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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Nov. 30, 1964.
Magistrate A. J. Haslam,' C. fined Lloyd MacPhail. Halifax. NS. $50 and costs for obstruction a police officerI when he appeared in city po- lice court Saturday.
Alton Blair Bulger. O’Leary. was fined $40 and costs or 20 _ days for driving a motor vehi-
cle without due care and at- tention
MacFadgen. was fined $5 and' costs for being drunk and in-l , capable. ‘_ Charged with vagrancy. Hal-l ills Diamond of New Wilshire.I 'was fined $20 and costs or 10% days. 1 Ralph Chandler of Charlotte- ‘ ‘town was ‘ 3 nd costs I or 20 days for being drunk and I disorderly. l Two persons charged with ll- legal possession of liquor were I each fined $20 and costs or 20 I days.
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FOOTPRINTS OF WAR
Tracks cut in south Viet ernment troops and an enemy ,nig_ Allan Charles Robbins of Nam rice paddies near C_hao battalion 27 miles southwest East Royalty was fined $15 and G80 In the “all”!!! 3”" of Saigon left 46 \‘iet Cong costs or five days.
' dead. (AP Wirephoto via Wayne Axworthy of Charlot- cable from Tokyo) , tetown, charged with assault
delta form a surrealistic pat- tern trading movement
armed personnel carriers in attack on Viet Cong guarril- las. The battle between gov-
Two Iniured, Tractor Split In Accident
SOURIS — Tll'o persons were injured. a tractor split in two and a car hadly damazed in an accident at St. Peter's. 18 miles west of here Saturday
evening. The vehicle. a 1959 model car. was driven by Earl Bruce ,
Riggs of Charlottetown who was proceeding east when he came in collision with the rear ‘ end of a tractor, driven by Earl Malcolm MacLeod of St. eter’s. Half of the tractor toppled into the ditch and the: other half remained on the; highway.
Neither driver was hurt passengers in he c r. Joh Daniel MacPllee, St. Peter's. and James MacDonald. lottetown, were taken to the.1 Kings County Memorial Hos- pital. Montague. with undeter- mined injuries.
The Souris detachment. RCMP investigated the accident.
Tlgnish Students ,
Value Of Lobster,
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TIGNISH — Jerry Gillispie. Halifax. chief of the educational? branch of fisheries for the Mar- itimes. delivered a lecture on the conservation of the. lobster to students of Tignish Regional; High School Thursday afternoon. ‘
In his talk Mr. Gillispie out- lined the value received by the. fishermen in protectin: the small lobster, and the need for fisher-. men to carry out the rc:ulalions,
Slides were shown on the dif- ferent stages of development of the lobster.
Accompaning .Vlr Gillispic on his west Prince County speaking tour was Thane Douglas. fisher-j ies protection officer of Ellerslie.
New Bible Text Available For Use'
A new Bible text book “All Scripture inspired of God and
“As the name implies. this home Bible Study aid." sa id' Donald Moffett. presiding minis-i, ter of the Charlottetown Congreu gation of Jehovah's Witnesses.’ “directs our attention not only to the internal proof of the Bible'si inspiration. such as fulfilled pro-1 phecy. but Doints to archaeoIo-' gical. geographical and histori-; cal evidence that the Bible is not the product of the imagination oft men. and thus containing fact and fancy. but rather an accur-L ate record of events pertaining, in man's everlasting welfare." I
Mr. Moffett further stated that, each of the 66 Bible books have.I been allotted one chapter in thin text book. giving proof of time of writing as well as author. a. synopsis of the book‘s content31 and why it is still beneficial to us today.
Printed by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. it has been in use in all English-speak- lng congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses world-wide for th e past year.
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Babes-looms under 2 years of age, not occupying o seat. W FREE!
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Halifax Man Is Fined $50 V , For Obstructing Policeman
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Phin Francis Ross of Cline-i lottetown was remanded until. Dec. 4.
The case against Allison Mac- Leod Ltd, Charlottetown. charl- ed with using dealer's licences for private use was adjourned until Dec. 5
Leslie Alfred Affleok of Char- lottetown charged with vag- rancy also had his one adjour- ned untl Dec. 5. no person charged with being drunk and incapable was given 20 days in
Baha’i Official Visits Province
Fred Graham of Stoney Creek.
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I OTTAWA (Speciall — Macquarrie. MP for Queens, has criticized in the Commons facilities in Moncton for island~ ,ers travelling back and forth to the mainland.
I He sold the Moncton railway
ialso be far from adequate. I He stated the ONE had "some-
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I great danger that the ter- .zov. who was killed in an air
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