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Charlottetown 4-8506 - Summerside 9.8031 Montague 97-2 - Souris 157 - Alberton 68-2

By J. a. vv nace

| NOTICES

WANTED

We are looking for 4 or 5 men who are ambitious, sober and dissatisfied with present earnings, are willing to train as sales personnel for one of the fastest growing organizations in the Maritimes, car essential.

"Phone 4-557! ask for Sales Manager

NOTICES ANNUAL MEETING

106th annual meeting of the

‘Charlottetown Young Men’s Christ-

ian Association will be held on

-|Tuesday, February 13th., 1962 at

7:30 p.m. in the Y.M.C. A.

Everyone Welcome.

Maternal Health Classes Dept. of Health New series begins Thursday, Feb. 15th—2:30 and 7:30 p.m.

National Film Board Theatre Dominion Building Phone 4-8245 It is important to attend first class if possible.

10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Feb. 18, 1962. gy, uk WAY A OMO : EMPLOYMENT ea SENT» 7 | “Sars For Galo | Help Wanted Female ~ | Ml Scvse!o:7' ; WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY in person to Island Grill, 162 |. FOR THE BEST | is rervon to Island Geil 18 ‘ oa MAKE BEAUTIFUL BROOCH- ‘CAR BUYS es, Earrings, Necklaces at : home, Easy to do. Sell to your In Town friends. Excellent profits, Send RIX & ACORN | ‘ssoge. L'a Bm Aeeitis Co, Dept. A-55, Agincourt, Fe DIAL 4-864! % iia AVON REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANS. « ik mission and torgue converter COSMETICS for 1951 Studebaker. Apply at house trailer, corner Summer | Become one of our Re- and Orlebar Streets. . presentatives and. serve FOR SALE: 190 CHEVROLET | customers in your area "= senere on during convenient hours. Psi: Cir eage, , . Va ‘x oe | dition, phone Montague 74-3. For details write © etirtate waa ' SEE. , | 200 Leslie St., Moncton , — HA eR . or phone Ev 27227. 1 x Phone Oe Et _| NOTICES RENTALS a PAGE 2 AVAILABLE. Lost Wanted To Rent ] have car, references, and |[ > ae IN WANTED TO RENT TWO OR | for additional Fee ncuncatios sppy| Parkdale or "Sherwond are, | hee Dedroom house or apart: 4 ' nth Seo Kent Str tee tates Finder please dial 44045. ment, Sereliel Ss Saran te | Classified MERCHANDISE Transportation | SPRWICES , CAR LEAVING FEBRUARY ° VI ay Ads under Articles For Sale 16 for Boston, eomte and ' ' Detroit. Phone , : "Too Late Fon SALE — LADIES AND PALMER two of lined drapes. A ToClassity” | haPtntiatmnt mee STATE _| ELECTRIC LTD. _ Box M5157, Charlottetown. Properties For Sale EMPLOYMENT —|Porr'%,, tinowono von sae. sev noo © fern a ! blocks or split wood. Also} house in city in good condi-| @ fiectrical Wiring and lumber, Will cut to your! tion and good location. Write | Appliance Repair ce Se Ser ee oe oe Box 5395 Guardian-Patrjot. | @ OW Burner Sales and gad than Son el wesee | pa ollie EF cgaprve |" @ Hot Water Heating i é we 0. ($3.50 To Eat . room — | Lennox Conditioning pee i be an oo down, tile floors in kitchen Seciien eee ‘dreds’ now Independent. You} VALLEY APPLES and bethroens, b= lot — e a ae Farm Dairy ; $100.00 : age and wor’ complete. quip’ ; Ginin arieg 6 socom] Gin Wruiciees |- It not sold privately belore the | 96 FITZROY ST. ling Teas, Coffees, 14th of Feb. will be sold by es Toilet oa ~ ‘free City Delivery public auction at a later date. DIAL 4-8542 Farm Lines and complete WHEATLEY’S Apply to — MacEachern, : fa Line of Combs and Brushes in 27 Douglas St. ME TAX RETURNS PRE. established neighbourhood | © Airport Rd. Dial ¢9020 | — ty Wanted | ner pared for individuals, busi- Paula Routes. Men or Wom- en, full or , write for LARRY'S WANTED: TEN TO TWENTY| [esses and Corporations. Ke « liable expert serv details of “My Helping Hand ' | acres of open land. Close to able rates, R. E. Wright, Book “offer” oa. credit. The Paula FISH & CHIPS Charlottetown, Write Box F8,| keeping services, 143 Spring Co. Limited, 21 St, Paul East, 268 Grafton St. Guardian - Patriot, Summer-| park Road. Dial 4-9628. “Soaked Weosal Free Delivery We, ate On te [MUSICAL EDUCATION ‘20st Heln ; - ao Music lesson on accordion, cS Dial 4-9028 w oe TED: ; LL OR eutar and violin at low rates. E hairdresser excellent wages um § arm, two or nstrumen urn home Z to the right Apply Farmers Market three miles from Charlotte- to adults and childireh Day | ; Box 5878 Genrdiog Patsten FOR SALE $ MILK COWS.) town. Buildings to be in good | and evening lessons. ; Contact Bernard Doucette, | oun. Please — picture | : R South Rustico. ible, also pariteul- | ° ately ~ Work at home dns See—aorerein COW FOR | ars Write Bor F8, Guardian. Eric N. Jord : simple aye Wye sale, 4 year old ban | Patriot, Sutemanields, ar ghana | = beth ways, Guaranteed eh Se as a “Independent Oil, Burner ra pay. Piece work, ao , i dit ciaiee | | rvice” "ply, Dept, D. Box 7010 Ade- | PONIES. HARNESS AND SAD. AENTALS | ane act Post Office, Toronto 1,| dies, also two trotters and. _ Poor Service is Costly Ontario, several feeder cattle. Will take|__ Boom And Board . id ‘ c : milk cows in exchange. Pope | BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED — ©" fuatanteed = work- - * GLASSUPIED ADVERTISING | Thorne, West Royalty. Phone pial 4.9092. manship 24 hours a day | _ Guardian - Patriot FON SALE? ONE -HOLATEIN — WANTED PENSIONERS TO CALL 4-9737 | pects vets Weta Laan Adh|” Sov We freshen Fetronry secu | os ce | ; ‘ ble home outside of city.| “Our success depends on 5 eM. wnt A. Sat: til 12 meen, a Harold Goateey, Corm-| Dial 4-3555. | warm friends.” | the list of st telSoR SALE — ONE REGIS” Apartments fs - oy feed Metslen cov, our pears, (FON RENE T peDaoom| Basement Work : heated apartment second floor.| Save 30% off original cost | m Newly renovated, Phone floors straightened, new joists | 4-6089. ‘and postings etc. replaced, com- |

