RENTALS

Apartments FOR RENT: s ROOMS SECOND floor Brighton area. Not s contained.‘ Phone 4-3417 after 6 pm. Eon RENT: HEATED APART- ment second floor, 5 rooms

and bath. immediate nones— sion. $65.00 monthly. Central location. Phone 4-6940.

2nd FLOOR APARTMENT FOR rent five rooms and bath, heated. All newly decorated.

I SERVICES

THOMPSONS

SEPTIC TANK SERVICE

animators

. Tren Digging for underground wiring and

dot Dept. of Health Regulations. FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE DIAL 4-4411

INSTALL YOUR

enue, Charlottetown. Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT, SMALL

water lines. I "Our Work is Carried out ill- I

NOTICES NOTICES

NOTICE

Annual meeting of shareholders of New Glasgow Medical Centre, Thurs- day, May I6th., in Stella Maris Hall at 8:30 pm.

I EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED WAREHOUSE FOREMAN

Previous experience helpful but not es- sential. Above average wage. Full em- ployee benefits. Excellent opportunity for advancement.

CROP INSURANCE

Representatives of the Crop Insurance n will be in— Age cy

Tyne Valley: Monday, May 13, Fire Hall Summerside: Tuesday May 14, Dept. of Agricul- ture Bldg., Water Street.

apartment or housekeeping ,,

rooms with ve and refri- . I “,1,” “'9

gerator supplied, by June 1st. : T cement Bloch Central. Apply in writing to 99' Em Guardian.Patlrlot Box 5574.‘ ‘ BRICIIEAEIED

SERVICES PRODUCTS DO YOU NEED MONEY? “9 gimﬂgnm

pose...upto$2.500 ..an

We offer last-service

loans for any worthwhile pur- 36 months to pay! HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 117 Queen St., Phone 4-7390 148 Gt. George St. Phone 4-8517

. Fishermen . Contractors . Farmers

. Car Owners,

J. FRANK HUGHES

Interior Decorating We have an up-to-date Email or Spray Panning AUTOMOTIVE GENERATOR Paper Hangins AND STARTER etc. pt with factory

138 King Dial 4-9554 “24 _ ho :gmce” hm your unit in at night MW by 8 am. next day. L- V- POWER STOREY ELECTRIC MONUMENTS 136 Prince st. 011’ M PHONE 2-1411 Transportation CAR LEAVING FOR CALGARY Montague gm 1m "Woiiem‘ffurgim assengers. r us an. P t i t. B 5 .

J T total-o ox 606 Charlotte- ' ‘ CAR. LEAVING FOR BOSTON. REPRESENTATIVE Sunday May 19th can accom- c R To modate passengers. Conn Mur-

B GRAFTON STREET phy. Care of Ed's Taxi. Phone

PHONE 4-6010 4-6561. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

Mt. Stewart: Wednesday, May 15, Memorial Hall

Morell: Thursday, May 16, Community Hall. Hours—10 to 12 am. -- 1 to 4 pm.

CROP INSURANCE AGENCY

123 Kent Street Charlottetown

Apply SEEMAN BROS. CANADA LTD.,

Kensington

NOTICES NOTICES

AUCTION SALE

IONA

SATURDAY. MAY 18th—2 P.M.

tables; 3 squares of cloth: ltioor rug; 1 clock; 1 radio: 1 sewing machine; 18 piece dinner set: 2 chamber sets; bed clothes; bath towels and - 1 clothes rack and basket- dishes, pots and pans. articles.

BORDEN DRUG STORE

Drug store service following the fire will be available again in approximately 1 week in same building as before, through the generosity of the doctors who have made their office space avail- able.

We wish to thank Borden Fire Dept, police and all those who helped in any way during and after the fire.

We ask all those who removed articles from the store for safe-keeping to return same to us or to Constable William Crane.

Signed: WILFRED KIGGINS.

