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Premier George Athanasiad- fs Novas is shown in car yes- terday in Athens as he left the royal palace afetr” a

RESIGNS AS GREEK PREMIER

his resignation as leader of Greece. His action followed his defeat in a stormy parliamen- tary vote of confidence. In an

PEI. Marksmen Still Among Top"

CONNAU GHT RANGES SOUTH MARCH, ONT. - A number of Island marksmen are among the top‘group of more than 600° Canadian Marksmen seeking top berths in the Grand and Bisley Aggregates at Cana dian. Rifle -Association’s prize meet here.

At the close of Wednesday's shooting Tpr. Eldon MacLean of Charlottetown was. leading the Islariders with 355 out of a pos. sible 375 points. He was follow- ed by WO2 Mike Susick, Sum- merside 354, Tpr. Edgar Jones, Charlottetown 353, Lt. Ralph

‘Ronnie ‘Clark, Charlottetown 349

and Tpr Harold Jones, Sum- merside 346 i In the Macdonald Tobacco

match which was fired under extremely difficult -wind condi-

tions, Tpr. MacLean was top Is’

lander with a score of 120 of a possible 125. Others of his teammates who were well up in the prize list were: Lt. Jenkins 118 WO2 Susick.117, Tpr. Clark 117, Tpr. FE. Jones 116, Tpr. Bob Barwise, Charlottetown 115, and Set. Pere Landrigan, Charlotte- town 4113. <

SERVED HERE This

* ed RCMP Sgt. W.M. (Bill) Beat- ty who for several vears was attached to ‘L’ division and serv- ed at Charlottetown and Sum- merside and a number of the

-—smaler—detachments—throughout

the province. Tough condition still were evi- dent for the Alexander of Tunis - match, fire rom 900 yards and in this event top honors went to CPO Howie Oliver of the Nova “Scotia team who scored 49 of a~ possible 50. The leading Islanders were:

George. Davies, |

Charlottetown 45, Lt. Al Mutch, Charlottetown 45, Sgt. Landrig- an 44, Tpr. MacLean 44, Tpr. E. Jones 43 Tpr. Clark 42 and Cdt. 6cott MacDonald, - Charlottetown @. « ‘i

“In the Provincial Team match the Island came in last with 772,

match was won by retir-:

Charlotte--was--given—a-—20-day—

_-with New Brunswick taking top

honors with 822 points

In the Gooding Junior ~Aggre- gate Tpr. Clark ties with two other Maritimers for top honors, Cdt. Ralph Grant of Dartmouth and Cdt. Dan Hughes of Freder: icton?

After the staticians had com- pleted tabulating their total scor- es at the various ranges, fir st prize was awarded, to.Cdt. Grant by virtue of the best total at the longest range, Cdt. Hughes was, second and Tpr. Clark finished in third

This aggregate is limied to all

der, which. this _vear is said to number about 150 Young marks- men

‘Assault Case Nets $40 Fine teu

A fine of $40-and-costs—or- 20; days on an assault charge was imposed yesterday on John Rus- | sell Dunn of Charlottefown in) city police court:

Dunn, who was represented by- Lester P. O'Donnell, appeared

hefore Magistrate A. J. Haslam, { ac :

Frederick Trainor of ston's River, charged’ with unnecessary horn. blowing was convicted and fined $10 and costs or five days. Counsel for the accused was L.P. O'Donnell | who also represented T. William | Roy Metcalfe of charged. with operating a vehic- le with defective brakes and had his case adjourned to August 17. |

Six Charlottetown residents

appeared on charges of b.e ign g

drunk and‘ incapable. Four ac-|~ cused wer: each assessed $20 by Bernard St. Clair MacCabe.—

and costs or 20 days, afiother

sentence, and the sixth was jail-!

A resident of the city was charged with being drunk and disorderly on complaint of his wife who asked that the charge be withdrawn. gramed her wish and

the future.

} John-

The Magistrate warned |

unexpected ‘move King Cons- tantine asked him te remain in office pending a solution to

| Full Docket Of Of | In Queens Co.

