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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Nov. 17. 1965. been an umusual rise ia aircraft accidents im Canada this year, |

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a iae aid ie Netusaitg it handled tae a 280 and 300 a year most of the acci- SUMMERSIDE — Magistrate cense which had been foreleited jirerah — W.-Chester S. MacDonald found | |Accused was represented by G that there was sufficient evi- Bruce, MacDonald — his case Mr. Bolduc sad statistics on dence to commit Sterling Joseph | was adjourned to Dec. 23. the number of fatalities and | Bernard to stand trial for the Carl Joseph Arsenault and j capital murder of Roger Labobe | Touissant Bernard, both of Sum- charge of causing a distrubance at Lennox Island on Sept. 26, in| merside, charged with break tm a publie place by being drunk. County Court yesterday. and entry into a Freeland store, A second charge of impaired While awaiting trial, Bernard had their cases adjourned to driving against the accused wag will be held in custody in Prince Nov. 23 to set a date for trial. adjourned to Jan. 4, ‘amd sen County Jil. | Emmanual Stanislaus Gallant. tence on the disturbance charge Charges of illegal sale of liquor Summerside, who has pleaded was deferred to that date. against three Summerside taxi | not guilty to illegal sale of liquor,’ F-O Maxwell Delaney, Sum- drivers, Louis Joseph Gallant, had his case adjourned to Jan. merside, represented by G Donald Joseph Gallant and Alli- |20 for trial. son Carlyle Mills, were with- , IMPAIRED DRIVING drawn by the,Crown. The same|: The cases of Clifford Francis charge against another taxi dri-|LeClair and George Arnold | ver was dismissed at a previous |Thompson, both of RCAF Sta- | court session by the magistrate. |tion Summerside,.were adjourn- |All four men were represented jed for hearing in January. Both | 'by Allison M. Gillis 'men pleaded not guilty to the) | Denzil Ernest Moore, Grand | charge of impaired driving. | River, pleaded not guilty to fail- Edmund Joseph Perry, 4 jing to surrender a driver's li- | tral Bedeque, pleaded guilty to a |

As usual, dents involved

Bruce MacDonald, was fined $10 plus costs for speeding.

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This is a good time to vent the winter damage mice often cause to apple other fruit trees, suggests Kilpatrick, horticulturist .with P.E.1. department of ture.

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E. P. Weeks, executive direct- Months for the Geving of fea- or, and representatives of Aces ‘ure length pictures. N applies } |Research and Planning Ltd. of only to the last three nights of |Niagara Falls, Ont.,'and-Econo- the week, Thursday, Friday and \mic Intelligence Unit Ltd. of Saturday. It is believed the for- the London, England, met with the mal agreement wil be signed

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ground to the lower limbs. Re- (provincial cabinet yesterday later this week. move the paper in early spring. morning. However, should a live stage LAST YEARS The survey of Maritime trars- perfromance be available to

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Hon. F. W. Rowe, Newfound- land's minister of finance, is ex- pected to represent the premier of that province, Joseph Small- wood, at the Atlantic Premier’s

Conference here next Monday. It} °

is believed that Mr. Smallwood pra ape ally mor vig |

Premiers Robert Stanfield Nova Scotia and Louis Rote | chaud of New Brunswick will be in attendance: .

Reports will be heard on the attivities of the Maritime Trans-| poration Commission, the Atlan- |”

~ He Provinces Research Council,. Atlantic Province House in Lon: don, trade with the New Eng- land States and off-shore mineral rights.

The eneetings will begin at 10 @clock in the morning and will adjourn at 12:30 when the prem- jers will lunch with Lieutenant Governor W. J. MacDonaM at Government House. The after- noon sessions will resume at 2.30 and in the evening Premier Shaw will host a dinner for the delegates at the Charlottetown

“ MR. MacPHAIL

Tourist Year Sets Record 5 ow : In Province: Tourist traffie to Prince Ed- ward Istand jumped another 15.7 per cent in 1965 to establish a record, it was disclosed by | Hon. Linyd G. MacPhail, min- ister of tourist. development. second year in a row, exceeded | the average annual 19 per cent increase by 53 per cent,” the

Minister -said. ‘‘An early start in June and a record-breaking

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A heavy docket of 15 cases fac- ef Justice of the Peace Albert.

Dinnis, in’ Queens county traffie-

court yesterday. George K. Thomas, Morell, | was fined $25 and costs on

July set. the stage for another bumper season. Excellent wea- | ther through most of the summer resulted in tourists staying long- er and should have a beneficial effect on next year's business,” | he added.

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through which the firms ture programming is not up to will work. | an approved standard. { ft naeece in be een | This agreement, # was learn- felt necessary by premiers | eq, will go into effect starting the in view of the .faét that Bill first week in December. | C-120, which has received first |

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a charge of faulty brake equip-; ment.

Joseph V. Hayes, Mt. Stewart | pleaded not guilty to a charge | of failing to anvear for inspec- tion by the RCMP and had his

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Fines of $10 and costs were tmposed on the following traf- fic offenders ter River, failing to report for inspection: William H. Mae- Master, Mt. Stewart. parking violation: Daniel Beaton, city, insufficient equipment; Mac- Kinnon Bros.,

Lewis Ford, Hun- |

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| Elmsdale Man Fractures Legs

ALBERTON Wentworth Yeo of Elmsdale met with a | painful accident Monday after- noon when he was pinned be- tween his car and the barn.

He had left the car to open a barn door when the car began to move while he was behind it. Both legs were fractured

He was taken by ambulance

tional Defence and Aid Fund, lwhich helps dependents of pe- litical prisoners in several coun- tries He is an outspoken critic ‘of South Africa’s face segrega- ition policy.

| An Island Holstein cow, Bar- ‘gate Bonnie Dale produced 17,- 960 pounds milk, 746 pounds but- | \terfat for owner J. Lincoln De- war, New Perth, according to the current issue of the Holstein- Friesian Journal :

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