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Hope Holmltead from Toronto (centre) chairman of the “Canadian Conference on the Aging” discusses Red Cross “Friendly Visiting” of the elderly with Mrs J. M.

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Lee (left) who is chairman of the visitors at the Home for the Aged, an rs. Ian Craig (right) the overall chairman of the hospital visit< ors for the Charlottetown area.

Impaired Driving

He was a

former Susan

ed away in

He is survived by one

Reginald,

meda, Calif..

love for home and family and those combinations of Christian virtues made him many friends during his long lifetime. . fisherman for the greater part of his life and in earlier years he followed the sea in sailing ships. pre-deceased by his wife the Clark, who pass- 950.

He was

son, formerly of Souris and who now resides in Ala- also by three daughters, Maude (Mrs. Percy

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

V Eastern And Central Districts [The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Dec. 5, 1964. 5

llnquest Held In Death Of Woman Aged 85

GEORGETOWN — A coron- the road and she was er's jury here found that Mrs..when he examined her.

dead He

Harbor came to her death bycoroner called. ' internal bleeding due to injur-y The coroner read the autopsy ies sustained in a two truck col-ireport. which was made b lision at p.m.. Oct. 10 on the Murray Ri-lgist. It showed that death was ver Road at the intersection ofﬁcaused by severe internal in- the cladstone Road. The juryduries, causing massive internal found no fault with either driv- hemmorage.‘ err, armen Vincent Penny The verdict was reached bengli‘i'ay Harbor told 0f dTiVing fore coroner. Dr. G.S.A. Inmanghis car on the road from Mur- in the Georgetown Court Houseil'ay Harbor to Murray River on Thursday night. Deputy Attor- ney General J. Arthur McGul- Closely fOHOWing the tuck. gan represented the Crown. il953 half-ton in which Mrs. A total of 10 witnesses were‘Bl‘OOkS was 8 Passenger Wit heard by the jury. First witness her 50h JOhn MaChon Brooks. was Douglas Haig Coffin ofithe di‘lver. Montague who is a service sta- Penny said the night W85 10%- tion operator and mechanic. Mrﬁiy find that he saw the Brooks Cofﬁn inspected a threemm 1953irvehicle turn left to enter the which was one of (he ve_iGladstone road when it was in hides involved in the accident. collision with another vehicle. He reported that he found the truck in good working order. Cst. Kenneth Wesley Lunn of! the Montague detachment of the. RCMP introduced in evidenceIfonowed the BI‘OORS

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to turn. Penny was

Loretta Jane Brooks of Murray} made arrangements to have the1

Dr.i approximately 8.m;John Craig, provincial pathoio-.

of.

He did not see the driver of the’ to the Gladstone Road he stat-i Brooks vehicle give any signal‘ ed he slowed down from the 40i travellingi miles per hour he was travel-i about 40 miles per hour as he§ ling, lowered the window on tliei truck at‘ drivers side and gave a hand'

about a mstlnce or car lengths. ld

Helen Beverly Penny, wife of .Carmen Penny. agreed with the a evidence of the previous witness and to the court that Mrs. [Brooks was alive shortly after .being thrown from the truck but

ied minutes later. Mrs. Penny lhad plat-ed blankets over her. SOME FOG

Winston Churchill Clements of lWhite Sands. stated that he was (driving a 1958 three-ion truck. ‘owned by William Keenan. With

old Russell Beck and John Alcx- 1 ander Williams. Clements said .there was some fog, he was dri-

ving about 4’) miles nor hour, He was 83 years of age,

nothing more for a short time Montague detachment

cideni scene and of seeing truck driven by Clements side- w and ditch. He searched and found no liquor in either vehicle was no sign of liquor on the eases accounted rso s i" ’ ' v - cent Clements in the truck were Har- 3;] n dr “"2 or m elm“ e

collision and he remembered MacLeod. Murray River;

