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EVIDENCE Manager. Leaves Trawler Tues, Sept. 30, 1958 The Guardian Page-13

. For New Position Destroyer H In u HSUMBSBEE‘TO“ flock: In collision Mr. 0th Mrs. ArnOId Lord tn? Gemini-Pitta "dime; “mt” mm ‘3” Are GIven A Lovely Party

ters) — The British destroyer Hogue and the trawler Northern Foam collided in dense fog Mon- day off the east coast of Iceland, Icelandic coast guards reported.

The 2,300 ton Hogue was travel- ling fast and damaged the trawler considerably.

In the early days of the Ice- landic fishing dispute the North- ern Foam was boarded by Ice l-anders and “recaptured” by the British frigate Eastbourne.

The coast guard said the North- ern Foam was one of two British trawlers fishing inside the 12-mile limit Iceland now claims.

The Icelanders were preparing to board her, when the Hogue ar- rived at full speed in response to a call for help from the Northern Foam.

The coast guard said the Hogue struck the trawler such a heavy blow that it was knocked on to its side and they feared it would sink. The boat deck collapsed and a lfieboat was destroyed. But the trawler righted itself.

are now visiting in Howl-an. Arriving from Hamilton, Ont.

on Friday, Sept. 19 were Albert

Finnan, Louis and Lyman Arsen-

for the past year, received a presentation from the office staff and carrier boys Saturday before taking up his new position with the Summer-side office of the F. w. Ward and 00., a potato ex- port fh'm, Monday.

George Clow, office manager, made the presentation on‘behalf of the office staff while David Weale made the presentation for the delivery boys of both papers.

The home of Mrs. Lord, Central Bedeque, was the scene of a very happy event Thursday evening, Sept. 25th, When about one hundred friends and neighbors gathered to ten- der her son Arnold and his bride a miscellaneous shower. ‘

Mrs. Harold Clark played the wedding march as Mr. and..MIr‘s. Lord were seated on a decorat- ed sattee trimmed with pink, yellow, andrusset‘ colored rib- bons in front of a mantle adorn- ed with lovely autumn flowers.

The numerous gifts consisting of blankets, kitchen ware, silver

Edwin beck. After the gills were drawn to the bridal couple M‘s. (hag: les Folla-nd and Mrs. Geo. Wan- nen passed them to Mrs. Sidney Green and Katherine Jeffery “no arranged them on the din- ing room table.

Arnold thanked all for rem- embering him and his bride at thistime,andh1vitedalltorov turn and visit them. All sang: “For They Are Jolly Good Fd' lOWS."

Refreshments were served. withtheg'h‘lfriendsofthebride acting as waitress. Afterburne- ing the groom all leftfor then” wera, electric lamps. electric homes wishing Wanda and. clocks and other electric ap- Arnold many happy years of pliances, and many useful wedded bliss. household articles, and many The bride was {my Miss envelopes of money. were earri- Wanda MacDonald. Albany and ed in trimmed baby baskets by has recently served as we. Jeannie Bagnaii and Eva Perry phone opewm at the Bede“. and were Opened by Harm“ (exchange) and clerk in R. Cal— Riley and CW Ram- lebec’s store. During her arm

Verses were read by Mrs. sojbrn'n in the conummity die Fred Jewell and Catherine Callz has made many friends.

Death Of Ernest Brown-

SUMMERSIDE BUREAU

_OF THE GUARDIAN The preliminary hearing of John Angus MacKenzie, Brae, charged wrth criminal negligence In the death of Ernest Brown. P1usv111e, on the night of June I 19, 1958, when the motor vehicle

received it. The boys, according to Yeo, asked him to take them to Alberton and MacKenzie re- plied he had no gas. The group offered to buy the gas and the accused agreed to drive them to Alberton, witness said.

