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Eastern And Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, May 4 1965. 5

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Campbell Case Dismissed

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On Charge Of Nagagenies:

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yy | negligence in the death of I. H_| unsteady on his feet and under a > hearing in city police court yes-/ of Douglas Blair MacDonald ak Gok Sherren, city, terday. given at the inquest. was fined $10 and costs for oper- . The charge arose from an ac-| Magistrate Haslam said he 2tMé 4 motor vehicle without . cident March 6 when Somers | would expect the car to be more ‘eé!stration was killed -while walking om seriously damaged if the accus) ~There were five cases of \ . North River Road. _ | ed was travelling at a high rate drunk and incapable. Two of the Following testimony of 10 wit-| of speed at the time of the ac- accused were each fined $20 and i A. J. Has-| costs or 20 fined All the bitterness of the war Heré in Prince Edward Istana | nesses, Magsorsie —— Hoot ee ee ee ee ae Oe Se eee ae and especially the ivornondonn | Se Ove S web ee one sufficient evidence to put this| was not travelling at a high rate | fifth was fined $10 and costs or loss of lives and ships in the At) Or Snich all naval men be | man on trial for such'2 serious) of speed and so it can’t be pre-| five days. : : ‘antic were reca as “Battle we charge.” “sumed otherwise. the police One fined and of the Atlantic” Sunday official- | UStly Proud both for its war) Crown Prosecutor Alan Scales| witnesses, Miss Campbell andl cout oc 90 auve for tenecing. ly Canada’s celebrations | ‘raining effort called eight witnesses. Raymond | Mr Chandler stated that the ac- | avy League Week. peacetime esprit de corps HMICS | John Murphy of Murphy's Ser-| cused was not impaired.” ~ Charlotte ice Station, Charlottetown, tes-' Defence counsel John "In its own way the week pays |S paroud train \iied tt bo hd cheb oleae . poets to many mes wo-| However, naval service to|March 7 the 196 model car | men) in a variety of sea roles.' country in far from a thing of | driven by Campbell and found it They range range from the Royal Can’ | the past here. Right in Char-|to be in good driving condition, | adian Navy and amed Merf- jottetown the Royal Canadian | although the speedometer was) | chant Navy all the way along Sea Cadet Corps Kent has 60) not working, the muffler was off to inctade Wrens and Cadets of boys in training while the Navy and the front of the engine bos- ~ COGS WOLFE AT DOT WHARF PREPAR ES FOR HER SPRING BUOY SOMEDULE — te walnan Cn Oe ee ee eaees— these various branches of the | RCSCC Summerside has 5 boys Sgt. Charles Ready. city police, soditorium on Dunkirk Street services are at work. They have| and down east. RCSCC Souris | who was called to the scene of 4. a vital peacetime role to play in| has another 22 enrolled. These | the accident. at 1.05 a.m. iden-. John Eldon Green, regional TB League training Canadian youth and| are the reasons the support of | tified photographs taken at the director of preparing it to meet any future all is asked for Navy League | oSs Seats later that more and old age pensions will chai ' Week. : |measurements later that morn- a pend musing o'r. aod) Prans Annual - jing. He | also “listed articles Doc e | lore wit a [SSerecant Ready sid the pave i sn, Pee ae FOF May 5 | 11 Cases Appear On Docket pest've: som sine tre |topic of family life education i With their wittter service com-; Both ships will eventually : Bef was good. He said he saw the sleted in the St.. Lawrence River swing into their spring program ee pee na The = aun luncheon ore Acting Magistrate accused at