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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Province of Nova Scotia Requires the services of an

—_-., INSTRUCTOR II INSTRUCTOR | DEMONSTRATOR

‘School of Medical Technology at the

Nova Scotia Institute of Technology Halifax, Nova Scotia

QUALIFICATIONS: : : INSTRUCTOR II M.Sc. or LCSLT level with appropriate experience in two or branches of Clinical Laboratory Technology, including Syoshing experience preferred. .

QUALIFICATIONS:

B.Sc SO tec Cet esa vies eects ! or

in one of the following cabiatte Son

Clinical Bacteriol : sng ed Clinical Chemistry QUALIFICATIONS: DEMONSTRATOR :

RT Laboratory level and a minimum of two years experience in one of the following subjects preferred:

Clinical Bacteriology Clinical Chemistry

Clinical Haematology . Clinical Histology

SALARY: ..

Salary for the above itions commensur ith qualifica- tions and experience. me =

Full Civil Service benefits.

42 ‘ : f . “ k : | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., June 29, 1965.17} NOTICES — | NOTICES

_-NOTICES

There will be no delivery of milk Dominion Day, July Ist. Sioned:

CRYSTAL DAIRY © _MAPLE LEAF DAIRY

IDEAL DAIRY LTD. NOTICE

(A) Any dog or bitch licensed and caught running at large in the Town of Souris will be em- pounded for 24-hours and will not be released until a $2.00 fee is paid, otherwise the animal will be destroyed by an authorized person. Any dog not licensed and caught running at large in the Town of Souris wil! be destroyed by an authorized person. -

TOWN OF SOURIS

(B)

_ FOR SALE

One two row transplanter with fertiliz- er and water attachment, three years old. Will plant all cole crops also to- bacco and strawberry plants. Apply:

LORNE GLYDON | MARGATE, PHONE 267-4215

‘Gore berviss Chace, S.C nt ams ihe Save iat June 22, 1965 A1950 NOTICES NOTICES ROCK - SHAKE SIDING * AND at INSULATION

FOR OLD OR NEW HOMES oN By Johns-Manville — Permanent Colors Protected by Plastic “Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection”® The most inexpensive home care Let_us prove it with a “FREE ESTIMATE” 5 Year Low Cost Financing ‘ Ask for JAMES STEWART 5

MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATIO Ch'town 894-4560 - S’side 436-3419

_ MONTAGUE Royal Canadian Legion

All Veterans are requested to meet at the Royal Canadian Legion Home at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 30th to attend the funeral of our late Comrade Homer Nicholson.

BUILDERS ~

BUILDING A BARN OR WAREHOUSE? |

> Schurman’s have salvaged a number of trusses capable of spanning 34 ft. from old CNR Freight Shed. These. trusses are in excellent condition. Also inquire about salvaged timber. Contact: Schurman’s Construction Ltd., Wilfred MacDonald, Longworth Ave.

SOURIS SCHOOL DISTRICT

NO. 141

The names of all Tax Payers hide taxes are not paid immediately will be published in a Defaulters List.

By Order of Trustees Marion Conway, Secretary.

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DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL

Trainee Computer Programmers MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: University degree in any faculty.

DUTIES: Successful applicants will be trained as Computer Programmers and join teams; en- gaged in projects in various departments of government utilizing an I-B.M. System/360 computer

SALARY: $4,050 - $4,980 commensurate with _ ualifications and experience. : ll Civil Service benefits.

‘Application Forms may be obtained from the ore Scotia’ Civil Service Commission, P.O: Box: 943, Dennis Building, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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ATTENTION Prospective New Car Buyers

Do you know that you can purchase a New 1965 Volkswagen for as little as ‘$13.75 per week, witha small down payment of $100.00.

Call at our Showroom today and see the many improvements in this outstanding car. Better known as the wonder car.

Get first hand information why V sold all other imports and many in Canada last year. —

We accept any make of used cars in trade (large or small). Test drive a Volkswagen today.

W. R. JENKINS LT

Peters Roa?

out- cars

AUCTION SALE

AT BRACKLEY ON Saturday, Jyly 3td—At 2 P.M.

Stock: 36 head of Holsteins, 9—3 yr. old milking, bred for fall, 1—6 yr. old about to freshen, 6—2 yr. olds (milking), 1—2 yr. old (freshen ), 8—2 yr. olds (bred), 1—2 yr. old (open) 1 yr. old heifers (open), 1 Hereford bull, 5 last’ fall calves, 2 spring calves, 10 milk cans, 80 Tbs. Terms: Cash.

Owner: _ Auctioneer: RENUS MOL. CLAUDE CRASWELL..