Yeo, stated, Ian Strang drove the MacKenzie car while the ac- cused got in the back. The wit- ness stated that MacKenzie was “in bad condition — no state to drive.” He added he could smell liquor from his breath also. After a couple of brief stops on the way to Alberton for vani_qus reasons, Yeo said they went to within about one mile of Elmsdale then MacKenzie de- cided his wife might be worried about him and told the group he would have to go back home. ASKED TO DRIVE

He asked to drive and took over the wheel from Strang. He reuportedly drove for a short distance (nearly a mile accord- ing to later evidence) and then

way. Yeo wasn’t sure if Mac- Kenzie completed the turn or if Strang had done so. Evidence by Strang later revealed he had taken over from MacKenzie to t.\'n the car around.

Hazen Siiilker, 15, and Clif- ford Seaman, substantially cor- oborrated Yeo's- evidence. How ever the evidence given by Strang at last night's hearing didn’t agree in several cases with information he had given to the RCMP in a statement he gave them and signed two days after the accident.

Pathologist Dr. John Craig told of performing the post mor- tem on Brown's body and said he found a number of severe 1n- juries, any one of which could probably have caused death. These were the severing of the right leg, very severe abdommal' wound. fracture at base of skull. He said the wounds ‘ were caused by, “very violent con- cat .” Dr. Craig also told of

Road on her approaching mar- riage

Several from Howian attended a shower on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Craswell, Bloomfield in honor of Miss Ellen Cornish, R.N., prior to her approaching marriage. Miss Sandra Arsena-uit of How- lan was the lucky jack pot win- ner at Legion Bingo on Wednes- day night.

Rev. C. Pitre visited Mrs. J. B. Arsenault at her home here on Thursday morning bringing her the 404hours communion. Andrew Arsenault of Skowhe- gan Maine arrived in Howlan by car on Wednesday Sept 17 to_ spend a couple of days with his

, at Bloomfield Corner causing fat- al injuries, was commanced in Magistrates Court Summerside last evemng. Magistrate R.S. Hinton, Q.C. presided. J. Watson Ma'cNaught is de- fence counsel and Mr_ D.O. Ste wart 15 Crown Prosecutor. Albert Saunders , Bloomfield, was first witness called and told the court he operated a service station at Bloomfield Corner. 0n the night in question, he stated. he heardthe MacKenzie vehicle go by his garage and looking out a window saw the car shortly after it left the highway. _ He ran down acres the road mto_ a field according to his testimony, and saw a man stand-

Edgar Yeo, .. expected to return to _‘ . . this afternoon or Los Angeles, Calif. undergone "open “ 1, a rare heart sp-

APPY SUMMERSIDE BOY able to live the active life of a normal young boy because of his heart ailment, is returnin to Summerside .a well boy with a normal life expectancy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Yeo. He has 10 brothers and sis-

Subiects

,"I;:sI hedosedallday FdixArsenIault.

. DANCE Borden Le; , . Wednesday. Modern w dancing 9.00 p.m. to ‘ Music by Hi-Fy 01" , Admission 50 cents.

instructing f o r " Borden Legion Hall :9 - 12 years 7 to 8 DJ!!- "aw. 8 to 9.30 p.m., Ad- .- cents.

manners s ale ' .. "s clothing and foot- 3 Oct. 30th. all stock ‘1' less than cost. Bor-

. next meeting which is to be held

of Interest

the return of the Kodak school film “SnaIp That Picture.” Cor- respondence f r o In “Canadian Photographer” was read concern- ing a black and white and a color salon

It was agreed to meet. Mon- day. September 29 to bring the clubs best work in each. the meeting to be held in Freetown. It was’ agreed to order Christ- mas card paper for use at the

at the home of Mrs. Webster, the activity being “Makmg Christmas cards.” The October

mg beside the car. He said he later found out the man by the car was MacKenzie. Mr. Saund- ers said he attempted to talk to the man but he didn’t answer as he appeared to be in a dazed condition. He said he stopped a car driven by a Mr. MacKenna and MacKenna found the body of Brown about 15 feet from the front of the MacKenzie vehicle. Asked by defence counsel if he had been asked at the coroners Inquest if he smelled any liquor on-MacKenzie’s breath he answer- ed, “I don’t know what my answer was but if I were asked that question I would say. no I didn’t.”