of, tant insertion date. ANNOUNCEMENTS & scrubbing — everything ready word minimum :. for use same day. Free esti- SPECIAL. mate. to arr Ge Geter) AURA RAS SNCS ditional each . _ Memoriama en —- — tg PROFESSIONAL CARDS cue ane a om an Architects : Sane Alfred J. Hennessey CLASSIFIED lors Jewel- M. Arch. MRALC., F. Eng. ‘ _ osteemncagelnge iy Post Office Box 368 - 57 Queen Street —_ trimer pe Phone 894-3545 : eh , ~ G KEITH PICKARD Your Guardian B. Arch. MR A: 1 C._P Eng Registered Architect Ad appears in: both. 8 Quees St Dial 48618 45195 Charlottetown

| @rete and tile floors laid.

scientific way. NO messy soaking — NO shrinking—NO

Dial 2936

—_ : aa cron tern icitors, ete. 14% Geo. St. Dial sere} Frederic A. Large Q.C. esponsible Summerside. Dial 3789 138 Rienmond St. ae Chartered Dial +3044 .. Accountants ~ Bpake & Nicholson

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FISHERMEN!

A special tourse for fishermen engaged tn_| the business of deep sea fishing expeditions for tourists will be held at the Vocational School, Charlottetown, February 26 to March 9 inclusive.

