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: Village, was acquitted ,of a |senault, Joseph Zoel Arsemault,| men going down. : charge of causimg the death of | all of Abram’s- Village; Mrs.| She sai

Joseph Edmund Gallant of | Delphine Arsenault, Sumzmer-/| struck,

Abram’s Village by criminal ne-| side; Dr. Donald Reeve, Well-| mund on the floor, bat thouzht

Ss Ss . Dea er gligence on November 20, when | ington; Edith St. Peter, Sum-| that asleep. She said she

= he appeared at the preliminary | merside,-: and Cpl. Winstom Me-| saw ‘to the

hearing into the charge before | Tavish, Summerside detach |car, and that she didn’t think — More than 1% punctuate the Island from one | Magistrate W. Chester S. Mac-| ment, RCMP. anything was

high school students launched end of the province to. the r.| Donald QC, here Tuesday night.| A statement accused | came back in, she told the court, the first meeting of the Motel This represents just a part of| In handing down the decision, sab eee ok ob tele and in about 15 minutes, the par Regional High School Progres-|our ambitious program to better | Magistrate MacDonald stated Dr. Aquino told the court, that|ty broke up. 4 ‘|sive Conservative Club last [the educational facilities avail-| that his duty was to find if there the deceased died of shock, as} In cross-examination, Mrs. Ar- night, Guests at the meeting in- able to the youth of Prince Ed-| was sufficient evidence to war-| the result of a broken neck. | senauit stated that Edmund was cluded Walter R. Shaw. Leader | ward Island. rant trial. He said he could not| Augustine Arsenault, Abram's| pretty drunk and unsteady om of the Progressive Conservative | “gut Mr Shaw stated, “it | find sufficient evidence to com-| Village, said that he was at a|his feet. She said that everybody Party of Prince [iward Island, | nas also been our great ambition mit the aceused to stand trial. | party at the home of Edith St.|was pretty well intoxicated at. a ao | 5 atmtent [0 Sreride, sot Seat, th tunel FOR DEFENCE Peter in Summerside, about se-| the party. “Did he lose kis ba- County MLA, as student |ional facilities, but the job op-| Counsel for the defence, D.j| ven o’clock on the evening of|lance and fall?” Mr. Sigsworth asked her. .

tatives of St. Dunstan's | portunities for our youn: f g people | Frank Sigsworth, ‘LL.M., of| November 20, with the accused .

ie “Het las well, It is for this reason |Charlotietows, in his sum-up, and deceased. was her reply.

jtha Conservative Govern- | stated that there was no sugges- Zoel sad Upon entering the hich school | ment, ‘ ‘ prima facie .| what happened drove auditorium, Mr. Shaw recerved (de since baler raion ieee. dh tied tas ooh ote sith the. Ma | that _ his parents serived bene a three minute ovation from the /the most ambitious industrial | bility of negligence, which there |the back seat, who he thought | November ee ene et age |reeram in our Island. history,| Was not, he said. was =

P : |Prince Edward Island.” crown. Crown witness heard; Mrs. Delphine Arsenault. f to . | i ees: oe Other speakers at the meeting | Were Dr. Andres Aquino, Pro-| Summerside, and formerty Shaw et: eae oe oP jincluded Melvin McQuaid, MP, | Vintcial Pathologist: Cpl. Wil-| Abram’s Village, said = was | house, he See ee hate ew the vec (Philip Macdonald, president of | liam-H. Smith, in charge of the also ae beg Charlottetown; William Ralph| saw Cedrie Gallant, accused, | not see the incident in her home, MacLellan, Ambulance driver | and Edmund Gallant, but

ot Island youth. While | ‘P¢ St. Dunstan's University Pro- ee einen: tb: belt the fifteen re- | £°eSsive Conisérvative Club; Pau-

