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HAD SURGERY Mrs. Catherine Hume. Iris. is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital. Montague, where she underwent surgery.

RECEIVING TREATMENT Mrs. Reuben Wi g h t. Burnt Point is receiving treatment In

yesterday. Charles R. McQuaid represented the Crown in a Ii

fined $25 and costs on a second

ay Harbor who is represented by Mr. Hessian had his case ad- journed with consent to Aug. 8.

cases. David Francis Horton. Peters Road. was fined 875 and costs or 30 days on a charge of leav- ing the scene of an accident. Arthur Joseph Gallant. Geor- getown. charged with breaking and entering was represented by

the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital.

ACCIDENT AT HOME Tommy Gill. Peakes is a pat- ient in the Kings County Mem- orial Hospital the result of an accident in his home.

[5 PATIENT John E. MacMiilan. Wood is- lands is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital.

ON HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Buch- anan of Pictou are enjoying a month’s lioiiday with friends in Montague and vicinity.

AT SUMMER HOME Mr. and Mrs. Royal White and family of Murray River are enjoying their beautiful summer home on the Montague River.

~WERE VISITORS Re-v. and Mrs. Norman Young and family of Georgetown. 0nt.. were welcome visitors to Monta- gua on Sunday.

. A1’ L. MONTAGUE Gordon MacKnlght of Colonin. N.J., is spending a 1: weeks‘ at his summer cottage h lower Montague.

FROM MONCTON Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Strong of Moncton. N.B.. and their dau- ghters Sheila and Heather are spending their annual holiday in

FROM MONTREAL Mr. and Mrs. John Richards of Mttutreai were welcome visi- tors ‘to Montague on Monday. They were guests of Miss Pag- Q Deck at Camp Basis.

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S. S. Hessian. QC. He was sen- tenced to three months in th e Kings County Jail. with a strong warning from the magistrate to not re-appear before him on a similar charge or the sentence would be much more severe.

A charge of assault against James Bruce Coolen. East Bal- tic. was withdrawn and John Thomas Creed. Sturgeon. had an assault charge against him ad- journed for two weeks to Aug.

15.

Two men charged with being intoxicated in a public place were eachfined $30 and costs or 15 days. For possession of ii- quor in a place other than resi- dence. two others were each fin- ed 820 and costs.

Illegal possession of liquor cost Clarence R. Murphy. Bea- tons Mills. $25 and costs or 30

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Joseph Gladstone Vuozzo. Val- leyfieid. represented by Mr. Hes- sian was charged with unlawful and indecent assault. His case was adjourned to Aug. 15.

TROUT CONFISCATED Hamid Clarence Stewart. Sask- 31

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atchcwsn was fined 5 an costs under tha fish and g s regulations when he did unia - fully have in his possession more than the lawful daily catch of 20 trout. Also charged and fined a similar a in o u n t was Chester G. MscLurc. Montague. Both parties had their fishing gear returned. The trout in this case were confiscated.

Ronald Lewis Macxenzic. Gas- peraux charged with causing a disturbance by fighting and be-

ing drunk in a public place and hug

who was represented by J. P. Ni-

cholson. was fined m and costs

or 10 days. Information on a sec- wn.

wera youth festival opened last wack- end.

due care and attention and Crou-

in with causing a disturbance. Clifford Gallant. Georgetown.

was charged with causing a dis-

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MONCTON — one of the best known policemen in the Mari- time Provinces retired here Wednesday. and allowed he would spend his days following quieter pursuits of gardening and gravel.

Austin F‘. Steeves. regional superintendent of investigation for Canadian National Railways. ~ s career as a police-

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Since that time he has ac- quired several theories and ideas about poiiceworlc that are well-known. if n entirely agreed to by his associates.

He maintains that the aver- age citizen often has an un- reasonable fear of the and consequently does not -understand the officer’! position and role in society.

“The policemen is actually the best friend the public has. and there ought to be greater understanding and cooperation betwaen the two." Mr. Stecver service included a period P.E.I.

Tear Gas Is Used On Unruly Mobs

HELSINKI (Reuters)-Police used tear gas Tuesday night to disperse orowds demonstrating against the Communist-backed World Youth Festival meeting

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here. ‘ Police lobbcd a tear gas gre- nade into a mob outside the Ho- tel Marski at 11:30 pm. after the crowd began to shout and o firecrackers wera wn.

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