Robert Albert Joseph: Richard of Moncton was fined $20 and costs or seven days on a speed- ing charge in traffic court here yesterday.

Fined $15 and costs or. four days on a similar charge was Kenneth Garth Kerr of Mon- tague.

In license, violations, fines of | $10 and costs or four days were |

given: Michael McKenna, Trac- adie Cross, no valid operator’s

ticense; George - Wesley~-Me-|.and his case was adjourned to |

Coubrey. Cavendish, no “valid | operator's license; . and Donald | Hugh Blanchard, Charlottetown, permitting an unlicensed person to drive a motor vehicle

Lewis Wilfred Poe lot yn, and Trainor, Don Mi BS each fined $10 ‘and costs or

"days for failing to stop at a pel Dies In N. ¥

Riches 1 Doyle. Savage Har- | | bor, was fined $10 and costs or | four for driving on’ the —— side of - thie -road,.-and_

Peter Munn, Bunbury, | oe eveerty fined for passing

} ae ‘a solid white line. Joseph Lewis MacPherson.

§ thport . was fined $10 and | costs’or four days for failing to

Offenders |

Removing Stop Signs Brings Fine

SUMMERSIDE R-obard

Annandale, Bridges of Richmond was fined Mrs. Elizabeth M.

$59 and costs for removing stop jsigns when he appeared yester- day in town police court before | | Magistrate R. S: Hinton, OC.

Bridges, who was-_represented

previously pleaded not

R

has _Suilty

a Stan

ayner “Etdon 45, Lt: George Rogers: ed on a previous commitment. | pleaded not Bullty ha charge

of possession of stolen. goods and was released on a recognizance

of $500. The goods in question eae of a bracelet from the firm of R. T. Holman.

of drunkenness.

SHARPSHOOTING MINISTER —-

One accused was fined 920\ The keel her husband to ‘watch himself | and costs or 30 days on-a charge breaking ferry for the Borden-

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the country’s grave political

crisis (AP Wirephote via ca- ble from Athens)

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Traffic Court.

transfer registration from one vehicle to another.

Clifford Joseph MarcDonhad, Morell, was fined $10 and costs or four days for inefficient equipment.

A charge against Clayton Frederick McCormack was withdrawn at the request of the crown. :

George Rudolph Muirhead. | Argyle Shore, pleaded not guil- | ty to a charge of unsafe passing |

Aug. 11 in Queens County mag- istrate’s court

~~ Island- Born

Alder Brehaut, 90, @ veteran Island born barrister, died July 22 in Tompkins County Hospital. | Ithaca, N Y. Word was received here by a sister; Minnie Owen.

Mr. Brehaut practiced law in Canada ‘until he -was-80 end was second to the Saskatchewan.

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daughters, Schultz of Sweetnam of | Tthaca;. four grandchildren; a sister, Cora Brehaut of Vancou-

ve B.C.; two brothers, John |

of Guernsey Cove, Prince Ed- | {Sant Taine Anat azr aneet- Yan: haut of Detroit, oe nieces and nephews.

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Keel laying : Expected Soon

for the new iee-

Cape Tormentine run is expect- led to be laid shortly;-Mines Minister Watson MacNaught Said in Ottawa yesterday.

The $14,000,000 ferry expect- jed tn go into service in 1967, is being built by Canadian Vick- jers Ltd. in Montreal. = | Mr. MacNaught said he Is

‘abreast of “ferry— construction development and materials for jbuilding are now being gather- |ed and I expect the keel will be laid in the near future."”

bar, REDS SEIZE INFORMER

“MOSCOW (AP) The Viet Cong has caught a South. Viet- {namese who informed on the plot to assassinate U.S. Defence Secretary Robert §. McNamara last year, the youth newspaper Komsomol Pravda said Wednes- day. The newspaper says the in- former now is being prosecuted by a revolutionary court mar- tial. Nguyen Van Troi who was caught planting a bomb under a bridge confessed and was

publicly executed Oct: 15. | Briefs

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