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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 13, 1965.| LONDON (AP) — Economie | ;/measures announced by | Prime. Minister Wilson as re- | the Confederation of British In-

oe . |e aaat Rhodesia's dec- dustries. He said: “We regard Wife, 2 Children =.=: Shh

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RIVIERE- QUELLE, Gee. [eS shave | Mr. MacPhail hoped| ‘Continued from page 1° —Three members a to work. j

Columbia family were killed) He and the five surviving chil-|hostile atmosohere and a pre- Thursday and seven persons|drep suffered minor injuries. as S¥mption of guilt. a1 were injured in the head-on col-| did the driver of the other car,, The, orosecution ¢ountered | lision of two cars on the Trans-|Yvan Giguere, 22, of Quebec, with testimony that Rivard had | ppeges

the vil-| who was travelling alone. leseaved from ‘ai! im Montreal

..80 miles! Police said the MacPhails| Rivard largely has been held | 'were natives of Valleyview,

in undisclosed jails since he} Mac: Alta., and the bodies of the vic- RS odosia ts

was brought to the United riea’s . B.C.,| tims probably will be sent there. | States for trial. i children—Ker- | tural countries. 16. months.

. MacPhail is the son of A self - styled dope courier, | win, 2, and Kelly, Mis. Duncan MacPhail of Corn- | Joseph Michele Caron of Mont. | ‘obacco—ts m | Police said the Chilliwack

couple’ and their seven children | nursing. home,

wall, an elderly patient in @ real, was a major witness in were heading for New Glasgow, died recently.)

oe aes Clinical Testing Is Stopped On New Pain-Reliving Drug

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of heroin, worth per- WASHINGTON (AP) — Clini- by game-time and I really felt him ‘on two successful dope cal testing of the experimental | like T could give # # g0cd delivery trips to Bridgenort. drug dimethyleulphox! after

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pounds hans $50,000.000 on the black | ide, knowr | shot." and Jones)

market, and on his plea 7 hs ‘ Conn., A cowboy from the Tucuan, Brineess ot | DMSO, has been halted) Pilote picked up an assist in nad run the stuff into Montreal |

Arizona, home of Lewis W- Douglas shows off a horse Snowdon, Douglas,, former ambassador to the Court of

_from the Douglas stable to THIS WEEK AT SDU © Carnival Is Possibility;

|suilty, received 10 years |by voluntary agreement of the the game and handed out sev- |by liner from Europe. He said | (AP Wirephete) |drug’s sponsors, the Food and eral hefty body checks. Whar- |he was carrying a load from —— ——— ——e!'Drug Administration an- nam scored the winning goal. (Mexico on Rivard’s orders nounced. \when caught by the border pa- -. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr., A

e ° itrol here medical direct said RESIGNATION | Roser Bee

jmaine Ideale resort near Mont- jreal im 1963, also testified for |:

Snowdon fed sugar to some the horses.

Policeman Given Eight-Year Term.

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had been observed scien-| g ~ a dope-ruoning trip in |tiary for escortiny bandits heme

Chairman To Make Report tists 2 2 consulting Inboraery | 1 TOrOnto /1963 from Mexico City to Flint, |with their loot after the $1.500- | sti Rhodesia, Leslie Bunt- declaration of independence

“3 GOR (ed trom ‘ it! England and at two US. | ‘Mich... and then on to Montreal /000 aneat mall robberty"" here / ing, lett, is: flanked ‘by Miss from Britain had contest offi Tee. teobentie Comte ee eso pitreme to. the. ee Compane. 1BNOE- | TORONTO - (OP)—The _ tosig: | mt Unie it SORE 8-8 on the Montreal po-| Liberia, Melvilla Harris, dur- cialis checking to see if Lesley

ed on Wednesda evening $0 aim the, ar ares yee , cane “ id {nation of, Walter Gordon as fi- om has not been. charges. | ce for 17 years, was| ing yesterday's swimsuit re- can still compete in the con-

cuss the Winter, Carnival icha os ao te a teat isl verge dt de ‘Er [nance minister was greeted Fri | The two self - styled runners | found guilty of comolicity by| helrsals for the Miss World test.

tion. This question has been \weeks. To be Bn All te te ae wocaenne” borwven thea with undisguised approval iioid altogether of transoorting |Mr, Justice Peter Shorteno. | | contest in London. Rhodesia’s (AP Wirephote

hanging in many minds sine’e |successful at Christmas. — taking |by most Tororito businessmen— | nore than 300 pounds of herois.

vo .- Crown witness Pierre Talon,

many of whom had feuded with |“ Caron’s brunette wife, mother | trial in connection

him while he was istoffice. | of four young children, told of a robbery. testified that it is \making the two Bridgeport trips. | prouly

with him, She was caught here

this semester began. To organ- EXPLOITS

ize a carnival at this late date' The varsity football will require a concerted effort has termi and belongs to on the part of all. history. The game last Saturday

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ie aan want Several said, however.