about 1.30 a.m. and ‘he CCGS Wolfe and CCGS Tup- of buoy laying in the Northum- cenble‘ ta tee atkacls as part| ort, © Oe ESL Dae. : | again shortly after 3 a.m., and ver have retufned to their sum- berland Strait, the North Shore | of the school curriculum and as| Guieis Leage will be Beld at) 1, 14. Queen's County Magis- John Nelson Dawson Hooper, | S#id he could smell liquor off mer base in Charlottetown. of P-E.I., Magdalen Islands and an extension activity within the | "¢,Chariottetown Hotel May 5.) |. Court 11 cases Parkdale charged with using a | ‘Dg accused's breath but would The Wolfe, which arrived ‘in| the west coast of Newfoundland. | school : Registration is at 11:39 a.m. | pty ma rer > Sam cae that others | 20, 27 he was impaired. several days ago and tied up at The Tupper is standing by to A White Elephant sale in aid) “it! tuncheon at 12:30 p.m. were @ satay oR ps ek Oe ae a : offi. | Cpl. Robert Williams of the the new Department of Trans- proceed to sea for laying of the| of the school library with Ivan | .,C¥eSt speaker will be Dr. G.E. ree toe ee Shile lear’ aed bla come yoles uit | RCMP identified a plan of the @@ sort wharf, is currently carry- | buoys at Wood Islands and Cari- as auctioneer. will be| Maddison, director of tuber- 3 B — -_ aa ow a case adjourned accident which he had drawn fary ar, img. out some minor dockside ‘bou for the Northumberland! held following the ‘meeting, | Culosis control, province of New | use ohnston ” ee Se from the measurements given machinery maintenance. ferry wrvice. which will be chaired by W. A.| Brunswick. === - Alls: MacKenzie Fleming of | adie, charged with obstructing = ee tee Ce partake inci A spokesman for the depart-| Murphy, president of the asso-| Capsule presentations relative x , , ue. , \ment yesterday indicated that | te the pect year's work will be |S Ot ssoall charged with police officer had his case ad-| pathologist, described findings of CITY AREA inn cuiaiitiaied to ten aiveih ane | gwen by ity De. John Gllie, Men. | Sloss PS anes tor, sice | Charice Beard aa |S Peet actos, cxanetantion on) ‘SATURDAY, MAY 8 AT8.30P.M. ~; [pee eeten 56 ee Se ae ton Dew, _Exme Toit, amd |525 election. John Holmes” is|charged with angiing with more| E. S. Chandler of North FUNERALS ail Blagg 3 aki oe Dr. FA. Macilia, presi- a ak than one line had his case ad- | River Road said the accused had| Jean Kerr's Greatest Broadway and be heavy. dent the league, yesterday sevkeeh Feeney, Deol, Morray |ioecasd’ etl May 10 See bene jcomee 0 MS Oia fie “ DALZIEL FUNERAL — The He estimated that it might well | | expressed his pleasure relative [River, charged with impaired Me es London Comedy Hit ee Robert Dalziel be another week. before the to the sumber who have indica | | sey morning. The C cai Mramcton' wan 4 oa ce ? of 109 Upper Queen Street was buoys can be set out for the tod their. intention: to ottend fhe | - tuo _ witnesses, Constable | costs for leaving the scene of am Presented by held yesterday afternoon, Mag et es ne ee " — ee 2 of the ic dokeck. |acetasal Bas 3, 1965, from the Cutcliffe Fun- pper, ’ . “con- : sa asf oni ha Mae Wart cms sre eee in ot Tere fe uae THE COMPANY OF TEN Church where the funeral |¢xperienced some hard going im Sapartent nest tn Netqwenladle ast’ MaDonald il Seetued, and two accused service was. conducted by Rev. the strait particularity. in_ the a Ser tae ubeibald, CAU160 Mar. |fesnd $9) aa: conte tor toocio: ; oa Hh ggeTce eg Md be. | [Peer eer amma See be Gn Un Cate W-| iter eo pie pees meat ollowing | All-professional__Cast _ featuring Elisabeth _ Oriom were: The Lord's My Shepherd RE ENTERS BOOTITAL | Music Festival ness. Mr. Buell was remanded others were fined $25 and costs | Michael Ball; Ron Braden; Sharon Pollock;

