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Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Nov. .3, 1966. 3

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ALBERTON — James Lorne

| Aylward, Nail Pond, was fined

$50 and costs by’ Magistrate W. Chester S. MacDonald-at Alber-

his license was suspended: Bernard Joseph Deagle, Ebbs- fleet, pleaded not guilty to a charge of damaging a water pump to an amount not exceed- ing $50.-The property of Grant Butler, Montrose: and the case was adjourned to November 9. For permitting an unlicensed person to drive LeRoy Joseph

Arsenault... was fined $20 and costs. rete se Frederick McElhiney, Alber-

ton South, represented. by Bruce MacDonald, pleaded not guijty to a charge of having care and €ontrol of a motor vehicle —_

feet and wings and an addi tional outzrowth on its back.

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aged 9*years. Resting at the -Charlottetown..Funeral Home from where the funeral will be _held Friday morning, leaving the funeral Home at 8.45 for Re- quiem High Mass, at_St...Duns-:|- tan’s Basilica at 9 o'clock. In- terment in the Catholic ceme- tery. ae

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MUNROE — At the P.E.I. Hos.

11 Rochford Street, in his $9 59th

Résting at the MacLean pee until noon today, No- ar 3, then to the Zion Pres- byterian Church for funeral ser- vice commencing at 2 p.m. In- terment in the Peoples ceme- tery.

“DUGAY — At the Community

Hospital, O'Leary,. Tuesday. No- vember 1, 1966, Joseph Francis

Dugay of Pleasant View in his | c° big are | ; Gheke service was conducted by | Rev... Maxwell. Nesbitt._Hymns/

ley’s Funeral Home: “to the home mo

Tignish Shore, from where the

funeral will be held Friday mor-

ning at 8.45 to the Church" of the

Immaculate tion, Pal- mer Road, for R High Mass at 9.30. Interment in’ the Churol cemetery:

HAMBLY — At Charlottetown

Nov. 2, 1966, William J. Hamb- ly of Winsloe~in fifs~ 85th year,

- moon Saturday ‘thep to South United Church for funeral

service at 2 o'clock. Interment in the chureh cemetery.

DINGWELL — Suddenly at 249

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had been sent to B.B.G. regard- ing alternate television coverage.

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Heavy Traffic Docket At | | Alberton Magistrate's Court

. | for sentence ata later date: as Melville Campbell represented | -

day Wednesday, but he’ll be back in the office Thursday, an |

impaired and the case was ‘ad- journed to November 23. ROUTINE FINES Routfhe fines. of $10. and costs | nded out to Charles vis Rogers, Lot 7 for permitting i an unlicensed person to — John W. Rayner, Howlan, failing | to yield right of way; Joseph Wayne DesRoches, Greenmount and Joseph Leonard Gaudet, Tignish, speeding; Mrs. Lloyd Adams, Elmsdale, driving across the solid white line; Roy Joseph Gavin and William Joseph -Ar- rong Pleasant View, operat- improperly —equipped— ve- histes: Cecil “Frederick Arsen- ault, Alberton, driving without due_care and attention: Joseph Patrick ee oo an properly eq- =| tped weil to. be operated. on

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Nowh: Koreans ‘Ambush Yanks —

? SEOUL (AP)—Norts: Koreans. were ‘reported by American authorities to have wiped -out from ambush an eight-man pa<« trol of the United States. 2nd Infantry Division south of the, armistice line fust eight hours before US. President >Johnson:

y the dander made | by the. gerferal against Israel, -that -girls-were-freed from mili-"| tary. service in order to enter- tain United Nations guests and to conduct what he cynically called ‘diplomacy between): sheets’.

“Putting matters. ‘i: “this why the ‘mediator’ has proved that he may have perhaps a cértain talent for writing cheap novels

. but it is very doubtful if he succeeded in showing himself as, 4 decent man.”

‘Von Horn, who commanded UN troops in The Congo, Pal- estine_and Yemen, published-his- 400-page memoirs Soldiers of Peace in Stockholm Monday.