MAN IN FIELD

Dr. L.G. Dewar described how he was summoned to the accident about 1 o’clock and on arrival noticed one man on his knees in the field. He said he found out it was Mackenzie and later went over to him and found him lying on his face. He was told

' s . Who 1135‘“ been ters- by one of the group at the scene day, Sept. 14.

- that “1mg” 8 W11}; 11:1th Mr. an Mira. Jack Platts at- man near ~e car, so e a - - Camera Club Sponsors ggagent and round the man hmmmmms.m.mm it.

Dr. Dewar said he came back to MacKenzie and told Mr. Saunders to call an ambulance. The am- bulance came and took MacKen- zie to hospital where he was treat- ed by Dr. Dewar for cuts and bruises to the face. On cross examination Dr. De- war said when he found Mac- Kenzie he appeared to be “knock- ed out" in the unresponsive state and he was still in this state .at nine o’clock the next morn- mg. Dr. Dewar said this unrespon- sive state could be. cause by sev- eral things. such as being stunn- ed in the accident, but added he didn’t care to suggest anything else from a medical standpomt.

competition is to be a “Typical P.-.E.»L..Scene" to be judged by Mrs. Callback. ' The Kodak school film “Pic- tures People Iike” was shown which proved most interesting and informing. Edward Pearson and Allan Wright read the notes. The September competitions “Wedding” to be judged by Doug- las MacFarlIaIne and “Islanders

men Paynter were taken home given at the October meeting. ed.

In S’SiCIe Court

SUMMERSIDE—Two of three men who allegedly robbed and beat a Water Street snackbar proprietor here Saturday night,

At Wor ” to be judged by Car- by each» judge, the results to be A delicious lunch was then serv-

Two Are Charged

CAR AW Y ,Geraid You. 16, ‘O’Leary told the count that he and Ian Strong also of O’Leary went down to the home of Clifford Seaman.

decided to turn the car around. However, in so doing he nearly backed in the ditch and stopped the car cross wise on the high-

HOWLAN

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard and daughter, Miss’ Shirley, motored to Charlottetown on Sunday, Sept. 12, where Shirley will be employed.

'-. Congratulations to Miss Ellen Cornish of Mill Road who just received her R.N. degree from P. C. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters of Salisbury, Mass, were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Tenis Peters at H-owlan on Tues- day, Sept. 16.

Joseph S. Gallant of Piusville was in Howlan and O’IIeary on Wednesday. '

Mr. and Mrs. Max Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin of Emerald were in Howlan on Sun-

honor of Bonita Adams and her husband who were married re cently in O’Leary. Messrs. Frank and Paul Gallant are now employed at the home of Fred Ramsay, M.L.A. at Mon- trose. Mrs. Dominick Arsenault who spent the past week visiting in Howlan and 'llignish returned to her home in Charlottetown on Monday. Sept. 15th. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant motored to Tignish on Sunday, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buote. Mrs. Gilbert Gallant and fam- .ily Mrs. Elmer Pineau and son, Billie all of Summerside were in Howlan on smiley Sept. 14 visit- ing relatives. Mrs. Eddie Gallant and family visited at Woodstock on Sunday, Sept. 14. Forty hours devotion which

O’Leary after supper on the evening of June 19th to see if theycould get the car to go to Alberton to a dance. However, he stated, the car was away. The witness said Jack Mac- Kenzie drove up as he, Ian Strang, Clifford Seaman, and

front of the telephone oifltice. MacKenzie asked for a light and

Hazen Silliker were standing in ‘

REGENT

the amount of alcohol in the vic- tim’sbody.

