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_ JOBS: JOBS : JOBS :

Wanted at’ once:-

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Experienced _ Construction Labourers Single Farm-Help (No transients)

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Men for training « as. Security Personnel

—_|tion. It urges— ~a—national-

_ |tract. four tons of teeth a year | jfrom_ British children, “loral health is among the worst |

‘tin. the world, says the General |y,,. |Dental Practitioners’ Associa-

felted by whose | There p "away peacefully, jafter alin ng illness at Nine |Mile- Creek on April. 21st, 1966, . Robert Currie. Mrs, Currie was born in Rice Point on: var , 1902; daughter “of the late iy ‘and Mrs. Archibald Mac- \Donald, nee Isabel MacKenzie. |_Mrs.—Currie °was—a- faithful

~family.

jpaign in dental care for the young.

“\member of the New Dominion | NOTICES United Church‘ and of -s: the CENTRAL MORTGAGE & |U.C.W., although in ill health ‘for HOUSING~€ORPORATION - a length of time, she bore her

Remenss well and always greet- ed all who visited her with a kind word and smile. ~

She leaves to. mourn besides her sorrowing husband, two dau-. ghters and three sons, Annie, Mrs. Roy Campbell, Ro- berta, Mrs. Lawson Oakes, Mel- vin and Fred at home and Sey-

Sealed .tenders, plainly mark- ed as to content and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. AT- LANTIC DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, THURSDAY, JUNE 9,

1966. FOR

_ Females: : EXTERIOR PAINTING. OF |mour of Toronto, Ontario. Also , Fish-filleting Plant workers 7. ee ‘CHARLOTTE- Pop pig oe , a E oes ee phers:. I: reac PRINCE ee Point; Norman ot Nine Mile op : Creek. lorie, s. James Shirt Pressers ——|—§pecifications and form -of |\MacNevin, Clyde River, three Seamstress... tender can be obtained at sisters and four brothers prede-

ee ~ Domestics the address . shown nee jceased. her.

€ooks-— eerie Narre ae 12 Each . tender must ac- “A short service was held at re) —by"-a—seeurity—de-— tne home tee daughter —-and-

ae AT ONCE

> National Employment Service Dominion Building ia Charlottetqwn : $

~f companied: !" posit: or. surety bond as pre-.

son-in-law, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy

Campbell to New Domizion Un-

ited Church on April 23rd, 1966.

eae aastes anne we oyden s, a

and Housing Corporation to |Rev. Raymond Gillis. Congrega- ensure due performance of the ‘tional hymns sung were ‘I - To

contract The lowest or any \The Hills’ — “Forever With

scribed in the tender docu- ments. Such security déposit or surety bond = shall: be re tained by Central Mortgage

~ TEACHERS ‘WANTED |

The "Board of School- ae *" the” Pet. codiac Regional School District invites applica- tions for the following teaching positions forthe 1966-67 School Year:

(1) Se eT, Principal—salary to a maximum (2) a iet School Subjects (2 positions) —-|-Subjects: English T-and-t— : Mathematic and Science ——— (3) Physical Education Teacher for Girls

@ Grade 6 and. Principal—Elementary School

e ee on to; : a Berry, : — _) Petitendiae Regional: School District, ~ Petiteodiac, NB.

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tender not necessarily accept- |The Lord”. ‘Shirley Wood

ed. sang cine te mere “The J. A: HOUSTON, | Christians’ tsoodnight™

Branch Manager,

iwas Mrs. Arthur ens Central Mortgage & Housing | Corp’n

The remains were te laid to rest in the church ceme-

3530 Gottingen Street, _|tery. Halifax, Nova Scotia. | Pallbearers: Thomas Murphy, NOTICES NOTICES

GYMNASTICS ond THE QUEBEC _ __WINTER GAMES -

“NOTICES NOTICES

A vabiesaitaiive of the Crop Insur- ~vance Agency will received applica- tions and answer questions on insur- ance from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 ES m. at. the following centres?

O'Leary Federal Bldg. ~May 23rd.

Hunter River Masonic Hall- May 25th.

Mt. Stewart Memorial Hall May 26th.

Aceltcation: may also.be obtained by writing the Agency Box 2000 Char- lottetown.

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interested in gymnastics for men and.

women are asked to attend a meeting . at the Charlottetown Y.M.C.A. 25° Day - of May, 1966, at 7:30 P.M.

