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FIVE CASES

Five cases were on the docket that faced Magistrate K. M. Martin in City Police Court yes- ¢erday morning.

A previously adjourned case in which a Bellevue man was charged with driving while in toxicated was dismissed after evidence was given by a police officer and the defendant.

A city drew a 10-day jail| Rey. A. Frank MacLean and . : : term on f charge of being drunk| Rev. H.L. Mitton. Interment was not included) are going at 14 and annette while Fagen’ rad in the Powe's Cosnators. Pelt a EIT + Price. These garments are tailor- charge was fined $5 and costs or| Peter MacDonald, Kenneth Jen- ed by Canada's best known :

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changed voices, boys chorus, thus awarding them first place in this class.

TIE FOR SECOND

Trying for second place hon- ors in their class were two grades from Queen Square School who received a mark of 84. Birchwood High School and Spring Park School tied for third place with a mark of 82.

Queen Charlotte High -School also took first place honors in Class 130, schools of nine rooms and over, any grades, with their rendition of “Merrily The Cu- ckoo.”” Second place was award- ed to West Kent School with a mark of 82. Placing third was Rochford Square School with 81.

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4 ' ; $ , The fret wes Goorse 3 peg r~. ‘ Doherty of warehouse ° ! 3 ig TV | [i=--===='Highest Mark Is Awardeq He stated that on the evening ae of Dec. 3 there ware 900 50-pound| © , v- ; paper bags of in the eat oi ’ pared tor ral tomes mel FO PPISOOrO Oral Ulu TELEPHONE 8506 — ASK FOR NEWS DESK door, he said, was not secured ; - "5 1959 5 ln mosed bar tasedh tee tape Scoring 8, in Class 25, men's Mine” by Marshall, and “Shen-|and Glen MacEachern, Tea Hil, Charlottetown, . . : Be er The Guardian, Wed., May 6, to work at about 8.00 rural, unison, the Hills-| andoah”, their own selection. | 87; 2. Betty Carol Matheson and @.m. the next day the witness said| boro Club of Moant Her-| With everything done just right.) Margaret McQuaid, - Southport, Ei 4 Wi A Heard Oat 50. ane 0 Sn a ee ee ae Cnn ee ae lat Con a ght Witnesses Are! the warehouse open and the metal| awarded thus far in the Char- and Grant in Class|Linda Clark, Charlottetown, 88: ‘ bar lying on the floor inside. A| lottetdwn vocal and instrumental/ 190, piano restricted to} Class 217, recorder solo (14 P a @ Opens eek of Bie seek lnten paveeins section of the eaeet | tae a Fe under, was|years and ee: Isabelle As ossession Case -. ela Edward Island festival of music. | “a hear”, adjudicator | Carter, -St. Vincent's Orphanage, Ol = Leal tek 1k te eine aeti a. Ieee on e ce of 245 of INFORMED . Roubakine also paid tri- ass 25, men’s chorus, rural, Eight Crown witneses were peepee ¢ bags of pote- After discovering the loss Mr.|team of Margaret Maclntyre| bute to the performance of the! unison—1. Hillsboro Choral Club, John Heary Reid. of $245. the property of the Guilt] Docherty said that he telephonéd.and Eileen Grant of Charlotte-|team of Nancy Thompson and/ Mt. Herbert, 89. : town, charged with the posses-| Potato Company of North Wilt- to Mr. O’Bried at the offices of|town, who won Class 190 with| Diane Rodd who were second in| Class 27, men’s chorus, sion of stolen goods knowing them | shire, P.E.I. the company, who in turn in-/@ mark of 88. the same class with a mark of| four-part—1. ‘ to be stolen, opened in Queen’s| The accused pleaded guilty | formed the RCMP. Appearing at Prince of Wales | %. Ciub, 87. County Court before Judge C. St.| to the charge. He is Witness told the court that at/ College auditorium during the RESULTS Class 220, accordion solo, open, Glair Trainor. by Allison Gillis while J.P. Nichol-| 80 !time on Dec. 3 did he give| evening session, the seventh - of Complete results of the even-|—1. Raymond Chapelle, York, 82. Reid is charged with the illegal | son is crown prosecutor. _ | anyone tn pee to remove|the day, the all-male Hillsboro ing competitions were as follows:| 25s 190, piano duet (16 years Two witmesses appeared at the | 22y of the from the ware-| group directed by John Lea-Mor-| Class 40, girls chorus, (16 years| 41 wnder)—1. Margaret town. Christopher LePage, Ca-| morning sitting. RCMP Corporal house. gan vf Charlottetown, received| and under)— 1. Queen Chariotie|!mtyre and Eileen Grant, Char- vendish, Elizabeth L. Anderson, | Gordon R. Humphrey, in charge] |The second witness of the after. | high praise