ATTENTION! BOYS AND GIRLS [NOTICE RE - STRAWBERRY PLANTS,I

HERE IS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING at YOUR DOOR! MAKE YOUR OWN MONEY

Operating Your Own Business. Join Our Happy Group of Carriers,

NOW!

ALL IT TAKES IS EFFORT

We supply the routes and the necessary equip- ment. We train you and supeerse the operation

There will be a limited number of IMPROVEVD STRAW- BERRY PLANTS available to the public this spring.

These plants have been grown from have been Government Approved.

The following Nurserymen will have these plants for sale:

Parker Jewell, York

virus-free stock uld

Varieties: Sparkle Catskill Red Coat Premier Cavalier Senator Dunlop Guardsman Joseph McInnis, St. Peters Bay Varieties: Sparkle Red Coal Cavalier Guardsman Senator Dunlap Andrew Polacko, Pleasant Grove Variety: Red Coat

All improved plants should carry a RED TAG. ' P. E. I. Department of Agriculture

lmiva, fork; and spoons and many numerous Terms cell.

JOSEPH MOONEY. J. THOMAS McKENNA Owner

Amtioneer If weather unfit sale will be held following day.

Announ

CITY & QUEENS

“WE TREAT THE SICK WELL" .. Giggey'. Pharmacy. “Up-to- the -minute" prescription ser- vice. We can call for and deliver your prescription. Phone us to

day — Prompt Free Delivery to Parkdale -— erwood and all . Dial

section. of the city . +3170.

VESEY’S SEEDS YORK. open daily and each evening until 9 p.m. Phone orders taken, Dial. Charlottetown 4-8844.

Dlt. EARL ROBINS. Dent l s t, 111 Kent Street. office closed un- til Monday, June 24th.

VARIETY CONCERT Tracadle

Cross. Wednesday. May 15th at 8.30 p.m. sell

COMMERCIAL UNIFORMS, service station. transport. etc. Matching shirts. Moore and Mc- Leod Ltd.. Queen Street. Char- lottetlown.

CAKE SALE at Agnes Sur- pass, Saturday, May 18th, at 10 a.m. Sponsored by Clyde River W.I.

IDANCE. MT. RYAN hall, Thursday. May 16th. Music by “ ee Mace."

LAST CARD PARTY of the

Iseason at Marshfield School

AUCTION SALE

ESTATE OF DOMINIC BUTLER . 211 SYDNEY STREET SATURDAY. MAY 18th—AT 2 P.M. Household effect: Electric range, refrigerator, Philips TV., chesterfield, rug, bureaus, beds, icoluch, table and chairs, hot plate and other art- c es.

W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer

ATTENTION SHEEP BREEDERS’

The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Sheep Breeders’ Association will be held in Birch Court, Experimental Farm on Friday. May 17th, 1963 at 8:00 pm.

All sheep breeders are urged to attend and partcipate in any discussion for the promotion of sheep raising in the province.

S. C. WRIGHT, Secretary, P.E.I. Sheep Breeders' Assn.

Shining Waters Lodge

Open For The Season May 18th.

' Meals served and reservations.

of your route to make sure you are successful.

Drop in to The Guardian-Patriot Office and see Mr. Worth

He’ll be glad to tell you all about it.

Clearance Auction Sale

at Oyster Bed Bridge on Friday, May |7th., at I p.m. sharp ’