The course when successfully completed qualifies the fishermen for a Temporary Master’s Certificate from the Federal Department of

Special allowances are available. Those who received their certificates last year are not required to repeat the course. How- ever they should have their certificate renewed for }962. Applicants for this year’s course should write immediately to: THE. PRINCIPAL, Vocational School, Charlottetown, P. E. I. -

THEATRE NEWS

When the evenings are long and it’s dull at and you can’t think where to go. © and see this Show ae More Crazy goings-on from the makers of - “CARRY ON NURSE” Its All Over Today

Tuesday “Don’t Miss It”

PLEASE TURN OVER” ; _ Showing 3.30 17 - 9 pm.

A Saucy, Sizzling Scandalous Story about life and love in a suburban fish bow!!

fabulous ‘funny screened about Seo agua thing who det nae ip sory that sets the town flipping. °° ; (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Also Featurette Color Cartoon : it’s at

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Announcements.

CITY & QUEENS

WE TREAT the sick weii, Giggey's Pharmacy ... See our large Display of VALENTINE HEARTS .. . . Especiaily for

Open 8:30 A.M. to 8 P.M.

opd game in play offs. Crapaud vs.- Cornwall, 7 p.m. Admission on Cask ener at ee 25 cents to all, at 9 p.m. West teriai, Heartz Hall, Charlotte Royalty vs. Galsgow Road. Ice town. Wednesday, February 14, tomorrow night. 2:00 p.m. | Service, Trinity Chirch, 3:00 o'clock | SINGS COU Provisional committee meeting, moNTAGUE RINK — 3:30 to Beerts Hel, 1:00 pm. 5.00 school hockey practice DANCE — Corran Ban Hall,| 5-00 to 6:30 Minor hockey; 7 to Wednesday, Feb. 14, from 9.30| 9. Adult skating; 9 p.m. Vigg to 12. Sponsored by C.Y.O. vs. Palmer Electric. - Tues-| PRINCE COUNTY

Hunter River. Free

| gehool skate 3:00 to 5:00.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM

MALONE — At the Prince Ed-| MACNEILL — ward Island Hospital on Feb-| ory of George MacNeill who ruary 10th, 1962 to Mr. and; passed away February 13th, Mrs. Gerard Malone, a dau- ghter, Kathryn Darlene, 8 Ibs. 10% ozs.

BLAKE — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Feb- ruary 9th, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice V. Blake, a dau- ghter, Helen Edythe, 9 Ibs. 2% ozs.

FRASER — At the Kings County Memorial Hospital on February 10th. 1962 to Mr. and Mrs. A.A. (Joey) Fraser, ee a daughter. Weight 9 Ibs.

In loving mem-

Today recalls a memory

Of a loved one gone to rest.

And those who think of him to- day.

Are those who loved him best. Fondly remembered by wife

Lucy and sons, Bruce, Charlie,

David and Everett.

PHILLIPS — In loving memory of our Dear. Daughter, Cather- ine Elizabeth Mrs. John Phil- lips, who passed away Febru- ary 13th, 1958.

| Just four years ago you left us For your Heavenly home above Where your resting safe with

Jesus

| Sheltered by God's holy love. |

| Always remembered by Moth-

er, father, and Sister Mary.

Hospital on February 7, 1962. GALLANT — In loving mem- . ory of Leonard Gallant, who THOMPSON — At the Prince; was drowned on February 11. Edward Island Hospital on! phe years go swiftly by, February 11th 1962, to Mr. | Memories of you will never die. d Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, | Always remembered by his Charlottetown, a daughter-’ mother and sister, Gertrude.

Barbara Gayle.. Weight 7 Ibs | ; 2 ozs. * TOOMBS — In loving memory | J. Gordon Toombs. who |

| ENGAGEMENTS _ pased pcan nal

daughter, June Doreen, Dr. Donald Maxwell Nichol- - son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ewen M. Nicholson, of Sum-| Mr. W. H. Ford and family of merside, P.E.I. Marriage to Emerald Junction, wish to thank take piace February 24, 1962, -Dr. Auld, Dr. Moyse, the special in Halifax. nurses and the nursing staff of

CLARK — To Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Clark, (nee Claudia Lyle). of New Annan, a daugh- ter, Tammy Elizabeth. Weight 6 Ibs. 14 ozs. at Prince County

| the Prince County Hospital for their kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Ford. Thanks are also expressed to the many friends and neighbours, who helped us in our bereavement, by their offers of help and sym-

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letters and cards of sympathy. W. H. Ford.

