ISLAND PLAN DISCUSSED

Ferchat, (left), man- ' of the public velations det: ion of the Ontario Hospital Ser-

‘Vices Commission, met with

members of the Island’s commis- sion yesterday and a satisfaction with progress made

in completing the P.E-I. scheme.

Here Mr. Ferchat checks a point with Dr. L. E. Prowse, chairman

SUPREME COURT

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Appeals Heard . At Geoi

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VISITS MONTAGUE Tom Taylor of, Halifax was a recent visitor to Montague.

‘HOSPITAL PATIENT Mr.- Murdoch “MacPhee, Fiat , is a patient in the P.ELI. where he has undergone operation. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

RETURNS HOME og L. H. Coffin has_ return- her home in _Montague af-

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. GAMMA CLUB MEETS The regular meeting of the Gamma Hi-Y Club ws held in the Y center Green Street, Sat- uarday with Marjroie Ireland pre-

‘Bradsha and Sally ad the okie. Bishop, Nancy Morrison Livingstone, reported various cotmmittees, after SacOasiand. tresurer, re- to the members on the Gimancial status.

Tite Gamma Club proposes to fhave a car wash in about two ‘weeks time if there is a garage

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VISITING BEDEQUE Ken Greer of the RCAF, by his wife, the Gwynneth Doull, of

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The first case was that of the

Queen as respondent represented by J.B. Johnston vs. Lester B. Leco as appelant represen J.0.C. Campbell; Q.C. was ad- journed to July 6th at Charlotte- _This appeal is from a convic- tion by Stipendiary magistrate under the Excise Act in which the appelant was sentenced to six months in jail and ordered to pay a fine of 500 or in default, ie alate @ Sesther tik wine The next case was that of the Queen

, represented by J.0.C. ‘Campbell. This was an appeal from the Magistrate’s Court where the appelant was

considerable time before being transferred to Alberta.

e While at Summerside Corporal Greer participated actively in RCAF sporting activities, ‘ par- ticularly in wrestling, and since leaving the Island has acquired a keen imierest and a considerable knowledge of the art of judo.

DEATH IN ATTLEBORO Word has been received by

"| Mrs. Jerome Hughes, St. Mary’s

Road, of the death of her mother- in-law, Mrs. Minnie Hughes of Attleboro, Mass. The late Mrs. Hughes was born at St. Mary’s Road eighty one years ago, but has resided in Attleboro for the past several years.

She iecves to mourn three daughters: Mrs. Mae Demers, Mrs. Loretta Molloy, and Mrs. Clemmie Lavell, also ten grand- children and one daughter-in- law, Mrs. Jerome Hughes. Two sons, Jerome and Aeneas, pre deceased her. Funeral services were held Monday, May 4th at Attleboro, Mass.

BURKE FUNERAL ~< The funeral of the late J ote: Burke was held Tuesday morn- ing from the Hennessey funeral home to St. Pius X Church where Requiem High Mass was cele- brated by Rt. Rev. R. V. Mac- Kenzie who also conducted the service at the grave. Rev. William Simpson occypied a seat in the sanctuary. Rev. Dennis Gallant assisted in the choir. The Legion graveside service was conduct by Comrade Fred Driscoll. Lést post and reveille were sounded pallbearers were Frank Lacey, Phillip Arsenault, James Higgins, Joseph MacEachern, Albert Ross. William Bevins. Interment was

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ed guilty and was fined $25 and costs or 10 days.

The Supreme Court for sum | mary conviction appeals was) then adjourned an dthe Supreme Court for criminal appeals was then opened :

of, in all three the Queen was respondent and was represented | by Ian M. MacLeod.

The three appellants were) George H. Higginbotham, —

R. Porter. and “Buddy” Osborne, “all iam” ‘. J.0.C. Campbell. All three ap-

veals were from convictions in the lower court and sentences of 6 days in jail in, each case, for escaping the lawful custody of a Xeace officer.

Mr. Campbell moved leave to appeal be granted in each case, then withdrew his appeal and asked for modification of the sen- tence of the court below to a reasonable fine.

Each appellant was fined $%? and cost or 10 days in default.

Mrs. Boudreault Dies In Hospital

GEORGETOWN — The death occurred in the Charlottetown Hospital recently of Mrs. Fab- ian Boudreault of Georgetown | in her 73rd year. The late Mrs. | Boudreault had been in failing | health for some time.

She was the former Margaret | Mary Gallant of Oyster Bed Bridge but had resided in Georgetown for 49 years. Left! to mourn her, passing are her husband; Fabian. Boudreault of Georgetown; three sons, of Panmure Island: Walter of Georgetown and Edgar of Mont- real and three daughters: Eva (Mrs. John Wallace) of George- Martell) of Georgetown and Emily, ‘Mrs. George McQuillan) also of Georgetown: also two brothers, Joseph Gallant and Jerome Gallant, both of Oyster Bed Bridge and two sisters: Barbara of Oyster Bed Bridge and Veronica (Mrs. Alec Gal- lant) of St. Charles.

The funeral was held from St. James Roman-: Church, Georgetown, with. Rev. O. Kiggins celebrating Requiem Mass.

The pallbearers were: Henry | Sampson, George White, Wilfred | McQuillan, Edward Easton, Mic- hael Burke, Sr.,

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Inte mt was in St. James Church \cemetery.

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The Guardian, Charlotictown, Thurs, May 7 , 1959.

Canadian. Club Hears Talk On Arab Politics

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Swim Course

| TIGNISH At their April | meeting it was decided that the | Tignish Home and Schocl would again sponsor the swimming | course this summer and a com- mittee was appointed -to take eae! charge of same.

Delegates were named to at- tend. the annual meeting of the Provincial. Home and Schoo! to be held on May 20th.

A pantry. sale and heltery under the direction of Mrs. ter Skerry, rap Bap Be May 23rd. to help defray the ex- penses of the swimming course. Reverend Mother Si. Mary | Arnold, grade II teacher, read a paper entitied “Education for | Leisure” this article prepared by one who has been an educatcr of teen-agers for several vears was | a vertitable master-picce ard made a lasting impressicn who heard it and brought an enthusiastic -discussicn. Taking part in the discuss‘on were—Rev. Father-Rooney. Mr. Emile Gallant, Mrs. Josovh A. McDonald. Mrs. Joseph Conway, Mrs. Foster Skerry. A vote of | thanks was plesented to Rev. Mother for her very instructive | paper. ‘

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The case of the Queen as ap pellant represented by G. R. Foster vs. Ernest Russell as re spondent represented by M. J. MacQuaid, was also a Crown appeal from an Excise Case dis-

and politics—a puzzling -pheno- menon, he noted. * he __ intense individualism

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Seated at the head table were Lieutenant Governor F. Walter Hyndman and Mrs. Hyndman. | Judge J. George Tweedy Mrs. Tweedy, Colonel Elliott Full. Frank W. Curtis and Mrs. Curtis, Austin Scales and* Mrs. Scales and Dr. George C. Fisher.

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the club president F.W. Curtis.4

Alberton Boat Almost Upset

ALBERTON — A lobster boat owned by Eldon Matthews was

| nearly swamped by a heavy sea

while rounding the bar at Alber-

ton yesterday with an ill crew a@>hoard.

after cabin of the boat was

damaged but the boat did not

éverturn. The craft was towed

back to port by a boat owned by Everett Powers.

AFRICAN SUGAR The South African sugar indus- try had record production of 1,- 180,500 tons in the 1958-59 season.

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