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Shown above is Cpl Edward (Ted) James Braund receiv- ing the Canadian Forces De- cqration for 12 years of mer- ito:-'ous service in tibe RCAF. Maidrg the presentation is Group Capt. A.G. Dagg. CD. llefr) commanding officer of RCAF Station Sunnnerside. Cpl Braund was born in Win- nipeg and is a veteran of the Second World War. He re- enlisted in 1948 and has served

WESTERN BRIEFS

ENTERS HOSPITAL Joseph Arsenault. Alberton, is

in Canada and France. Col. Brsund is stationed at - meruide. as a refrigeration technician; is married and

VanclalsContinue Attacks In Prince

Vandals continue to plague lficers also reported encounter- fisheries inspectors in the Tig- '

nish area, Warren Farrar, chief fisheries inspection officer. said yesterday.

Latest reports on vandalism concern the stoning of a fisher-. ies department car Monday night Miminegash. Damage to the car was slight, and Mr. Farrar said such incidents are quite common in this region.I

Three fisheries patrol boats were extensively damaged by

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Richard Mclnnis, Tignish. pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while his ability was impaired by alcohol and was given a sentence of $100 a ‘ costs or 30 days by Magistrate W. Chester S. MacDonald in magistrate’s

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Prince County court yesterday,

RCMP evidence revealed that Mclnnis was operating a motor vehicle not equipped w brakes or a horn at the time and he struck a 15-year-old boy who ls.still in hospital.

Mary Leona Bernard. Pleas- ant View, charged with possess- ion of eight one-gallon bottles and seven twelve-ounce bottles of illicit spirits, pleaded n ot guilty and the case was adjour- to ‘Oct. 10.

Boyd Bernard, Pleasant View, separately charged with th e same offence, also pleaded not guilty and the case was adjour- ned to Oct. 10. Both accused are counselled by Alexander Camp-

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Roy Leith Stavert. Indian Ri- ver. was fined $100 and costs under the Gasoline Tax Act for operating a motor vehicle pow- ered with marked gasoline. Ac- cused told the court that b e ran out of gas on the highway and borrowed some marked gas to get home. Magistrate Mac- Donald stated he had no choice in the matter but to impose the sentence.

mg roadblocks and bombard- ments of stones, resulting in damage to patrol cars.

Mr. Farrar earlier expressed concern over possible injury to fisheries inspectors. I-le empha- sized that crew members act in the capacity of inspectors, not law-enforcement officers.

The RCMP is conducting an investigation of the incidents.

The peak number of divorces 'CASE ADJOURNED 1947. Leith Clarence P a y n t e r,

a. patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. IS PATIENT

Thomas Henderson. llliontrose, is ‘a patient in the Western Hos- pitai_

IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Alfred Gillis, Aiberton. is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospit .

VISITING IN S’SIDE ‘Mrs. Arthur Hardy, Montrose, is visiting her son and daughter- in-law, . Mrs. Norman Hardy, Sumrnerslde.

OUT OF HOSPITAL Mrs. Hamid Chlow has re- turned to her home in All:-erton after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

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to be Gilbert Gallant of Piusvi11e_

. WERE GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs; Frank McAlduff and Miss Frances McAlduff were guests of Mr_ and Mrs. Austin Gaudet. Summerside, on Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Charles McA1d-uff and Mrs. Frank McKenna of Elms- dale who visited Mr. and Mm. Robert O'Brien.

AT HARPER ROAD

Frank Jalsset, ewton. Mass; r and Mrs Fred R a s, also nd

ARE VISITORS Everett Richard, I-Iarper Road a

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Searl, Saint John, N.B., and George Searl, Florida, U.S.A.

RETURN HOME

J. Watson MacNaught, QC, a n d Mrs. MacNaught, return- ed home on Monday evening from attending the annual meet- ing of the Canadian Association for Retarded Children in Hall- fax last week, and the Rotary‘ Institute in New Glasgow on Monday.

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Freetown, charged with driving while his license was'suspend- ed, pleaded not guilty and the case was adjourned to Oct. 2. Four accused pleaded guilty to charges of possession of in-

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one accused was fined as and costs for failing to yield the right-of-way and another accus- ed was fined #10 and costs for passing ’another vehicle on a solid white line.

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