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Goods exports.
‘rho Guardian, Charlettatewn, Wed, pelt 14, 2905. 17 Z ¢
1964, more
of export sales it
and capital oon eT
than double the value
-s
Of the tétal, $214,880,155 was
ENTERPRISE
Larter’s Drugs _ BAKERY _— eS made bread-and pastry... 2reeting Cards — Easter Cakes and _ Stuf e oys sy age tte Easter Candy
‘ples. Delicatessen eine
205 Grafton St. Free Delivery Dial 4-8747 — 2-2781
‘Fountain Service —
Coffee Bar. Free Delivery
Refresh yourself at our |
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REDDIN BROS.
132 Richmond Street Wishes its Patrons A
~ HAPPY EASTER Easter Candy
‘Perfumes Timex Watches
FLOWERS | All kinds of Easter | Flowers. : illiams Florists '"'18 Upper Prince St.
Dial 894-4525 | Charlottetown
4
p
Big Easter Special
EILEEN’S Beauty Salon
Sidmount é * .. Gardens *
Cut Flowers and Potted | | Plants of all varieties. | Regular $15.0 0 for Ferns A Specialty | $7.50.
Dial 4-714!
Professional Service
ae } George W. Johnson
Prepenter 162 Kent St.
Dial 4-3219 j OPEN DAILY — McGiH Ave, Extn, — Ch'town | 9 am. to 6-pm
Jean S.
A Happ y-Easter FLOWER SHOP
To toe our rel 137 Kent St. Dial 4-5320 Sherwood Potted Plants
Beauty Salon Lilies, Hydrangeas, Azaleas,
Gloxinias, Mum Plants.
Cut Flowers ‘., Roses, ‘Carnations, Tulips,- Daf- fodils;~Iris:*-Gtadioli,—Chrys-— anthmums. -- Free Delivery
apengnemesementpers j
you
*: Tinting - Cutting - Waving Permanents
Located in Ellis Bros. Shopping Centre .
Dial-—-2-2334-—— :
- Open daily — This week tence |
| day and Saturday nights until
9
7
For This Easter We specialize in Lilies and Hydrangeas We also have Cut Flowers and _. Painting - Decorating other Potted Plants. Furnishings
West End Nurseries Cato Manufacturing Of 2 Richmond St. Drapes and Slip Covers The public is invited to in- Upholstering Service
spect our greenhouses at any | 894-5195
| Custom Interiors 5
Consulting Services For
Offers. you Half Price on .
Block Bldg. ©
5 competent stylists to serve
,166 Prince - Charlottetown Georgetown in Kings County in monwealth
BARRY'S RESTAURANT
Bakery and Delicatessen
" (Formerly The Cake Box) Home Made Bread. Cakes i
—_J-M‘s MEATS: Finest Quality Meat
Get ‘Your Easter Beef Here 175 Grafton Street
and Pastries er ae * Cakes Made to Order Dial 4-5535 _.s. 25 St. Peters Rd. feats Dial 4-6767 - 4-9686 Free Delivery
‘ROYALTY ‘OAKS DRIVE-IN
Reservations Accepted for Easter Sunday
| EASTER SPECIAL DINING’ ROOM
®@ Baked Ham with Pineapple Ring. @ Prime Rib Roast of Beef
© Cornish Hen
® Scallops
CURB SERVICE | FLAVOR-CRISP_ CHICKEN
Golden tender pieces of Chicken with French Fries, Cold Slaw, Roll and Honey. $1.10
SINGLE ORDER . . HALF BUCKET © caicten ony $3.75 SUCKET 2.
18 pes. of Chicken 6 orders of Chips
HOURS: e Phone ~ Mon. - Thurs. 5 p.m. - 12: am —-
Friday - Saturday 5 p-m. - 1 am Sunday 11 a.m. - 12:30 am
NOTICES
SPRING PARK IRVING
under new management operated by
KIMBALL C. ACORN
Sales and service on all Irving Products. Hours: From 8 a.m. — 12 p.m. Sundays included Tt will be a pleasure to serve you.
