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(Sgd) Frances B. Vinnicombe

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Mr. Regional

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Postal Station “A” Vancouver 2, B. &

Parminter, Superintendent of Schools,

inyited to make written application to:—

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and Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that all persons in- terested in the. said Estate as id may have due notice

q

ance. onable cost.

They are accompanied by good living accommodation at reas-

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experienced teachers. : The. majority of positions listed have an Isolated Post Allew-

Principalships carry a substantial administrative allowance for

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, in Qecens County * aforesaid, Married Woman,

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REAS upon file of

GREETING: peter ano said Petitioner

praying that a pee to meee for the — forth: . close the Estate as prayed ii in said petition and on motion of Frederic A. Large Esquire

Executrices of the above named

Florence

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ottetown aforesaid, Proc-

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Dollar of | years.

redenens:

4. Admiral Beatty Hotel, Saint John, N.B., June 22, 1959 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. -

service.

Rupert, 3 classrooms, Grades 1-8, once weekly steamship

No appointment necessary. good i 3. Principalship at Kitimat:

Isolation Post Allowance.

1. Nova Scotia Hotel, Halifax, civil service holidays, 20% addition to regular»

teacher; new modern building.

Rupert; 5 rooms: Grades 1-8. Also, vacancy for elementary

N. June 20, 1959, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.

3. The Charlottetown Hotel, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

June 19, 1959, 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.

June 18, 1959, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 2. Indian Affairs Branch Office, Victoria St.; Amherst, N.S.

S.,

eo Principalship at Port Simpson: 30 mil one \classroom, Grades 1-8, 20-25 pupils.

5. Metlakatla: Six miles. across the water from Prince Rupert; 6. Port Douglas on Harrison Lake, one classroom, Grades 18; 18 pupils, community teacher required. 12 month

ocation for a husband and wife teaching team.

ell teacherage; miles

4 classroom school three culary,

3. Principalship Homalco at Church House: north of Pow River: new 2 classroom school and 3 bedroom 4 Principalship at Kincolith: On Nass Bay north of Prince

teachers interested in the positions listed below and positions during the academic year 1959-60 or future from city. Grades 1-8. Also, one elementary teacher required.

‘ep of Prince

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Mr. Schools, viewing other vacant

will all

Parminter,

be in the following locations fer the purpose of inter-

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16th., 1959,

Hospital on Tuesday, June|A magie something that she car-

Phillip Noonan, Albany, weight 9 tbs., Gerard. ward Island Hospital June 16th. day

8% o7s.,

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Peter

a son,|We shall remember her, in mourn-

on Tues-/ TH, , to Mr. Robinson,

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NOONAN — At Prince County; fort too;

Of happiness and warming ecom-

the days, ing heart we repeat.

to Mr. and Mrs,| ried through. “Happy Birthday”

warm and sweet; Lovingly remembered and sad- ly missed by the Family. loving Husband who June 18th.,

gold mem- | Who was

fy missed by wife Mamie.

Lovingly remembered and sad- | ly missed by Son Bruce, Daught-

md I cannot touch, Of the one I loved so much.

is gone forever| keep.

With only memories for us te

Of our lives she continues special

Wife. greeting 1958.

who passed away June 18h.,

mind

Sincere and kind ia heart and

untold contained.

never loose sweet ‘memor- |One of the best fathers the world

left behind. ers, Isabel and Brenda.

willing a good deed

We lost a father with a heart of more te ue than wealth

1957. | With sad farewell he fell asleep We have lost, but God has gained

David|A pattern for her family through| true

| For he was And always to do,

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BIRTHS

Coun- Sussex, to Mr, a son Ibs., Edward 17, 1968 Kays

this date,

We shall remember her upon| To show the work! I still remem.| white 3.54. ber And always;

thinking

IN MEMORIAM of Mrs. Neil MacInnis who de-

loving ways; : Remembering how she loved to/ create

tender,

IN MEMORIAM dear pusband, Breston

Who meant more te me thas |. wealth untold, loving,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS |

on shore.”

, “Keep by New Glasgow and District | children playing, in water and

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dium 30, small 22, B 19, C 15. [Receipts 108.

40%, large 40, me- theughtful and | ginia 50s 3.00.

waxed, Quebec wholesale

; Virginia new 100s 600, Vir- 30 p.m.

Carry Merchandise to Every Door... ial

Phone 8845

Stevedoring Contractor,

J. A. GORMLEY,

For space and rates contact:

MONTREAL (CP)

department quotations: were utilities as Calgary Power} Seniors gave up a point at 94.

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL

Dial 5549

PRODUCE What wonderful memories hejwere irregularly weaker DIRECTOR Charlottetown

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CURRENCIES _ DIVIDENDS _ Delivered Montreal not | Nickel. up %. Aluminium i white 33: colored | 20d Distillers - MONTREAL at 38% while Interna-| slight advance Wednesday on the | rider tional Paper dropped one

15 King Square

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Funeral Director

Always remembered and sad- fairly easy. CPR, trading ex-divi-

parted this life on June 17th. | Just a Kittle tribute, true and /39%-36 5-16, colored 33% - 35%; The rest of the industrials were | most of the session added frac- Glacier

tario white f.0.b., grading station

Where she still ives in mem'ry| Lovingly remembered by his |Canadian stck exchanges Wed-

ef her|A husband with e heart of gold,|N.B. 50s 1.60-1.75; N.B. 10s .40-

NB. s 2.0 - 2.75;

narrow range at the close of light | trading n the Montreal and

wholesale Ontario, colored 35%, 118%. Firm construction and tex-

P.E.1. 75s 2.85-3.00; P.E.I 10s

white #4,

te country station, wooden cases,

Butter: Current receipts, ten- derable, 63%, non - tenderable, | @2%; évesh grade creamery prints job price 6465; fresh wholesale, tenderable, 64, nos - tenderable,

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tions to pull the group up. Calgary and Edmonton

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town Little Theatre Guild will be held in the Writing |

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