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Mary Lou MacLeod, presents cheques to three Charlottetown Rural School students for Red Cross activities in that institution. Others tn the photo getting

their rewards from Mary Low are Charmaine MacInnis, Bil- ly Bowerbank and Danny Mc- Askill. This Red Cross group sold bundreds of doHars worth of chocolate bars recently and

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prize of $10. Two wheelchairs

Charmaine topped all sellers and got a $20 prize. The team of Billy Bowerbank and Dan- ny MacAskill led and receiv-

ed second prize of $15. Mar-

lene Carmichael! won third

Crown Withdraws Sex Charge During Heavy Court Session

SUMMERSIDE — The charge | Raymond Beaudry, was remand- | ; of having unlawful intercourse |ed for sentence to March 23 |erett Lioyd Stewart, was fined with a girl under 14 years of age against Donald Russell Broom of McNeill’s Mills was withdrawn by the crown in Prince County Court before Magistrate W. Chester S. Mac-

Donald yesterday.

George R. McMahon was crown prosecutor and G. Bruce MacDonald represented the ac-|

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death notice column

MCKAY—At Westminister Loa March 15, 1965, Daniel Kay. formerly of New London, eet. Burial will be in New London cemetery. Funeral service will be an

Lendon, Ont.,

pounced later.

WICKOX—At Breadalhane,

1965, James H. Hickox

; are resting at the Da- year. Remains

MACDONALD—At New Haven. March MacDonald.

16, 1965, John Daniel

Park Street, aged 55 years. Resting

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Paring. ‘was unatie to do so. | Wasn't aware he had to have his Magistrate MacDonald re-

the accused pending &/ sdiourned the case for a few

reply from Ottawa where his | minutes to allow Cormier to pur- |

fingerprints were sent. A Lennox Island youth Joseph | Lee Bernard, 16, was sentenced | to one month in Prince County jail. The youth had pleaded funeral | Suilty at an earlier hearing to/ bought his car out of the pro-| : breaking and entering the Let vince and upon trying to regis-

School ter it here he had been unable

In passing sentence Magis-|to do so as he did not have the | trate MacDonald stated that! ownership transfer. He stated |

due to the accused having al-|he had written for it and was ready served a term in jail it) awaiting the papers. Magistrate | was “no longer a matter of &| MacDonald adjourned the case

| to March 25. No plea was taken in the case |

of Charles Dyment of Northam who appeared on three charges. were: driving while

aring | charge, John Wallace Sherry of

Wilfred Howard Lloyd Waite of Elylerslie was fined $35 und costs or 20 days when he plead: | eq as follows according to the to unlawful assault by man with his fists. magistrate. reserved his on the case of Regin-

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were purchased and turned over to Red Cross and $200 sent to the Sway project. Toys for needy children were also

provided by this group at

Christmas.

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A Breadalbane resident, Ev-

$20 and costs for driving a ve- hicle with no brakes. Edwin Miles Tingley of Sum-

merside pleaded guilty to a

charge of driving a vehicle with-' out a valid driver's license and was fined $10 and costs.

On a charge of speeding Ri-|

chard Bernard Walsh of Mis- couche was fined $10 and costs.

Hen Newcomb Birch of Birch Hill was fined $10 and

costs on a charge of drawing a

trailer not equipped with lights. WARNINGS GIVEN

An airman, Joseph Louis Mor- ris Cormier, of the local RCAF station was let off with a warn- ing when he appeared on a charge of driving an unregister- ed vehicle.

Accused told the court he had

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tario on March 4 and that he’

license plates changed imme- diately. Magistrate MacDonald

chase Island plates and then let |

HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- ther office says only patchy clouds were visible over the Maritimes late Tuesday even- ing. Another mostly sunny day with temperatures climbing to near or slightly above the melt- ing point is expected today.

A disturbance developing in the southwestern states is ex-.

clouds over the Maritimes. Snow will likely .begin over the west- ery regions late in the day. Regional forecasts: _ Northern N.S., Eastern Shore, Breton, Prince Edward Island: Sunny with a few cloudy

periods and temperatures | 449,

similar to Tuesday; northwest winds 20. Low-high at New Gias- gow 15 and 30, Sydney 15 and 28, Charlottetown 18 and 28. Outlook for Thursday—Increas- ing cloudiness; a little milder.

igh tide today at Charlotte-

town 11.06 a.m. and 11.06 p.m. At Rustico at 6.36 a.m. and 6.20 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes

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him off with the warning. _ town. Sun rises ,today at. 6.23 on a similar | a.m. and sets at 6.21 p.m.

Kinkora told the court he had

ap oie Gallant of Borden? was en until Thursday to| have his car registered when he on a simitar charge. { Also for driving an unregister- ed vehicle, John Eldred McKen-| na entered a plea of guilty and was fined $10 and costs.

WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS

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ed on charges of violating the highway weight restrictions as set down by the provincial min- ister of highways and were fin-|

Dies In Ontario

KENSINGTON — A native of New London, P.E.I., Ira Daniel

illness.

A world war veteran he is survived by his wife, the former Ada MacEwen, two daughters, Anee (Mrs. Lloyd Purdy), and Winnifred ((Mrs. Warren -Me- Crady) and one sister, Chris- tine, San Diego, Calif., and one brother, Elmer, Denver, Colo.

Burial will be in New London, Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

CHARGE CORRUPTION MOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet

|mewspaper says there was cor-

amount of excess weight their). 14) cials vehicles carried: Donald Joseph | St oscow mn the . Arsénault, St. Eleanors; Barry | artists union art fund. Literary

Wilson, Cornwall; John Vernon James G. Clark, Kensington; Urban Jerome Doiron, Hunter | River; John Lamont Blatch,| Sherbrooke, each $10 and costs; also Lorne Keith Adams, Sum- merside; and Horace Edward Burgoyne, New London, each |

man Ltd. and Roger Heath Dur- ant, Margate, each $30 and

much more severe.

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Western And Central Districts “Phe Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Mar. 17, 1965. 8

Local Guernsey Cow Continues Top Recor

Patosie Dorraine's stood second in the mature class butterfat in Canada for Guernsey cows in breed class average of 174 in reported im the cur- milk and 167 in battertat produc- Canadian tion " Eric Hurry, who owns Patosie This cow which qualified re- Dorraine has received word that cently for a long-time produc- Car! Ellis died recently at his which established home in Hespeler, Qat. Mr. Ellis, like Mr>“Hurry was all-time producer, was 15 when a past president of the Canadian ghe started the record reported Guernsey Breeders’ Association in’ the Journal, and she is now and the two Guernsey men had about ready to start a new other close associations. He vi- 18 sited Charlottetown mer when the annual meeting The all-time Maritime produc- of the Canadian Guernsey Bree- tops was in milk. She was ders Association was held here. | For example Mr. Horry’s cow, Her latest record reported in Patosie Rosie won in 1960 a tro

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by his wife, RESIGNATION

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APRIL 1 — 2 — 3 - 8.00 P.M. April 1—"Remember Mama”

April 2—"Pied Piper of Hamelin

April 3—"A Man For All Seasons”

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