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MILK DELIVERIES

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will be held on 30-31, 1965, at Prince of Wales College, Charlotte- town. Candidates for registration should submit applications, together’ with a fee of $15.00, +o the Registrar

Englewood Regional High School Commencement Exercises

High School Auditorium ‘Wenesday, June 30, 1965 8:30 p.m.

Mr. Heath Macquarrie, M.P., M.A.

will address the graduates The public is cordially invited to attend.

~ "ATTENTION -

The following automobile dealers in Charlottetown will observe the hours listed below for the Summer months of July and August.

STEWART -MOTORS LTD. ISLAND-CHEV.-OLDS LTD. W.G. BARBOUR LTD. ALLISON MacLEOD LTD.

_ MARTINS GARAGE HILLSIDE MOTORS LTD.

Closed Saturday mornings dyring July and August aa

Open Monday evenings till 10:30 p.m. during July and August.

Registration examinations for nurses --

' | , By DON MatLACHLAN

space-age version of the pros- | pector’s pan and sluice box, [miners now can recover gold |that once defeated extraction

methods. | Thé means is the Compound

man of the federal mines de- _partment for removing shale and other impurities from coal.

The machine uses the same principle as the prospector’s pan, washing away crushed rock and sand by swirling water over them and leaving behind the heavier gold.

But, says Dr. Visman, the cy- clone can handle finer water- solid mixtures than the pan or sluice box and thus gives higher recovery rates where fine gold

INCREASE YIELD mining,

Dr. Visman adds: gold is left in the tailing dumps

box method. It could be

_| claimed by a cyclone.”

The cyclone has been com- mercially developed and mar- keted by Cyclone Engineering |

WASN’T JAMES BOND

NEW FOREST, England (CP) Police rushed to a clearing in this popular Hampshire holiday district when picnickers re- ported seeing a spy using a small radio transmitter. The search was called off when the alien turned out to be an army signaller on manoeuvres.

CITY AND QUEENS

MEN for those het days we suggest

Saturday, July 10th, fer

RESERVE - |the Orange Tea at Crapand.

SONY: TAPE recorder — priced $279.50 — NOW — only $200.00. Two

NOTICE |

Mr. David Young and Mr. Jerry Doucette Owners and Operators of “Your Necchi Sewing Centres” in Charlottetown and Summerside are pleased to announce that Mr. Harvey Jackson and-Mr. Ernie Coyle formerly employed by the Singer Co. of Canada Ltd. in Charlottetown have joined the staff of their Summerside Store. These two men left the employ of the Singer Co. of Canada at their own request.

Our Summerside staff now consists of Mr. Harvey - Jackson and Mr. Ernie Coyle, Mr. David Young

- Jr. all former employees of the Singer Co. of Can-

ada Ltd., and are all experienced Salesmen .and Servicemen in the Sewing Machine field.

Signed: -

MR. DAVID YOUNG, MR. JERRY DOUCETTE. —

D. Tel. 4-6568

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AUCTION SALE

At: 12 West Street, Charlottetown June 29, 1965 at 1.30 p.m.

FURNITURE: 2 beds, springs and mattresses, ©

1 dresser, 1 marble top cupboard, 1 marble top table, 1 studio couch, 1 sectional book case, 1 walnut book case, :(antique). 1 swan neck sofa, (antique), 1 swan neck rocker, (antique), 1 leather rocker, 1 leather armchair, 1 desk, books, 1 square table, and geyeral small tables, 1 grandfather's clock, 1 el range (4 burner), 1 refrigerator, 1 Viking washing machine, 1 fire screen, porch furniture, pictures (large and small), hand paint- ings, flat silver, linen, glassware and china, cush-

ions and pillows: and- many other articles too

numerous to mention.

Terms of Sale — Cash.

Mrs. Allen B. Cosh J. Thomas McKenna Owner Auctioneer

ACADIAN STUDENTS

SCHOLARSHIPS

Four bursaries of $500.00 at the inks

_ versity of Moncton. Available to boys

and girls who have completed Grade XII or higher education.

Apply, to secretary general

before July 24, 1965. oe The Executive will devise an equitable method of choosing the winners.

Application forms may be obtained from the secretary general or the

principal of your High School.

| La Societe Saint-Thomas d’Aquin.

44 Summer Street: Charlottetown

>| MURPHY — Mr. and Mrs

|year guarantee. Willis piano — rich im toce — special price. R

econditioned Im tae aids, $35.00. Tenor Sax special, a

/$165.00. Toombs Muste Store.

KINGS COUNTY

RESERVE Wednesday, July 2ist: .for Murray River United Church tea party.

RESERVE WEDNESDAY. July 14 for Murray Harbor annual Tea Party.

REGULAR FRIDAY night dance,

| Morell Village Hall, 9.30 - 12.30. Music [on Charlies McClusky, Bear River,

‘by the Delrays.