Cst. Miles E Foster of the ’boi‘: of CM? the Lowell Whiteway. Dover: Re.» jEldon MacLeod. ays in the middle of the road i bor.

the Brooks truck in he DEATH CAUSES

WINNIPEG

Thoro- for 33 fl

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his annual report

mlsign m.nemanm Whammy-yum; * tice the lights of any approach- foreman. Ralph Robert Hillard

ing vehicle. he said. There was of Murray Harbor; Louis Boyd Cur- itis Robert Penny. Murrav ng. Gordon Milton Mac-Kw. the Beach Point: Vernon Le b e rt told of inspecting. the ac- Glover, White Sands: Gel-r .» .I.

'Vliirrpi Liar.

'CP’-—H9::rt (in. )Cr

that 1 per cent of the 2,745 d??i‘l.~ r-e-

here was any dr'nkin i. I corded here during 19'33. Dr. It was revealed in the autopsy I R o p e r Cadliam. Winnipei‘s report that the deceased woman . medical health officer. said in

saw a vehicle making a turn and in so doing it cut across the :road. He said he saw no signals ,being given by the other vehicle.

He applied his brakes ind ‘veered to the left but the tm. vehicles collided Mr. Brooks in- ll‘ormed him he was all right , when he asked him. Mrs. Brooks

1 had been thrown into the ditch v

Harold Russell Beck and Jon Alexander Williams both o ‘Murray Harbor both gave evi- dence and both agreed with the; , evidence that was given by Cle- iments as to the manner of the i accident. John Machon Brooks. son ot

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ithe night 0‘ 0“ 1°~ H9 wasrthe deceased, stated that his _ a mother and he had left Murray R

lHarbor about 7.50 pm. on their

iway to visit Joe Livingstone. A

icar was following him and the‘ ‘ headlights of this car were shin 1 i ing in his cab mirror and in his; 1 side mirrow. It was foggy. worse 1 ‘at times than others. he said. ‘ , GAVE HAND SIGNAL l i Upon coming to the turn-off.

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photographs he took and a planlmi of the accident scene. i i ING IN DITCH

