I} Johnson that as not! been talk- motor vehicle while he was im- the present largest. on me Lena ing to Spencer's doctor paired. Counsel for the accused, River in Siberia.

“ " -- -» ~ » ~ Mrs. J H ' reported that the 83-year Lester O'Donnell, explained to T~—-—-—_.‘\_ . ._ ' 1 old woman had taken a turn for ';istrai host in: 'Lt- ' ' ‘ . '- ‘ ~- . 5 the worse and was again on ness for the accused was un. 3 ‘ . 1 i . -. . z ’ - ’ a the serious list with possible avoidahly ont'of town and the J y . ‘ ‘ V . I i . E ‘ ' ‘ n ‘ /

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- -——- M. Scal . l g 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Dec. 10. 1964. we; remaisd and said mu he gauge Aberdeen 5mm, and.‘ fl! m k 5‘

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hoped ‘0 have, a m” "9"" on David Preston Smith both of Palm“ 3 “mm” at Fairview and William Andre w

' that time, and the record of gens 0‘ Sherwood were each mghzcg’c‘cfifS-ed wa m Med charged with mini! live birds in S gm as hunting decoys. The cases of

Q Nitiel L'orne Vessey of Chm,kme_,the three men were adjourned I 14 town. on a “mu” charge was ‘until Dec. 23. to make possible ' " ‘

i - the gathering of more informa- " . I .. . In Ml S S enter Case mm me? :zhttrnriirtir m to in ' a“ ' led said he had people working A Cherry Valley m.“ w" I» ~ . Dune" i.

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' he had hopes of getting a lawyer M 3m and co.“ °r ’0 d”. 8' M' L" In Queen‘s County Magis'with violence, the charge being within a week. f” meg“ M‘enmn 9‘ “9"” of Gmecifloulfi'ltx trate's Court yesterday Laurieilaid following the Nov. 1) roh- ‘mmmss ABS N ‘ William MacDonald of Char-ibery and heating of Mrs. John John “trickEMzms of Bop fitnesfiatt Pm??? to LADIES WEAR

lottetown channg his plea from-Spencer Sr-. of West Royall-y- den was remanded to Dec. 21. build the world's largest power not guilty to guilty. MacDon-l Crown Prosecutor Alan Scal- bail to stand. one charge of hav- sttio miteis,slanagerrt han.... aid is charged with l‘llbberyies told Magistrate James B. ing the care and control of a station, six times larger than

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1 A 10131 of 25,015 passengers Residents of the Alberlon“ and 12,541 vehicles travelled area will meet tonight to or-l the Borden-Tormentine ferry ganize a Prince County Hosw run during the month of No- pita! extension. fund campaign vember, statistics released by in WESlem Print‘fi i ’Canadian National Railway re- The proposed campaign is ' endorsed by the Western Hos-. ‘ This was an increase of 24 pita] in Alberto“ and support. 1 vehicles over November of ed by Rev, patrick Walsh, past. 1963. The number of passengers or o the Immaculate Concep- was down slightly from the tion Church of st. Lou‘s I

j same period last year. The de— ~ - i vcrease was attributed to bad 731611;]: egzlnglbmlttnbiibfiggi 8“

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. “'ea'her‘ 'At a recent meeting the West- I .. ' ern Hos ital endorsed the ro- CAPT. K. ll. Boom”) CAPT. 'r. C. PI'LLEN l norm, SHIPPED posed cagnpaign in gratitudepfor.

. V Prince County Hospital's past 1 ‘ i LNERPOQL' England (CF) service to the communit and in i 5‘? mm here ‘5 bu‘ld‘l‘g a bowl anticipation of continued co—;

3 or export' The “me'smrey operation between the two hos.I

ch Sh' c d Istructure. weighing 2.500 0 Duals,

Will be bullt in 1.000 prefabri- Father walsh promised his; Gated Part5. None Of the Parts support in the campaign in a

“Captain Kai Hugh Boastld of wan idostrnyerl before the W1“ be larger than HEM fed letter to Magr- J. P. E. O‘Han-

Lockeport. .\'.S.. and tiawa, war's on lby SIX feet. .The hotehwill be iey of Summerside. a member

has been appointed command. IN KOREAN WAR transported 15! two ships Ind of the management committee

ing officer of iihlf‘S Provider. in addition to staff and shore ‘91"th 0” Glbralwr- 0f the driVE.

