Death Of Well Known I Charlottetown Contractor 5

The death occurred at the Pr- most prominent buildings. He had; ince Edward island Hospllll H050 been in retirement for the pastl Pllal 3'95'"d"y "mmlng 0' Mrllfifteen years.

Ame" E Baker' we" known The late Mr Baker survived

- t-l - l -t fthi city. ?1l:.”d;;danhl.t::ngrahslieftt ins t he by his widow. formerly Irene Sch

. h ,t ti 1.-ek: urman of Central Bedeque; I ”(i':i,pna1lati-Urhlr.e EI):l:er vlliihd was daughter, Florence. now Mrs. Nor- tn his 78th vein, was born In man Saunders presently residing; Sumnierside. and resided there in Longueuil, Quebec; and a son mm mmmh h, Charlottetown apJMr. Earl C. Baker, manager of; t'il)tlfIIEiiPIV tliirtv-five years 820. lilllllles Drug SW73 Charlune I1; -lix ,.t,hh(.(.t'ed with buildtng town He is predeceased by a sec- mfd V:.hn”.m.hhg an his me and and son Edward. who lost his life .,t.,- 3,.-..t-iaten with the M.F Sch- as a pilot in the Second Wrld

.. d ' the early War Hrmtan fCihisLi:irceil""”'I.Tost of his The l”9m3ln5 "9 l'95""3 at the par 0 I I i g was on ?tlat'l.t-an Funeral Home ViI'lk'TE

contracting and buildin , . . . .. v I .- v - s in a small scale because of the fatt ihu uill remain ullll Wl'll1'3

that he acted as supervisor in the the Fuiii-i'zil Home parlor on Friday MRS. A.N. JOHNSTON report- i - - - . . ;; t l ' ' or

Reviewed As

CITY AND CENTRAL

sLiuiir ACCIDENT-One slight accident uas reported in the CILV

YOUR DOLLAR bllyl 1130'. II

the Hughes Drug Store. -ll”

AN. Johnston. secrclary

3t-C-it-rdax while a car was prii- in ihc local association for lic- ISLAND mmmd H”; CH”. ccediou ltla.-I on (Eratton Street ill I ll'tli'll t'luldren. was guest spcakcr W9” 5”'d”Ii the fort-intuit. it was hit by 3 NF .ti Iitt- monthly meeting of tlic

itl'i.I.'lfll7all0l1 held at West Kcnl Svltrml labl EVQHIDL There was a iiuntl ant-ndance.

Mrs Johnston. who was 3 del-

wmpuiu. Special today. com- hacking out (II a parking sparr Gd Beef and Cabbage. 70 cents flnly slight damage resulted.

FIREMFN r-'ll.1.ED - Firemtu

- h. iii nu.Gi:-l WE TRI:.A'I't sc w . MM qmmy WW I

e 3 l.m. In view , . - gey's Pharmauy. 0095 , g . , tunic in the first annual lllPPIlllli I pm. l","l"ck mt? llflllnlgihfngh amimnll ill ill" ittiiaillan Association for h" "'1 19 Wm" Rciiiitlctl Children, outliiteii the

VISIT HI STYLE Miillnery. GI. George Street. "where every 81319 II I-Ii-Still?-"

tsidence of G. llaroid Clark 171 Elm Are. There was almost no damage

tiatioiial activities and cxpressed herself as well pleased with the local program in the Day Train-

1 I ing School, which compared with

FOB CONVENIENCE '”'"”'” POLICE COURT - One man in jail and another '0 mm. mhmhsv . "We are indeed fortunate in ll8i'- hes mr meir parts 1" the thhft ht ini1)llSSsSuI:H0ileItlas0ri:alilZ('r 5 othclmhmg from 3 car in this (my, and teacher," -she said. We are b M 1, t K” Mam" tn also fortunate in the supporrt we hil blIl'bGl','IWP "shm Kent Si" Ciyty pgglsergheun yesterday mom. i reccive from our Provincial De- 0V!l' Sleads Drug M" ihgh A Jhytriderh hmhhded from parlmentof Education. the Char-

. I , At, th 1957 Mu T -3 d .V ' 50 d ' . loitctown Branch of the Canadian S?CI8)I”I"I:El(I:dri0:TISjudICaIDTS will be p:11sf,h:),ehha;-hE1:.:e of hmh:.,-LT" llcziltli Clinic, the Cliarlottctown

gey's Pharmacy.

