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that they endeavour to impress first on their young clients the d8!l~illt‘ll' ger of continuing a way of life.‘ Iltllll' contrary to law was made yes- less terday by Police Court Masts-,tlicr

on behalf of two youths Elven for theft.

The yo ut h s. Barry Russell Reginald Carr and David .Iohn MacDonald. had sentence sus-

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The firm of Curran and {Building yestPI‘diiM 7 ﬂ__ ,

. a ' . mi: .. ...... .. Q a... 'L .7 . #- Coffin as mortgage loan manarz- ‘ er of their Kitchener. Ont. ‘ | ‘ - — 3 branch. - . » , . .. 1h hie, A dhmnimon crew is seen Briggs Limited began i'aztng ~" Mr. Coffin is the son of {if r. girliid‘iif laugh? I): tearing down the old building the main walls of the Cabot . a d Mrs. Grover Coffin of Mor- 5' ‘ ‘ Rlnk Open ell. em.

reduced to a mere pile of rub-

t.>tt tnv’ court during the o h o l . month. He also advised that t lTwo Nomlnafed I seitial complaints had b ee n. ' _ u

"“gm‘ie‘l aim“ the O'IH’aY‘ .\i(i'\'T:\(:UF‘. _'rtte Montague For canad'an street and that he also receiv- hockey and Skating rink Wm ‘ ‘ . ‘ iczt‘ls on t 9 action en by night wlten the Montague l’rim- to” ha" hm’ m- hiq ramméd [he mum“ to pmmd the suld- ms” Mk? 0" an RCMP am Guernsey cattle nominated in

from Charlottetown.

10115 of both schools. Following The management

. . . ‘ .I l considerable discusston it was haS had a igflfichmilafagﬁﬂ’fnenﬁ’gg’ego‘r: it to continue this ‘

For February Election

'dec (I‘d (.me' MM“ time to E“. enmgh i"? t°.British Columbia, Alberta and ; \M\.,l.\[.L.E T1“ hN h wag Whqu out by (Mm way street for a further period. warrant the opening of the rink. 0.1.8.20} ' I" A I ' 0 If li t resent r'i'txci‘ who w ‘is chairman of “‘0 one-way Idea WOUId be dls' A hmm‘d a”‘"“".’ of Skating had, MF- Ymmkf‘l‘. “"110 is the lone “hula! memm" ” L 0 p ‘ . " .' ‘ . continued when [the street has been lllafit‘ available to school d f m M m -l " -ld l i the finance committee that tii- . . . I eonten er roni e . at me town counti was tlt as been \videned and a Sidewalk and pre-scliool children in late 'pmvinccx has nominmed Grad.

.\otninat.oii clay tor the dzt-atious are that taxes wrl ' slate is Jan. 22 with elect- have to be raised in the near ion day. Feb. 5. If an election fti.ure. Mayor Yeo pointed out ts necessary. that Montague most likely had COIiiit'dlol‘s i‘e-offer or the lowest debt of any of the tiie right amount of:it1cti:poi‘aled towns in the pro- tifter no election will \incc.

neee<sary, [it his report to the council.

.placcd. December btit due to the mild .0" “PW Regai Glen and Golden During the business part of “Tam” n" amlilt." “'35 Pn-‘Sible <View Rex's Sheila

it was decided to “m” “'l‘ “‘0“ - ' Glen was first prize junior-t .

' Street It i“ rxncr‘tcd that "‘9 lWO calf and reserve junior champ-

old rivals the Primroscs and ion at Charlottetoiwn and 'I‘ruro

Murray Ilai'hor will take to the ; exhibitions last year: sheila

l“? 9' “0"ngth S 8 i ‘1 rd 83’ was the first prize. senior heifer

crilors Hughes. and Court. Hughes. chairman of the organization. it was the opinion mils" ' H C 1 WI iéﬂgrmgggﬁfr Champion at

Reid were the only ones to in- fire committee. briefly outlined of alrl‘IcotiiiCillorstihatrib; \gork {are l; tIPim?tt;l‘;11lil:i:pex-aet:i v -

i ‘ ' ft 1 .t the rogress of the fire depart- of l IS organza Ion a one . ‘v ; J '

$3? they “(mm “Lo a. as momp and advised that the we“ much to keep mt you”, Off ing the rink btit as one of thel Among New Zealands many

and Beck stink near the bridge to supply the street and as they had no "Wilmer: stated it is hREitlnEE;lran35% birdsdwas the giant 12—: in case of fire and im. other donations that they tie- "NP-“alt oath tear to ave an; not. 0-pnun moa. now ex« . ,

and on John Beer Drive. The sum of $50 was voted to a \th the little league baseball

Councilors lugs

are undecided with C. . water . Fraser ales‘lll‘,‘ he will not re. possible to get water from the served some support. 8'“ “131 109 Plant- offer for another term Mayor river during the heavy ice sea- Fire Chief Douglas Coffin

was unable to be in attendance sent a message of thanks the council with special

Hal Banks Classes Jocloin notion?“ As Red ’Fellow Travel-ler’

