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those of J convicted—of-the 1961--sla Charles-Eugene Baillargeoti St. Pierre de Montmagny, Que., and of Joseph Dion, found guilty of the death by strangling of

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. Clifford White and David Bob, | | members of the Nanaimo Indian | | tribe; were convicted by a mag~' istrate in July, 1963, of killing deer out of season on Vancouver Island and each was fined. $100. A county court judge threw out the conviction after hearing ar- guments that the two were al-

t unt an i ppeal against his conviction of 2 ee [oe ‘murder in connectiODrishts\ recognized by a ‘*oyal

with a bank robbery. It will be selma issued in 1763.

heard later in the session Tlie provincial Court- of Ap Another criminal case ques- peal upheld the judge’s ruling.

Matthew Kerry Smith, 25, of Toronto, also has launched an

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| Allan Mann of Toronto is con- | testing an Ontario court of ap- peal decision which found him guilty of careless driving under section 60 of the Provincial Act.

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A second hunting case con- cerns Calvin George of the Kettle Point Indian Reserve in) Ontario. A member of the Chip- pew? band, he was charged in| September, 1962, with shooting | two ducks contrary to the Mi- | gratory Birds Convention Act.

Magistrate J. C. Dunlop of Sarnia that the act did not apply to George while he was hunting on the Indian reserve.

The court also will jhear an appeal by Gerald Martineau, a member of the Quebec legisla- tive council, who is opposing @ Quebec Court of ‘Appeal deci- sion ordering a new trial for him on charges of influence- peddling. . i

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‘After the war I travelled the world many times and followed a number of careers. Then [| thought of the RAF photo sec- et:-I found I coud buy it for £5. I refined the idea, of course, but it was the start.” .

Reid’s first power ~ driven revolving Ghair (John ,Diefen- baker» who’ sat for him in 1961, thought it resembled an electric chair) was an old dental chair.

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