PLOYMENT .rho Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Oct. 23. 1964. is:

I

CITY & QUEENS HUNTER RIVER beauty salt;

on open every Thursday a n rday appointments ‘can be

EMPLOYMENT Iiiiatde anytime through tie week

CAREER-OPPORTUNITY IA N N o u N c E M E N T S for ‘Hfifiieitlgc‘eveshéndler. Telephonei - I “SPECIFY CERAMIC TILE" i .

Modernization Of Constitution . Seen Necessary .

SEIGNIORITY CLUB, Que. (CPi — Maurice Allard. exec“. tive assistant to Leon Balcer.

Y ’ . - & New home buyers should look[ REGULAR Wednesday nigh“ ‘

PLAN TO ATTEND the Hai- for ceramic Tn” femur“ 5” dances North River Recreation‘ t",

- I . , ._; Douglas BT03. and Jones lnc.,l . . ."Eb" Progressive Conservi-

mlisi have 1:30:35st5:03:353f,”it: or free estimates. .foverlivlluziecek'bea':1(uldnyg live party leader. said Monday

UNIOR MATRICULATION urday. October 315i. Prizes for SEE THE DISPLAY Mel and'ai. Canteen service ' ‘ img’" “‘9 Canad‘“ “MM” EAT APPEARANCE best costumes. Members a nd M flu" l‘ 1 "ms. be

_ Inewed as a solution to Canada remaining an entity. I Mr. Allard. a former Member iof Parliament, was speaking at the annual convention of the Quebec Corporation of Real Lsi tate Brokers.

He said the federal and cro- vincial governments must be made equal and autonomous. A constitutional tribunal should . established to settle prob- lems.

I dreds of colors of Ceramic Tile“.

guests 32.00 per couple Lunchl DR. DAVID Stewart will be}

Wm be “en/“L ! at Douglas Bros. and Jones Inc. {absent from héa offices :31 Cra-L ' 1 ‘ . ., fl I .. pond and Bar en from ovem-I 4 ‘ TURKEYS FRESH killed on 5:31;; afl‘fiesdfz; jigging. her 1‘ to the 5th inclusive wtiiIeI ' ~ _ a _ .f ‘ order available for suppers, ‘ Montague. Curling Club. M‘em; attending a post-garduate course. . ~ - ~ . banquets, individual orders, etc. ‘ bers and their guests. Bridge I u ' '7 x ’ i I ll.

ALES ABILITY CLEAR DRIVING RECORD and OWN A CAR we offer GOOD STARTING SALARY AST PROMOTION GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS ALL MODERN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

ai-Dly H. C. MACDONALD

BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.

THE AUTUMN Buffet and: gefllivered Charlottetown area. It 315“ Bazaar will be held in the Le-I “ Henry. telephone 4-9313, glon Home Saturday November‘ Parker Jewell, York. telephone WIRING NEW HOMES' re“'I 7th

. . . the J uh I o r ovation work. commermal w1r-, ' Sponsored by , 4-7074. mg. free esumates‘ Story Elec_, League. Charlottetown Hospital.

———— . i430 to 030 _ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ tric. Telephone 4-7341 day orl . "0"” 9’ FA.“ .0” LAND night. . I cane PLAY in Fort Augus-‘ Y S LRIF "As a result of recent legis.

:tus Hall on Wednesda . October‘ . OF I Churt'h I at large and ar_ I lation we HOW are down “I ‘ SCHOOL Dls'nuc'r ;hoi turkey dinner_ Wednesday, 1 tides. Ithe Supreme Court exclusively 5] Clear George q", Charlottetown, REL PURSUANT to and by virtue: Octobert.12t;tll.;ervmg from oi , V ‘an this court is appointed PHONE FOR EVENING APP I of . Wm of executihn m me p.m. uni p. . HAM AND SCALLOP supper .solclv by the federal ovc n- ' O NTMENT directed and issued out of meg and bazaar will be held in the ment " he said. g r

ang‘gzafigvuslcfi‘kgdp fr‘l‘l’ffigi Fredericton Hall. October 28th.

at the First Circuit of the said Fredericton Ha“ 0mm” 28th ' in aid of Centennial Comnunity ll ;‘ ' " -, ’1 hail.