Charley McMillan was chosen |was not a win but it was a dis- death H of a peer volicles tet Me [wee ae - inet oe Oe ie @¢ chairman for this year. He is [play of spirit that St. Dunstan’s Ges wee Lasihen th ine tat Nadel ate oe ie ; Wet Ie to report back in two weeks on jean take pride in. ‘Ww “Lady he said that to his kmowiledge |f\ "Wait to see what chamees if OTHERS CHARGE {ss rd pgs ge of having a car-|Luck’’ had turned ‘her face to there had been no finding that |v his successor makes before Some unfinished business re- |of mival. The degree of co-opera-|us, the game would have been DMSO caused the death. lirying to estimate what effect mains. Frank Cappola of Bridge- |the dering downtown mail truck

tion Be taseives will have a ours. @reat deal of bearing on Winter| They've done it again! The ree “6h becoming a reality i Duss we High School foot- | 4 now re are many erm . for the third! §. eommittee posts to be filled, time in a row, taken the Island | Leaves For much work te be done, and lots [Potato Bowl. This team has. :

ef people able to do it. There is [been very successful from year | fo need, T am sure, to emphasie to year and in a word — CON- | the necessity of having every- |GRATULATIONS! ! one’s participation. The need)| The St. Dunstan's varsity hoc- right now is people willing to |key team made its debut against | pitch in and make this carnival /PWC of the Junior League on a reality, a success, and one to (Thursday evening by edging be remembered. ie 5-4. The condition of the REACTIONS ice did not enhance. the play “Last Monday night most eyes _ comments at this and ears at SDU were glued to Would be rash. jleft Ottawa yesterday for an ex. eadios or TV sets. The election | out tended trip to New Zealand and

were pouring in from all {fr the team. This number has | Australia.

oF the, country owing (pee, rowed, o,nlaeteen an | ‘ic. MacLean one of seven | end quite unhappy reac- lcuts on the performance in this ng ft age § as = results should -have {m-

game. Another exhibition game printed one fact on all politic- |2@4inst PWC will be played this | a4, at the eleventh general con- fans. That is that. the work of

eee a a rink at | operating the country’s affairs ("© o'clock. The Saints will hit | pauiamentary Ass'n. The con- te of prime importance. The |Dehousie for te game ‘ference will. be held at Parlie- :mext parliament should prove to season on November 20. | ment House, Wellington, New ‘be one truly responsible to the

Kt is a possibility that the team | © ‘be one ¢ wcls an Ulak ous tee Bate an |Zealand, from Nov. 15 to Dec. 8. More results came to us here

year. If this is the case the play- | ; : et SDU on” Wednesday eter. (&t3 will get anuch more ice time Conservative MPs appointed to ‘noon. These were of a much

than they would with the usual the delegation. The other, Hon. more consequence than the elee-

three line system. In. any event | Marcel

tion results. The examination re- (2 Very 800d hockey team is in Joins Mr. MacLean in San Fran- |

turns were out. : the offing. Tt has to be, for the | cisco. :

The reception of exam Maritime hockey championship | Hon. David Stewart former |

‘ean be a time of exultation or of |!8 et stake. \provincial secretary in the nightmares. The reactions rang-

JOrTINGS Shalt ik tho Take Yas oun: Crown Drops Control Case

|his resignation might have on | said about 1,000 investiga- the econom™ of ‘the country.

drug Most businessmen declined to thousands of human patients. \be quoted by name, but one con- most widely used t© istruction industry official noted that although Mr. Gordon's 11- per-cent sales tax on building materials and production equip- ment had been bitterly attacked it now was becoming accept-

"g, has to pay taxes and certainly the tax has not af- fected the amount of construe- tion going on in Canada—every- vege working at capacity,” he

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Magistrate R.S. Hinton, QC. |

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Robert’ George Hunter, § u m- merside, was fined $10 plus costs or 10 days for going through red light. . ’ MUIPAU Me acd ee

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granted a separate date has yet been set, jis free on $100,000 bail . ibattling for a change of | site.

