ANNOUNCEMENTS

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CITY &‘QUEENS CITY 8: QUEENS GlGGEY'S PHARMACY . . . RAINBOW CLUB Centennial ..e now located in their new Blossom Tea will be held as

acious store at 131 G re a i, Sunset Lodge. Wednesday. June gimme Street Inext Bank of' 10th. Serving from 3-6 pm.

Scotiai. Dial 4-3170 for Midipi free delivery. Pi’escrip-. VARIETY snow I” 30W“ PT: 1 ..WE TREAT THE Hall. Brackley Pt. June 11th “0” "rSEL'n at 8.30 pm. Singlng. dancing and instrumental music etc. canteen service. dance after the show. Sponsored by the Brack- ley Point Women's Institute.

SPRING BLOSSOM Tea. Sat- urday. June lath. at Scuthpot" School. Sponsored by the CWL.

WANTED

For good grades of scrap material. delivered to our yard on Kent Street, we are paying the following prices: S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

[RON 82 TEEL SCRA S 2.00 per TON HEAVY COPP ........... ............. .. .19 Cts. r Lb. LIGHT COPPER .. .... ... ....... .. .17 Cta. per Lb. RED BRASS ..... .16 CtsperLb. yELLOW BRASS ...... ..... .. .13 Cts. per Lb. S ........... ..... .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2031.15 cinch 'ES ..................... .... .. per oz. ALE BOTTL Charlotteth

158 Kent Street

gown. Cold waves $10.00 7

4-9481 for appointment.

REPAIRS T0 automatic wash- 2 electric ranges, Factory trained Storey Electric,

ers. dryers, refrigerators. service men. dial 4-7341 day or eight.

COME TO Breadalbane School . Women's 1n- stltute's 31st Anniversary Mr. Ross showing slides. Admission

June 0th. at 8:30

free. Lunch served.

VESEY'S SEEDS at Y o r k

open daily including evenings Monday to Saturday. ' grown Laureniian. Kale. Moase' Mangel. vegetable seeds. etc.

J E W E L L S GREENHOUSE and Garden Centre. York. tele-

phone 4-7074. Open daily 8 am

several Perennials

nuals including American winners.

aids. etc. Closed Sundays.

PRINCE COUNTY

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE

BY TENDER Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Friday. June 121311, 1964, at 12:00 a.m. fo rthe purchase of a house and

lot at 135 Upper Queen Street.

House contains living room. two bedrooms. ldtchen. dinette. bathroom. hot air furnace. , Ed

The highest or any tenders not necessarily accept .

For further particulars and inspection apply to the under-

signed. J. ELMER BLANCHARD

'men's Institute District

Club hall Albany. at 2:00 pm.

KINGS COUNTY

Lons'rua surrnn. St. Pet era Holy Name Hall, Wednes

June 10th

p.m. $1.25 per plate.

Per- Schoo

SPECIALS AT Gala Beauty Salon. 105 Kent Street. Charlotte- for

.50: $7.50 for $5.00. Telephone

Maritime

to 10 pm. large selection Of An- all

Geranums. Begonias. gardening

THE SOUTH PRINCE Wo- Con- vention will be held in the Lions

day. June 10th. Serving from 5 Children 50 cents, Adults

RESERVE TUESDAY. July zlst, for chicken and ham sup- Souris Line Road South 1.

This is the proud ocean escort vessel Fort Erie which

ROYAL SOCIETY

Royal Society of Canada on a cruise around Charlottetown

or. CAN ADA TAKEN ON CRUISE annihiszir'mr

i’l‘lse Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon. June 8, 1904. 11

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Fishing Boat Skippers Get Exemption

OTTAWA 'CP) -— The Senate tr a n s p o rt committee has exempted hundreds oi small fishing boat captains and'mates from a government proposal that they be required to hold . special certificates under the . Canada Shipping Act.

. l The proposal was that masters .land mates of fishing vessels larger than 25 tons hold certi- ficates. which would be good for ' I. 1 life and entitle them to take

lose their value with a flood of now certificates. ' e committee amended the government bill so that certiro cates would be required onl" ‘iy masters and mates of fishing vessels of 100 tons or more. The committee approyed jchanges in the Shipping Act ‘whlch will permit the federal ‘ government. on the request of a {provincial government or somp ,other public authority. to re- strict regattas and motor boat operations on inland waters where nearby residents obiecfa' Approval also was given to limiting to Canadian vessels cargo traffic between Canadian ports on the rest a the St. Lawrence River as f“ east as Anticosfi Island. In the mouth of the St, Lawrence.