tember A.D., 1904 in an action l$°ns°erI bit. :1“ FrEdm‘mni ' ‘

wherein the Trustees of School omen s "s ‘ u e‘ I PARKDALE Recreation Com- ‘

District Number 81 II-ieatller-I ENROLL Now for home .a. 3mission annual meeting Parn-

. Sohooli was Plaintiff {course a. Red Cross Hung; dale M Hall. Thursday. oct. 29

mtnst the lands herein de- new Charlottetown commencing I at 8 p.m. All interested in our

ITuesday. November 8rd at 7:30 ; youth are urged to attend. I

d figs,“ “ply ‘elephm “ml HALLOWE’EN supper and ba-

' .zaar Kirk of St. James today.

DR. R.D. Drysdale will be ob October 28th 4 to 6.30 p.m. Tick-

“ sent from the Polyclinic from ‘ ets available at the door. ‘

“We must remake, rebase or modernize or establish a new constitution. We can keep some ‘of the past good things but we imust face 1964 problems and the present Canadian dyna- I ism."

County Court of King's Cuttty ‘

TICES NOTICES

MEETING

Of all Kings County School Secretaries

swollen Sava River broke Its

water Tuesday the industrial section where nearly two- fiftlhs of the city's 500.000 live was inundated after the rain-

Residents of Zagreb. Yugos- lavia, row along a flooded street in the city, parts of which were under 10 feet of

dikes. (AP Wirenhm V" IQuebec Studies

from Belgrade). . Doctor Shortage ONTREAL {CPI—The Que-

ond Trustees at Montague Regional

High School at 8:00 p.m.‘ 28th Oct. I964, to hear and discuss committee report on school financing.

I I NOTICE ; the 4th day or November

, P.E.|. Curling Association

ANNUAL MEETING

Charlottetown Curling Club Saturday, October 3] 3.30 p.m.

Benevolent Irish Society

MONTHLY MEETING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29th. 8 PM.

All members requested to attend.

I

remain unpaid together with

costs of an incidental tol

levy and sale and other ex. pense of execution. HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC

1964 at the hour of one o’clock

in the afternoon in front of the ‘

Court House in Georgetown in King’s

County, Prince Edward . LOBA, Kirkwood drive everyl Island. I will set up and sell l‘ Wednesday night at g p‘ m. Ad“

October 27th. until Wednesdayl November 4th. inclusive. ‘

I ALL MOUNT Stewart Cl 53

‘ stores will ose at 6 p.m. t

rday

"‘3‘ 0“ wadnESda-V night for this week only. but will ~ ‘remain open Friday night. 3

I

i card

KINGS COUNTY

RESERVE WEDNESDAY Oct- ober 28. for annual turkey and salad supper in George- town Hall. In aid of St. James Parish. Serving from 5-9 p m

MASQUERADE DANCE Satur- » C

to the highest bidder the fol- mission 50 cents. i “nch served. Iday night St. Peter's Bay H8ll.l

lowing described tract of land: '

A

piece or parcel of

at land situate. lying and being I to}, supper

on Township number 59 in King’s County. bounded as fol- lows: BOUNDED on the sollth by the division of townships numbers 59 and 51; on the east

I endish United

I

I

l com: TO THE ham and seal-1 an

d bazaar in Cav-I Church hall Wed-f nesday, October 28. Serving

p.m.

fronl 4 MASQUERADE

by kinds NOW or formerly 0f I adie Hall Wednesday, Octoberl

Peter VanIderstlne: on

Prizes will be given. I

MASQUERADE DANCE In St. George‘s hall. Thursday, Oct- ober 29. Good prizes. I

REMEMBER THE Womens‘

“an”, .l.(,m,_ Institute pantry sale and bazaar ise (formerly Ramsay, wish lo‘way thanks to .1" thanks

In the McLure Building. Satur-I day. Oct. 31 starting at 2.30.