Frank Greene. both of whom]

had put in long bout 0 -1 BY ROBERT RICE

the ﬁre department, fOTTAWA lCPl—Hal C. Banks 0

Bruce Yeo indicated he intends 5“” lad been Ci’mpmedv but to offer for another tel-m. that Douglas Bros. and Jones \layor Yen thanked the (mm were going to do a further test cl! for its C(i-Opei‘atmn and to advise how much water could support during the m-m and be supplied and at what level stated that “although we did it could supply a sufficient not always agree, we discussed “nimmt- Town Policeman Ed. Downe half of

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-munist - dominated Canadian '4 Seamen‘ii Union ‘

matters. came to an agreement . - .. ' .

and if we all awreed at anhdviwd that no cases were be. 1 said. .the seafarers Internationali Is it not possible that the. mm“ “.9 “mud "ml new a Union said Wednesday he would ghosts of that past are still Chum] class president Claude .Iodoin of ‘ haunting you?" asked the \‘an- ‘

the Canadian Labor Congress

. couver Jurist. as a Communist “fellow travel- ..

'lhe town clerk 0Ltil.ll0d bricf- “No it isn't.” insisted Mr. nks. "

Souris W. Man Given

ly the tax. situation for the past ‘9’" Keir, advising that’tlie revenue The ChariP“““5"Pl’0ri9d by At another DOW. MT- BankSt n. apmmlmdtm the same evidence —— was made bv the admitted that he told his mem- ‘

as :n 1961. The tax arrears are in the hand: of the lawyer and it is expected that t'urlitr ac- tirn will be taken by the new

burly Styear-old union boss as 'he faced questioning about SIU

I .allegations of Communist infil- - ltration of the CLC‘affiliated Ca- V lnadlan Brotherhood of Railway. .Tronsport and General Work—

rouncii to bring these up to date. GEORGETOWN .iosepli Lawrence Peter )IacLean. De ers. llenrr Daniel Phillip .S‘ttr<~le.‘]Gi't~.‘~ Marsh. cnarged with forg— Mr. Banks maimed that {my Sour}: West. was sentenced to: lug a cheque in the amount of in”in of the Canadian Broth. 0 .“f‘al‘S in Dol'ciester Pent-3582 was further remandﬂl in erliood ptit Communists to work tentiary on each of three charges custody to Jan. 22 at 7:30 pm. as organizers among seamen on by Kings County MagistrateiBail was previously set at $500 the west coast and the Great.

E‘ James B. Johnston. QC. at with sureties of $250 each. Lake; w

I , i '. Georgetown yesterday. i John Charles Martell, Georgc- .. , . - 3 The three sertent'es will run town. was granted an adjoiirn- Corgmkggn gaggem: \Egtofggg: cr'ictirrently, Steele elected men. to Jan. 30. lie is charged union Chm. .irve been “Emmi!

trial by magis.rate atid pleaded: with possession of two paint them for a long timkgucceqs guilty to all charges againstibruslies of a value not x- “Vt. ‘ ‘ liim. He was charged with i ceeding $50 knowing them to be ' ' ‘hreaking. entering and theft atl obtained by the commission of the dwelling house of lsattorel an indictable offense.

“am” in 500"” we“ “Nd “lei Charles Michael Burke. Mon- same charge was laid againstl tag”... pleaded not Emmi him at the dwelling house of‘hmvihg the care and ‘ It‘rank \Iat'Donaild of (reorge- " a motor vehicle whne

hers in 1960 that Cuba was" ready to “move” its soldiers into Canada to get the ships purchased by Cuba from Cana- dian National Steamships. He said Premier Castro planned to use them to transport goods be- tween Russia and Cuba.

“You really mean Cuban sol- dlcrs here?" asked Mr. Wright.

“That was the information I had. yes." said Mr. Banks.

i t CNS ships. strike-bound by the SIU in Halifax, were sold to Cuba in 1958. Two of the ves- sels are reported to have been avana but the rest are rusting in Halifax harbor.

The hearing continues.

