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Eimer Herbert O'Connor. Glad- stone, was convicted of man- slaughter by I Dem 1111'! 83 Georgetowmyesterday after a de- liberation for one hour and eight minutes. The jury retired at 3:19 and returned at 4:27. The finding or the jury was "not guilty of murder. but guilty on manslaugh- ter with a strong recommendation for mercy". The murder charge arose from the death of William iiiscxenzie or Glen Martin on June 20.

The sentence on the accused will be passed on Monday, Nov-

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Elmer O'Connor Is Found Guilty Of Manslaughter

ember 14. at 10:30 a.m. by Mr. Justice Mark R. McGuigan, the presiding judge. Representing the Crown were Premier and Attorney General A. W. Matheson. and J. P. Nicholson, Crown prosecutor for Kings. Representing the accus- ed was Mr. R. E. Bell, Q.C.

The Crown presented seven more witnesses to conclude the the case which saw a total of fifteen Crown witnesses takr the stand. The defense did not out any witnesses on the stand.

The first Cmwn witness yester- day was Mrs. Mary MacPherson, Glen Martin, who said that she saw O'Connor at her home or he night of June 18. She said he came in the house to wast his face and hands which were iv- ered with blood. She told hi to go to see a doctor about the out on his head. She stated that 0'-

clan crests. etc.. at MacLeod'; Scottish Jewellery, Murray River.

51'. MARY'S Parish. Montague. chicken supper. Wednesday. Nov. 9. Beaver Hall. Supper from 5 to 9 Bingo. etc.

"WHAT KIND,of a sinner are you?" Come and find out at Mur- rayhtl'Iarbour Church of Christ to- mg .

ATTENTION Montague curlers. Annual meeting Montague Curi- lug Club in cluhroom, Thursday. Nov. 10 at 8 o'clock. Important

Connor told her that he and Wil- item MacKenzie had had a quar- rel. and fought in the porch. and when he was going to his truck MacKenzie followed him, and he said that if he had tripped Mac- Kenzie would have got him. He told Mrs. MacPherson that when he arrived at the gate he picked up a stick and hit Macxenzie. He told her he was afraid that he had killed him.

On cross examination she said he son was married to O'Connor'a sister. She said she saw blood on 0'Connor's head and on his shirt

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Neil MacPherson. Glen Martin, said that he saw Mrs. Blanche O'Connor at his home that night about 8:20, and that she had her little girl with her. The witness said' he left her at his home and

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. . Wed., Nov. 9, 1935 The Guardian Pep! . Mr. and Mrs. Simon Cheveria of A number of tnolll" sou;-is. school students from t The annual bazaar and chicken cently attended a Catblb, supper held in Saint Mary's Parish Conference at Not:-a DIN!" Rail in Souria on October 5. and emy, Charlottetown. WI& 27, was largely attended and very directed by Miss Thorool successful.

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Miss Rita Cheverie recently vis- ited her lormer home in Souris.

Mr.MiClifn ha tn- sn attendance of six memlml and towards a sewing machine for ed wane, 51:03", in :19?” y:r;e.?-gr two visitors were e:r:ie;t.m (l;).yg1h..,.'., giiticlos whlcl;2 Jllere Vismng me home or her parents.

Tbemeeting open e0de rou or, 30118111-Cd - - "-:mii'mrm-mm-', followed by the Mary Stewart Coi- The annual meeting will be held '3?" "5 '59 "'”""F "39"" lect. Roll call was answered by at the home or Mrs. Tom Kick-

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Dean, the singing dean of a girls' school - . . and Jerry. is kidder in kid's clothing who proves in the clinches that you're never too young!

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. 0 Services. MONTAGUE BRANCH, N0. 8. CANADIAN LEGION (B.E.S.L.) i All war veterans of Montague, Murray River, Murray Harbour and surrounding areas. whether nembers of the Legion or not, R.C.M.P. Detach- nent; Reserve Units, Girl Guides. Scouts, Cubs, . Tadets. and all other organizations or societies, are -ordialiy invited to attend our annual Remembrance 7ay parade and services. Assembly Point:-Legion Hall, Montague Time:--November 11, 1955 at 10:30 am- Dress:-Medals, berets if available. Poppies. Parade Marshall-Comrade Rod Martin The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legioi viii serve dinner to veterans and their families.

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