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‘HIS LIFE NORMAL NOW

Patrick Griffen, four, son of was oteiies the etapa r. and Mrs. Emmett Griffin, tation Centre for further trea

- she had an unfortunate ment including intensive phy-

. = See siotherapy in preparation for ‘ accident in the Summer of fitting with an ertificial limb.

1963. He went too close to. a Easter . Seal funds covered

“ hay baler on his father’s farm transportaton costs on two and was drawn into the ma- occasions to and from the Re- chine, resulting in amputation habilitation sInstitute of Mon--

of the left leg approximately treal, where Patrick was fit-

four inches from the hip joint." ted with his artificial limb,

Following -initial treatment-et — making it-possible for him to the Prince County Hospital, he enjoy a normal life. :

23 Cases-On Docket rton Court —

ALBERTOM? — Twenty. John Ross Donald, Alma, and Montrose

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MD J/with Maxistrate _W: for ‘operating improperly equip- stex¥ S. “MacDonald, presid- | ped vehicles. ng. ("Richard Joseph Handrahan, FAiner Blanchard MacDonald, |DeBlois, holder of an instruction feman, Desmond | Thomas|permit, was fined $10 and costs. foward, Glengarry, and Herbie |for permitting another person § - “Ashley, Cascumpec, received | besides a licensed driver, to oc- , fines ‘of $10 and costs each for) cupy the cab of a truck. | driving without due care and at-| A Coleman residett was fined Jin Everett Powers, Al er 1 we ae ames Evere . Al- | intoxica' berton. South, charged with tar ear eee - ving without a license, squealing! Benjamin Joseph Tremblay, tires and failing to stop when Ebbsfleet, was fined $75 and signalled to do so by a police of- costs or 15 days, for driving ficer, had all three charges ad- while impaired. journed to April 14. | Keith Thomas. Mallett, Elms- SELLING SPIRITS dale, was fined $10 and costs for| Patrick Leonard Jones, Du- operating an unregistered ve- var, pleaded not guilty to selling hicle without a valid license. spirite unlawfully manifactur- TWO CHARGES ed and the case was adjourned John Charles MacCallum, |to April 21. ‘ . Coleman, pleaded guilty to driv-| Kevin Gavin, Tignish, was ing. without a license. and was /|fined $10 and costs for tire fined $10 and costs, and pleaded | i not guilty of failing to report_an| — For possession of intoxicating accident. The second charge|liquor a 17-year-old DeBlois was adjourned to April 14. |youth was sentenced to 30 days Phillip John Kinch, Alberton in jail anda Tignish youth was © South, pleaded not guilty to ex-|given 30 days for being into- ceeding the speed limit in a 40, xicated in a public place. The f mile-per-hour zone and the case |accused, both under 21, refused was adjourned to April 13 in/|to tell where they had obtained “ Summerside the liquor: For exceeding the speed limit) Residents of Tignish, Tignish in a 40 mile zone, Howard Law- Run and Ebbsfleet, were fined Adams, Elmsdale, was fin- $20 and costs each for posses- ed $10 and costs. ‘sion of intoxicating liquor.

City Duplicate Bridge Club Releases Tournament Points |

Mrs. -David Stewart and Mrs.!points, and-the east-west cham- Donald Campbell won the open pions were Mr. and Mrs. E.E. pairs tournament staged. re-| Douglas. The next play .for the cently at the Charlottetown Du-|club will be on April 12 at the plicate Bridge Club held in the}Basilica Recreation Centre be- Charlottetown Hotel. Thirty | ginning at 8 p.m.

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pairs entered the event.and the} ‘The following are the results checks and stripes. Regular and Tapered. Sizes colors. In worsted flannele terylene and

winning team had a total of 200 of the open pairs tournament:,

ints. Runners-up in the tour-| s a E Sannai-net—Bine,--D-b.~tieeL ners aie aes 5M. L. blends, Sizes 28 to 46. é brooks and Mrs. W.H. Dunbar MacLean-Aitkens 173 Priced : teed ‘ : = with 175 points. SedieLawsca~ 1705 rice ke Price

The bridge club also played Larabee-Bell 169.5 ' 7 April 5 and 15 tables competed | Ledwell-Killoran 169 pi : a | for master points. North-south Gaudet-Vessey 165.5 To : ' To : s winners were Mrs. Alban Farm- | Callaghan-Ma¢Leod a, 163.5 é . wv disco , er and Mrs. S. Green with 192 Cutcliffe-Cutcliffe “160 . a * >

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Court yesterday morning, on 4 Nash — Sj é of theft of employ Simpson 141.5 ment c e. was =| ed until April 19 so that Magis-| AMERICANS SATIRIZED trate James B. Johnston could) WARSAW (AP) — The Polish bear the report of the probation | magazine Szpilki (Needles) re- Officer. jcently published a cartoon show- George Ernest Wilson of 79\img U.S. marines landing in Bt. Peter's Road -was found |South Viet Nam, all of them guilty of allowing an unlicensed | with identical jutting jaws and driver to operate a motér ve-/horn - rimmed spectacles. The hicle. He was fined $10 and caption reads, ‘Victory for Sen- Bostr : lator Goldwater ~

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