The- memoirs contain a

which von Horn. alleged is rid- dled with espionage and’ ¢otrup- tion. :

. RACE’ FOR TROPHY

* Australia has challenged: the United States for the “America’s ‘Cup. yachting trophy in 1967.

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Criticized

TEL AVIV (Reuters)—An Is- raeli newspaper says the mem- | Oirs of Swedish Maj.-Gen. Carl von Horn, \former commander of United Nations peacekeeping forces, show, he has a talent for writing cheap novels. The independent evening newspaper Maariv—says—in—an

editorial: : “Especially loathsome

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— of Optometry, Toronto. The Scholarship is_awarded-to @ Maritime nt who is studying for a Degree of Doctor of Optometry, and is valued. at $300 per year for four years, based’ on

Before entering the College of Optometry, Mr. Harding took first ~year “engineering at ‘the | University of New Brunswick,

Awarded | Optometry _

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kept —Prime—Mintster—Pearson home for the third successive

aide said. It was thought earlier the Lib-

town. compared with all of the cows of the same age. in Canada, This breed best-uddered class had no The “showing of Teland | -men_came_in- the sét- or. heifer class where Mr. Green and Roy Younker, ‘Kingston stood first and . second} in the class. The Hob

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days of doctor-ordered bed rest.

‘Bank Bandits Get $16,426

|_. MONTREAL (CP). "Three-| men robbed an east-end branch:

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No shots were fired and ne one was injured. Two of the men, one wearing a ted hood; entered carrying revolvers and told 12 employees and ¢ustomers to against the wall. jumped over a counter and yarn two cash drawers. oth men then ran to a wait- ing car and escaped.

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an impressivepe rformance. $C; Oland’s herd of Lower)

Sackville took the premier exhi- — award in the Ayrshire

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- YEO FUNERAL - neral of Walter Yeo was held on Wednesday afternoon from the Grace Gospel Cha Mills; where Service was con-

ducted by ' Edward Pa |

Anywhere Is Home, and Halieu- jah ’Tis Done. Pallbearers were Horace MacDonald; Chisholm, Melvin Baglole, Hen- ry-Boyles, John Paugh and Wil- Lacy crue ge" Interment was in

ited Church Cemetery, West Devon.

COLLICUT FUNERAL—T

funeral of Russell Collicutt w held on Tuesday afternoon from Jelley's Funeral Home to the

were Does ‘Jesus Care and The Lord’s My Shepherd. Pallbear- ers were George MacMillan, Al- lan. MacMillan, Ray Gordon MacWilliams, Herbert MacWilltams, . and Coleridge Rogers. Interment was in the Church ey.

STEWART FUNERAL — The funeral for George E. Stewart of Borden was held Wedhesday, November 2, from the Chisholm Funeral Home. Service was con- ducted by the Rev. R.M. Cam- eron. Ss sung were The Lord's My Shepherd, Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Organ-

‘ist was Mrs. Hedley Lowther. Pallbearers

\Bernard and Colin McInnis. In- terment was-in the United

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Gilbert. Robinson, Harvey- Sta- tion took the ees exhi- in thie: +class,-Judge-was-Don MeCaig,|- Brampton, 0. 2 ‘ JUDGE DEEIGHTED

_dudge Allister-MacArthur, Ho-| — | wiek. Quebec was delighted with

e_Ayrshire_show._It's-so-much} better than when I was here two years ago. This Atlantic Winter Fair is really. going places, he observed.

Lloyd_ ee Guelph, On- tario_ judged the Guernsey —cat- = or a@ past national presi- n Ronald Barrett and Sons,

the reserve. The. gratd champion Guern- sey bull was shown _ by _

aeeeera frond by Tee ey, se, N.S. “

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Is-P ia~_ ; Mrs nay bases Bridge is a patient oo derwent surgery. —— S’SIDE FINES

SUMMERSIDE — Kenneth 3.

Mills, St. Eleanors, and Frances -V._Hardy, lie; paid -fines-of- $10_and each for speeding

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