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2 The Guardian. Charlottetah vn Tues.,

Juby

20, 1965..

| hat the mecused had passed the car south of the imtersec- nd that the line ‘there was h nPa accused was represented Kenneth R MacDonald

2

Magistrate Dismisses Case Of Passing Over Solid Line

The case of Keir MacLeod of Bonshaw. charged \iith passing on a solid white line, was dis; missed by Magistrate James 8 Johnston, QC. in Queens County Magistrate's Court yesterday

Constable lan Oland. Charlot- tetown RCMP, test fied the ae:

cused had passed a car on. the Pleasant Grove road inter section, at a point where the highway has a solid white line MacLeod and ‘three witnesses, Mr. and Mrs. William Al! en, Charlottetown, and Constance Clark, August ine Cove, test) fied

\!an-K. Seales represented the our ® \ Charlottetown youth Ger Stephen Malone, Queen E! th Drive, pleaded guilty.to throwing @ beer bottle through window of a car driven by \an Orville Richardson. Stan- hope, and was fined $20 and

sts or 10 days. Restitution had siready been made, it. was explained.

4 man was fined $20 and costs er 30 days for illegal possession of liquor, and another was fined

$20 ) and costs or 15 days for

4

being tntoxicated & «@ public place

The case of Charles Ear! Lund, Dorchester Street, Char- lottetown, charged with re- porting to the police an offense which had not been committed, was set over.to Aug 23 to fix a date for hearing

Malcolm --Leith MacPherson, Richmond Street, Charlottetown, was remanded to July 21 on’ a charge of theft of a wrist watch The accused pleaded not guilty at an earlier court session

COIN IS WORTH MORE

The silver content of the

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Two Lolterers Get Suspended 20-day Secs:

Two Charlottetown men, Te: ranee H. Smith and Wayne W MacDonald, were given 20-day suspended sentences for loiter ing when they appeared yester- day in city police court

Magistrate A. J. Haslam, Q

. remanded David Francis Howait

of Victoria to July 2% -on a charge of obstruction of the law

Ralph B. Dowling appeared on a speeding charge and was as- sessed $15 and costs or _ five

worth 92 Gents but the coin’s ays

barter value is" up | to $1 50.

John MacInnis, city’ was fined

$08 and costs or 18 dave for fafl- livestock markets Trading wee

Ferry Traffic

ng to step at the scene of an moderate accident Receipts) 447 cattle, 175 There were five drunk and calves; 1 hog. “23 sheép and C es ncepenie cases on this mor- ontinu s docket. Four were given Chbice sicers 26.00 -

om aa fines of $20 and costs or good 24.75-25.75;

~” days while a fifth was given a 24.50; common 17.00-21.75

days suspended sentence

D Frank Sigworth of Charlot-| 18.00-19.75; Good cows 15.50-17.00; sales to driving was given a remand 1825; medium “14.00-15.75; com- without a plea being taken until mon ™12.50-14.50: : cutters 7.00-13.25

tetown, charged * with. drunken

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