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5'! Si. -MIGNISH -— The regular meet- Illﬁl the Tignish Village Com- gnlsloners was held in the fire

. Tuesday evening with §dC. Gaudette. chairman. pre- I ing.

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VISITING FRIENDS Edward Mollins. Alber- E15 visiting friends in Sum-

side and Charlottetown.

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-‘alas Erma Hardy. who has ‘ -essfully passed her register-

ﬁ -nur:-2's examinations, ’

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ending a holiday with her

rents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 5!, Rosebank.

a‘.-..~ AT ANNUAL MEET '.iA3!:l(_)1i,‘-,' those attending the 86th Elana meeting of the Presby-

rian Women's Missionary So- Iiety. eastern division. held

st week in New Glasgow. N.S..

_ere Mrs. Ivan Hardy and Mrs. Ems Steinberg of i-‘reelaiid. Mrs. I. M a C

. of Ellersiie slid. Miss Mary A. Macl\'enzie, plubytery deaconess. Cliarlotte- town

ENGLAND FUNERAL — The funeral for Robert England was held Thursday afternoon from , late residence. Springfield west, where service was con- ducted by Rev. R. A. Howard

tiring the service Edward Mac-

ougall rendered “Going Down ‘ alley." Pallbearers we-to George Wilkinson. Horatio Mao Williams, Lloyd Bar\\'ise_ Byron Hutchinson, Kenneth MacNevin. William Hickey. Floiverhearers were Charles Rogers, Lawrence Harris, Arnold Smallman, Mil- ford E.lis, Allison Ellis, Leslie Currie. James Palmer and James Macwilliams. Interment was in Springfield West Baptist cemetery.

MACQUARRIE FUNERAL — The ner for Mrs. Heber I/lacQu.arrie was held Thursday afternoon Trinity United Church with Rev. Cecil R. Weh- officiating. Hymns sung were “The Sands of Time Sinking," “Abide With Me," and a duet “Peace. Perfect Peace” was rendered by Fred Parker and Miss Ina Phillips. Pall- bearers w e r e Lorne Wright, Robert Hogg, Barnett Crozier, Albar. Lecky. Bradford Cairns. Alfred Matheson. Interment was in people's cemetery.

L}; Condition Discussed

Hy Tignish Commissioners

jl/VESIERN

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‘Alberion and West Prince Countv

ireet anc the problem of getting ,it pave-.1 was again a topic for discussion. along with having the 3 Blind Road in the village paved so Fire Chief Earl MacDonald‘, lrcportr-(I for the fire depart-‘ iment Complaints were heard V ;on getting the fire truck out.‘ ldue t1 the condition of Phillips St"eet ‘ Constable Foley gave the po- ‘ iix:(‘ report fo month report- ‘ g and itwo highway accidents. , The dog tax again came up lfor discussion and dog owners K\\'ll!.‘ have not paid their tax are lto be dealt with at once, it was ‘ decided . The matter of a curfew for rtlic village was talked over. 1 and will be put into force at the ne.\:t meeting, if some incidents‘ now taking place in the village are no‘ discontinued. Everett Broderick. village jiclerk. read the miutes of the ‘ previous meeting.

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.‘Fire Damages .Tractor

.}At Mi. Royal

PG 2 —— FIRE DAMAGES .. ..

0'LEARY — The 0'Leary fire department was called out about ‘I o’clock last night to the farm of Ba<i‘. MacNevin in Mount Royal where a farm tractor and a baler were damaged and a quaniity of straw destroyed in a flash fire.

The blaze broke out so quick- ly from the tractor muffler that Mr MacNevin and his son-ln- law. Christopher Sabine, were unable to move the machine from the straw stack to safety.

The tires were completely burned off and other damage caused by the time O'Leary firemen reached the scene and extinguished the fire. The hater was not thou t to be seriously damaged although one tire was burned off.

Mount Royal is about two miles west of 0'Leary.

12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Oct. 5, 1962.