The hearing was adjourned until Friday, October 3rd.

began at St. Anthony's on Friday ended after the High Mass ceie Ibrated by the pastor Rev. Clar- ence Pitre on Sunday, sept. 14 He was assisted by several of the neighbouring clergy duing Fri. day and Saturday.

widhes are being, sent to Miss Ellen Cornish, R.N., of The Mill

brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.CB. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Blanchard are spening a few days with Mrs. Biancbard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenauit at Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs.- Ferdie Arson unit of Ontario arrived in How- lan on Thursday. Sept. 13 to spend a few days with Ferdie's folks before going to mside in Summersrde' where he will be a law partner with lawyer Mac- Malian.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant and daughter of Westbrook. Me.

Congratulations and very best

ault. They report times very dull in Hamilton.

Mrs. Anthony Finnan was hos- tess to the Ladies of St. Ann Club on Thursday, Sept. 18. when they held their annual supper. Instead of chicken this year lob- ster and salads were served the tables were loaded with all the differeent dainties and every one enjoyed a very delicious feed. After the tables were cleared off bingo was played with Mrs. Jer- ry Arsenauit winner of a bean- tiful chocolate cake as he freeze-

out.

ATTENTION WEST PRINCE '

TIGNISH - ST. LOUIS and VICINITY Starting Thursday, Sept. 25—a. drug store will be open next to the residence of Dr. Dubicanac, Tig- nish, with D. B. Nicholson as pharmacist. Service to the community is our aim—Store hours are :—

Monday to Friday 9 am. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday 9 am. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 11 am. to 2 p.m.

‘Mon. - Tno.-- Wed.

{'Run Silent, .Run Deep"

Reckless Driver In Fined $25

ing and speeding through this town’s streets on» two successive nights cost a Summers-ide airmen a fine of $25 and costs at Peace Court Monday morning.

SUMlVIERSIDE—Rockless driv-

Ciark Gable Burt Lancaster

CAMEO

Kensington

Monday - Tuesday 7:15 — 9:15

Io $7,000.00

Winner J. M. lager, Montreal North, noniva by! Quebec Division Manager, Canadian Molnar limited. Lookan on M) It Nick IfYoppo, General Sales Manager, Mid-Town Motors, Manual and (right) "no W H. Will of W North. Mr. lager purchased his gasoline and stand his winning entry blank at service Mien operated by Mr. MCKIan. ‘

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Codllloe from .I. W. Edwards

ENTER CANADIAN PETROFINA'S EXCITING MONTHLY.

FINER SERVICE CONTESTS

$7000

FOURTH CONTEST IIIII'I III PROGRESS

The winner will In selected October “III and m

WIN YWR coo/c5 or. . .~

Third Contest Winner Mr. J. M.‘ Leger "

III9I Hennult St. Montreal North, P.Q.

CLOSES OCT. I4

in this paper as soon as possible thereafter.

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oR A 57000 MIIIK coAT

were charged with'vrobbery and violence in Magistrate's Court Monday morning.

Magistrate ‘R.S. Hinton, QC.

.. y. ed. . . According- to the testimony of

CHICKEN and Tur-

Alan Ladd 8t Dorothy La- monr in— l .

, a Malpeque v A third man was apprehended town policemen Const. Keith n II ’ . lst. Starting at 5:00 m Charlottetown Saturday and Cllarrnpion, Const. Elmer Mathes- Wild ""799 '5' by Prince' will face a similar charge- on the accused was seen going at Regular admission.

excessive speeds through the streets on Friday and Saturday

nights. -

Magistrate Hinton referred to the accused-as a “smart alec’ who should have his licence sus- nded, However, it was the ac- cused’s first offense and he drew

*WINIIER’S'CHOICE EVERY MONTH

ed Clhwrth W. A.

54 - DANCE Borden 1 Hall, Wednesday 1- f and Old time dancing

,1 Music by I-livFi’s Orc- '» admission 50 cents.