‘ward island Hospital on October

20th ' rick,

VITAL STATISTICS iVillaslt Plans t ' ' oteOnMove

plans to propose adoption of as. 1 WE WISH to express our sin- I

yet-unspecified measures by the provincial government to pre-

l BIRTHS . -

l icet‘e thanks and appreciation to T N SO vent “a serinm shone e M . BERNARD __ M the Chem our friends and relativesd for O Idmmrsln 5 ilottetown Hospital on Sunday. cards andt “it?” giggver:::fl I To establish the "act mm" October 25th to Mr. and our "cc" MOISIE. QUE. (CPI —— The '. of these measures. the college

is preparing a detailed study of

Mrs. Maude MacDonald and l ‘ "‘9 supply and geographic dul-

lifford Bernard. 3 son, a broth-g er for Lauretta Ann. gram y

NEWRICK —- At Prince l‘id-l

‘people of this tiny community} last the mouth of the St. Lawr-I i thank Dr. Rachmel. nurses * ence River vote Friday on g tribution of doctors in the prov- of p.m.L Hospital. Dr. and Mn Iwhether they should abandon . e. van \ew, Douglas MacDonald and clergys their village to the growinlI This study Is a follow-up of a A‘nnn lwho visited me in hospital and encroachments of the river. I brief advocating a medical can 'I also friends and neighbors wno 00-year-old Village. .345: program for Quebec which in. Ibwughl "cam um Howe“, miles northeast of Quebec City. I presented to the government ~o- Robert and Lou-2‘ cards, letters, that helped in alnv is located on the edge of gently, ‘ to point jutting into the water The study .1", whim-1M, '1’ ‘Mrs. Mary Robbins for her nur- where the river widens into the Inquiry Into the problems of ap- sing care. thanks to MacLeans Gulf of St.‘Lawrence. plicants for medical studies.

5' r:

to Mr. and Mrs. a daughter “Lori weight 8 pounds 3'72 ounces.

IIEANEY

announce the arrival of a son, Leslie Edison. Weight 8 pounds

rest by lands now or former- I aid of CYO d ‘ '

y of Murdock Buchanan an on the north by a brook com. ta-ining One Hundred (1001 I acres of land a little more or ‘ less. 1 DATED the 5th day of Octo- .

D4 .

MILTth nonsenson. Sheriff of King's County.

Decemb r 2

the I 28th. Prizes for best costume in

DR. L.I. DUFFY will be absent from his office until Novemb-

OLD TIME fiddbng and step dancing contest in the Basilica Recreation Centre Wednesday.

HOT TURKEY Dinner wthv plum pudding in Lower Manta-I gue Hall Wednesday. Oct. 28.! Serving from 5 p.m. SponsoredI by UCW. !

LOOKING FOR a home Montague? Contact 5 out'hern Kings Real Estate. Telephone 38 ' 7.

TICES NOTICES

SALE BY TENDER

' Sealed tenders for the purchase of the Ada MacKay property at Springfield in Q u een 5 County. will be received by‘the undersigned up until 2 p.m. on Wednesday. November 4th next. This property consists of 150 acres of rich arable land adjacent to the paved road connecting Sum- mcrside and Charlottetown and is in a progressive district. Inspection may be arranged by phoning the undersigned—New London 28-22. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be directed to: I

Weldon E. Ferguson

c o Palmer & Haslam Charlottetown.

EVENING OF GOOD OLD TIME MUSIC

Doors open at 6.00 p.m. November 7th at 7.45 p.m. at the Egmont Bay church hall for 4th an- ‘ nual fiddling and step dancing contest. keep send- a

ing your entries before November lst stating your age. name. Cash prices for winners in all classes.

Special guest. tihc Fitzgerald from Antigonish.

Entries to: CYRUS J. GALLANT. Richmond. Phone 52-2. ,

famous fiddler

Wilr‘lon “Scotty”

NOTICE

There will be a general meeting of the Kensington Horseman's Club in the club rooms Wednesday. October 28, I964 at 8:30 p.m. All members are

asked to attend.

I I

I PRESCHOOL children whol have had their routine immuni- zation may receive Oral Polio Vaccine iSabinl on Friday. 0c- tober 30th from 1.30- p.m. Souris public health nursing of- fice.

