ISLAND NEWS PAGE.

Montague, Souris, Kings County: 4 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. March 14. 1963.

$50 Fine Levied' For Theft Of Gas

GEORGETOWN — Donald .IFl“!i\'hn was unable to he present ome O‘Brien. Cardizan. plead'ng‘m court yesterday

I f ' “a” “f THREE CASES gum” '" "9' n ("Ir ‘ on Three other cases in which

gasoline when he appeared lie-‘Mr‘ Nicholson is counsel were fore Magistrate James B. .lohn- also adjourned to March 27. They aton. QC. in Kings (‘niinty ma:- were those of an accused. charg istrate‘s court. yesterday. was ed with possessmn of liquor in a fined $50 and costs or 30 days. place other than his residence: It was revealed in the court Vf‘m’ L0H“ Henderson- Gm?" that the 16-year-old accused had River. charged ““lh Senmg 11ft been given a year's suspended "013 and Lloyd Penna Sander- sentence in September. 1962. Sort. Brudenell, charged with John 5mm?" Mnan Camp drivtng while his licence was I also Acharn‘ed with isuspended‘ . "Bum. M ﬂaw.” George Hector Higginabotham. : v , . ‘ ‘ ~' Murray River. was fined S25 and. pleaded not -lllIl) and had his _ case adlournerl in March 27 ms" m" new“: m I15 posses‘ . ‘ ‘1 ‘ C1 sion liquor not purchased from Pius Reginald . orrisson. iar- a vendm lottetown. charzed with 115s prey Two men we" each "ﬂed $20 tences and mm mm" m. de'hand costs for haying liquor in a3 fraud‘ '" “‘3' hp d'd' ‘mIaMl‘Il-V place other than their residenc- obtam “WIS m m" ‘31”? “f $°0 es. and a third man was fined from Matthew and )lacLean by $20 and costs for being toxi_ means of a worthless cheque. had cated in a public place. * his caseqadlo'lrl’wd f" 5m?“ on John Brendan Curran. Vernon March 1“ 1‘" p ‘33 “3“ '3 9" jRiver. received a fine of $10 and Benedict Joseph Lutz. Peak'es costs {m failing to Signal before Roadih Chafﬁed “'1111 Wilma 119‘ making a turn with his vehicle. nor. ad his case adjourned to Deputy AMI—newsman] J, Ar. March 27. The accused was re- thur McGu'gan represented the presented by John P Ni'cholson. Crown in all cases.

Possession Of Stolen Goods Charge Dismissed By Court

The case against John Charles:(‘harlot.tetown. and Walter Sno- Martell. Georgetown. chargedzland Berrinan. Charlottetown. With possession of stolen goods were. remanded to March 2.5. valued at less than $50. was d‘s- The case of Earl William Kou~ missed yesterday by Magis‘ . ghan. Johnston‘s River. charged tit-ate James B Johnston. QC. ingwith driving in a manner dan- Queens County magistrate's‘gerous to the public was ad- court. journed to March 15.

George Thomas Corrigan. Tra- Donald Bruce Simmons. Corn-

cadte; Joseph Thomas )‘IcNaIly. wall. charged with unlawful Bedford; and Charles Raymond parking. was remanded to Corrigan. Tracadie. all charged March 20

with unlawfully fishing oy.ters:’ Charged With indecent assault. on a pubic fishing bed. were re- : John James Cheverie of New manded to March 2'7. ‘Zealand. was remanded to March

Charged With break. entry and ‘ 20 in Charlottetown. w h e n he theft. E d w a r d Francis Burns. faild to appear in court

St. Teresa’s Has Ice Carnival As Education Week Proiect

ST. TERESA'S —— As an Edit-Bertha Hughes. Lorna Gill and cation Week demonstratxon. St.jCarl Carmichael. Linda MacDon- eiresa‘s school teachers and'ald and Billy Gil] pupils held an ice carnival last Races - six years - hoys21. Wednesday afternoon. A number‘Carl Carmichael. 2. David Gill: of parents and friends attendedugirls: 1. Lorna Gill. The judges were Sister hIaricIHuglies Annette. CS‘M; Betty Gotell. and' Seven years ~ boys: 1. Lornie Laura Bradley The prizes were McKenna. 2, Parker MacDonald; awarded by Sister ‘Vfary Alfred. 1girls- 1 Brenda Handrahan. James hilarNallv was starter-i Eight years boys 1. Lorine while Sister Mary Bennett artedfarmichael. 7. Perry Fiirran. 3. as master of ceremonies. :Shawn Hughes; girls: 1 Janet The results were: ‘Curran. 2. Mary T. Walsh. 3. Best costume — Kevin CurranuMaureen Kenny. Margaret Hughes an :1 Elana Nine years - boys: 1. Billy Kelly 1Smith. 2 Kenny McKenna. 3. Funniest costume ~— Jimmy Ban-y MacDonald: girls- 1 McCarthy. Catherine (‘iirran Freda Gill. 2, Mary Smith. 3 Graceful skater — girls —Hea-iKathleen Curran. ther MacDonald. Linda MacDon- Ten years . boys; 1. Leo Gin. aid and Marie Baldwin. Boys— .2. Kevin Curran: girls: 1. Dianne Edward Gill. Mervin Bradley BHdlBradley. 2. Heather MacDonald. Billy Gill. Ele .n years - boys 1, Ken- Skating muplss A- Shawn and neth Walsh. 2, Ian MacDonald. 3. " George Gill. girls. 1 Teresa Gill.‘ 2. Judy Smith. 3 Joan Ccrran Twelve years - boys: 1 Ever-