A, E. WILSON. Barber. yvi to announce the DEW I0C3l-"I"

VFor Retarded Children

Kinetic Club

is-...?...t.tI.; ii-tor Retarded Child- rcn Pictured--Left to rlght- E,l Kelly, treasurer, Mrs. Johnston,l

secretary. Russell St. John. presi-

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dent. Miss Sue Hollclt, organizer. Guardian Photo.

s'n Activities

School Board the and from our local dairys for their tlic class roonisf”

Mrs. Johnston said she believed that an important job has to be

done and it is A community re- is

-nonsibility. "I feel that we must keep in mind our great need for n Home for rciarded children who require custodial care. We must not say llt cannot be done here', because it is something we must' ; have."

Mrs. Johnston also Itncssed the

ness and economy. shop It Gite was sentenced ,0 seven months nlhcrs discussed rated very high. need for workshops for the olderi

retarded children where they may be happy.

Following the address business relating to the Local Association was discussed, and the meeting adjourned with lunch being aer- ved by Mrs. E. Lord. Mrs. R. lTaylor and Mrs. McCzirville.

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Leslie Bell, Mr. Reg Greetl. M15 charged with forgery and a cast-IE, Geo,-5, smut; and Mr. Edwin Col- of drunk and incapable was re: hug; 'manded for one week. For being ldrunk and incapable, one person worrrtrs PHARMACY 300: Mr tt-.3 fined 510.00 and costs or five

niversary Year. Over 200-000 days in jail. lcal prescriptions dispensed. Pro- h V ,,m.tn,- .11-1.1-I, Worth. Registered hl-0UND'GUll.Tl - llarry lllc-1 Ph”m5""m'd chemm mmel M," M ('ha"0"el"w"' W” 'n"ndl The regular autumn meetirlil of 1 Jul! 19” l:ll'Lm;h:' b'""kl"'R ”;'d."":'ler- I the l-Ixeciitiw Committee of the l) soreo ...mi on .. ll 1 ATTENTION Community c0"'fhthe night of June .'l0th., and cnm- gang,dnnrlii,-n(:(.,:::Mg35i i W '59" member" nut -concert 0 mlm” ll" l"dI"5bl9 ""9"-T” 0fl5iIill('lV wa-I licld Tuesday after- ' 1- season. Beaux Arts Trio at Pl'inC: theft by Judge F St Clair TT'4'lIlI0l" mm" In the hlrk Ha” hf st James: " ft of Wales College. Thuflthy 1" in Queen's County Court yesler- Ch”,-ch wlth the pt-esmehtl the

Oct ll P-"'- ld'Y- Tl" t'0nVlP'l"n was made on im. T.H.B. Somers, in the chair. ' - votm PURCHASE of reiiZI0'"l

tthe strength of linger-print evi- v literature and woollen lwm "'9

dence given by Const. Humphrey Bibi. House, also assists the 8””

and Sgt. Johnstone of the Cliilr-h work of the mble Sncmy my lottetnwn division of the RC..'ll.P. ponite Eutonls.

CARD PARTY RESULTS Winners at the Parkdnle card par: tv Tuesday nltillt W9": Lwi" Wm first. Pearl Rice; 39C0nd- A""f Gaudel; Consolation, Mrs. Jnsephi

npcncd ilic proceedings

ltence until this morning. Mr. R.R. of October Hth were outlined by 39". QC. appeared as counsel for i-the President of the Charlottetown the defense and Mr. J.P. Nichol- Branch, Mr. R..l. Rupert, who on- for the Crown. tiioiinrcd that lcctors is In be liclrl next Monday 'E!VPllIlll in St. Paul's Parish Hall.

i t I. Paquet Men's first. 13- Sl""f"53 W , h . '. I ?. h is second. Joe Shelfoon; Consolaltcion. . 'n'iI!lll((T rghoi:n:(fH:inehp:ci;&eg::1d Fred Gallant. Freeze-out - I'l-

. by ilr. Charles H. Black was 3- MACHMC and Jam" Burk. M74 5-3 I'll'l0l' llll entered lhol much appreciated and its progress