Wanted Immediately Female Help for Lobster Canners Apply EASTERN PACKING CO

Souﬁs TEACHERS WANTED

_TEACHERS WANTED ‘ AMALGAMATED REGIONAL

Having sold my farm I offer the following stock: 1 work horse 1200 lbs., 5 milk cows 3 to 5 years old, 12 steers and heifers. Shorthorn and Hereford, 2 years old, 10 steers and heifers. 1% year old, (Hereford and Shorthorn breed), 4 winter calves, (Hereford), 9 ewes and 14 lambs. Crop; 1000 bus. garry oats, suitable for seed, Machinery: 1 manure spreader (John Deere), 1 side delivery rake, (I.H.C.) 1 cutting bar (Cock- shutt), 1 Disc narrow tandon (I.H.C.) 1 Massey- Harris Binder, 6 foot cut. 2 truck wagons, 1 cart, 2 potato diggers, 1 potato sprayer, (MI-I.) 1 hiller. (3 point hitch) 1 - 3 point hitch cultivator, 1 Farmall H. tractor with front end loader and hydraulic cultivators and hillers, 1 hydraulic plow (I.H.C.) 1 Hydraulic spring tooth barrow, (Fergu- eo ) 1 grain crusher, 1 stock box (IA tan), 1 oil broader, 1 Co-op milker with self washer, pipe and electric motor. 1 vega cream separator, (almost new), 6 milk cans, 1 Beatty pump head pump jack 200 feet piping and cylinder, 1 tractor wagon, 1 rain drill, 1 pile heavy lumber. harness, 2 saddles, 1 wood sleigh and other articles too numerous to mention.

TERMS CASH: ' If not fine sale will be held Wed. , 22nd. Auctioneer Paige Nunn EC. Craswell Dial 4-7824

HIGH SCHOOL ' Corner Brook, Nfld.,

Academic teachers for subject teaching in Grades .X.. and XI, a music teacher, one physical instructress for girls and one physical instructor

for ye. Apply—

MR. w. c. ROBBINS. Principal.

BROCKVILLE. ONTARIO

Requires for September 2 Teachers: 1 Latin 2 English

Applicatiqu hr the above positions state It you would willingtoteacllothu-MjeotsatGmdeDKanXmevelsu' in! combination of the above subjects.

SCHEDULE fate . I Jan. 1

. .900 I

ll 1m 0.!» III 5.400 5.000 9.00 W 5.1m sane sauo TEAcnmo nice: Sounder-y, an per year for I M; "mm mm. Elensentary, «no per your

8300 per year to

for 0 you: thence 100 to maximum. FIRST chequ- °ﬁ blunder ist. . m Apply to: ‘ PRINCIPAL W. J. COUNTRYMAN Thousand Islands W W Phenol school or

semi. . “TO—Hans D1956!

ATTENTION

Phone Rusticoville 5-2.

Saturday. May 18th. First and second prizes. Lunch.

"ENCLOSED PROPERTY”

Under the ‘Fiﬂi and Game Protection Act'. being Chapter lzddieStaultesofPrinceEdp ward Island: The following de- scribed l-and and water shall be “Enclosed. Property" under the meaning of the Said Act.

ALL THAT PARCEL of land. athlete. Lying and being on Lot 23 in Queens County, Prince Edward Island. bounded and described as follows:—

COMMENCING at a stake fixed on the banlas of the Clyde or Hunter River at the north- eo'n boundary of land formerly in the possession of Christopher

an THENCE running South 86° 30‘ West (according to the mag- netic meridian of the year 1764) a distance ’ s. THENCE running Noﬂth 45' West a distance of 81 chalims. THENCE running North 45°

ast —- Return to place of commence-

' ment— TH'ENCE along the entries of

SPRING CLEAN-UP -

AUCTION

USED MACHINERY THAT HAS BEEN TRAD- ED IN ON NEW MASSEY-FERGUSON MACH- INERY WILL BE AUCI‘ION ED AT REID & Mac- KENZIE MONTAGUE SAT. MAY 18 AT 12 NOON. ' TRACTORS

1—IHC BZSOD. l—IHC B250D & loader. l~Il~lC 230 row crop, 1—IHC A with cult, 1—Cockshutt 540, 1—Cockshutt 20, 2—8N Ford. 2—20585 Ferguson, 1—M.H. 44 with cultivator, 1 Case ter- ggtrac 21’ fork lift, 1——M.H. Pony & plow, 1—M.H.