from adjudicator] High School, 87. lottetown, 88; 2. Nancy Thomp- Charlotetown, 85, 8. Eva Grace| of the RCMP identification sec-| noon, Donaid C. | MacDonald, | of | Garfield Bender. Class 33, womep’s chorus uni-| son “and Diatie Rodd, North MH- Hyde, Clyde River, 84. - tion, identified photos he had| Charlottetown. identified the Pho | wir. Bender observed that the|son—1. Valentones, Charlotte-| 1, : Class 91, Boy’s Solo, 18 years| taken at the Gulf Company’s| teraphs Pe of the | SToup_ sang with a fine musical| town, 82. mee and not under six, “When I Am| North Wiltshire warehouse and| lticle he drove at the time tone and feeling which indicated| Class 174, piano solo, sonatina, Big” — 1. Christopher LePage, | others he taken at the city ee the that he had | ‘Be excellence of the instruction) (16 years and, under)—1. Alan Canvendish, 4: 2. Wayne Mac-| business of the ac- 48 up + t a had received. The piano| Rodd, Milton, 85! 2. David Large, FOR SALE Pherson, St. Vincents Orphanage, | used. a ; vielin wee » 78. : 83; 3. Alan Edwards, Charlotte- ea est gg big ong os age oe dened wed hh wehagsede particularly well done he noted. Class 189, piano duet (14 years : : towa, Johnny Bruce, Bunbury, 82 o- > - aay sraw was paced — mone oe of | INVITED ABROAD and under)—1. en Jemsiocen| BY : TENDER 188 Piano, potatoes. truck ? Recalling that over 1,000 Can- i oni i? years and under “Dace | Jerome O'Briest of Mount Ed-| _ Later they went to Johnmle| agian and American choral Se tee er eee {ne Marigectte" = 1'Peter Mur-| ward Toad, an official of the| Red's and trom their they pro: each year in| FERRY SERVICE | May's 1999, for etther or both : : ‘|chison, and Peter MacKinnon, | Company, that in arin of his city in Mr. adjot in: b indi erode ~_ é Charlottetown, 85. : ber of 1958 his company had a| 119 50-pound bags potatoes! Bender asserted that this Is- wooD ISLAND-CARIBOU tot Aeon ee PIANO SOLOISTS Class 165, Piano Solo, “Three| large quantity of potatoes stored| were loaded by the witness and/tand group, if they could raise TT eee cae “a eshane Ta Ms . North Wil his companion into the truck, s—l—2—5 town, with a frontage Blind Mice,” boys 12 years and | in the tsbire from the Gul Poteto Company | ee occmt funds to attend would lot) of 71 feet and depth gale “<ompetitors in Class 174,| Alan Rodd, Milton (left) was)earned a mark of 78. Test piece under — 1. Paul Kennedy, Cross | contained me ee eae Te Pe mee te iS oe MAY 1 te JUNE 19 feet. The highest or any tender piano solo competition restrict-] named winner with a mark of = ee ee 0. 2!| Roads, ea oo Cudmore, — Ce ad a Returning to Charlottetown the Selene et Sapsre. ase na For daily report dial CFCY on! not necessarily accepted. €d to those 16 years and under|85. David Large of Charlottetown egro Assai, by et ee . &. ts oe company | potatoes were unloaded into the| adjudicated successively, the Sect wena wesbeeees For further particulars, apply . ena 50-pound paper bags cellar, witness said thet they! some rural was awarded| Cross early and avoid delay. ss 170, Piano Solo, Sonatina, | of potatoes on local markets. dumped out of the owe e 14 years and under — 1, Sandra/| This type of bag he said was used ee and the bags an 87 marks for “We Pray To Thee”| Charlottetown, P. E. Island FEASTERN TRUST njory Kennedy, Roads, 87; 2.| for mainland shipments. RECEIVED $10 mm * | by Palestrina-Kjos, followed by STANDARD TIME ; ueen ar O ep ingers Lynda Drake, Millview, 86; 3.| | He said in the period December| "As hat time the witness said Stephen Foster's “Swanee Ri-| NORTHUMBERLAND | Executor, Estate Picton R. - {Glen MacEachern, Tea Hill, 85,| bags were being prepared for eee $10 from the} In the first competition, the} FERRIES LIMITED 3 . ° vs ; — shipment to the mainland. Later that same night the wit- oe > Group sang the test : ) Class 90, Boys Solo, 10 years) The witness stated he first saw| ness said that he and two com- ; of fake rive rifs acings and under, “Every Day” —1.