Seen here are the four by the Canadian writer Dr. W. Albert Fogarty = cee on : Prince Edward Islanders, pre- C.D. Pacey, at the University Charles Broderick — sontty enrolled im the Scheel of New Brenowich, in Freder- ‘amee MeCenie of Eaies Walter Shaw Extends pres 1 of -Graduate Studies, headed icton. They are, left to right: cove. — : e . Conservatives ‘| Greetings On Bi mphas . Christmas election, Mr. Shaw replied So eee ee ee ; next “ : . . e Ost- fa S i 2 unsentie Year | “by the way they are going, I and compare the platform ef ait were extended to all residents | expect it should not be too far in | political parties before commit- : , the . by Opposition:| the distant future. i H . . Leader Walter Shaw, who cele-| FULLEST CO-OPERATION , ” Mr. . brated his 79th birthday yester-| “In the meantime I give day. fullest co-operation a e “At this time,” said Mr. Shaw, | the Conservative party Amon students Graduate studies been | four Islanders are among post- | People province jevery activity } ‘wy ee = the saa tien dees Os ob gredustes whe represent the tea wen & so See a Gemsuiy of Gan ree tablishment of King’s College In| fo0e'or the world, students who |Perity and happiness in the New | apvice FOR YOUNG rag : : four 1829. The first Master of Arts de-| are enrolled in any one of sine Year. . Asked what advice he ee = ar Paes ee conferred in 1830. The ' graduate-degree programs. ie: Ane ee tor. the |77ne People of Island "EC =—= : , See teat the om eA ome Sat > 3a % t * a 's wor th are: Albert P. Fogarty, the soe . ’ ; See tt Go cuutewetaiee oe fenton a a oon | ren S (ld Mr, Shaw, leader of PE.L's| |, Ver fom feaen 4 a graduate , Progressive Conservative party, tivities ip life wout| Following the meeinga dace DEC. 24h 0] eee ot senttie af wee ond a Ls Ss Se Caigied tb honesty bachelor of education. Mr. Fo- 8 the nest election. ; tegrity.” garty is working towards the Asked when he expects the master of arts degree in history at UNB. A second Islander FUNERALS working oa the master of arte a a Tyro Chorus degree is Charie . A special display for the holi- spools of cotton batting : a aon of Me. and Mrs, Preise (dav season has been created |Heenex into. picturing of the Gives Concert aie oe rahe: Ail cage the children attending clas- . erick received the undergraduate |" "confederation Center. The (foil, paint, and their own cres- The Tyro Chorus a group of | 150", Gf ew Glasgow. mDO |. | oe results of their imagination and tiveness. The panel is replete | seven lads ranging in age from | ig ‘fom the Coicliffe GIFT WRAP fan's is on display | with the prince and the little girl | seven to eleven, under the direc- Home to New Glasgow ROAD RACE DR. OF PHILOSOPHY throughout the holiday period in |of the favorite story riding} tion of Allan Graham presented | 4 Service was : "Alfred E. Morrison, son of Mr. |the Children's Gallery at. the |through the sir on their magic’) their second concert of the se8-| 4, poy ‘Merle W. Zimmerman, Tie ear chat teie a ha and Mrs. Alfred Morrison of entrance to the majn gallery. sleigh son “Christmas Bells at the! scisted by Rev. pack, 26” wide, long. Assorted , & andidate in his-|paper cut-outs entitled “ second panel —offers—the | tast-night-——___________| 2e Bymms, Leed Kindly Licht | : : re a a ost e FA odie er, “CNB. He completed the |tude of Angels.” created by the |traditional Nativity Scené, com- The boys rendered familiar} Sua) The SuNe : te: ere: ; master of arts degree at the |childres of Grades 1 and 11, and | structed with bits of scrap|earols and Christmas song with| (4s Choir. A duet: “The ; game university last spring, Mr. |a fanciful creation it is. There |materials, with costumes jenthusiasm and feeling which | ci, wour Square” was sung by Le ; “1. Gi Be s10 « lor of arts degree from St. Duns- |green angels, fat angels, skinny jbits of audience Terkert; Meere. The * ergnaist \Seuthpert ha -aniel ) ‘DEC. SALE tan’s University. The fourth |angels, angels that look like | The display is completed with David Hall, accompanied on Regie Si : 3 ) Prince Edward Islander enroll-|monks and angels that look like |“The Animals Christmas Tree. gave &@ ; ; . ' ed as a post-graduate student |butterflies, and some that look |a tiny decorated tree deep in : : . this year is James C. McCardile, jlike bats. the forest, with a variety of HONORED Sie mace ave sir ormarm | COOKWARE Cardie of Kinkora. Mr. McCar- - é dle is studying toward a TUFF BOY SERVING SET Hi trical_ engineering. nv a = 4 i — Slee eee a eae eur wens: ee eee . , J X.. Looks Mike reel Corning ware. @AYNE — At the — ; 99 MacArthur Nursing Home é zai) ‘ of Margate in her year: ; mains -resting at thé Devise DEC. SALE 3a Funeral Home until Wednesday then to|Margate United Church ats = where funeral service will be Siac RIDE ‘EM SPRING HORSE § ehurch . Visiting hours : J Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. i , . ea & ~ CAMPBELL — At the home of pees are a. eee . her parents a a Char- - ‘i 4 +f 7 les Murphy, Vernon. P.E.I. on 35” high. Durable plastig) Any aa Es oe ag Tuesday, December 20, 1966, of pose

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