BAIERS 1—M.H. No. 1. 1—mc 45, 1-1953 Chev. 1 ton truck. _ commas I—MFSSPT, 1—M.H. 50 ﬂipper MISCELLANEOUS G—used plows. trailing 3 point hitch type, z—used hay mow-

ers, 3—used side delivery raises, 2—used manure spreaders z—used grain & fertilizer drill. Heed lime Spreaders 1.- hey loaders. 2 work horses. Other smdler items. Proprietor REID A MseKENlel Auctioneer THOMAS McKENNA

To be held Saturday Miss! 18. at Reid & MacKenzles, Montague, at 12 noon.

0N THIE SPOT FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED lunches will be available. supplied by lower Monique WI.

along the South western side

creek to a post fixed nearly opposite to a spring. issuing from the foot of the North-eastern bank of the (seek.

THENCE running North 45" West until it intersects the above mentioned North 45° East line.

AND CONTAINING by esti- mation 100 acres of land, a little more or less and being the land conveyed to James heard and registered in Liber BS Folio 6

ALSO that other pancel 1 land lying adjacent to, and to Norm-east of the above last mentioned North 45° West

line COMMENCING at a point on the North western side of the

THENCE running North-east- wardly along the old road, a distance of about one chain or to a plot of land in the pos- session of Denise Pimeau

THENCE running North west- wardlly and Northwardly along the boundaries of the last men- tioned plot of land until it again meets the old abandoned road

THENCE running North west- wandly along the South western of Iihe old roar! until It

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meetl e dary of tile 47 acre farm foun- erly in the possession of James Christie

THENCE running South west- wardly along the last maritim- ed South eastern balmde to the North 45° West line last mentioned In first described

100 acre farm AN'D THENCE running South 45° East to the point at the eonnnencemait

place

AND CONTAINING by esti- mation 2.0 acres of land and being the land conv by Miller Orr of New Glasgow and Ida Orr. his wife to Leta M. Andrew of New Glasgow. I

LETA M. ANDRE . Owner.

[The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wei. May 15. 1968. 19,

Acadia Plans cements I Expansion

. I WOLFVILLE, N.s. (GP)— NEW HAVEN w°m°"' h“. President Watson Kirkconnell

stitute food sale, at Sherwinu Williams, Friday, May 17th. I announced I 87.50.1100. five et2280p . year expansion m tor

I Acadia University at convoca- S ‘tion exercises here Tuesday. DANCE 5T. pig-[Ens 5" The expansion is needed to Holy Name Hall, ever Thurs- Cope With the exmud‘dwmmg day night. Music by the “numf "I “We”! enrolment by 1970' derbolts. Dancing 9.30 - 12.30. i 1'; Kitrkconlnellthzlld- A mn-

al n 0 re RESERVE Friday, May 17. fol"; hair in Septeslenber. money "In the talent show at Fortune Hall. Five years ago, the ptulden. 8.00 pm. Sponsored by the Sou- said, 700 students attended the rls United Church Women. Ad- university and enrolments this mlSSlOII 50 an cents. Con- year totalled 1.200. It is esti- testants flee. Applications to be‘ mated there will be 2,400 m. sent to Mrs. H. Larter. Souris. ‘ dents at Acadia by 1M0. Age limit is years. f Today—125 years after it was ounded. the universi nimbere 35 buildings on its lal-yacre cam- KENSINGTON Elementary ‘

pus. _m 001 __ A special meeting of provides for new buildings, ad-

,h, "ta Nye" of Kensington ditional residences and renova- school district will be held ln,“°.’“. '0 "m" °‘ "'0 "W" the high school on the 15th of1 hu'ld'mzs'

May. 1963, at 9 pm. to con- _————' SEEKS? "Tingling." at.“ l’SEIBirthsl Deaths Marriages See Page I2

money for the project. if de- cided upon, and to authorize the trustees to borrow the necessary funds. Also to deal with the dis~ . posal or the elementary school. gproperty and surplus books in‘ Ilihravry. I

TOP SOIL

FOR DELIVERY SATURDAY MAY 18th.

Rich, well rolled loam which has been stock piled for 3 years.

