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POLICE OFFICERS came from one end of the Island to the other to attend the three- day ‘in-training’ -course in police work being conducted

_Various. Phases Of Police Work Outlined In Course

police work and | or have the usual aches or emo- | force is judged by him. The | powers ‘but denied many free-

All phases of proceaurt are ne D ea oO for more than 50 policemen of | this province attending the | three-day ‘im-service training’ course being conducted at the RCMP barracks here. —

Featuring today’s session will | ligion and politics. He is not|ed areas as Tignish and

be an address by Attorney-Gen- | eral M.J. McQuaid who previ-

at the RCMP barracks here. Talking over the syllabus yes- -terday were Cnst. Edward Downe, Montague police; Insp. A. S&. MeNeil, officer com-

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of the course designed and a | brief talk by J.A. McGuigan, deputy attorney-general.

Highlighting the opening ~ses- sion yesterday was a welcoming talk by Insp. A.S.. McNeil, of- ficer commanding ‘L’ Division, RCMP, who reminded the -group that. complete co-operation be- tween all enfofcement agencies was vital to successful police work.

Features of the proceedings at- tended yesterday by represen- | tatives of every enforcement | agency in the province were | lectures on traffic. control by Opl.. Eric Tedford; the powers of arrest, by S-Sgt. T. J. Keefe; ~first aid, which is being .car- ried throughout the course * -in twice daily sessions, by George Chipman; national police services; by Cpl. Red MacKen- the policing’ of. municipali- jes and enforcement of by-laws, by Chief of Police Charles Mac- Arthur of Charlottetown; the role of police in major disasters, by Sgt. Maj. M.F. Hagan.

Following - the end of iectures- ach. afternoon an optional ses- ion. in revolver shooting ~ is being conducted for municipal officers by Inspector McNeil ant Cnst. Robert Williams,

Today’s talks will -be on traf- fic law enforcement by Cpl. Tedford; civil defence, by Insp.

MeNeil; enforecment of the Liquor Control Act, by™ Cst. by

presentatran urt procedure

of evidence and co by S-5Sgt. Keefe. ACCIDENT REPORTS

The importance of the pro- per. compilation of motor vehicle accident reports and correct

procedure for doing so wijll be -

outlined by J.A. Gallant, pro-

vincial registrar of motor~Vehi- |

cles, at the concluding sessions of the course tomorrow.

Also on the program are lec- tures on accident investigation, by Cpl Tedford; the admis- sibility of confessions.and ad- missions, by. Sgt.-Maj. Hagan;

basic fundamentals. of civil de- | member of Canada's Agricultur-

fence, by Cnst. Williams; the handling of exhibits, by Cpl. MacKenzie; and the handling of -mental_ patients and prisoners, by Cpl. M- MacKinnon EXTENDS WELCOME

In his welcoming remarks yes- terday Insp. McNeil told of the many phases of police. train- ing and the important part each played in helping make a good policeman,

true to be funny — the inspec- tor’s remarks touched briefly on public opinion of the police and what is expected of an of- ficer. S

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Kings Co. Wants Big Plowing Show

tre around the staging of the Canadian plowing -champion- ships in 1964 when the Provin- cial Plowing Match and Agricul- tural Fair Association meets today . in annual session im

dent Leslie Hunter said yester- day. . There have been suggestions

that the big Canadian meet} the Plowing Match Association, | ‘should be held elsewhere in the | but if’seems likely that some |

province; close to available ac- | of the discussion at Wednesday’s | commodation, but a Kin-gs| meeting may centre around that | functions; Mrs, Ernest Mathe-' Miss Mildred Hooper.

County man told The Guardian- Patriot yesterday that this must definitely be a Kings County

Swine Breeders To Present Tray

Presentation of a silver tray to John Colwill, Colwill Road, will be a feature of the annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Swine Breeders’ annuai meeting here today. Y*

‘recognition of Mr. Colwill's ach- | ievement in breed the prov- ince’s highest ring sow in ad-

vanced istry tests. The ani- mal scored 99 in the test which measires ability to produce high scoring progeny in. graded bacon carcasses.

Although there was no indica- tion from the executive, seems probablé that some reco- gnition will be made of Almon Boswall, Dunstaffnage, a long- | time member, officer and execu- | tive member who was honored | late last year by being made a

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| he insisted. | The Kings County spokesman | has’ no -direct connection with

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| Nothing unusual is expected jin the discussion of the com- | pany’s business, as no building program is_planned. “We are. well supplied with buildings now,” said Mr. Hunter, who

said they built two new baras |

last year and now Mave five of the buildings ch measure 100 by 24 feet. - : . The company bought a build- ing 30 by 50 feet recently that will be moved on to the grounds

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Premier Walter R- Shaw ex | pects to leave for Ottawa Mon | day where he will meet with of. ficials of several federal gov- ernment departments in connec: tion with this. province’s re } sources development program. | “I expect to meet with offic

\ials of the department of agri- | culture, public works and north-

ern affairs,” the premier said. Premier Shaw expects to re

President Sterling. Willis,|turn to the province late next Cornwall, will preside. week. . j % RR RRR Ee WR

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The United Church Women of Spring Park United Church | held their first general meet

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Rev. Clayton. Lewis ter of the church, conducted the special services of instal-| '

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education - and recruiting; Mrs, MacLean, flowers

Bill MacVicar gave behind the hymn With You ‘Til We Meet Again,” | written by Dr, ' former _ minister

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