_ The annual meeting of the Mt. Stewart Strawberry goes ‘exchange will be held June 8, Memorial Hall.

TENDERS

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—TFEN D ERS.

' ‘Sealed Tenders will be received by the under- signed up to and including June 11th at 12:00 oe Noon for. erection of classrooms and gymnasium as.an addition to the. Alberton Regional High School, Alberton; P.E.I. -Plans and: Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Architect at 126 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. EL... A de-. position of $50.00 is required - on each set of Architectural Plans and Specifications and $25.00 for Mechanical and. Electrical documents, refund- . able on their return in good condition. Plans will be on display at the Builders Exchangein Mone- -ton, Fredericton, St.’John, Sydney and Charlotte- ~ town. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject. any or all tenders.

- Architect. - DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

~ Province of Prince Edward Island ©

TENDER:

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon A.D.T. Friday, May 27,.1966, for the GRADING, STABILIZING and PAVING of. approximately 7.2 miles of road from WEST DEVON to. BLOOM-

FIELD Prince Edward Island.

“tained from the office of the undersigned, Provin- cial Office Building, Charlottetown, Frince Edward

Island. Lowest or any tender ‘not necessarily accepted. |

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above ad *vertised time, and bidders, are invited to present their bids in. person (or otherwise) and be LBigoaies at the opening.

(ae 7 PP Matheson, nister. of Highways. Charloletown- Prince, Edward Island ~

May 18,1966.

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} Peter A. McNeil

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Specifications and Tender Forms may be ob-

Tenders will ke. received at the office ~of the undersigned for supplying the

City of | Charlottetown with Traffic

Paint.

Specifications and tender forms

avallitle at the office /of the under-

signed. .

Tenders: to close at 4: 00 F Re m. Friday. }-Jdune 3, 1965 lam rs ie JOHN J. “BUTLER,

City Comptroller.

ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT

Required ‘by National Financial Institution . High School graduate with previous experience in banking or accounting preferred. Good working conditions with benefits including pension plan, medical insurance and group in- surance. j

Apply to the: National Employment Services Dominion Building ‘ 2 e Charlottetown.

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Sef f- Vacancies in | “Retna Catholic Schools

\ In Southern Alberta » ‘The Land of the Big Blue Sky - . effective Sept. 1, 1966 KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY INDUSTRIAL ARTS *

- PRINCIPALS | Salary Range Je Jr. Mat. Sr.Mat. =e ee 8 6 "3200 “000. 4 4000 .- 4400 ~- 5400° “5800 6200 4400 5700... ft 6250 6875 8650 9300 9700

Additional Allowances for supervision:

All schools are close” tn paved highways and within easy driving distance to main cities.

fully modern. ; Address inquiries to

- -FONe DEW, Supervising Principal ~ 406 Federal Bldg. mf Lethbriige, Alberta,

~ {Lemuel Gorye

ae of Fisheries; Mamie;

- Notice Of Meeting re eg ee citizens _|

Schools and residents are | .

. att. Wikked. Com, rie, Milton’ -MacLaine, Alex MacLean, Walter “MacEwen. Flowerbearers: Mack MacDon- ‘jald, Jack’MacDonald, Donald P. MacDonald, Gerald Mcelsaac, Sandy MacNeill, Forbes Taylor. Floral Tributes:. ° Wreaths: Sister — 1Gorbeatt _and_. : Cross— Laura and Bandy! Rena’ and Victor; Irene, Holly and | ‘Brenda; Basket Boys ‘at |

‘Parkdale; Sprays — |minion United Church; Spur-| ime burii for at. least. two years

geon, Mary and Family; Mr, before Socony Mobil Oi! of ‘Can- Malcolm MacKinnon; Forbie, | ‘ada Ltd. can say whether it was Bertha, Wally and Isabel; Schur. Worth starting it. man’s Staff Association; Florie; | The blaze, fanned by com Netiie and Lem: Ruth and Fam- | p-essed -air pumped down an old ily;~Dolly—-and—Ben Bishop; Ka- oil well, forms. the first ap- tie and Irving Snell; Mr. and |Plication in a commercial . Ca- Mrs. Vincent M phy and pe teed oi] fleld of the ‘‘fire