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Mr. Justice T. G. Norris. be- fore whom the SIU leader is, .appearing as a witness. said the1 SIU used to shout its anti-com-t

AT I’t‘ CONVENTION Among those attending the Progressive (‘onwrvafve Asso- ciation annual meeting at Ot- tawa this week are Mrs. .llar- izaret Macdonald. ‘.\iP for Kings:

ROYAL TIPPIJ': Queen Elizabeth 1 had a drink ' . hack m 1949i in a London dockside pith after . . when it was fighting the Com- TGViPWiﬂt-l the Pet bemre it . impaired. —-——~——-———————. sailed to fight the Spanish Ar- tttwn Royalty. Steele 5 record 3 He was gram“! an adjournment ‘ i t

Mrs. Bruce Mat-Pimp \Ionta- ., ~ 7 lenktns sturgeon was it ed mada-

. . . -- ' . ‘ "’"i‘d “m l’"‘"'“"~‘ “‘37”; “I: to Jan. 30 to obtain counsel ' H ‘ ' ~ 3 {I . Erie. l‘f’pl'l‘senllllES kings (oun- hrmkmg and ("Haring and "mm one man “hag ﬁled - .' Sin and. costs for drivmg w1th-. w f 1\ Pi. women: and I) o n a l :I t ‘ l '52” 0" t out a license. orry o

. . ‘ 1 v . , . . . . “meﬂo' and arm for .wo estape. from. pnsem-emn of hqunr m a placel

Cardigan, repre- - - . . , Mrs Dol liie )lacI’hee. Dc‘

50min! “1‘, Young pmm‘ossi" Jalll)(;:::\‘0fl.\\-"mm\ (Ionmal I lothltugtha‘r‘i his residence. GmF Marshp was fined 510 (my (‘nnmrvatives \ii-g \Iat-donaid. 7“- .' t‘ ' ."' ‘ -~ e er .lelvin Johnston. Car— ermittin an unlicensed er-‘ ‘ ‘

repent the christmas holiday Arm‘lr “0.6”,” roprﬁpnted ; dlgan Nor fined $10 lsaon to opgrate her motor vehipcled SIIPPMQ or Irrﬂuﬁng? with h” Chump". Heather. Jock the (I‘0\'\‘n 1" all ('RSF‘S- tsnd costs for driving a motor Cyril Philli') .iamieson Stur— t ugé’tl'ﬁﬁiﬁbhﬁfggmﬁéﬁﬂ and Judy. who haw. rptllrnpd m James Frances Lonzaphee. t vehicle not equipped with brak-l geon, was fined $15 and costs. W 1" ¥°u ‘1 talk or nush- Just- school. She spoke at district Soiiris Line Road. ,tleadedles, and Daniel Joseph Jamie-l for overtaking another vchiclt‘3323191;"nitfuiﬁ?§wmrmig§tu: meetings at Georgetown. sour. guilty to possession of it.tiaw-lson. Gaspercatix. was fined l proceeding ir. ' 0 same direct-."mnhble some fndded cgmfort. L is and Murray River white in frilly manufactured liquor un~t$2tl and costs for permitting art | ion and passing said vehicle on 1 iﬁﬁcﬁg‘” b¥nh°ldg§§ “:22” '3‘“ l the province, and visited set-or- der the Excise Act and was fined ; unlicensed person to drive his* the tight hand sine of the high- 0' failing It's alktﬁlnryigon-yncigt. i at areas of her constituency. Stilt] and costs or three months. l motor vehicle. David Wallace I way I a“ "3 “mm°°“““'-

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4 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Thurs. Jan. 17, 1963.

Warn Young Clients ‘ Attorneys Requested ‘

A request to their attorneys pended on condition that for the

full year they no leave

resident-cs between s of 11pm. and 6 am, un- accompanied by their mo- or witli someone authorized

trate James Haslam. as he ac-h by her. They had been remand- cepted bonds for good behaviour ed from Tuesday.

.'\lr. Haslam asked the attorn- suspended senteiices.iieys. Lester O‘Donnell and At-

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neon M. Gmil. to upon to the youths and worn them “they will end in penitentiary unless ‘ they change."

iSPEEDER FINED ‘ Charged with s p e e d t lGeorge E. Garnhum. city, lfined $15 and costs or five day :Cst. Sidney Hurry testified h e l had followed the car of accused. at 1.25 a. .. north chmouth a d west on Grafton Street un- til the driver halted the vehicle at the corner of Queen Street. The constable s t a t e d his speedometer was not working, but be estimated the speed of the accused at between 35 an 40 miles per hour. Magistrate Haslam said "even t h o u g b they are breaking the law. we must be fair to these men" ‘ accepted the speed of 35 m.p.h. Charged with being drunk and incapable. two men appear- ed. with the first being fined $20 ;and costs or 10 days and the jsecond, who told the court he ‘liad just been released from ' tail on a similar charge the day

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Mail Courier :ls Honored iFor Service

l MONTAGUE — Peter Dalton.

retired mall courier for George- t‘town Royalty wtho completed 21 ‘years of service on the route December. was resented with a gift Tuesday by Cecil LeLacheur and Temple Mac- Donald on behalf of residents of the area.

The presentation was made in appreciation of Mr. Dalton's

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his yea-ts as mail courier. Mr. Dalton. who is in his with year, made all his de- liveries with home and wagon or horse and sleigh. frequently in hazardous travelling condit. ions.

Mr. Dalton expressed his ap- preciation to families of George- town Royalty fou‘ this gesture (in his retirement.

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