DELIVERED IN TRUCKLOAD LOTS ONLY $12.00 PER LOAD C.O.D. DIAIL 4-5547 ASK FOR MACKAY

NOTICE

All Ordinary—Honourary—Assoclate Members GARRISON SERGEANT’S MESS

Tickets for Victoria Day Dance

To be picked up by I I:00 p.m. I8 May '63

Dress: Civilian Clothing

TENDER

Ranges and Refrigerators

Supply and install 4 standard model 24" elec- tric ranges, 4. refrigerators, 8 cu. ft. one standard electric dryer, one standard model automatic washer, in the homes for the aged unit.

P.E.I.

Tenders will be received until 5 pm. Tuesday, May let at the ofﬁce of the architect, 92 Queen Street, Charlottetown. Each tender shall be ac- companied with descriptive literature on the equipment.

G. KEITH PICKARD.

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THERMAL GENERATING STATION

SHIFT SUPERVISORS

Shift Operating Supervisors are required for work is a new e 300 megawatt thermal generating station now being constructed fifty miles from Montreal to be in service in July 1964. The Shift Supervisors will be in charge of all station opera- tions on the shifts and responsible to the Assistant Station Superintendent Applicants for these positions should be holders of Quebec First. Class AH Stationary anineman's Cert ‘ to or be eligible to obtain this license. Bllingualism will be an . Must have at least five years experience in charge of largo modern Iiigh~pressure and temperature boiler-harbine-generat- ling mohinlery. Reply in conﬁdence to the undersigned giving all personal details and salary requirements.

EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR

THE SHAWINIGAN WATER AND POWER COMPANY

000 Dorrhesier Boulevard West, Montreal

Kensington and District Residents 40 Years and Over

"G" DAY

Lions Clubs will be held THURSDAY, Me in Kensington's Old High Schoo

AFTERNOON—3 P.M.—5.30 P.M. EVENING—6.45 P.M.—9.00 P.M. (NOTE THIS A GLAUCOMA TEST ONLY) THIS AD SPONSORED BY Previncial Construction Co. Dunning Garage Claud Hogg. Barber Shop Athol Cotton, Grocery Bruce MacLeodo Plumbing Svend's Inn

Glaucoma Clinics lbthv

f Semple's Drug Store

t W, ' .1

School Construction Debentures

Montague Regional High School invites bids on 223,000.00 deben.

tures —maturing in one to twenty years.

Debentures will bear interest at the rate of 51/; per cent payah‘e semi-annually at any branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Prince Edward Island and at branches of the bank in Halifax, Nova

Scotie and in Moncmn, New Brunswick. Date of issue May 30th., 1963.

Payment of principal and interest guaranteed by the province of Prim Edward Island—copy of a minute of His Honor The Lieutenant- Govemor-in-Council dated April 30th. Number 243/63.

Sealed tenders clearly marked on the outside “Tenders on Bonds" will be received by the undersigned up to and hscluding May 29th. 1963. The School Board reserves the right to reject any or all tenders.

MRS. RUTH MacLEOD,

Secreta ry.

THERMAL GENERATING STATION

TURBINE BOILER OPERATORS ,

Turbine Boiler Operators are required for work In a n modern

Opel‘ator will be responsible to the Shift SupervLsor and change of the. operation of 150 megawatt boilW— , orator machines on rotating shifts, These turbines will qr- eraie at 1800 psig. 1000/1000"F. 3600 r.p.m.. m. hydrogencooled with liquid-cooled stator: the balm will be oil-fueled with pressurized furnace. cum-oiled {run a canal control room.

Applicants must he holders of Quebec Seould Class AB "- iionary l-l'ngineman‘s Certificate or be eligible lo attain It license. and haw M least three years experience on lap lmilm-tllrhlne-gnwrator machinery. Bilingualism will u I asset Reply In continence glvins qualifications and per-sud details.

EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR

THE SHAWINIGAN WATER AND POWER COMPANY

000 Dorcbester Boulevard West. I!“

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