NOTICES
$5.95
take out orders
. OTTAWA ‘CP)—Auditor-Gen- ,
‘eral Maxwell
pany for holding $9.71 special reserve accoun
company's books
Crown Corporation Ticked Off 4 By Auditor-General Henderson
Hoularedn has a 1944 act of Parliament to in- included in the capital or nies ticked off a federal Crown com- sure exporters against losses in holders’
in a sales to foreign buyers who, be- |. when in ‘cause of financial risk or politi-
his opinien: it should be shown cal as establish adequate credit
pee with the government
ng special.risks, and ¢
aia was in risk assumed by the corporation itself.
The largest accounts by coun- tries in the government’. risk total were: The United Sta $67,950,941; Czechoslovaki ee Poland, $56,529,880"
largest underwritings on equity section the corporation's own risk were:
. balance sheet.” United Kingdo The corporation's. annual re- hacen 8 mn S15 157 Fats
The corporation was set up by poration and should have heen
uncertainty, could not
tak eee worth—of consumer 455.491 -
$11,224,308; Russia,. port. said it insured a record $8,546,078, JBneg Germany, $8,- South Africa $7,738,866.
. PATHWAY FOR BURGLARS,
“A police inspector pokes The robbers used drills and. his head through a square hole torches to break into the vault | eet of a children’s , and wagty GR ete Sopot Store used by robbers to gain ..——=-—— | a ae ener ping Centre branch of the Royal Bank of Canada in the Northwest end of Montreal.
| NOTICE OF SALE ‘ _ BY SHERIFF ek +~Pursuant to~ and by~ virtue” of! ja Writ-of Execution to me dir-|
and issued out of the says Commonwealth | County~ Court of Kings County+ ministers—willbe asked
st the First Crreuit of the said to consider establishing ‘a Cor- Court on the 16th day of March, | monwealth parliamentary 5- A.D. 1965 in an action wherein| sembly when they meet for dis- Tee District cussions here in June. - “This might be a. little ideal- |
LONDON_(CP)-—-
uit
irs
and incidental to aes and sale | = other expenses of Rineet|
is hereby give Public Notice | on Wednesday the 28th day
ot April A(U. 1985 at the hour laysia, Australia and New a
of 11 o'clock in the forenoon in land. next parliamentary |Prince Edward Island I wai set sembly could initially ‘up and sell to the lighest bidder experiment. jthe following tract of land: ALL| Suggesting that the [THAT TRACT of land in| j ments that could flow from such *
‘Georgetown in Kings County in!s venture would’be almost lim- sembly
Lo Tein Lot Mr it $i me ba lacus Seton “ae o tmee Range Letter B of Town Lots |S?Cifically such things as a in and being’ the Commonwealth university and a
Georgetown lands assessed bv the Schooj/ Commonwealth court that District in the names of the Es- be a by the political
tates of Margaret Stewart and assembly nd ta acc rk MEET JUNE \17-25
\ DATED: March 16th, A.D. oa prime ministers will
meet here June 17-25 and one MILTON RODGERSON, of their first decisions will be
Sheriff of Kings County to give formal approval to a:
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
| - THE MONCTON HOSPITAL | SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT | ¢. (MONCTON, N.B.
ee the services of 8 *.
SOCIAL WORKER - |
QUALIFICATIONS:
M.S.W. or B.S.W. degree from an approved School of Social Work. DUTIES:
of Social Service in a modern accredited 450 bed general Hospital with a 21 bed Psychiatric Unit.
SALARY:
Commensurate with qualifications and exper- ience with annual i increments and all fringe bene- fits.
Apply, in writing, giving full particulars to: The Personnel Director, The Moncton Hospital j - Moncton, N.B.
