters and cards sympathy received. A sincere “Thank You” to you all.

.lN MEMORIAM

MRS. MARY A. POIRIER

The death occurred .in the Prince County Hospital on Janu- ary 15th, 1958, of Mrs. l'ary A. Poirier, the former Mary. A. Des- Roches of Miscouche, at the age of 84 years. Although Mrs. Poiri- er had been in ailing health for the past few months, the Angel of Death came unexpectedly to claim the dear soul for its re- ward in heaven. Her long life

the hourwhen she passed out of this world to the Father.

Of the lovingcare of her home and family, her every step that

record, and only He can reward.

CANADA PROVINCE or I PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 14th day of January A.D. ' 1958.

In Re Estate of EDITH E. POOLEY late of Charlottetown in Queen’s County in the said Province, Widow, deceased, tes- tate. '

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen’s County or any Constable or literate person within said County .

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Brenton Har- old Turner of Knutsford in Prince County in the said Prov- ince, Farmer, and Ralph Jones of Charlottetown aforesaid, Sec- urities Dealer, the Executors of the above named'Estate, pray- ing that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons in- terested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen’s County in the said Province, on Thurs- day the 20th day of -February next coming, at the hour of

same day to shew cause if .any they‘ can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and an order for distribu- tion made to close the Estate as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Frederic A. Large Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecu- tive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the fol- lowing. public places respective- ly, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near the Canadian Bank of Commerce in

and

Dorothy and Andrew and family

Peardon, Flo, Herbie and Helen

thanks to their many kind neigh- bours and friends, who helped in so many ways in the loss of their

of

spent in the friendship of the Mas- ter was a fitting preparation for

led to errands of mercy and self- sacrifice for others, He holds the

Her whole life was a living pro- ‘ fession of her firm belief that we

eleven o’c1ock forenoon of the ‘

are created "to adore, love and serve God here on earth” and her exemplification of that 1W6 05 God by kindness towards her neighbor won her a host of friends Her loving presence is gone but the irresistable charm of her sweet disposition will linger long to console those who are left to mourn her loss.

On Saturday,‘ January 13: 3 large congregation assembled for the funeral at St. John Baptist

by‘ ' I h I M‘ che to pay their G _, '11,’ Floral Tributes: ﬁgggctsnandsglger their prayers dE:,fn$?1‘:é’e‘,'1’theu.Iw¢ PILLOW cl ‘n the Requiem Mass which ouef; fu‘ 'and’»‘G9IIon,.QI‘ Brothers and sisters um (ﬁfe;-ed by Reverend J . Kelly, 311,5 S 0 « In“ Mun . v. , - SPRAY was ‘h ‘ t Thepall bear- am dun“! "¢*..§(ﬁ.t Harvey’ B93 and family I her paeiii Ihdlaesssrs Martin Des- January‘ I .' Everett’ Annie’ Joan and Ken‘ Itroschveys Urban DesRoches, Adrian The Y 1: neth - DesRoches Tilman DesRoches, th F oung. ‘people’s soc Marjme and Wllfred Hil Desltoches and Francis 8' redencwn "‘5""BIe Norma and Heath 313' Churches met .at~. '

Brown. Services at the grave were conducted by Father Kelly.

Awaiting and trusting in a happy reunion with their loving mother in eternity where “God shall wipe away all human tears and death shall be no more” are her daughters, Mrs. Emmanuel Richard Marie), Mrs. Ewald Heer (Yvonne), both of Summerside

surviving sister, Josephine is liv-

for their kindness and expressions of sympathy on the occasion of the death of ‘their beloved Mother.

‘CARD OF THANKS

I

The family of the late James Acorn wish to thank all those who sent cards and messages of sym- pathy, the clergy. all their friends and neighbors who visited with them to help bear their sorrow.

UNEMPLOYMENT

(Civil Service

Commission, Ottawa and ask

Veterans Affairs’, Saint John, circular 58-500.

$7,860.

and Welfare Ottawa. .42!)-$7 Service Commission, awa PROCUREMENT PROCE URES

V centres ‘in Canada and Overseas.

Ottawa and ask for circular

fare programs for Eskimos), Resources, various centres i northern allowance.

Defence, Ottawa. $4,770-$5,220. $4,740-$5,640.