; Johnny, Floence and Fam- |ftood’’ ~ method of recovering

Margaret and Lilian; Boys | oil. on the Patrol Boats: De ent |-In it, heavy crude oil .sand en, moves ahead of an outward- Potted Plants .— Lloyd and |expanding ring of flame, eteam Anna Scott; Bill ‘and Elizabeth; | and hot water to another well, Lester, Ena and Family; Don-|or. wells, where it can be ald, Elaine and Boys; Edith and brought to the surface. Alex MacLean; Mary, -Norman,-}- flooding Parker and Am elia; Nine Mile ‘ments “with—steam— Creek Womens Institute: Margie land. Russel; Florence ae \Floyd; Deanie and Johnny; Vic- | im-and- and Mary; Cut Flowers — Libby Thompson; The ‘Depot Staff; Mae, Tom and Ernestine Mur- phy; Depot Employees at Bay Street, ‘Toronto; Executive and Members of Lodge 2302, Toron- to; Gideon Bibles — Constance and James Best; Brother Nor- man and Florence’ MacDonald; Bibles presented to: Nine: Mile Creek United Church by Roy and "Velma MacPhee: New Do- | minion United Church by Nor) ma, Stanley and Marion * Ves | sey: New Dominion United | Church by Jessie and Rennie and -Family. CARD OF THANKS

The husband family of ‘the late Mrs. t Currie wish to ex: | fl press their sincere thanks to all those-who ‘helped in so many | | ways during. her illness and at the time of her death, to all” those who sent flowers,»memor- ial and Gideon, Bibles, .cards.and letters of symipathy. —

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CALGARY (CP) — About ‘0 Jessie. miles northwest of Swift Cur-|

raging since late last year, And,. says .chief engineer

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New Do- | Dwayne M: Coleman, it likely |.

‘follows expert- -and--other

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in 1963 with the rank of Lieut-| enant Commander, following a vice afloat and ashore ~in™ Can-| the United States and]

Mr: Cosh was the ex- |

pany’s i this ‘appointment.

Fire-Flood Method Tried For Freeing Oil From: Sand.

heat methods' of freeing all fori | | gluey sands. Oilmen™have~pro- |:

; (Pent, Sask.» and some 2,800 feet | posed using underground atomic | ; |below the prairie, fire Has beea |blasts*to achieve the same ef-” ee 18 complete. whet Ee

‘ fect.

‘SHOWN ‘SOME RESPONSE’ Mobil, in co-operation with

six other, companies, started the’

fire test in the Battrum oil field

in December... Mr. Coleman

The fire was started at the | bottom of a 10-year-old well in | which production had beeu

dropping: The recovery. wells |:

are at points 660 feet away. Mobil engineers hope the ring of fire will pee eeu the en-

’ | fire flooding, or’ up.

_ Classified Ads A Supermarket For ‘Practitally: Everything

-) The Guafdian, Charlottetown, Tues., May 24, 196. 17

| its likely ‘behavior can be esti-~ } mated “from known character- \istics of the field; a commercial producer for several years.’

Says Mr. Coleman:

“We. won't know until the x

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it j other areas ‘in the field or

i whole field.”

When Mobil_ announced_t.h roject last’ year, it estimate 50 to 80 per cent of the ‘oil the sands could be recovered to 30 by

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cent more than methods.

TEMPT COMPANIES ‘Research into fire, steam and

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companies because crude oil reserves in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Experts ..estimate there are 750,000,000,000" barrels of heavy oil, 19 times total estimated - reserves, .in a 600-mile It -across—northern” — Allbe Alberta

Liberal Leader Alex Campbell and his Liberal candidates know the future of The Island must be made better for our young people. The Liberals consider education vital.

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VOTE LIBERAL

— by the PEL Liberal Party.

and stretching into Saskatchewan: .

Mueh .of it can’t be cove 2 by conventional’ © methods, among them relying on natv’al water or gas pressure, or by - | injecting ‘water or gas into tie fields to boost or maintain “such pressure. : : | Estimated + reserves remai ing in the Roseray. —sands gare about 16,000,000 barrels: But en- -|gineers have not estimated the amount under the 20-acre tesé area, nor what can be recov-

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As the test proceeds, they will evaluate results and ‘‘see if .t's worth drilling other production wells or putting them in -another pattern,” Mr.-Coleman says.

Fire: flooding stemé from em ” periments in the 1020s. MR bur Seoned in the U.S. in:the early 1950s—but-—-Mr;- Coleman there ‘has been’ mercial ‘California:

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