PRINCE COUNTY

FIDDLERS AND step dancers contest, St. Anthonys Parish Centre. Bloomfield. Wednes- day. October 28. Big prizes. Send entries to Cyrus lant, Howlan. or Mrs. Pineau. Bloomfield.

OLD TIME Fiddling and step- dancing contest at Albany Lions Community nter Tuesday. November 3rd at 8.30 p.m. Good prizes. Send entries to Kenneth Flavelle. Borden. by October 315i.

OLD TIME fiddling and danc- ing contest In Kinkora Regional High School. onday. Novem- ber 9. Send entries to Mrs. Ken- neth Jay before November . Good prizes.

2‘19 ounces. at the Prince County Hospital on Friday. October 23. a brother for Edith and Gary.

KELLY — Bill and Helena (nee Dowiingl Dartmouth, N.S.I

val of t‘ieir sou Lawerence Owen! weight 6 lbs 12 ozs at the Hall- ax lnfirmary. October 24th.:

f1964 DEATHS

ARSENAULT —— At. the Stew~

t art Memorial Health Center. Oct. 26. ‘

Tyne Valle-y. Monday, 964. Stephen Ansenault of St.

Ambulance service and also Cut- cliffe Ambulance service.

I Mrs. Percy Wood. Southport,

Cross Roads.

IN MEMORIAM

ml are happy to announce the arrlv _ RAPSON - In loving memory

of a deer wife and mother. Mrs. Harry Rapson. who de- parted this life October Nth. I not is] I 0f the loss of one we loved sol

The depths of sorrow we can-

I W I lWhile she sleeps a peaceful.

see IHer memory we shall always

Federal and provincial engin- eers have discovered the water has been steadily widening at the xpense of the village and its 627 inhabitants.

Authoritis have suggested abandoning the present site as one. solution to the crisis.

Mayor Lorenzo Fournier says most of the residents seem favor a collective move to some other living site.

One other solution, the con- struction of a breakwater. would cost 01.000.000 and would ‘face a stiff test against the .waves 25 or 30 feet high that I break on the shore near Moisle.

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The new investigation was an- nounced at a press conference held by the executive commit- tee of the college.

"There is an evident m of doctors." Dr. Go com. vice - president of the college said. “It is harder today for the average family to a doo- tor, and this to beeth what has prompted our study.” .

7 Americans With Papers

‘ , n 's 76th ear. _ -

gfifizfifle T118521”. eveynmg Lovmgly remembered by bus-l from the Compton Funeral band ""1 “mull- Home to his late residence IMARSRALL - In loving mem- “‘8 In”?! “)0 mid-Canada “119. from where funeral will be held I cry of our dear little son whoI The Station 18 locatfli north of Thursday morning, Oct, 29, mi passed away at the early agel the community at a point 25 St. James Chiurcln. Egvmont Bay I of six years. Oct. 28m, 1945. Ifeet above sea level.

The majority of the villagers work at a radar station form-

Ordered Out

TORONTO (CPI—11in Toronto Tynan-aphch Union said in a statement Tuesday that it wei-

for Requiem High Mass at 10 ;A,faee that is ever before us ' immigration Minlm W a.m. Interment will take place A V0191 we can never forget I S f. S that seven Americans new walk,- m the church cemetery_ A smile we'll remember forever epara Ism a mg for the mm M an},

In our hearts II! I. still With III Iv led I I newspaper. mu" lea" CARD OF THANKS I a I “U9 or be deported

The minister said In lie Gull- mons Monday that hie depart- ment is asking the seven men to leave Canada inunedialtcly.

Local 91 of the Inter-patina! 'Typogt‘a p h lo a 1 Union (CW) went on strike at the Star. Telee from and Globe and Mail July '9 after a contract dispute sle- Igarding working conditions. The ‘newspapers have continued

