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ALBERTON — The mayor

council, Feb. 2.

Nomination day is Monday, Jan. 18, to be followed by an election” if sufficient nomina- | tions are filed.

The motion favoring remun eration for the members of council was made at the regu- lar town meeting last night. It was carried unanimously i

The police report listed four | cases of intoxication and one | violator under the highway | traffic act. Town policeman, | John Arthur, was re-hired for another year. a

Two members io executive . ee of the Women’s tute, Mrs. : P aS C. H. Weeks and Mrs. James LEGION BRANCH FLIES NEW FLAG ant Hodgson attended the meeting ~ to discuss the possibility of the| The Remembrance Branch first legion branch to welcome Saturday. Past President MC. flag

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to incoming president — town taking over the Women's (Quebec No. 75) of the Royal officially the new Canadian . Fred Caldwell, . ty? | Institute Hall. The matter was Canadian Legion became the maple leaf flag in a ceremony (ROY) OF Eecke preeeene ae ; ti (Ge Wrest

left over for further discussion. Mayor Roy Leard presided

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/ 1 ¢ : | JUST PRIOR to leaving for fresne de la Chevalerie, Bel- bassador was the guest spea- ures min. Max, Western And Central Districts | : Bouris to do a little politicin’ gium’s Ambassador to Cam ker at the Canadian eins Dawson alte ” * The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Jan. 12, 1965. $ |

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i ee i Yar- | creased last ~~ opinion the rules favor the ex-| mon. He thought, ‘‘we could all In connection with the forth- 5 cre t year. Counsel the plaintiff WESTERN | pansion of colonization and for- | learn a lot if the newspapers| coming election Alex Chappell B, New Giang pm ig ong Mr. Roper said that 15,167\¢ Bruce MacDonald of Sum- '

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LEARNS OF DEATH ‘ on Sir John A. “The ‘Shaw » Word was received by Mrs.| John Wayne Casford appear-) Counsel for the accused was ee Sn Beenkes eed JOHN A. sible Idea”; solos by Attees | H. I. Rogerson, Summerajde, |ed before Magistrate James B.|C.R. McQuaid. |Home and Compton Funeral SIR am. that Russell Lowe of Fort Johnston, QC, in Queens Coun-| Application for bail for Cas- Home which have been in bus- accompanied

Pierece, Florida, has died sud-|ty Magistrate's Court on 10| ford and Dunn was made by liness here for a number of | Continued from | -ola — — i oe 7 also the tentre

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denly. He is survived by his| charges of break and entry yes- | Mr. ee = —- to be! yeard. i wife Vera erson of Gambles | terday. considered magistrate. ; i Corner, PED On the first charge of break) Stewart Ferguson of Charlot- The _ establishment will be and entry into MacKay’s store|tetown charged with break and|Rooney’s Funeral Home. The /torians. Prof. MacNutt RETURNS HOME in Stanley Bridge he was re-entry into MacKay’s store in proprietor also operates Roon- | native of Mrs. Neil Marks, Summer: | manded to Jan. 18. Stanley Bridge was remanded to|ey’s Funeral Home in Alberton | ceived his early side, has returned to her home| On the second charge of break/ Jan. 18. Counsel for the accused and the new home will be situa- as

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| be tried by a magistrate and | Chariottetown, charged with | of Central. DRIVER FINED was remanded to Jan. 19. break and entry into MacKay’s| The opening of funeral A Summerside resident, David | He was remanded until JaM.| store, Stanley Bridge, was re-|home here was made feasible MacCausland, was fined $15 and |19 on the eight other chargeS.| manded to Jan. 18. Counsel for by the per- costs or 10 days by Magistrate | one concerning a break and €®-| the accused was Gordon) mit by the town. When the own R. 8: Hinton in town police | try into a canteen and seven te: ‘ 7 first court yesterday. MacCausland | to summer cottages, harged | some three months appeared on a charge of driving | bank. legal” ee wih BF as raised o a car without due care and at-| Council for the accused was had his case adjourned to Jan. | the town councillors terition. He pleaded guilty to|C.R. McQuaid. | 48. *| application the charge. | John Russell Dunn of Charié- | - |

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SON IS PATIENT ~ tetown appeared on nine charg- les " i James Condon, son of Mr. es of break and entry, one into special permit’ was j _| Because of the lar and wre. Leo Condon, Kensing, | a canteen ‘ad the vager tem Management —— have a Se ’ 8 m a patient for | charges into summer . portunity the few in the Prince| He elected to be tried by Mag- ee iw age Prt | coed wn wet e,| Course Held BORDEN RINK tay i vononaiag oF weave he “underwent a tonsil-| Jan. 19. °. ¥ A i bust ah help es! course on commenced [ can panty mesuits | DEATH NOTICES _|Sondey caams eo Prov TUESDAY, JAN. 12 oer a * tables were y at ocational , Received too late for Classified work for you, the card party held recently at stadents im attendance. The se- Pied the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd death sctice colums = cond sension of « sititar 10 a : 8.15 P.M. down on ceete wan oul he Ms: Sock meneeres ~ & Sat poe hn on | ‘ was also held. : JUNIOR LEGIONAIRES money. Bernard; consolation, Terrence |i merty of New Argyle in her Sma| Corse material made avail- ; Gavin; freeze-out, Boyd Ber-|year, Resting at the Cuteliffe FY) able by the department. of a- po Pa ig gdh ng congener <a Se watt sone, Thursday. eur wae Geter te net <i Harper, and Mrs. Gannar Peder. | QU *“2i7!5$ “Stes . town J of Com- cemetery

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