A two-year suspended sentence

The vouth, who pleaded guilty jto theft of a bicycle, was order- ed to make restitution to the sum of $88.50. He was also or- dered to enter into recognizance a bond of $500 with the sureties of $25) each and to be home he- tween 10 p.m. and 7 a.m

The accused was remanded to Seot. 15 on a charge of theft of less than $50

Eugene Joseph Gallant, Char- lottetown, charged with attempt- ed theft, had the charge wih- drawn. He was -represened by Gordon Tweedy.

Pau! T Croken of Chariotte- town was charged with speeding

the south shore municipalities of St. Constant and St. Mathieu and is to have an initial annual pro- duction of 3,000,000 barrels of

Island News Page

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Sept. 13, 1965.

Charlottetown Youth,16 =~ Gets Suspended Sentence

45 miles per: hour in a ™ mph

the scene, of an aecident and | had his ease adjourned te. Sept. | 18. |

‘4 resident of Bedford pleaded guilty to driving the wrong way on a one way street and was as- sessed $5 without costs or two days.

There were seven cases of drunk and incapable on the doc- ket. One was fined $20 and costs or 10 days: another was given A 20-day suspended sentence; a} third drew a fine of $10 and costs or 19 days and four others were remanded -until__ Monday morning

“Two Charlottetown residente| charged with being drunk and disorderly were remanded to Seot. 14 and 18 respechvely.

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High School Friday with 82 tea- ehers in attendance.

The, convention was opened at ® o'clock with Aubin J. Gallant presiding. The secretary Paul

whe gave a descriptive talk on the. Red Cross course he had atten- | ded during the past summer at Mount Allison University. |

riculum, mentioning in particu- gional High School pupil, lar the strides being taken in |science and mathematics. ‘We jmust rely on study and. experl- {mentation on the class level to

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