Like any other citizen who came within hailing distance of the Royal Canadian Le-

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Alberion and West Prince CountylSeXfus Gillis,

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gion‘s poppy booth at the cor- ner of Grafton an d ueen Streets. Mayor A. Walthen

2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. Nov. 6, 1962. ‘15]:

Unlicensed

Operators Warned

Unlicensed transport operat- ors operating in and out 0 Prince Edward Island have been warned by the Public Util- ities Commission that failure to! apply for an operating licence. may result in the loss of their

WESTERN BRIEFS

“ IS PATIENT Linda Rayner. Alberton. is a patient in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital.

RECENT GUESTS Dr. and Mrs. Cyril Bugden. O‘Leary. had as their recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Borden Con- rad from Bedford. NS.

VISITED IN HALIFAX Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Turner. O'Leary, have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. William Turner. Hali- fax. N.S.

IN BRIDGETOWX. N. S. Mr. and Mrs. Upton B. Sea-

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right to operate on the Island. According to the current issue of Maritime Truck Transport Review, the commission has is- sued a letter to known unlicens- ed operators instructing them to file immediately for licences and warning that “your failure to apply for an operating lic- ence may result in putting you out of the trucking business”.

an earlier purchaser. looks on.

In a, “with

ther office says snowflurries are expected in New Brunswick with ' n mixed over Prince Edward Island and west- ern Nova Scotia and rain over eastern Nova Scotia.

Regional forecasts:

Halifax and vicinity. northern Nova Scotia. Eastern Shore: Rain beginning in morning and changing to showers by eve- ning; colder; northeast winds 20 shifting by evening to west 20. Low-high at Halifax and New Glasgow 35 and 45. Goshen 36

did not hesitate in purchasing his poppy emblem

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of remembrance yesterday afternoon. Above. seller, Ernie Fardy. pins the poppy to His Worship's lapel. while Chief of Police C. W. MacArthur.

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Prince Edward Island: Over- cast with a few snowflurrles or showers: colder; light winds in- creasing during morning to northeast 15 and in afternoon to northeast 20. Low-high at Char- lottetown 35 and 40

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 3:48 um. and 5 6 pm. At Rustico at — and l 29 Summerside tide eighteen min- utes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 6:34 and sets at 4:53.

TIGNISH — S extus Gillls. 57. died at St. Felix Monday af- ter a short illness. He was son of Mrs. James William Gil- lis. St. Felix and the late Mr. Gillis. He was a former trainer and driver of race horses both in the Maritimes and the Unit-

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Besides his wife. the former Beatrice Arsenault of Kildare. he leaves to mourn n. Lee.

who is completing his fourth

year at St. Dunstan's, a daugh- ’ ter, Marie. 18, at home: six bro- thers and three sisters. Alfred. Jack, Phillip and Elmer in Tor- onto. Herman and Terrance. St. Felix; Annie. Mrs. Edward Mar- tin. Toronto; Edna, Mrs. Thom- as Gallant. Pembroke. Ont.: and Mrs. Oban Perry, St. Felix.

Cape Breton: Overcast with rain beginning about midday; little change in temperature; light winds increasing during morning to northeast 15 and by afternoon to north 20. Low-high at Sydney 40 and 50.

IS NO EXCUSE

The letter also states“...delay in applying for your licence does not excuse you from pay- ing the required fees" and adds “the unlicenced truckman is li-

able to charges under the Motor {1

Carrier Act or suspension of op-

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SEVERAL PARTIES Prior to Mr. and Mrs. J. W Coughlin. and family leaving 0’- Leary, taking up his new posi tion in Chatham. N.B. there were several farewell parties held for them.

NEW MANAGER

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mc- Mackin and family have taken up residence in O‘Leary where e has been appointed as man- ager of the Bank of Nova Sco- tia.

LEAVI’I‘T FUNERAL —- The funeral for W. C. Leavitt was held yesterday afternoon at St. Peter‘s Anglican Church. Alber- ton. The service was conducted by the rector. Rev. M.

Speeder ls Fined In S’side Court

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