NOTICES NOTICES
NO DELIVERIES
On Friday, April 16, 1965 By The Following Plants:
. IDEAL. DAIRY. MAPLE LEAF DAIRY
CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE
AT MARSHFIELD . On Thursday, April 15th at 1:30 P.M. STOCK 16 milk cows; 1 Herford bull <reg.); 15 feeders; 2 calves; 2 ponies. a
g macusibke: 41, bens 1 & Gone cad j Listkenhead
shutt side delivery rake; 1 hay escalator; 1 lime sower a. Ht.):
-™
jEver remembered Avis TMOSSEY — fo lo ng memory oF Frank
I
1 elevator digger I. H. with Ibs, capacity: 6—80 Ib. milk c: spreader P. T..O. I. H. $00: 1 grate anger: 1 Oat scales; 1 box sleigh; 300 bushels of grain. Terms Cash. If not fine sale will be held on Monday.
Owner JOHN STENVER?
| rows; 1 grain crusher:
“Auctioneer: , CLAUDE CRASWELL Dial 478% ;
. By HAROLD MORRISON . ‘Common-_the
To assist Director in an established Department |
|members of
imer SS colonels Heinrich Mo- eek, 63, and Wilheim Richardt,
boxes. Police say {t could be “a million do''*r ~~ bery.” (CP Wirephote)
‘Commonwealth Assembly To Be Proposed ToPMs
country partnership.
Bottomley —said__several coun tries have nominated candi- ‘dates for the icb of setretary- | pnoaet Canada’s nominee _is
Arnold Smith, assistant deputy ‘external affairs minister. .
A parliamentary assem bly ‘would be a natural development /after the secretariat is estab- lished, to provide a forum. for
retariat’s work, Bottomley sug-
gested. ‘
Asked how Britain could pre mote this closer political oper- ation within the Commonwealth and at the same time seek closer association. with the Eu- ropean Common Market. tomley replied that he sees no inconsistency
Britain could participate in ae ee parliamentary
associate with Europe. a. oad
Vital Statistics
| BIRTHS SEWARD — Mr. and Mrs Ken Sew- ard ‘mee Evelyn Gillis). are happy to
March 2,
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH te thank the Island Tele. Women and the the Mount Stewart Branch of | the Royal Canadian Lesion, Mt. Stew- ' jare Fire Depty“and to all who helped and. contributed. in any. way. after our \fire lost. To all our sincere thanks. A very special thanks te Mr Ham Doug-
and Mrs. Johnny Mitchell, Mount
i
| Mr
AND nephews of the late Richard J. Aylward. «ish t© thank all the people who sent Mass cards. sym- pathy cards and flowers. A. special
ay
to Rev. TP. Butler, -Mrs.
the darkest road Te the beactiful hope of reunion When we meet at the end of the road
Mossey whe - was Holland, April 14. It's twenty lone veers Since I lost my oo Bot through mo tears
I know God eer
killed im action in 19s .
-. sadly missed +
Mother and family
“EX-NAZIS SENTENCED
MANNHEIM. Reuters'—Two the Nazi West guard,” for-
Prussian ‘hone
69, were sentenced Monday to hard ‘labor for life by a West forthe mass murder of sPoles sear Tuchel, pow in Poland 4 third, Erich Sorgatz, 34, was given four years hard labor for assisting in 6 murders 27d a fourth
on. rightfully belonging to the gov- ings through normal commer-
* holder...
: | After the: $5,000,000 limit was -For Pineline— stcica sitter earns CALGARY CP)—Socony Mo- The corporation - deposi ed slot
-.|pnto Stock-<Exchange Tuesday at Dec. 31, 1963, to $9,719,433 at
jpermanent secretariat to widen ‘Petroleums Ltd. —exchange—of —.information_cents_to_78_cents_on_a—turnover—tye-reserve be shown on the bal=> > wealth Secretary Arthur Bot- and consultation within the 21- of 693,800 shares.
“political examination ‘of the sec=—
Bot- 7
the sole share- cia! channels: The $9,719,433 represents the Mr Henderson pointed to the excess of income over the reserve account in a March 30 Crown company’s expenses and letter to Trade Minister Sharp, policy-holders’ claims since its reporting on his audit of the ac- incorporation. ii counts and financial statements Annual net earnings from op- © of Export Credits Insurance |erations were credited first to Corporation. an underwriting reserve which | . ————— was to be used if claims could | Soco
Mobil fai caries Partner ss Asks Permit
ernment as
$5,000,000 . limit ° these re- serves in 1954. Se
|WENT INTO ACCOUNT
of Canada Ltd: has ap- 000,000 in a non- interest-bearing plied to the Alberta govern- account in the treasury last ment for permission to build a July. 31, and, was made free of \.