REVISITS CH"I'OWN- Mr T.A. P-E-l Hm-mlnl. lnntcti The District Secretary, Rev. Jarvis of the editorial staff of the . h II M H Wheclock of Saint John, Hamilton Spectator, is spendini h-Mr" Gl5'"d"l -l8.lV' II lDf'ndlI1E gal-c-.1 cornprchcnsivc summary hm davs a, the Charlottetown Ho-, ”' "”""" Will his parents. Mr. at his actmtics and the large lei after an absence of many years. "'d M” K9?ll1PlI'l -lay. Pl5fllllII- numbcr IIDIT (xlhlurtlhesi lie thhldhl1llS-

gn liied on i 9 san snce e ay 1: grlaa'i'ti'T,!m ”;:inl'l.i'iit:r1s)l!t'Ie.H HIT: Mr. and Mfli. Vlllalcolm Joy of mt-eiin: of the Exec-tiiive.

rea't- rariilson of the late Hon Ed- ""1"" "9 Vfmlnli MT. Jail"! , Thc Prcsidcnt. Rcv. T ll.B. Som- tzcard glarvis Chief Justice ofi brmhen ML ken""h -I8Y- crs. ilrcw to the aftitcntionhof the

v ' h V M,-I Jan-isl ' , mcclittg the signi cant appcn- lI:;:""I"E2::;:"I::3:: ll . child-sltfsr. (.ccil Ferguson of the.C.G. mm; to members of the Society Mm M. "me and mm the met hmaugel is spending his holidays and hill Officers since the May

(. r 0 mm M". whrhurmm V" '5 W"? and llmlllf On meeting and appropriate resulti-

Dr "" E h ! hr 5Pl'll'Il Park Road. lions were warmly supported and ""1 we"! I" "W 00 "' M. R A d I (1 passed marking the election of t - Mr, Eric L” 0"" " "'50". l'l'llTll-” the tlcncral St-crctary. Rev. Dr. Ddditaipnhldiiogigngresident Air W Molmnl "'5' week she had A-ll IINEII (ll TOWN" l0 ""3 Cldpt League M Candi. Wm be been visiting I1f'l' mother Mrs. Nel- hishoprlc of Fredericton: the el- guest speaker at the annual dinner "' A"de””"- Dt""ll0'5'- action of a VicePresldcnt of the

- 4 t 1 C . ,.Cencral Board, Dr. J.S. Thomson. mzagnfo gt hzrd rtmshencclharlolia. .nl:"uI "d M” NPI-W" R0597” td the Modcrntnrshlp of the United

a Supper for col-

Bib;Society Honors Retiring Pres. Dr. L. W. Show

Church General Council; the has- slng on August Inst of tho Rev. ,Dr. John McNicol of the Toronto lHible College. long 1 Vicc-Presl- dent of the Canadian Board and 'an Honorary Life Governor of the 'Society: the election of the Rev. D.A. Campbell of Montague. a

land the secretary Professor Gor-l member of the Island Executive,

don Bennett at the desk. The to the Moderatorshlp of the Pres- Yicc-ltresidcnl, Rev. M I). Dunbarl byterian Synod of the Maritime V . w i th. Provinces: the election of the Rev. ,Il lll'!'ljl0llS S95-Wins. Judtzc Tri- pl't'l)Pl'. Prcptirations for the Bible .l.H. Bishop of Charlottetown, I ill0F ldlourned the case for iaen- 3 Society Annual Collection the week

member of the Island Executive. i to the Moderatorship of the North I American Synod of the Free t'Church of Scotland; the marriage inf the Island Treasurer, Mr. D.A. ;Wnnnacott. in August: the injury suffered by the former Treasurer Mr. A.G. Putnman and Mrs. Put- mm.

The President then tn-esented Dr. L.W Show, the retiring Presi- dent with a handsom 'y bound.

and paid tribute to Dr. Sh:tw'sl outstanding work as President of the Island Auxiliary for a period of ten years. Mr. Somers also congratulated Dr. Show upon his recovery in health and on behalf of the Executive expresscll the hope that they would long enjoy Dr. Shaw's support and the wis- dom nf his counsel. Dr. Show fit- tlngly replied and asiiuretl the members of his loyalty to the work of the Society. It had bccnl planned likewise to honour the rc-I tiring Treasurer, Mr, A.G. Putnam who. unfortunately. was unable to be present. The next regular meet- ing of the Executive is planned for February, 1957.