_ ‘ command of larger ships. After: ,» . Dec. 1. 1065. all such masters; ; and mates would have to carry‘ i certificates. l Senator J. J. Kinley

IL—Nova Scotia) objected that the certiw

Commander Evan Petley- l Jones. who is a grandson of

ROYAL SECURITIES

% In US. Busy

CLEVELAND IAPi — Scme steel plants in the United States that normally close for the summer will stagger vacations and remain open to meet de- mands for products, Steel says.

"There are no soft spots in the market." Steel says. "All .products are in good demand.

Solicitor — 160 Richmond Street

Vital Statistics

' Tubular goods and merchant . wire products. depressed for l months. are starting to pick up

CMDR. PETLEY-J ONES

DEPARTMENNT OF HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

ROADSIDE BEAUTIFICATION

In cooperation with the Rural Beauti- fication Association. the Department of Highways will enter into an agree- ment with any property owner. who may have an open gravel. sandstone or borrow pit within 300' of any paved' highway in the Province of Prince Ed-' ward Island. to level off such pit: pro- viding the said land owner will sign‘an agreement to the effect that he or she will not open said pit for further ex- cavation without first obtaining per- mission from the Minister of Highways.

For further information. write the Department of Highways. Province of Prince Edward Island. P. O. Box 2000. Charlottetown. Prince Edward'lsland.

BIRTHS

MILLS — their daughter, Hayley Ann

6, 1964. Weight 8 lbs.. 1le ozs

day. June . 964. 0 Mr and Mrs. Charles Gillis. E a daughter Marion Joyce.

nesday. June 3. 1964. to Mr 71b5,. 10% ozs. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. engagement of their

Gordon MacDonald

July 11th. at 2 pm. United Church Centre.

J. PHILIP MATHESON

Minister of Highways Charlottetown Prince Edward Island June 3, 1964. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

MANAGER WANTED

Position vacant for Treasurer Man- ager involving accounting and council- ling. Apply in writing giving career summary, reference and salary expect- ed to. Summerside R.C.A.F. Credit Un- ion R.C.A.F. Station. Summerside.

WANTED Machine Operators. Machinists. Tool Makers and Layout Men for welded

fabrication.

Please apply at your nearest National

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Employment Office POSITION AVAILABLE

A young. aggressive man is required for the pas- ition of Credit Manager for a local retail store. This is a new Opening and applicants must also be able to handle collections. Experience is an asset, although not necessary.

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Write Box 27478. Guardian - Patriot.

gig/Ices - SERVICES ROCK - SHAKE SIDING and INSULATION

by Johns Mansvillc - Permanent Centennial Colors — "Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection" Low can No Obligation— Ask For James Stewart

MONARCH. ROOFING 8: INSULATION Charlottato 8 60

TRAINOR - LEDWELL — Mrs. Hugh Trainer, Glar- lottetown announces the en- gagement of her daughter. Mary Elaine to Thomas Aus- tin Ledwell. son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ledwell. St. Peter‘s Bay, P.E.I. lss trainor is a graduate of St. Dunstan’s University. later at- tending Daihousle and Ottawa universities where she obtain- ed her degree ln Psychology. Mr. Ledwell is a graduate of St. Dunstan’s University and Nova Scotla Technical Col- lege. The wedding will take place on Saturday. July 11 at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Charlottetown.

IN AMEMORIAM

CURRIE — In loving memory of my husband. Oscar Currie. who passed away June 8.

1963. Fondly remembered and sad- ly missed by his wife. Ruby.

HERON — In loving memory of my dear brother James Francis Heron who passed away June 7th. 1N2. Ever remembered by brother

Roland.

SMITH — In loving memory of my son. Ross Smith, who was killed in a highway accident

night, But never out of mind: They are cherished ia the hearts Of those they leave behn . Lovineg remembered by Dad. SMITH —- In loving memory of a dear husband and father. Ross Smith. who was killed in a highway accident June

8. 1963. Gone is the tans we loved so dear. Silent is the voice we loved to ear 'roo far away for sight or speech. But not too far for thought to reac . Sweet to remember him who once was . Who. though absent. is inst as ear. ' lovingly unstained by wife d sous.

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MONTREAL (CF) — Funeral be held Monday

_ who

was with the department of In- dian affairs in Alberta before an illness that ended with her death in hospital Thursday. A vs of Mon . she or- anized in 1039 and supervised two years a Victorian older

1 mt 04-48 Summonids 680-3419

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills (nee Joan Ward), with to announce the arrival of

at the P.E.I. Hospital on June

GILLIS — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Thurs-

idon

HUESTIS — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. on Wed-

and Mrs. Derwyn Huestis. a daughter. Lori Jayne. Weight

ROGERS — MacDONALD — W.G. Harris Rogers. Brae. announce the eldest daughter. Greta Sandra Belle to Reverend David Samuel Horne. eldest son of Mr. and Charlottetown. The‘ marriage will take place in O'Leary the United Church on Saturday, Recept- ion to, follow in the Alberton