Fine, Suspension

Handed Speeder

SUMMERSIDE A chase through Summerside streets at speeds of up to 85 miles p er hour resulted in a $50 fine and a license suspension of t h r e e months to 16-year-old Gordon

- William Toombs of Summerside.

Magistrate R.S. Hinton also recommended to the motor veh- icle registrar that another nine months suspension be added. Three months is the maximum time a driver's license can be suspended under the act on this charge of driving without due care and attention.

Police Chief S.D.A. Wanna- maker told the court that Toombs and another unidentif- ied youth were throwing fire- crackers from their car at girls

When the patrol car approached them they sped away and man- aged to elude the patrol for a period of ten minutes or more as they careened around corn- ers at very fast speeds.

PHILIPS

MARINE GRAVEYARD

Nearly 4,000 ships have sunk in the shallows, tides. fogs and

gales off Cape Cod, Mass.

100 Queen Street

Walking along the sidewalk. of

The Police Chief pointed out the seriousness of the offence stating it was fortunate some- one wasn’t killed. He stated also that “these young fellows don't realize the obligation that goes with obtaining a driver's lic- ense". Magistrate Hinton met- ed out the $50 fine and th c three month suspension. with the additional recommendation of a further nine month cancel- lation. The accused seemed somewhat repentan/t as he said “I deserve it."

Cpl. Alan Elder of the RCAF station was fined $10 and costs on a speeding charge while Simon Arsenault, Summerside. was fine d 315 on a similar charge as he was apprehended while travelling at a high rate

spee . '

Two men charged with intox- ication were each fined $20 and costs or 15 days.

Elmsdale Man Dies AI’ 79

ALBERTON — Charles Bar- nett of Elmodale passed away ‘in the Western Hospital. Thu. day morning after a lone ill- nos.

A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Barnett, he was born at Elmsdale 79 years ago.

He was married to the former Annle Smith of Centre Line

oad in September‘, 1908. They first established their home on the Wells Road but moved to Elmsdale almost 40 years ago.

Surviving Mr. Barnett besides s ‘wife are three sons and

Mrs. James Adams (Florence;

Socreds Run. Aioul Oi Commons’ Rules.

OTTAWA (CP)—The 30 So- cial Credit MPs—26 of them with no previous parliamentary experience—have run afoul of Commons ruler repeatedly dur- ing the daily question period in this week-old Parliament.

The Social’ Crediters have

from bilingualism to reception in Bale St. Paul, Que. Most of the queries have been

ch ruled out of order by Speaker

Marcel Lambert, or have been

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mil such questions in writing.

bellton 38 and 60

of i<2‘msdale. Hilton of Elms- dale, Mrs. (Mae) of Alberton. William of Elm=dnle. Mrs. (Doroti-yl of Elmsdale, Mrs. Arthur Wells (Ida) of Elmsdale. and (Lila) of London. Orit.

and 35 great-grandchildren, also

three sisters. Mrs. Stewart Smith (Ida) of Boston; Mrs. Leigh Abbott (Katherine) of

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At Thursday's sitting alone seven questions from the Social Credit group were In order. including one‘by leader Robert Thompson. Five were rejected by ministers.

T s trend ated by Speaker Lambert. who‘ (‘orrigun (Marie) in California

Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

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with Parliament

The four Social Credit MP3 with parliamentary experience served only 13 years and two months between them. A num- ber of individual MP5 in the other three parties have served ‘in the house far longer. V

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Regional forecasts:

cloudy in afternoon:

‘ HALIFAX (CP)—'i‘he weather office says a weather system eastern United

train is expected to begin over southwestern Nova Scotla late in the evening. As a afternoon temperatures will be lower than those of Thursday.

Cape Breton: Clear becoming a little

Bay of Fundy: Light winds, becoming cloudy durins morn- ing; rain be late in ovo- ing. Visibility 10 miles lowering in rain to five miles; tempera- tures in the lion.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 1:50 run. and 3:10 pm. At Ruatico at 10:12 a.m. and 9:44 p.m. Summerside tidc eighteen minutes later it h an Charlottetown. Sun rise: toda! at 5:59 and sets at 5:31.

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