VITAL STATISTICS

particles are heavily imbedded in rock. .

that is of small size and used to be Washed up and out with ‘the water and lost. in the sluice re-

ANNOUNCEMENTS

sei 00, Moore MacLeod Ltd. |

Sales Ltd. of Edmonton, under

| ment. Cyclones now are in use in ‘comparatively small coal and

-eement sand cleaning opera- | TO BE

tions in Alberta, British Colum- bia and Newfoundland. A larger |

< | Water Cyclone, originally devel- coal cleaning plant opened in enero eeerer oped in Alberta by Dr. Jan Vis» May in eastern Australia.

|PREDICT LARGE UNITS

| Peter D. J. Vinkenborg, gen- eral manager of Cyclone En- | gineering, says the next steps ‘are development of the cyclone ‘for large-scale use and its ap-. plication to other fields such as iron mining.

The cyclone looks like an In-, verted heavy steel bottle with an open neck. Gold sand, mixed with water, enters near the base and sinks to the “shoulders” of the bottle. forming a bed. ;

Water swirls over the hed, picking up. the sand and rock and washing it away through a

Its first’ application to gold tube piercing the base of the at. a three-man mine bottle. The heavier gold slowly near Yellowknife, N.W.T., re-| edges down’ and out through sulted in “considerably higher’ the neck of the bottle.

recovery over a two-year per- ‘ied than conventional’ methods. “A lot of

In coal cleaning, as at the’ Peabody-Thiess-Mitsui mine at Moura, Australia, the situation is reversed. The coal is washed away and the heavier rock sinks. ;

The largest cyclone can ‘handle about 60: tons of solid material an hour, stands six feet tall and has a 24-inch dia- meter. The Moura plant uses three.

The smatiest cyclone is of | \two - inch diameter and can) handle slime. Usually, 24 are) combined into one unit. The! company is considering produc- ing’ even smaller ones to re-| cover precious metals. The fully-automated Yellow- | knifé plant uses two connected cyclones. This can handle about, 68 tons of gold sand an hour,

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; WINNER — Lottery ot &. Peters. Mrs. Teresa King

LOBSTER and gemes of St. Geerge’s on June 30th - serving 5 to 9 p.m. $1.50 and $1.00.

DANCE AT St. Georges Hall. Wed- nesday, June 30: Dancing from 16 p.m. | te.1 p.m. Good musie. ‘

| MIDNIGHT DANCE Wednesday night Jurie 30, St. r

‘Hal. Dancing from 12.30 te 2.30.’ Musie by Blue Crystals.

MONTAGUE Regional High School arduation Dance, June 30. Dancing 9:30 p.m. Tartans.

| ANNUAL LOBSTER supper Murray | Harbor North Hall, Thursday, July 1st. Serving from 5 p.m. Sponsored by the

RESERVE July 31, for fiddling and step dancing concert, in St. Marys Parish hall Souris. Send all entries

before July 28.

BIRTHS

FITZPATRICK — Mr. and Mrs. Pius Fitzpatrick of Newport, are happy to

Pius, pital, Friday, June 25, 1965.

Charles Teresa Mc#fenna),

Murphy, (nee their

Emerald, announce the birth

iday, June 23, 1965, at the Charlotte- ‘town Hospital. Weight 7 Ibs. 15 ozs.

CLOW — Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Clow, Darlington, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Leslie Caryl. Weight 6 Ibs. 15 ozs. A sister for Bon- nie, Deborah, James and Dawna.

| SAUNDERS — At the P.E.I. Hospital }om Saturday, June 26, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Allison Saunders, (nee Joan Gunn, RN.) a son Robert James “Robbie”. | Weight 7 Ibs. 8'2 ozs. A brother for ““Abbie—Joe"’. ‘

ENGAGEMENTS

}DIXON — TOWNSHEND — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dixon, announce the forth- fcoming marriage of their youngest daughter, Marilyn Maude to William iHenry. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leith { Townshend, Sourié River, P.E.1. Mar- triage to take place at East Point Bap- tist Church, July 24, at 3:00 p.m.

_. MASONIC. FUNERAL

The Officers and Brethren of the St. John's Lodge No. | Victoria Lodge No. 2, and all visiting Brethren arei requested to meet at the Masonic Temple, 204 Hillsboro St. Charlottetown this Tuesday evening June 29th 1965, 7:45 P.M. for the purpose of attending a Masonic Funeral Service for our late Brother J. Homer Nicholson at the residence of - his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mac- Kenzie, Montague. Service commencing at 9. P.M. All sister

Lodges are requested to attend.

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By Order of Worshipful Master E. C. MacMillan P.M. Secy.