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of nurses district in Regina. She also worked in prov- ince. West Germany and Ah he!“

i seasonally. So is tin plate.’ Strongest demand is for wide and heavy plates. Steel says. with orders from a diversified list of customers that include “shipbuilders. heavy equipment . defence contractors. lrailroad carbuiiders and struc- : tural fabricators." | Forecasting for lchc. summer, .the metalworking weekly says NEW YORK (AP)_A "tired" June steel shipments are ex- stock market slipped to ilsil’ecled, *0 “earl-V equal In“ sharpest loss of 1964 last week. i "‘9"th “timated at $500000 Trading was d t3“; Jug] Shlprgfng Not a single day provided‘ I m ore, Van e‘g' volume of 5.000.000 sharesfigvgf' “em be“ the May'June

which has been about average .HAVE GOOD REASON

. this year On wedn95d3y_ one advisory: Producers of consumer hard b

service wired clients to “alert for a downside break- through on Thursday."

That is exactly what hap-. pened—a sharp burst of selling: stock premium of Thursday °f “° pamculafl about $7 the first day. but set- tled to a bid price of 21g and 227.3 asked by Friday.

N.Y. Stocks ‘ Slip Sharply . During Week

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lfering of 100.000.000 shares of Communications Satellite Corp. was ma e a h

ws.

For nearly 10 weeks the mar- ket had confined itself to a . . range with a low point of 810,77.i Nghe mOSt actlvfihlssues on the set by the Dow Jones industrial Texas Gulf 83‘] ch“: “Ozzy”: average April 30. Thursday. as 50% on 105290.? S." a 3 prices edged lazily down pastfle‘; o“ 1;, {at this "support," traders un-isy‘ at 10.52% and IoadedfioBeftirre the day lended.’n;hing of“ a.

w ndustrimls punged‘ ' .— 9.31pm.,th 02.48 in me steep. Most active on the American e“ 10" mm. Nov. 22' the day Exchange were Syntex. Off 123/4 preside“ Kennedy was assas.‘ at 747/. on 472,700 shares: Mas- sinated. The average fell 21.16 sew-Ferguson, up 1 at [National Petroleum. up it at 3%.

Curtis Pub- 11%.

the ay.

On Friday. however. there was a fairly vigorous rebound: which brought the Dow back to] 806.03. The loss for the week:

was 14.53. two per cent a year. with a LARGEST DECLINE 1birth rate of 47 and a death The Assocrated Press average I. rate of 25 per 1000 of 00 stocks declined 4.4 to‘ ———'_ __-c 301.6 in the largest decline since 23 when

AFRICAN POPULATION .The UN estimates that Af- rica's population is growing at

. 257 Grafton Si. ‘ 'IIIIIIIIIIIII _

ket the long-awaited public of-

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e goods have good reason to be

E FASHIONETTE this}; med N” I BEAUTY SALON Volume for the week totalled. 0P9“ Ever-V 03? R 21,592,230 sh ares compared}. . Cold Waving . Bleaching‘ w'th 17.292.511 shares for the ‘0 Tmling . Perm. Specialh previous fourday week. ‘ phone 4-9752 In the over-the-counter mar-

Sunda took members of the h . L f l ’ . i y arbor at u h" capmn‘ .' one of the original members sggmgagfidl‘ggfifi‘s l .Optimistic about the second. or the Soda-I“ WhICh was - ALEX M. WILSON P half. Steel says. founded in 1882. John Mat- '

"Production and sales in the major segments—such as auto- I mobiles and household equip- ment—are setting records. And;

Manager 187 Grafton St. Dial 4-8581

thew Jones. Cdr. Petle -Jones' 1 y 1 Chat lotteiown

grandfather. was born 11 ‘

Q SNACKS AND 0 ICE CREAM rnnars

HERMAN’S DAIRY BAR

Airport Road

Wales. but came to Canada and Halifax more than a hun- i

guylng tfiapsflpf consumers in- dred years ago. where he took ; lcate t a <e pace will be an active interest in natural ined." l science. The Erie. which was I ..

The magazine says pdeqC-I commissioned in 1945. and her , ' tion and shipments will un- captain. Which was born in . doubtedly decline in the third, Edmonton. are two more links ; Neptune Theatre of Halifax quarter. but they are not ex-g in the chain of Canada's his- ;

pected to dip as much as usuali iory. ‘ presents

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. _ . ,y John A. Beats The Devnl

. . a new comedy about Canada's first Prime Minister

. . _. :' cl World Premiere in

0 1- .' Fathers of Confederation Centre

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. g . CANADA'S NEWEST THEATRE

. ‘ .1 V I, y .. .‘ Charlottetown

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0 In your pocket today 0 June 3 — Jim 20

. Get it and get it E dunng Beneficial's Golden . GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE

. Jubilee! Get Spring cash to paint up. fix up. tune up, . Confederation Theatre Box Office,

0 dress up—fly good reason! Remember: Beneficial is 0 Queen St , 2-2464

. the one place to call for money the minute you we it .