. . hi l town Hotel on Friday nigllit holl:qw- Spem '.hehe.n;s;l?;:: gtg it recehtion as Sill Ogdlw - 1 gr guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carr o ugi.1,an.woresieiiin .mono. N Lad . ' N d H N Alta, will be ntcompauled on his ow n on x . O ti.”.&:.l..f':”l-..Sz::'.' rr. "M N M"-. d -u d A - 9- ' er .o mo , t l K mrtdore M. Costello, 0.B.E., Ar- ghat sh, ht .r'hhItr:,h:o:-;y,h: I 3 lhllr Machnnnld, Assistant Man- Hospital. ' nizr-r Air FHTIPI League of Canada h Hnlslrln breeders in Prince and Group Paint. Swvlmnn. Mr- M'- N” -V"K'l"" -ind -'Ill55.Edward Island will learn with Gregory Mulholllnd is chairman MIW9 59"" OI 45 Rl'59l'i'e 51-. regret of the sudden pulsing of oflhe Provincial Command. ;gitg., were visitors in Moncton, one of the most prominent l . ., over the Thanksgiving h ll- h ed l C d . Mr. George F'l'NF.R'Al.'8UNDAY - The fun day. They were accompanied nhylCic.lnpdRsot'l rriiexla wlvltli I tragic "ill "I llllllll T. Clllflflltf W85 Mrs. Roy 'VlacKenzlc and fam- accident on his farm in Down- held Sunday afternoon from wln-Vily M slum," park Hm, om. and was kmcd in. aloe North United Church. Servicesl qmmiy I at the Church and griive were, ' ' conducted by Rev. nt-. F..A. sett,t.iBlRTHS deaf; ,'-”"c";;'l;','.':,',n'”f,f:'"f.,::, A. W" Bnond H" slms" "Way one of the 2'olsteln-Friesinn Jour- trnrlcrcd by Gordon Cnrew of "MR" - 5' "V "I"?! ('"lll'lY ha,

llutiier River. The pail bearers Hnwlldl '0 CPI Mid Mrs Stan , . k ti'(-rp p,,.st,.,. (-,,dm,,,,.h Kehh Richard lnee Belly Mt."-ay, ' ”A tragic farm accident toot flnrlmrvrc. Flnylnn Ciidmore. Ell alllillsflflv Cover A son Paul Ill" I"? "I ('9fgK'9hE- 'I133””';m”,

. "st .W'llt 9 , l) cw on co r .- - ctmrttt Prnudc. Glydnn Miiund and "' "" 9 E i ll?! H;';';(';:',n had "canny .0” ml

Cllffnrrl Chandler. Interment was

in the church cemetery. RAMMY -' M H" P '7' ' "Mi 7”" 5”” "medi m, w” helping

l pltal on October ll to Mr andlthp new nwner demolish an old ' Mrs. Archie Ramsay, a tinny barn on his former farm and was John Edgar, 7 lbs.. 12 02:. using 3 hull-dozer when a falling

bcam.from the old building Struck IDEATHS

him on the head. "George Jackson was I nstzted ssairitih Al the Prince Edward '”""" '" ll" """"k M" '7' Island Hospital nit Wednesday,l Oct. 10. I950, Albert E. Baker of.

bi-: Lonelm Holstein: belnl lllm"

nnllomally famous. Bulls of Inn- 200 Spring Park Road In his 78thl yelr. Resting at the Marbellnl

clm breeding fonnt-d the nucleus of the Maple Cattle Breedinil A9-, zunnufl from where the h-;;',f;f,',l,"",,i2',i,',',,3"'t?,"t?,'. l1I.t't,'i:gi,:i an ' I” held rmhy 'n'lFrleslsn Association of Canldl.. cnoon service commencing at two o'clock. Interment in the People": Cemetery.

of which organization he was for- ENGAGEMENTS

Fmer president. , lThefts And Brooks MR. AND MR8. MELVILLE BRY- ANTON. Malpeoue, wish to an-

nounce the engagement of their lFr.qu.", In s.PL

daughter Lois Alice to Edward Gerald Hoyt! Cueley. Wllmot Vallexlautomoblles, ulsarice breaks into lhfflllt to ten Place in our business premises. Ind Vlndw MUM breaks were frequent during the month of September. This was revealed In the monthly report issued by the Department to the. IMayor Ind City Council. 'lbe ,CMef further reported that every; lgffnrl Il hem made to overcome. the present iiftuiillmt. .