morning. : Irvingstream isi.at the com. | Biainé Gauthier. son of Mr.|

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were: Ernest: Perry, Michael | mooring: and~ Mrs. Raymond Gauthier, Pasure, William Doiron, Alex |Kent St., has again entered the | Corrections . day and the prize for drama'minister Donald Fleming for his Ford. Harold Huggan and Earl Spring Park H-S | | Charlottetown Hospital- Fo Mo nta s \ceeaies See Aklect ‘Wai Monslcerent attet aa Gn Camedia iggs. Interment was in Floral : ros r gve Hills Memorial Gardens: el RESTING TABLY ae | by.- -Frank D: Gilroy. Development Corporation. Features Pan Mrs. Wendell Large. Sherwood | gQNTAGUE — The following | ime Tb a History Award He described = viene | MacDONALD FUNERAL e is a patient in the Prince Ed- corrected . iv to reenbac’ re by comments as a -gun The funeral for Mrs. Angus On Family Life ward Island Hospital where she Sieec weuien eo garg Se | Irwin Unger. ~ and said he does not know whe- | | MacDonald was held Saturday, junderwent surgery Saturday | tague last W ‘aal The biography award was ther it was motivated by a de- es 9 made to Henry Adams, a three-- sire to get back. in

May 1, from the MacLean Fun- Lorne Hennessey, program Morning. She is reported resting |

eral Home where service was chairman of the Spring Park | comfortably. Class girls’ solo j conducted by Rev. D.A. Camp- Home and School Association, | years: wd Sandra aichaan bell. During the service Mrs. has announced that a pane dis-| FIRE EXTINGUISHED Souris, @: 2 (tie) Anne Solo

Neighbors and friends gather-|

sion on Family Life Educ Leo MacLean sang Beyond The cussio! amily e a- i ae a tues

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mon, A | caused slight damage to a barn | = 3. Leslie Lambie, Souris,

news in case there is a Geckn leadership vacancy or whether 'Mr. Fleming was speaking on behalf of certain investment companies “‘with which he is \said to be now associated.” -«. against rescinding the ll-per-|dians are concerned about the sales tax on building Sup- | increasing degree of absentee and production machinery |control of Canadian business the proposal for a Canada/and resources. But any efforts

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Sunset. Then to the Hartsville tion will feature the May meet Presbyterian Chur¢h where ser- ing scheduled for -the school | causes iS tear tree oF Tt soe Seen ttle on | Riverdale, Friday. The fire was were: The Great Phys- | EASTERN brought under control before the eian Now Is Nearer and It Is ; ites Sf abost 115, | Not Death To Die. The 23rd FUNERALS ss ned call about 1.15. Psalm was sung-in Gaelic by i COIN COLLECTORS Chester Martin and Allan Cam- | “She ates of cole SDU Professors _eron. Organist. was Mrs. Wins-. BURKE FUNERAL — Funer- | wit be et oe ton Watts. Pallbearers in Char- al for Peter Burke was held | ‘by Daniel Dayan at the monthly Attend Talks . lottetown were:.John Nicholson, | April 24, from the Perry Funer-| meeting of the P_E.I. N : Edward White, Garfield Tre-|al Home to St. Alexis Church. tj, Association at the YMCA ‘On En ineeri , mere, Ronald Woodgate, Lester seated we 5 a was cele- this evening.. Mr. Dayan’s talk g ng Gillespie and Allan, Cameron.. brat v Keefe who to &#Palihearers in Hartsville were: talon: “conducted service: at the Soleo Fg er a > ae eo oe and

“. - Duncan . Macintosh,... Edward grave’ Pallbearers were John | . MacDonald, Herbert Thompson,| Mooney, Alphonsus Peters, Ar- | pa ae : ' \eering department at St. Duns- James MacDonald, Donald Mac- thur Burke, Edward Gauthier, | CWL CARD PARTY tan’s University returned over

Following are the results of the weekend from Nova Scotia

- Innis and Cecil Nicholson. Inter- Clifford Peters, Walter Burke. | ment took place in Springton! [taterwaegt, was, in. the church ‘the card party sponsored by the |Where they attended a sympos- Cemetery. . cemetery.’ |CWL of St. Eugene's parish, ium on engineering education. ee Covehead, Monday night: ladies’, The symposium was ‘conduct-

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row, and Harold Taylor: door only chair in engineering educa-| oie (Mrs. Alfred Morrison. tion’ in North America. ; About 40 professors from :Tech | “post STUDENTS and its associated universities -Mr. and Mrs. Ernie

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is sympathetic to so plaints about the tax, but: ar: improve m en tin employment gued the issue should be kept in | Conditions. perspective.

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