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Case Dismissed

F I , a patient m O'Hanley) of SouriS; Irene Dr. M.L. Bonnell of Murray ' . . . ' heliarlotigfiiwn Hospital. (Mrs. Spurgeon Walker) of River told of being called to they: : and smartesiv tailoring. Sized from L Georgetown and Joyce (Mrs. Scene and upon examination hel, i 36 t0 46, regillal‘ and tall models. ». HOME rnom HOSPITA h Ye Sterday afternoon in men. in Charlottetown, Defence Kenneth Fraser) of North Lake. found Mrs. Loretta Jane Brooksl v j . Priced from —. ‘ Mrs. Clifford Macpheewas. Queen's County Magistrate’s counsel was John P. Nicholson The remains are resting at lying in a ditCh Oh the Side Of A from I returned to her home 1“ best ourt the case against Robert who objected to the evidence of the home Of his daughter. Mrs. ‘ Royalty’ havmg beer in 05' Gessner Silliphant of Hunter Cst. Dewsnap arguing that any Percy O'Hahiey in SOUTiS- hall and canteen from Dec. 15, & pitai for several “’99 5' River was dismissid by Magis- information Cst. Dewsnap had} 1954‘ to Dec, 15, 1965, was I 1‘ ° CHANGED trat-e.James B. Jo nston. _ obtained from the accused was . awarded to Fred Myers, Joseph ; M M 1 “argtlzmgnited Church' pas, Silliphant wtas chzrgled wr‘itlh priVileged informatiéin‘ given} L. Marten and Harvey Marten E s o a. MEN’S SLACKS A low Eharge. New London um griVingdiat. motordve ice w.le bgcause thc‘dacc'usfe lel‘equle'. A condition of the tender isr . I . ‘ I 5 Fine 8“ won] Englim ﬂame! Ta.“ am Long River 2.30 pm. Mari ls. anlnlg? 0i 10 s€h“a: 1m. e to Jam‘s ? mtorma Ion or‘ I A d d that certain specmed free Skat-A , Furmtme IS a long laitmg Perfection by Shifter Hiliman Rothstien Corn- gate" 730 pm. W.A. Paterson. ﬁfﬁbhnsmgmszfdngmaf ﬁeagﬁ anMgc?‘te’: ‘egog't did“ S 9 ing and hockey time Will be? gift to be appreciated I: wall and others Assorted shades and sizes ‘ D inister. ' . . . E's.” e . ° "5 0“ made available to school chit-y, d f th , . S If _ ' iii-5». B u m that the police officers were agree With this and allowed the idren as we“ as a free niaht for. , every ay 0 e 5931- 0 i- i_ 30 48- Priced from- BREAKS LEG justified in making the arrest constablc's evidence. Also call- GEORGETOWN. “ 'Gf‘m'ge' the” Annual school ice 5pm?“ why not drop around TO- 535’ Mrs L . Molyneaux but there were “some gaps in ed as witness for the Crmvn town Town Council decided on‘ De “hr Mavm AH qtewart.‘ ’ DAY and Qen the hundreds ﬁg 8 (G‘ ta') of‘Smmport had the this thing that raise doubt _in were John Malcolm MacKen- tghdei‘s im‘_ the Operatmn 0i the> resi‘éed ova; the‘rﬁeém; and . . ‘ ' ‘ “Lav Awa‘, NOW “If ° ' V germ“ to break. her leg my mlndnand i have to dismiss zie. 23 Pleasant Street. and rink building for the comi :wncmors q “r eon' ﬁélkerl of gift items In stock. AND . . . grim is a patient in the Prince the case. Eric Reginald O'Hanley of year at a special council meet-ipamck Murp-hpy EFrank Lavaniy ALL AT pRICES YoU . 01‘ gig I I Edward Island Hospital. She William Arthur Henry, 19 summers'de‘ . l"5185t°"°hi“8- idier and Guy Hemphill were: WILL LIKE- Chnstmasﬂ "lg S S is a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. oodwiil Avenue. also appear- TWO men were eBCh fined $20 Operation of the rink dance present my Sterling Stackhouse. Hazel. ed on an impaired driving and C95“ for. havm‘ mega] ' ' .. gm brook. charge. He pleaded not guilty posseSSion of liquor. i it A h & M D I d “1!; CHARLOTTETOWN and MONTAGUE and his case was set for trial I'C er ac . ,-Anama.zaaz.sasaanmmmnmn 1 FIRE mm on December 28. For Year-Round Pleasure l

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REMANDED FOR. THEFT

Wilbur Alexander MacDonald} of Lorne Valley was fined $20 and costs for failing to yieldl right of way when entering aI highway. The charge arose outi of an accident that occurred on the rans Canada Highwayi about a quarter mile west of the Cherry Valley corner on the afternoon of Sept. 26. Crown Prosecutor Alan Scal- es called three witnesses. one of them being Cst. William Dewsnap of the RCMP detach-

Charged with theft of an arti- cle valued at less than $50, Phil-

Williams and Joseph Shelfoon.

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W. J. Buttett ‘ Dies Aged 89.

GEORGETOWN — The death occurred in Georgetown. at the h me of his daughter. Mrs. Walker. Thursday. Dec. 3, of William James Buf— fett. aged 89 years.

The late Mr. Buffett Was in ort Aux Basque, Nfld. and moved to this Prov- inc n 1900 where he resided: in Souris up until a few years'

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»; WARD FUNERAL — The fu- ' era] for Mrs. Daniel Ward was old Friday. Dec. 4, from the acLean Funeral Home Where rvrce was conducted by Rev. . _ oward, During the Nice a solo Will The Circle e Linbroken was sung by J B. ewis. Hymns sung were Safe n The Arms of Jesus and The ord 5 My Shepherd. Pall-

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