Government

Depart.-ments_ Canada. '

Up to $4,500 for circular 58-2800.

techniques) $4.350-$4,800.

cupational Health Division, two

Except where otherwise specified

PISYCHIIATRIST, Veterahs Affairs, Lancaster John, N. B. $10,000-$11,000. For detailsl write

DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY SERVICES ,(do‘ctor' , strated ability in the fields of Immunology, : Virology), Veterans Affairs, Ste. Foy Hospital $10,000-$11,000. For ‘details.’ write to _Civil sion, Ottawa and ask for circular,58-499'.

SENIOR RUNWAY DESIGN ENGINEER (professionals. RCAF, Nationa.l.Defence, Ottawa. $9,060-$10,140. ‘ For

National Defence, Ottawa. $8,340-$9,420. , MEDICAL OFFICER (preferably bilingual), Iancaslér

write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa

CHIEF SPECIFICATION WRITER’ Directorate of Works, National Defence_ Ottawa.

TECHNICAL OFFICER '— SPECIAL WEAPONS or degree in, Science), Civil Defence Division, National

to $9,420. For details, write to Civil Service

JUNIOR LEGAL OFFICERS, Government’ Depanmegws. _ ,

SOCIAL WORKERS (with two years of pmngssion-Mr’ a recognized post-graduate school of social -W0!’-U

depending on. qubliﬁcationiﬂjj, details, write to Civil Service Com-mission. WW‘ .;

LIBRARIAN (with Bachelor’s degree in 1ibraI’Y Sc1°““°" Health and Welfare, Ottawa. $3,450-$4.050-. ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIANS (one post)?" '

National Health and Welfare, Ottawa. $3.270‘-53s72Ih

at main Post Offices, National EmpI0Ym?“I , Civil Service Commission Offices. . ,

-..ve1‘, was the Fredericton Q flissionary

do. .i_ \

Stewart, M15510 Dahar Mission, (M.

Mr. and .M,-S; ;

. thg. MISS Junnetl M . ary 3. Miss‘nv.§$?’§“ Sided. assisted my Weeks. Mr. ‘_’ , ., prayer. audu1“.is ; ’ ray was pi {st f°l_“‘It;IIlxv L. > “ ‘ .

Friends sincer I prolonged Champion. Breada1h;;,e A

Star Taxi and Lumena R.N. of Charlotte- th t. _ , W WREATI-I town and her only son John C. erﬁdigﬁ Iiu ' Sister Hazel who resides in Miscouche. Her one

Hospital for I:

Toronto , . ing in Lawrence, Mass. Her hus- . ., Local 1338 band, Stanley predeceased her a1gIa:séH;‘§‘:‘rF;1lﬁIgKay, ‘- Restaurant Staff of Borden Fer- seventeen years ago. . _ day séason :

ry _ The manyvll/lass Cards, Spirit- tm and Mr ;It°1'.(Ia a Printers and Colorists of Hamp- ual Bouquets, Floral tributes and M135 Robeft ..Lon¥_.

ton Mills. messages of sympathy were a Boraen I f 3I“'“I.I|°l'_. Easthamptoﬂ M355 . . sou cc of consolation to the fam- h . ’ 'et f9"~,”Ii‘lta;l5, ANCHOR ' _ ily and indicated in some measure 3 e Intends ‘t°_ "' " .“‘4‘i Alex Strains and f3m11Ys M011‘ theloss felt by the death of so J91’; °f the w”‘I°T‘WlIIi

treal fine a Christian lady. A° 1‘. (1IeV~ J01“! H BASKET , The family of the late Mrs: -F-’ his Wife“ . “ Stephen. Ruth. Jack and C1a“x Mary A. Poirier wish to express mer’ ‘mid hf“ 5°“'l3o " I‘, Kilgollr emP10y€9Ss M°nt1'°a1 sincere thanks to their relatives, AIR) 1115 W?“ ﬁnd‘ ' ‘ “We cannot think of him as dead kind neighbors and many friends trllla. Ontario. I I

Miss Annie Guam; , ~ student at i=.w.c,;_ M” Spent the weeke , of. 19 with h *—'_~‘3rem5,}m._‘ - Kenneth ‘ ':ll:Il.:':

Mr. Ulric McK%“a_ H visited his sisterf ‘._,1,",,,g. law, Mr. and Mrs. ‘I‘,;-[land sins, Inkerman'.a-31135,, Mrs. Emttta Mr“ ' ". ley during January

; OPPORTLIN-I.

of Canada). ,

for circular 58-50l "

If

write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa 4’? circular 58-1251. = _ p. ' av ,. DIRECTOR OF NAVAL FINANCE, Naval

N.B.‘ $3,340-$9.4m:~4 For»

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