A total of 73 arrests were medal ldnring the month including M on. 'di-inking charges. four on charges! of tlninlien driving. one for 501- , riding, one for of In offenldve weapon. three for theft. and a pair on vngrancy charge.

During the rmnth, both vehicles whlch were reported stolen. were recovered. and ll of the II bfcyclcl stolen were found. Flflan dad

leaning. .3.

Howard Mclnnis ritrsit rootimit

I75 then ill.-Currie Illg.

1:0 It with lbwuu” MAIITIAI ORIINHOUSIS LTD.

City Police Chief Cl, MIC-lfmlh son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur reports that theft: from TDT”

Local Store: To Remain Open On

Remembrance Day

The executive of the Retail Merchants Assn. of Charlottetown met yesterday and it who decid- ed that since Remembrance Day this year falls on Sunday. stores will be open as usual for bull- nfss on Monday following.

Pre-Christmas store hours were decided on as follows: It Sot- urdays December 8th. 1 h and 22nd until 5.30 p.m.

Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, December 19-20 21st until 9 p.m.

Open Monday, Dec 24 until 51) p.m. and closed all day Dec. 26. Boxing Day.

It was announ cd that Mr. D. A Gilbert. President of the Re- tail Merchants Assn. of Canada would be in Charlottetown Nov- ember 5th and would address A meeting of the P. E. I. Merchant! that evening In City Hall.

Two were later paid out by the owners. five were disposed of and eight are still on hand. Total re- venue in monies collected amount- ed to 353375 during the period. Individual collections were traffic tickets - 3200.00; dog licensee - 3249.00: dog poundau and keep- M75: bike licenses - 841.10; and meter permit 93.00. ALGECIRAS, Spain lRoutersi- The recent wedding foatfvltfu of gypafen Juana Soto and Sebastian Cortes tested It den and coal

daily delivery of milk to,

gift copy of the Holy Scrlpluresl

the Society now has available for that I izreat deal more would he

were properly taken care of. DIITINGUISHED SON

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Local Camera Club Elects New Officers

Presiding at the annual meeting 0 f the Charlottetown (Tamera Club Tucsday night at the ”Y" past president Bob Donnelly briefly re viewed some of the past year's activities.

Regarding the annual ”Prlnce Edward island Salodof Amateur Photography" he noted that it is. as the name implies. meant to be a province - wldc project. and ex- pressed the wish that many more amatcur photographers throughout the island will have entries at the next showing. He also hoped that new camera clubs would be organ- ized at other centres.

llctlrlng secretary. Mrs. Lola Mncl.arcn. read the minutes of the executive meeting and pre- sentcd the rcport of the nominating committee. The new executive die ly elected is as follows: Honorary Past President. Bob I) ",1 President. Bob Hnmbly; Vice Pres- idt-ni. Roland Taylor; Secretary. Vcra Beck: Treasurer. "Chuck" W.-ilpcr: Press Secretary, Margar- ct Malleil.

The new president. after taking the chair. asked for and received scvcrnl suggestions for future com- petitions. The first three have def-

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lniicly been selected, namely. "Scascapcs”. "Landscapes" and "Architecture".

Meetings will be held fortnight- ly on Monday nights beginning Oct. 22 at which time Class A "Sea- scapcs" will be judged.

A film ”Ncw Found Land" was shown which for the most part de- picted thc life and labors or the Newfoundland fisher folk.

At the close. a buffet lunch was tastefully served by Mrs. Marlon Dockendorff and committee.