| the RCMP in conection with the| penions went. back to. Sohanies —— Francis Bier, St. Vincents Or-| case after they had responded to] restaurant and then made another | Pt@toes were. te ine > aa phanage, . Robert Stewart | his call Dec. 4. He said he out to the warehouse in North . : cn, Conate Heh eta et mark at te anon sd Gnty, eet fon’, — 1. nak Charan and ent Mar | reveal pce cave ar | Wits, wie roiae tw st gg oe Nemes weet <i] 6 SEED OATS took nearly all honors yesterday ighly con- juare , own R. R. 6, ied); ac pou! were : - afternoon as they captured five} gra on their performance. | town 85; pe A — a i Dale MacKay, Charlottetown | Pany’s warehouse manager. truck. oe oe. ote ae IT PAYS TO SOW QUALITY SEED first placings out of a total of It is the best piece of singing | Charlottetown, ; Spring Park| Paul Kennedy, Cross Roads, Geor- Moving into the afternoon ses-} On returning to the city witness on the night in . a ta six classes adjudicated at Birch-| I've heard today, good solid two- | School, Charlottetown, 82. ge Knox, Centra’ Jisyalty, g1,| Sion six more witnesses were) said that this second load was un- aaah i Grae aero Reid’ Ask to see the field, bin, germination and yield reports wood High School by Garfield L.| part harmony.” Mr. Bender ob- Class 84, Girls solo, 1! yore (tied). called to the stand by the crown. | loaded into the basemegf, of the euattended. but cone aa rae on my ABEGWEIT OATS Deliveries daily, except Sundays, Bender. served. and a oa — gg: | Glass 93, Folk Song, male voice, . accused's restaurant end they any positive identification of the|| 2¢, 1:09 P.M., of either bin run or re-cleaned. Not able to The members of the Queen; TOPS BIRCHWOOD an ‘Anite C er h(t *116 years and under, “On Rich-|@nd over, Urban, Grade three, empty bags were put back on the vehicle hold for delayed delivery. Telephone either Elmer Mac- Charlotte High School chorus} The school group emerged the oe Sean oe , pol mond Hill—1, Brian Wonnacott,| “Fairies By the Sea.”—1. West | truck and taken to the city dump./ “hi. Richard, Charlottetown Eachern or Henry Scales, Kensington Exchange. were highly praised by the ad-| victors. over Birchwood High) e000’ sory Lou McAvinn, | Chatottetown, 8; 2. Billie Clow,|Kent School. Charlottetown, | 8; albany > eee who was employed by the accus- . judicator, particularly the male| School when they received @) (ici ctown 82 (tied): 3. Sue{St—Vineent’s Orphanage, 83; 3.|2 Roch‘ord Square School, Char-| © ih sis ni sed that | ©d until recently, testified that he - AUSTIN A. SCALES & SON ‘But “ Maced of aeseinals oe clei if ae v0 Grade’ ganne Kennedy, Linda Matheson, | Bart Dixon Foster, Parkdale, Jim lottetown, 84. 3. Prince payment would be made at a| Worked as a cook. and that never : sex” Mr. Bender sald the girls| over, ‘with their rendition of the | Janet ‘Asprey. “81, (tied). Lea, Charlottetown, 82, (tied). | School, Charlottetown, 82. later date. en say cucnsten had the excused PEeErenn id i. dein eat tee “ieve- over, cae “Marianina” con 158, Beginners Piano Sola Cas oa rooms| Class 123, Schools of nine} On crossexamination by Mr. en oe they were out of i ” two-part : ¢|-pine__years_and under, ‘“The| and over, Grade one, “Bedtime” |rooms ana over, Urban Grade|-Gillis, witness said that at the ange ny chorus, represent- rent case aoe ae Sohinx” — 1. Brenton..Rogerson, | —..1.:..Rochford Square School, | Four, “With a Rum-Tum-Tum—I. time he did not realize he was}: ~—__— ‘ng the school received the high-| In Class 145, School Chorus, Charlottetown, 89; 2. Eileen Doi-| Charlottetown, 82; 2. Spring Park) Prince Street School,, Charlotte-| engaged in any illegal transac- : : Grade_ning- 20d —0), Po i ee ee ae (Cells S. PS-| re ae ee tmel.|town, 95; 2. West Keot Scbesl.| Se Se iy cawent ef Bear ter's Horn” the Queen Charlo‘te| tricia Neal, Winsloe, Janet Mc-| class 121, Schoolé of ni. eres fat ord | trom 3.00 pm.coward. all girl chorus received a mark! ¢-.rney, Si. Vincents Orphanage| o. sve ay, of nine rooms | Squere—Sehoel.— 8%. —— ware DeNTAL }—— of 87. Julia Mitchell, Charlottetown a ae an rence tae, ae Class 124, Schools of nine rooms As a result MacDonald said he Queen Charlotte High School| > onan Martin, Charlottetown | 22", M You'd Marry Me”—1.| and over, Urban Schools, Grade 4.4 » good idea of where he was | ee ree ee ee bce BE. 68h, Miled- Spring Park School. Charlotte-| Five ‘‘Split Rainbow"—1. West! nat didn’t realize what was going yo eae «eae ei Class 159 Piano solo, eight town, 84; 2. West Kent School.|Kent School, Charlottetown, 84;| on He also stated that he never peed Jane h eared ad | years and under, “Minuet” — 1. Charlottetown, 83; 3. Prince Street 2 Spring Park School, Rochford before new there was a potato eto | Dianne Moore, Parkdale, 86; 2.| School, Charlottetown, 82. Square School, 82 (tied); 3. Queen| warehouse in that district. Ba ees eae given the all | Pamela MacKinnon, Charlotte- Class 122-Schools of nine rooms Square School 80. To the suggestion that the

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