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2 Seas a a \tive on the delegation. He left Thursday in memory of |P.E.I. some time ago on an ex- | the fallen dead, the SDU band tended trip to eastern countries. | was in Souris to. take part in the |

Mr. MacLean said he expects | Remembrance’ Day ~ services t ithere. This year the band is un. | "2 “te Rhodesian question will |

in : Richmond Street, appeared be- service at St. Vincent Ferrer The trip will mark Mr. Mac- ‘fore Magistrate James B. John- ‘Roman Catholic Church in mid-

equator. He is flying via Hawali | gistrate’s Court yesterday charg-

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and Fiji and following the con- ‘eq with failing to provide suit- ference plans to spend 6@me lable and adequate food, care |time in Australia before return- and shelter for a horse. His case jing to Canada later im Decem- was adjourned to Nov. 2% to fix ber. |a date for trial.

Charged with a similar of- fence, Donald Agnew of Sher wood, had his case adjourned to Nov. 22 to fix a date for trial. |The accused's lawyer, Ken Mac- pleaded not guilty on his behal.

Robert Theodore Crane, Ver-

Nursing Group | Names Officers

| ALBERTON — Mrs. Clifford | Ellis, public health nuse_ at

|O’Leary, was elected president |of West Prince Chapter of the

Precipitation

La t M h | Registered Nurses’ Association | adjourned to Dec, 13 for trial. S ont jat the anual meeting a few days ; ‘ : "Sieroter ace Mr. x x. Suey Lema yt ts] SELF-SERVICE | cers are . E. E. | preses on ; Said Normal -|Larter, vice president; Sister othe peovacln sarees taint Laundry & Drycleaning | - | Mary Stanislaus, secretary trea-|tion and its activities. ‘ i October was the first month of | Surer. Directors are Mrs. Ray-| Bernice Bowland of the divis- -@ Economical f the year in which a normal ;™ond O’Meara, Mrs. Fairley|ion of public health spoke on} @ Easy and speedy : amount of precipitation was re- Phillips, Shirley Murray and | trends in public health. @ Visit our Car Wash aise { eG corded in Prince Edward Island. | Mrs. Errol Stetson. - Mrs. Larter expressed are i f SRENSINGTON — Rey. Gor-| ‘Rain mixed with a slight |, Publicity convener is. Mrs. | ciation to both speakers for ‘ Ss &M F Re iin 3 Beth of Kensington Un. | 2Mount of snow totalled 4.78 in. |4- A. MacLeod and program |helpful and instructive addres *, j a é s Church addressed a gather. \Ches above the normal average | Convener ls Mrs. E.£. Larter. | ses. by Eden 8. Ch’tows : ‘gf the Kensington Regional | Ptecipitation of 3.96 inches. The i ting was poe the the Western Hi ital raf , - School oupiis on Tuesday | Warren Burne, meteorologist | Hospital with & large mumker of h =commeeeasemmen ——— ‘ % OFF : g on the océasion: of a 2! the Experimental Farm Sat coated oreaetl. ge num 0 > brance: Day ceremony. "ight said that precipitation: for | Seticine Pucckdeht Motes

ie principal, James R. Mur- |October was three-quarters of Mary Stanislaus, reported on

jute Remembrance Day vigil at |

0. BOX 560 CHARLOTTETOWN, PES the cenotaph in front of the old iz city hall Thursday. One pacifist

Rev. Donald Heap speaking of $ stering ;

. young Americans who recently xpert rkmanship burned themselves to dewth x (tee seas

’ n included "In Flanders Fields’, iriey MacKay, the selec- ‘Great Thou Art” by

‘mocent people?" he asked.

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ing on the highway, had his case |.

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, § was chairman for the ser- 2" inch above normal. Ti ‘ ; $ 3 fad the presentation of the |, Tifuret released by Mr. Burne uring the year. Mrs. Macleod : i All Items Except Linings a jor. Sinclair of the Kensing- Precipitation for this year is 9.69% lene ee Prince Edward Island | x o , i val Canadian Legion Pop- shites ene ae Preci- | Sister Mary Hermina of the Seer rs 4s Reduced: , : mittee, presented anuary ; §. Se aie Mnelad the re. |to October including both months | | , Beer eae a3 ose | Curling Association i . jee chairman with Remon NOBLE FATE? . oF lA a a 5. ment for the wreath, and| TORONTO (CP) — Twenty | | “ : es Ne

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