Dominion Tar ‘ iett MacDonald. 2. Leo Mclnnis.I

sales Increase 1‘3. Melvin Gillis: girls: 1. Donald

MONTREAL (C?) '“ Domm'Mat-Donald. 2. Gloria McCarthy.’ ion Tar and Chemical Co. Ltd. ‘3, Marion Smith, . reports its salts _of chemicals Thirteen years - boys: 1, Kel- ms" 12 9" Cent "1 1962. com‘.vin Bradley. 2. Edward Gill. 3.‘ Pared “’"1‘ gm“ Off 51" Per 9th IFi-ancis McAree: girls: 1. Kath. in 53'“ “f hllﬂdmg "Elena‘s leen Kenny. 2. Joanne Curran. 3. and four per cent in pulp an [Fem-v Cling". ‘ 939” prm"°"" Th” compel”: Fourteen years - boys: 1. Mer- does about three-fifths of its Vin Bradlev' 2_ Tommy Gm. busmess "I pulp and .papgr iris: 1. Linda MacDonald. 2. pmducts' and about one'flm'.m Sheila MacDonald. 3. Therese

b dmg Lawlor.

2, Bertha ‘

each of chemicals and

materials' I Fifteen years - boys: 1. Louis A5 mtvim'sly Wm?“- t“emaish. 2. 'George Ciirran: girls: company s "ital 531“ m 1962 ‘ I. Marie Baldwin. 2, Anne Walsh.

rose 5.6 per cent to $343,975.63). £14? negation; Isiﬁgrga‘zofnzgiza Sixteen years and over - boys: . ' -‘ - ‘ ' 1. Billy Gill. 2. Gerard Baldwin. xlhilgzlm'lgg'oaz' or $129 a Share’ .3. Danny Carmichael: girls: 1. ' iNoreen Gillan. 2. Eileen McAree. 3. Hilda Cat-mic ael 1

ﬂ { Boys relay race — grades seven and eight. vs. one and ten - grad- ?es seven. eight winners. " Broomball - girls grades seven. eight. vs. nine. ten - Tie 1-1. [Th cimaxotthe

e i n l was the crowning of the king and: SISTER DIES

queen. chosen by popular vote. .Billy and Laura Bradley. 'The king and queen led off a Iskate and the carnival was brought to a close. Word has been receilved by P , i

Joseph J Rooney. Morel . of the co

death of Sister, Mrs. Joseph "ca rrec' on

G. Clansey. Newton. Mass. Mr.

Rooney has left to attend the I” 0'" “‘9 “mm” “‘9

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3. A nne Smith

BEATON FUNERAL — The funeral for James w. Beam

n was held Wednesday afternoon

tmm hm late residence. Flat

tum to St. W's United. 1'. M. lIeweIIyn Clairol), Belle River. Dr. A. S.'

Wur conducted the service atI

tho bane. church artw-

O nym- sung by the choir weré' Montague. P.E.l. “lilo Lords My ‘. "In The Sweet Bye andI

on! . ‘ Lg". A duet "Never Grow: . r; ... .... a. Pig... FALSE TEETH an and - J. C N "m Malcolm MM ‘l'tiot Loosen ma. William Ben. Rom ﬂood Not Emborrou W may wearers of mu tooth hove ""u’u‘fa‘é‘am‘m'mm “m”? bled situation ' o. '39; It intoorotchtuhoppontn to oprinklo a mu. no . the alkaline non-acid) powder. on I at, arcs-“tr...” r m be. . ' ‘ I mi- dVSIfr " “"

PRINCE EDWARD lSLAN—D’S GREATEST FRIEND

John Diefenbaker Prime Minister of Canada!

The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker

Prime Minister of Canada

Since the election of o Diofenbokor Government in Ottawa. and a Conservative government in this province. our Island has known the greatest years of progress and achievement since Confederation . . . progress which has resulted in such tangible benefits as:

' direct payments from Ottawa increased from $5‘/2 to $12% millions annually

. new ferries and improved terminal facilities at Borden and Wood Islands

. TWO pension increases for veterans and for the aged a nd greatly improved weIfa re payments

. over5 millions for the Island’s National Parks ' over 7 millions for Roads to Resources

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. . . and now, for the future . . . I

Diefenboker’s Dynamic I

I“FIVE YEAR PLAN“

JOHN DEFENBAKER

will speak in Prince Edward Island on Thurs, Mar. 14th on behalf of these Conservative Candidates:

3 A k. E l. l 5 . ~4 .

The Hon. J. Angus i acLeim Queen! Count;

ﬂea th Maenuarrio

Mrs. Margaret Maodonold Kings County

Lorne Monkley

Queens County Prince Counb

I. : TIME OF MEETINGS

l SUMMERSIDE - | Capital Theatre 10.30 AM.

| MORELL- I Regional High School 3:00

I CHARLOTTETOWN -

Birchwood High School 8.30 PM.

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On Monday, April 8th

I VOTE 5 CONSERVATIVE

P.M.

. . .voto for tho govornmont - and tho poopIo - who have givon this Island tho greatest your: of prog ross since Confederation . . .

P.8d. Comet-votive Association

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