Sees Great Wealth

(Continued front page 1)

wealth of material within the Prov- lnce of Prince Edward Island that could be included In A museum. He said a great deal of the mat- orlal could be used from the ship building and fishing Industries. lie referred to the cntabllshment of a costume gallery along with military relics of the past. He offered the suggestion that one of the oldest dwellings on the Island be turned into a historical mu.-zoiim complete with period furniture clc. RESEARCH NECESSARY

Dr. Harvey cautioned the mem- bers that they must make sure of the authenticity of the museum pieces that are being displayed. In this connection he made re- ference to several occasions on which inscriptions on plaques have been hnllengcd and the amount of research involved to prove or disprove the claim. "Nobody will say a word until you make the Inscription, but they will want to show how much they know by protesting it after it has been or- ected". be added.

The speaker expressed pleasure at the number of exhibits that

starting a museum and predicted made available when people were sure that their museum pieces

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bout 31:00. Three of the 3'!!! taken to hpspltol um; "exftauntb. '

ORIENT

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Edward Island's distinguished com He received his early education It

PENNY SAVER HOSIERYh

eeoI.eonoI'lOlO'OO4

ms FASHION snow:

I '1'-' Mi preparing to tie to bed.

Would" Series I" Argument Ends 0' in liming

detective was shot and killed out- side a tavern Monday Iltlt II Ir- gumeui with another man over the world series. -

Dead was Detective William F. Christman, 38, father of five chil- dreii.

Police said they seized Robert Thompson. 25. shortly after the shooting.

Police gave this account:

Christman dropped in at a bu and grill near his home in Queen. after he went off duty at mid. night. The detective, a New York lYarikess fan, was talking to at;

bartender about the series when

'l;hompson broke into the discus-

! on.

Thompson a Brooklyn Dodggn ,rooler. and Christman got into a llhee-ted argument.

Thompson then left went to his house nearby, picked up a ,m. galtbre rifle and returned to my

ar.

The bar was closed when he got back. but he saw Christman step plug into a car. He walked up and fired. hitting the detective In the right side.

Allassing motorist found the do lectivc Thompson was seized an

Acrnovz CHURCH Manon

BLUE ISLAND, Ill. mp)--mt. American Lutheran Church 113, 'Pl"0V9d I Proposed merger with two other Lutheran churches and has authorized its pastors to re marry divorced persons if they lure repentant. Delegates to the lltth biennial convention voted M9 to II Monday for a proposed con. ;stitutlon which would merge the American Lutheran Church, the Evangell ' Lutheran and United Evangelical Lutheran churches with a mlilned membership of 2.000.000.

the public school in Cape Traverse and after attended Prince of Wales College. He graduated In Arts ifrom Dalhouale in 1910 and was chosen Rhodes Scholar. He at- itended Oxford University where he received his Master's Degree.

After receiving his degree at Oxford. Dr, Harvey lectured in History at McGlll University and Britannia High School in Vancou- ver, In 1915 he was appointed professor of History at Wesley College. Winnipeg and in 1920 lolned the staff of the University of Manitoba and in 19!) was ap- pointed bend of the History De- partment in the University of British Columbia.

With the opening of the Prov. vlnclal Archives at Halifax In 1931. Dr, Harvey was called to fill the position of first archivist. He has worked at this post until his retirement one month ago.

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HALIFAX (CP-The weather 03159 MY! Very cool weather will continue in the Marltimes today. Generally fine weather is ex- pected.

giolrtehcasts:

0 ern Nova Scotla, Prince Edwud mild. lower St. John 31”" V311”. aoutbsrn half of eastern N.B. counties: Clear with a few cloudy Intervals; very cool; ;0PthWed winds 15. Low-high at

ew Glasgow as and 48. Chariot. tetown 32 and 48. Fredericton 25 IN 50. Saint John 28 and 50. Monctou 2! and 43,

Hlint tide today at Charlottetown It 2.ll am. and 4.08 p.m.; at Rus- g00 at 1-16 I1-m. and 10.24 p.In.

ummerllde tide eighteen minutes later than Chnrlottetown. The nun

role at 6.23 mm. and sets at 5.85 pm.

l'l'EAl-8 POLICE CAR

GUELPH. Ont. (CP) - Do K9” 109- 33. Wu arrested Icilatlg day night and charged with steal-l In: a police cruiser after the autnl missed a highway curve and crashed. Police mid Lge W” 3 P3353083? in another car involved in an accident near Guelph and he drove off in the cruiser as po- licemen investigated the accident. I

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