410-mile pipeline from Redwa- income tax b Parliament last ter, about 30 miles northeast of year. ¥
Edmonton, to the Rainbow dis- Last year Parliament ti Te- | rer. area’ of northwestern moved the requirement that the | ri
corporation keep an underwrit- A spokesman for the com- jing reserve of not more than pany declined Tuesday to esti- $5:900,000. But the board of di- mate cost’of the line but said rectors decided by resolution on |’ it would comprise one 175-mile March 16 this year the under- section of 12%4-inch line and an- writing reserve should be main- other section of 16%2-inch line. tained. The directors are. all
Stocks of companies with senior civil-servants. property in the Rainbow area! co ithe underwriting reserve, of | have risen sharply in the last $5,000,000 had added to it the | ‘week following reports of a $3,254,281 already in the surplus | en 8 oil e-in the dis- a-count and the corporation's ,
f 1964 surplus of $1,465,152.
Banff Oil L which sold as “The effect of this transfer Jow as $1.30 a share last Janu- has been to increase the under- ary, sold at $7.20 on the Tor- writing reserve from $5,000,000 |
Se ee ar
before settling to $6.55 for a 15- Dee. 31, 1964," Mr. Henderson |} ,cent loss on the day. Dynamic said in his letter to the minister. f gained 24 “The board also directed that | |
ance sheet of the corporation at ; Dec. 31, 194, as a liability re- | APPROVE--BUDGET ‘serve rather than recognizing it} TORONTO (CP)—City coun- with Capital and capital surplus | cil approved Toronto’s record as part of the equity of the gov- | | $147,000.000 budget Monday jernment of Canada in the cor: night after 12 hours of discus- poration. sion. The residential mill rate WAS. GENERAL for 1965 was set at 73.95, up ‘In my opinion, this reserve | 485 mills over last year and |is general in nature and at Dec. | the commercial ,rate” increased 31, 1964, constituted part of the | by 5.3-.to 81.85 shareholders’ equity inthe £OF-.
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“Dress right” is the order of the day — easy to execute in any of the handsome shoes now marking time in our show- rooms, their spit ’n polish burnish re- -vealing pliant leather of top quality. Priced to your budget.
A bevy of blithe shoes enter the spring scene — diversely designed to caper away with any spirited seasonal styles. In the ghoup is every material and color you could wish, breezily low priced.
Wendall Coffin and Charictietown fu- |meral Home es? s ] : - IN MEMORIAM Exciting fn dnasne"and soiethea, act | | New Styles e es whe passed away April M4, 1961. . for : Death is never forgetten always e@ silent tear ; oe are 7 — ae S ein * d E } Abwaye remembert bY her mother: pring an aster ‘ie eacatggg |PROWSE —. In loving memory of my ‘| | mother. Mrs Harold Prowse. whe Passed away April lth. 1961. Memories are the ‘amps that light
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Ladies - 8.95. to 16.95 Men’s - 7.95. to 28.95
OPEN THURSDAY . . ‘THO P.M.
~and SATURDAY ‘TIL 5 P.M.
Grafton Street
member, Kurt Wollenburg. was”
Willie Mae Johnson, Miss Washington, DC., |. been decfred winner of the
Miss Tan America Pageant in
Dallas, Texas, replacing Ruth Antoinette Batton of Jackson, Miss, Pageant.sponsore
LePAGE SHOE CO.
a ' Charlotefown
DECLARED WINNER _.
élerica! error earlier resulted in Miss Batton’s being erron- eously declared the winner. _ The title actually was won by Miss Johnson. Miss Batton has been informed of the error. —
has
(AP. Wirephoto)
aa.
,
acquitted. for tack of evidence.
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