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to Dec. 6 to fix a date for trial | with bail to stand by Magis. trate James B. Johnston, QC, in Queen’s County Magistrate's court yesterday. Lester O’Don- -_ was counsel for the accus- | Owen Eric MacEwen, Crap- aud, charged with obstructing police officer pleaded not: guilty to the charge and had his case adjourned to Jan. 5 to fix a date for trial. The police officer was Cnst. Allan Burchill of the Bor. den Detachment of the RCMP. one for the accused is Gor- In the al of J. P. Nich- olson, Bert Campbell acted for, Robert Francis . West.) morland, charged with: escape from lawful custody. The accus- oe pee Senaeees ee ee a te for . - Magistrate . ERED Johnston warned that if the ac- RINK FUND BOLST cused is not present oa that ur date his bail will be cancelled.

A cheque for $300 is being meeting held on Thursday installed. Mr. Munroe advises An Alberton South man, Eric saan to the chairman of night. Mr. Munroe advised that also that this is the first club | John Fraser, was fined $10 and the rink financial committee this cheque most likely would donation to the fund and he | costs or five days on a charg Leonard Munroe by the presi- -bring the fund to its objective anticipates similar tions .; of possession of small oysters dent of the Montague Y's Men, _ of $12,000 on estimate require. from other clubs and organiza- | under the Fisheries Act. The Nei] Hooley, at the weekly ment if artificial ice is to be om > the town are yet to wees measured less than three

ec . 5 + Iwo accused hey each fined George Bruce Doughart, Ken- costs or 3 days on a sington, each received fines ot | charge of illegal possession of S a $s nad conte ot foe Says Wr 8 | SE ing to stop at a stop . John |Kirby Smith, city, was fined wet SWEDEN WAS FIRST and costs or five days on asim-| The first central national 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 27, 1965. bank in the world was that of or: Sweden, which started | Robert Herbert Beer, charged paper money on a large ecale with failing to yield the night of ‘in 1701.

Automobile Insurance Rate Increases Seen.

A continuing increase in the average cost ‘of automobile in- surance claims will cause an increase in insurance rates in Prince Edward Island in 1966.

A survey by All Canada Insur- ance Federation shows that most fusurance companies will in- erense their rates by an aver- age of 125 per cent, effective Jan. 1. Some companies may make rate adjustments, # any, later in the year.

Acrording to government stat. | istics on which rates are largely hased, the average cost of in- @urance claims in Prince Ed ward Island has increased by @ per cent since 1961 and fre-

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2% per cent during ‘the | Same period. > Rates will increase in af | parts of Canada.

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| Failed To Stop, | Three Are Fined.

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