I THE FAMILY of the late. MONTREAL (cp) _ Erie Laurella B_F00k5 WIS“ ‘0 ex‘ A broken link we can never rc-' Klerans, Quebec's revenue min- press lhe." "nee" thanks and‘ Place Iister, said Monday separatism appremtm" ‘0 Dr" W“? 3°” God took our son. It was His wlli‘ is a valid issue for Quebec-era nell. clergy“ funeral d‘r9cmll3ut why so young we wonder to discuss and ‘consider but a (Parke? Hamllmnl 3" {V'Rndsl -‘ true political philosophy must. ‘ and "elghbours “Tr “‘5 0' kmd' Sometime. somewhere He'll tell have something to offer beyond “9’5 and exprefis'm‘s "f Sympa“ “5 “’11 “placard - waving and demon- thy durln 3 their recent be', He broke our hearts to let him “ration.”

yet. Beautiful memories of his smii-i in f

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Billy Graham Evangelistic Crusade Charlottetown Meetings June 7 to June l4. I964 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND

DISBURSEMENTS RECEIPTS Proceeds George B. Shea concert . . . . . . .. 3 249.85 Donations—Churches. church groups. etc. 1.655.37 Inuiviotials '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 700.75 Otic..iigs-Crusaoe ——Counsellin rou s ....... . Book sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 378.50 37.09120 DISBURSEMENTS Carpenters and materias . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Charlottean Driving Park expenses lilo rent includedl . 321.79 Hospitality—lodging and meals . . . . . . . .. 901.10

insurance . . , , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337.50

Moving equipment . . . . . . . . 206.00

Parking attendants . . . . . 154.00

Publicity , . . . . . . . . .... . ................... . . 1.30532

Secretarial work . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75.00 Song books. music sheets an o er

supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000.32 Sound system 975.00

125.03

338.00 37.60011 NOTE RE SPECIAL OFFERING —— Offerings received Sunday. lune 14th (not included in above receipts) amounted to 87.773.- '7. s amount has been remitted to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Winnipeg. Manitoba for the Hour of Decision broadcasts in Canada.

un ry . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Balance to Atlantic Provinces Crusades

(signed! Wm F. Campbell Treasurer

odurea and such tests of accounting records evidence as I considered necessary in the cir-

s. ' Thy opinion. the statement presents fairly the operations ting from the cash transactions from {rig code. on ' ' w Chartered Accountant

1'

sade Cannimee wishes to thank all who assisted in tbfaeventsucheeucoeu.inperticuiartbevolunuer all other! via services without charge.

TENDERS

Equipment Maintenance Building

. or Curran & Briggs Limited St. Eleonora. P. E. 1.

Sealed Tenders addressed

shall be received by the undersigned until 5:00 p.m. Monday.

to Curran and Briggs Ltd.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND RY SHERIFF BROOKLYN SCHOOL DISTRICT

PURSUANT to and by virtue of Writs of Execution to me i directed and issued out of the Coil:in Court of King's County at the First Circutt of the sail

Court on the :llst day of Sep- tember A.D.. 1064 In actions

klyn _ were Plaintiffs against the;

tenement I S a} 1 ed d "Any political aim is valid. e. THE FAMILY of the late Wil-v meagregngs “1:” mfg: a'n'd' whether it is the union of Can- Ipiiblish. ed L. McKenna wish to extendifather Edihhyand Ho" e Man; ada with the United States My Mr, Tremblay. replying to a tour sincere appreciation to all Sha“ c [the creation of u bec as a,qucstion asked last week by his friends. for their xpres- ' 'separate state." he said in an INPW Democratic Party leader sions and many acts of kindness CLOW — In loVInl memory oil address to the commerce (an- Douglas. said the seven men during our recent bereavementfi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clonal [my 0f 5;, George William, will be deported to the United

‘Statc: if they refused to leave Canada voluntarily. He did not ‘idenlify the men.

I University. “What is not valid In when the prospects of separatism fall

Murray Harbor North. Father died October 28, 1951. Mother died December 9, 1948.

I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr J.C. Sinnott also

D - «4- COMM nurses. Sisters One by one they go before us. - , - Mr Tremblay said Monday and staff of the Charlottetown IThey are fading like the dew, , Sioulzuflgin'tragaffiaggd that 'lis department decided Hospital for being so kind to meIBut we. know they're watc-hinglm‘e of u‘ and [an .0 firm} .against grant in the men while a patient there: also the. o'er tie. ‘ ian' omm‘flj‘ip alurnafiwp ’ landed immigrant status in