Royal Canadian Navy's appointments in postwar years..

'pperational S‘Ilel" Shh“- ha59d he commande the destroyer .

at HalllElX. V5. FUNNY? last: lroqunis and the frigate La!

TUCSdaY- Hulloiso He. was in commandl c J He sorrow]: Captain Thomas of HMFS Huron in the Korean

Charles Piillon of Oakrillo. . war theatre and for part of this nt.. who has been appointedl period was Commander Can-

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to the staff of the chief of opor-L adlan Destroych Far East.

ationai readiness at Canadiani lie commanded the Arctic

Forces Headquarters as direct-‘ patrol ship Labrador on hero 0

or of maritime operations ef- 1956 and 1957 voyages to thei

fectiva Dec. 12. ‘Arctic after which he attended] One of (he most lengthy Copies of the act‘ which run

NCEéPIIEiHEBOiEEIiéd $85 1301‘1119)?‘ 1th tTrilllpergal Defence t(‘Jollefifei pieces of legislation to be pass- to more than 200 pages. will

0r0 . nil an . .0“ 1-. »-‘— .. an 0“ ecamc 9X00" “'9 0' n the rovince in man man be at 'l'hle th ii i ' ‘ II II I

and mOVEd to canada With hlsi fie" ."f “MCS 'Vmbo' R C N ‘ years, The flighway Traffic Ac); pct-evincial ‘aindoior i'ugghhi c1123 G'nd

iamy 29:8.0rrliiisafpicrcg ihg‘l easlgabllshmt’m "1 London, Eng-{1964, $031165 into effect on thell branch * , I" 50 me I irst o anuary. Mr. Stewart said it is ex-.

‘ S t . . 1040. d ‘ . ' He commanded HMCS Shear- i . ‘

himrgigirdhbgir as a Spobatih: water. RCN air station n ear The ad‘ passed .at the 1?“ Pea“ that “hen the ad comesi

ary sumielnenan‘t m “av 1942 i Danmnuth VS {mm July isesslon of the legislature. Is a into force. changes that. affect

He transferred to [fie ~r- '18; mm m 'Oéusbgr 1952 a' i complete consolidation of past motorists Will be advertised in

. . _ 9g” ' j . ' ‘ '. llegislation affecting all facets summary form- force in octnhel. , \\ill(h time he was appointed 1 of motor vehicle operation in‘ Since the war, Captain Bogs in stand by Provider diirilig' 7.

End has served on both coasts, her final stages of constructioni m; pr?‘lvcle's t I D .d MONTGOMERY RECOVER; "

and at Naval Headquarters. In ‘ al Lallmn. QIIC- (‘alllfiin Pull?" mvmc‘a. "re My a“ ._ ' ‘

August. 1957. he was appoint-i '“nk Cnmmflm‘ ”’ “MCS Pm‘i Stewa" “‘0' “Stem” appmv'iMgfshIgOTiJ/isgifhlfefilhntgnnflgd‘

ed in commaan or HMCS Resol- ‘ rider on her commissioning in a] has been give“ by "‘9 8°V'lwho g, makin ominued gat':

ute (coastal minesii-eepcrl with' September. 1963 . ernment to have the act come . g C ‘ '

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St. Crotx [destroyer escort) . when the ship rommlssiotlod at land" and "1?me; hmh grim. Sorel. Que. in October. 1953. nal and maintenance facilities.

He is at present serving on the i staff of the chief or operational readiness. ‘ » ' V - _ i C ain Pilllan was born in, ‘ ‘ Oakville. Ont. May ‘27, 1918. and enterod the Royal (‘ana- dian Navy as a cadet in 1935. After early training in the; Royal Navy. he joined the Can- t adlan destroyer Assmihoine al‘ the outbreak of the Sccnndl d a gun- ; nery specialist and as execu- tive officer. survived the tor- pedoing of the destroyer 0t. tawa in September. 1042. Later he was executive officer of the‘ destroyer Chaudiere and then.

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had its Allied Youth Post mt‘n {

a total membership of 48 sm- 1 dents. Mrs. Anna Nicholson and

Mrs. Hazel MacPhee are advis- orl'l'ourieen new members were

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Nicholson. and Mrs. MacPhee gave a resume of the Alliin Youth Programme in P.E.l since its inception in 1960.

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