NOTICE

All students, who intend to enter St. Dunstan's High School for the 1965- 1966 school year are requested to make application at the, Principal's

~ office on Friday, July 2, 1965, between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Students, entering the school for the first time, must pre- sent a record of marks for the previous year's work. :

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“ley Street, Chariot

| ENGAGEMENTS

| NEWSON — BOWNESS — Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Newson, Summerside,

to 1:00 a.m. Music by the |,

|wish to. announce thé engagement of their only daughter, Kathleen Silvia, to Mr Sterling Bowness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell, Kensington. | ’Marriage to take place at United Bap- |

tist Church. Summerside, on July ist, R

| PRAUGHT — O'DWYER — Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Praught. Summerville, wish to the forth ing mar- riage of their jdaughter. Doris Isabel. te Michael Patrick O'Dwyer. son of Mr. and Mrs. |Michael O'Dwyer, Lon-, don, Ontario. larriage to take piace on Saturday, J@ly 17, at 11.90 a.m. at Our Lady of Hi

don, Ontario.

STEWART — BYLGER — Mrs. Filor- ence Stewart, *Spring Park Road, Charlottetown, wi to announce the jengagement of daughter. Mary | Jean to Gerald J Bulger, son of |Mr. and Mrs. Mich:

Bulger, 42 Val- m. Marriage to take place at the M Holy Redeemer on Saturday. August 7,\1965 at 10 a.m

| CARD OF THANKS |

1 WISH to express my thanks to Dr

Zielinski, nurses and staff at Prince |

County Hospital, to relatives and friends |

jwhe visited me and sent cards during

jmy recent iliness Be Mrs. Alonzo Cameron

|THE FAMILY of the late Mrs Arris | (Ann) Arsenault wish to extend their |sincere thanks to all who. assisted dur- | jing their recent sad bereavement.

Special thanks to Dr. Frank MacMil-- lan. sisters and nursing staff of Char

lettetown Hospital. Father Reid and Bowness Funeral Home and to all kind, relatives. friends and neighbors whe [sent masses. flowers. letters and cards jor sympathy and all those who helped in any way. A sincere thanks to all

|__1N- MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of our dear uncle John H. Macinnis who pass | ed away June 29th. 19% | | Teday we are thinking of someone

MactNNIS

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Whose smile was as dear as the sum: | shine. 2 : j Dear Uncle. that someone was you

! Two loving hands are resting | A heart we loved is sti | An Uncle we loved is waiting

For us just over the hill } Always remembered by Lillian and Allan MacInnis

| That he no more would return

| He hade no one %. last farewell

He said “good-bye” to none | A.D.. 1962, made between = ~~ — and * cope face Charles H. Jenkins of Dun rea easure to reca fe hed'a tinaly word for cacy ° | Stafinage im Quems | County | And died beloved by all : es - together No pen can write. no tongue can ten With his wife, Joyee Jenkins, Our sad and bitter loss | of the first part, and Her But thou, oh God. has helped us well Majesty the Queem in the | To bear our heavy cross Right of the Province of Levingly remembered and sadly GP | Drince Edward ldand ed by Marion. Leonard and Jim 7 det . Guar : | MacINNIS In loving memory of a heen made in payment of the dear brother oe Macinsis, who principal and interest . of the | passed a 29, 1963. ‘ we wane gat deeb morning j id mortgage. And at the closing of the day | For + the We miss you for the little chats | ‘ . That whiled the hours away. |. fan’ ‘Seaee ae 179 you for each ished word. sa - Charlottetown, Tht a dark w fay | Solicitors for the Mortgagee. | Rut Jack we miss vou most of all | “. at ow of oe At the closing of the day ae Juna, | arsars remembered by brother we | A.D. 19665.- Ham and Bernice .

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Mortgage Sale

tion in front of the Law at Charlottetown

at Dunstafinage on Number Thirty-five in County aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, that is to say: COMMENCING at a point distant (5) chains

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TWENTY - FIVE ACRES of land a little more or less, be- ing formerly a_ portion of the farm of one Donald McLaugh- lin and by him to one Albert E. Webster by Deed dated June 12, 1903. ALSO ALL THAT other tract, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being on the Saint Peters

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said shore Eastwardly to the place of commencement, con- taining EIGHTY ACRES of land a little more: or less; ALSO ALL THAT other tract, pice or parcel of land situate, lying and being on Lot Num- ber Thirty-five in Queens County aforesaid, bounded and described as follows. that is to say: By a line commencing at the Northern shore or the Hillsborough River tm the E-st boundary of | formerly y Albert Webster, now

East boundary to

side of the Frenchfort tirence-Eastwardly “along same a sufficient distance to

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Ten (10) chains from the East boundary aforesaid. or to the West boundary of land now or lately owned by Hubert Thompson, thence ardly along the said North bound ary to = eae and thence. Westwardly along shore to the . place of com- mencement, containing FIFTY FIVE ACRES of land a little more. or less.

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