. it! Call up or come no ...thls very manIeI . cenf‘nniuI Essa Tkke'mobile

. 0 Monday Montague

. L FINAQJCE CO.OF CANADA d 0 Tuesday .............. ., .. Remington r

. cans up to 5000--—Your loan can be life-insure . Summerside RCAF Stn.

. 36 "mm" °°mra°ts °" mans “er “500 .1 Wednesday ................................ .. Summerside

. 108 Kent St. Charlottetown. .1 Thursday ............................................. .. Sourls

. I’IIOM 894-6518 .1 Friday .. . O‘Lenry, Tignish & Alberton

. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTmNT—PHONE FOR HOURS .‘ Saturday __ . _ , Parkdale & Sherwood

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BHAIILOTTETOWII and DISTRICT SPORTS

A public service in the interest of good sport, contributed by

these Charlottetown and district business concerns . . . CLIP AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE

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Basilica Recreation l Centre

Wholesale prices on all sporting goods FROM P. E. I’s ONLY EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE

The Bike Shop and Sport Lodge

185 GREAT GEORGE STREET

SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY SPORT

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(Most Modem Equipment Used)

DRYWALL TOPING

Cornwall Esso Service A. Cecil MacDougall. Lessee

£0 p.m.

Snow Tires In All Sizes

At Reasonable Prices Phone 2-11 5

THE ROD and GUN CLUB

Dancing and Special Entertainment

Friday and Saturday

130 Richmond St. Charlottetown

MONDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 pm. Rnilawny

Also 2" Solid Petition. No nodding needed, Sound PreeI

SWIMMING—Ladies swimming 2.30 to 3.30 YMCA SWIMMING—Men’s Swimming 8 to 10 YMCA

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BARRY’S SNACK BAR (Barry Moore. Prop.)

The Sportsman's Rendezvous Take Out Service Open Daily Until 3 am. _ Phone 4-6767 :5 St. 1’ Rd.“

MEN’S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 p.m.

BOWLING—Open Bowling 10 a.m. to 8 pm. Basilica Recreation Cenire

KEEP FIT—Keep Fit Classes 7.30 pm. Basilica Recreation

Centre TUESDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to s p.m. Rollaway SWIMMING—Ladies Swim s to 10 YMCA

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SWIMMING—Business Men’s Swim 12 to 12.45 YMCA

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PLAY BILLIARDS

Royal Canadian Legion NO. ,I BRANCH

Annual Lobster Stag

FOR MEMBERS ONLY

FOR RELAXATION . SNOOKER . BILLIARDS . EIGHT BALL And Every Other Type Most Modern Environment And Facilities CHARLOTTETOWN BILLIARD CLUB Phone 2-2167 175 Gt. George

SWIMMING—Juvenile Boys Swim 4.45 to 5.15 YMCA WOMEN’S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 p.m. BOWLING—Open Bowling 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 to Basilica Recreation Centre KEEP FIT—Weight Lifting Basilica Recreation Centre WEDNESDAY

BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 tovs p.m. Rollaway SWIMMING—Ladies Swimming 2.30 to 3.30 YMCA SWIMMING—Junior Girls Swim 5.30 to 6.00 YMCA SWIMMING—Family Swim 0:30 to 7:30 YMCA MEN’S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 p.m. BOWLING—Casual Bowling IN: 5-7 Recreation Centre THURSDAY

BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 p.m. Rollaway

Thurs. June llth, 7 PM.

SWIMMING—Junior Boy's Swim 5.30 to 6 YMCA SWIMMING—Ladies Swim 8 to 10 YMCA

TICKETS $1.50

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Other Previous Method We use a special machine developed for this purpose. For full information Pb. 2-2747 after 5 pm.

R. Robison

12 Alexandra Drive

WOMEN'S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 pan. BASKETBALL—Workers Basketball Basilica ch. Centre BOWLING—Open Bowling 10 a.m. to 3 pm. and 5 to 7 Basilica Recreation Centre FRIDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 a.m. Rollawav SWIMMING—Men’s Swim 1:30 YM BOWLING—Casual Bowling 10 a.m. to 8 pm. and 5 to 1 Recreation Centre SATURDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 a.m. Rollaway SWIMMING—Family Swim 1.30 YMCA BASKETBALlr—Girla Swap 1 to R YMCA BASKETBALL—Boy‘s Swap 3 to 5 YMCA

"We Welcome the Transient Diner”

BASKETBALL—Basilica Recreation Centre

Phone Cm ahead 8

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