FOR

' T's60,000, about one for every four residents,

\NOTICES

NOTICES

_ TENDERS |

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned for supplying

furnace oil to.

PRESS NOTICE FORM

| The Department of Education, Vocational Division, in co-operation with the Federal Depart- ment of Labour offers Vocational Guidance Test- ing for students in the BORDEN area who wish to enroll in the Summerside Vocational High School, Class of September 1962.

PLACE: Borden School

‘DATE: February 15, 1962

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Any presently enrolled 8th grade student, or

any person holding a grade 8 certificate is eligible. to take the tests and receive Vocational Guidance

| CARD OF THANKS |

pathy, also to all those who sent |

Ee eesBew gt

OBITUARY

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FREPETIELE a i z%

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pity

| She leaves to mourn the loss | of a beloved mother, two sons and one da.ghter. Donald, Char- les and Effie (Mrs. Peter Des-

Roche), who underwent surgery.

in the Charlottetown hospital ©

and was unable to attend her mothers funeral.

Eight grandchildren and two | great grandchildren who loved | her devotedly, also one sister, |May of Boston, one brother, | Laughlie of Canoe Cove, and a host of friends to whom she was always ready to lend a helping hand.

The funeral service which was | largely attended was held from ‘Zion Presbyterian Church,

Charlottetown on Jan. 16, 1962, which church she was a faithful

member since moving to Char- lottetown. Rev. Mr. Campbell officiating. The hymns sung were “The Lord is My Shepherd,” and ‘“‘Rock of Ages,” favorites of the deceased.

She was laid to rest beside her departed husband and fam- ily to await the resurrection.

The pallbearers were John K. MacFadyen, William MacEach- ern, James MacDonald, -Dan- iel MacKinnon, Ralph MacFad- yen and James MacFadyen.

Floral tributes were:

Pillow — Family

Spray—The Grandchildren Malcolm and Jean

Kay, Leaman and Bernice. Basket—Sister, May and family Margaret, Mary M. and Katy of

Toronto. Wreaths—Mary, Charles

Kinnon Local Union of Hall and Sta-

verts Carpenter’s Union Herman MacDonald.

May her soul rest in peace.

CARD OF THANKS

| The family of the late Mrs. Catherine MacFadyen wish. to sincerely thank the Nursing Staff of Beach Grove Inn for there kindness to Mrs. MacFadyen, during her inllness and death, also to Rev. Mr. Campbell and all friends and relatives and neighbours who were so kind al- so Mr. A. B. Cutcliffe, and te those who sent cards and flow- ers.

Eight Men Quit. eltare Lis

ST. BONIFACE, Man. ‘cP)— Eight men have quit. the St. Boniface city welfare list after receiving a letter ordering them to join the army's six - week survival course.

All have found themselves enough work to be self-support- ing, the city welfare superin- tendent, John Lavellee, said in a weekend interview. eo

“In fact, one man. admitted to me he could have had a job six weeks ago only he was en- joying life on welfare,” he said.

The controversial letter was

sent by the Welfare department to some 40 able-bodied unem- ployed welfare recipients.

Mr. Lavallee later explained

the letter for “psychological reasons. We though we would

free of charge. Applications for the Summerside Vocational High School will be accepted after

testing is completed.

4 A General Organizational , of the

vamaneeweerer

EXCHANGE

use a little stronger language get tougher with men.” tS

and these

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING

Meeting

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BUILDERS

Morell Co-op Creameries :

Tenders close 12 noon Saturday, February 17th, 1962,

Lowest or any tender not necessarily ‘ accepted, t

Signed:

_ | CHARLOTTETOWN

_ et.$2.50 per person

will be held in the HOTEL ON WEDNE ‘at 6.30 P.M.

_ All those operating Prince Edward Island are invited to att end

—Election of Officers _ —General Business

- Dinner tickets “for this

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AGENDA—Adoption of Constitution and By-Laws

SDAY, FEB, 14,- 1962

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meeting may be obtained from the Hotel Desit

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