" The pair charged Monday are m residents of Cape Breton. The third man is a resident of Bor- den. t f , b. The charges arose ou o a ro

bery Saturday in in which Ted Perry allegedly was robbed of

A NEw WINNER EVERY MONTH-

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50” ' 1” addi‘i” “ $11T8.'al date has been set for a stern warning twirl; geomag- d THESE EXCITING CONTESTS ARE PART OF OUR 1953 FINER . a , ' 1'1 ‘ . f t e » un “an - 'tflnlsedfifdfittgerégfii Thursday- chimifis‘l‘ii. if. theft of a hat SERVICE PROGRAM DESIGNED To BRING YOU THE FINEST,

and coat fmm 3 1°C” hm] 1‘“ Monday ' Tum! FRIENDLIEST, CLEANEST SERVICE EVER OFFERED BY ANY

ma Ladge AF and his case remanded until this

ebank and Mrs. Samueleup- figs of Montreal Who Is Visiting

‘,M nic Temple on Sun- ‘ '1’” arremberts) WE": fag”- m‘fnrggdent of Bedeque was fin— "-UncIe “Ear 0". COMPANY. .‘ 5010 y ro. scar _‘ , - , . \ rw . . o Paia'mo mum throughout teydlsy'lfg: filiga‘v‘fiufitsdfié’ faring? a? Warrior" AII bUIIdings and eqmpment at com service station, hm provrded by Bro. Roy it Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Hutt, Ai- tenfion. any”: .. c. .‘ ail been brought up to an m higherwkvleyl of appearance and 9 berton. and Mrs. Ervmg Hardr. men magmas-m bemg 11111500 min. . Du} D 0y . ' ~ ofessionaI Cards Elms‘d‘ile' tedlinnfl Plrlglicelli’ggg 316353;; Claire Kelly officnency. ,L‘ b . a a - . . I?! - whl‘grsfia‘sleltgnEggtaalgénImififlgé “la; mm”- Every Finn dealer idenhfied wItII .I’IIIS campaign has pledged I ‘ Chartered Prince Edward Island Hospital, to improve his operation and “me. From 9‘” Pump to red. rACCOUI'I'I'G "*5 returned to her home yesmday' room, participating dealers have started an intensive clean-up, ' ' ‘ . d Mrs. George Clark ar- . . . A. Earle Hickey & Co. laagt evening from Kenoga- better sewlce Praled. You, as a motor”, can help us by I' *' Bank Of Commerce ‘ mi Quebec, to visit their parents, amdpafing in these . I I Blinding Mr’. and Mrs. Howard Clark and P mesh ‘ erside. P.E.I.= Phone w Mr. r22nd Mrs. James Hodgson. ' Albe on. INSURANCE Gregory Gallant. son of Mr. at the , _ i ‘ “is & 5°“ “it” all”?- “angstroms: —Auto—Casu u,1sa A " I 'tal. ' "w St' mm “W W H u r mam SUMMERS'DE 6°” AND HERE’S How YOU TAKE PART 0. A :7... ‘ ’ Mrs. Ainsley Ir 0 ‘ . ‘ A ' optometris” south, Mrs. Emng Hardy 0f You, as a motorist, can help US give the type of same we wont to MINK COAT

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) E. E. Parkman give, and you expect to receive. Visit a Fina service station. Ask for " Opt. 0.. 3.0.

relatives here. returned ,0” ' a contest entry form. The answers you give on this form will ‘ (I . STRONE 322S‘Iirnmerside day min Eng; Ziaksfla‘lifgnm enable us to check on our progress. You'll be helping us to help you A llNCOLN By Samuel Silver 5, Company n.1,, ‘ Tancoo . ‘

5 ; . and at the some limo you may be a GRAND PRIZE WINNER] Montreal, Que.

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. . Arthur Clark. 15E " M if”, P-E-I' Ph‘me 3”“ migr'toflaxis their W31?” -0 COMPLETE RULES AND DETAILS ARE ON THE ENTRY Fm SEPARATE MONTHLY CONTESTS ARE BEING HELD: ‘W gum Mrs' mam Lang “RM—G“ mu“ "m" “Y "NA DEALER 7”". JUNE 15». THROUGH NOVEMBER I4Ih INCLUSIVE-g

Westvflle’ N'S' Music by Les Alexander & his Orchestra

I Thetoqraphers , . n ' READ STUDIO Dancing 9:30 until 1:00 o clock

,0. I. SEARS