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The (iuardian, Charlottetown, Thar., June 2
Summerside Man Offers Guilty’ Plea
SUMMERSIDE eph Desroches, entered a plea of guilty before | ' Magistrate W. Chester S. Mat- Donald''in Prince County court | Yesterday morning to a charge of unlawful possession .of a quan- tity of money and also-a quan-
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The ‘court. was told that’ $26
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were ‘found:-on the accused, which was one third of the goods stolen from the Shelt- Service.
+ Station, Wilmot, some time ago. |
Magistrate MacDonald re- manded Desroches in custody until “June 2nd.
Richard Bantord” Broome: “Macs Neills Mills, was fined $50 and‘ costs on a charge of driving while his license aas suspended. | On a Similar charge. Donald ‘Joseph Noonan, Bordon was fined $50 and costs. He was also fined $20 and -costs when he pleaded guilty to a charge -
Cecil George Dyment, Sum- | merside, entered a not guilty. “plea to.a charge ‘of impaited driving and his. case was adjourn- | to June 17.
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not the holder of a valid driver's |Foley, Summerside, charged with ¢rnment has’ been. inactiv : e and West Germany*s-;Karl Milden license to: operate—his—vehicle;|-driving--without —due— oars. yal né-“uninformative “see” the striker 4 cipro ‘said that # “fe
“Clarence Arnou!~Howatt,«-Vie= | toria, was fined $10 and costs.
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of. passing a. stationary school bus and his case was adjourned to’ June 15.
Raymond ~— Logan. Rushton Summerside, entered a not guilty plea to an assault charge and * his case was adjourned to a latter date
Gerard Joseph ‘Arsenault. Cape Egmont, was assessed a fine of 15 and costs for speeding ® wile Shirley Lord, Cape Trayerse, |. was fined $10 and Costs on \a ' similar Charge.
Fined $10 each for failing to stop at a stop sign, were Heher, “H, Hardy, Summerside” and Al lison Layton Green, Albany
Edward Louis ,Shea,. Summer- side, was assessed a‘ fine of $10 and costg-for driving without a. license.
Fined a similar amount: was Joseph Gerard Arsenault, Max- imville, for. driving a_ vehicle not properly equipped. ..
Carman Leigh Millar; Conway. was fined $10 &nd-costs-for- fail- ing to.drive on the right side of the road.
‘The case of Donald. Allen
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the debate with a state- ‘That's just some mad, anzr on the strike, saying he reporter trying to get. Seaiine not feel he should ‘speak. started, negotiations -were. pro- #It would be ignorant to make ‘pressing “in a little more. re-''g. statement like that.-It would laxed fashion." “he foolish to say anything like that." | : ;
The heavyweight champion however, declined to. answer questions on his draft slatus:and whether he was a conscientious objector. ‘
Clay is appealing his reclanst: fication to 1-A,.. which makes.; him subject: to military. call-up. VISITED UAR’ :
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He ‘also said his “statements so fay have’ been taken out of context--and he used complaints from’ Gerard Tremblay, spokes- Man —for~ Atlantic region~ long-; shoremen, aS ‘an example.” —
Mr. Nicholson also was. crit: ‘icized for bringing up. com- pulsory arbitration ‘and labor courts as: a possible -solution to disputes affecting the national interest 4
This wis a policy of deasair; Mr. Douglas--said 2 Ba Nicholson protested that Me I. Was ARSWeFIAR—-A estion— ay. when he mentioned “soapuleery “mame of Muhammad Ali, had a arbitration and he offered’ it for 40-minute talk Tuesday _ with Commons consideration. President. Gamal Abdel . Nasser.
During the question. period, . Asked here about his patriot- Trade Minister Winters” told” R-,ism—and_ whether _he was proud G. L. Fairweather iPC—Royal) © be an American, Clay re- that the government is ‘doing its Plied: “I'm not saying anything best to keep goods and supplies about that. That's a tqugh ques- -moving- to the site of the world tion.’ f fair, now under construction at He added that no matter what Montreal. However, Expo 67 he. said ‘it’ might be misunder- was suffering, like the rest of stood, so~he preferred to re- the economy, from the . strike, main silent. GOVERNMENT. INACTIVE He. -repeated. that he
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ALBERTON — A Meaty doc- ,ving while impaired and. the ‘his license was suspended, ah ket confronted Magistrate W.|case was adjourned to June Fe adjourned for two weeks. Chester S. MacDonald at Alber: | vas fined $25 and costs for cais- Ralph John: Jeffery, Coleman, ton... yesterday...afternoon. A Sea\ing a disturbance in a public and Paul Jerome Gallant, How-
=fisherman-~Ray wel fined $3 costs for driving while their li- censes were suspended.
Earl Cc. Coughlan,
oe Union has called | any >territorial claims. president of the organization of an international treaty| —In the course of the ex- Independent Millers of Quebec. wth Comment debtied the et the moon and other |plcration of the celestial bodies saying millers could not -get men’s strike during considera- ‘celestial b 0 dies International there should be co-operation and &tain— from- ‘shtps —becausejjon of labor department and banning their -use for Joh jmutual assistance among the stevedores blocked their way. spending estimates. tary purposes>- = countries involved. The, telegram_-urged—Mr.—Dief- - - The proposal, made. in a let- - yenbaker to ‘‘take your. respon- jter from Soviet’ Foreign - Minis- aan ae ie lter= Andrei A: Gromyko. P li R r. Diefenbaker said this sug- cnr doe Gee We Oe ‘O1ulce eport ‘gested the impact the Liberal {President Johnson~ earl ietrhst —e--f----,---- overnment._has_had .in “the last Heth: FwoaAcci : YO AL Sar moss SES EMOTE Specifically, Gromyke asked Mr. __Diefenbaker _ wondered , 'that the question. of drafting the City olice reported ¢ ‘ ~~ Pip ere — ha | proposed treaty be placed on ho : ic sti : wo Sa chand. a former oa r wert yesterday. In the first at 825. Eachen, - former Yabor’ minister, ‘of the UN General Assembly, lyesterday morning, a 1963 Ram- had not been part of the gov- ‘which opens Sept. 20. bler station wagon-collided with ernment team that met repre- The Soviet -move was dis‘/, two-motor machine driven by sentatives of both sides in “the
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New Democrat. Leader | Douglas. said Labor. Minister | | Nicholson liad presented the | management side. of the dis- | ne -to-the- Commons. {=
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epied=fer-a- full statement —b¥-<..the,.. minister about the strike.
4 - Mr. Diefenbaker served ' no-
mond.iplace. ~ Joseph McHugh was fined $35 Brenton Harold Turnef, Knuts- ‘and costs for possession of -96 ford, pleaded not guilty of driv-
undersized Sessabdh dd A second, ine ade ue consider- Howlan,.,
"Kay, Pepbsfiest pleaded” “suilty was- wadjourned’ to ate “iE. yi to, a charge of possession of 49, “Nicoli Flamminio, Bloomfield, ing withou ( die care, and atten: undersized cooked lobsters . and! \pleaded not guilty of failing to squealing .and. $15 and costs on’ with using a car.in committing’ stop at an intersection and the 3 second charge of tiré squeal-: —-athe—offense. Fi icer_Nor- case _was_adjourned to June ‘15 ing closed _by Ambassador _ Nikolai ‘Robert Car 23. J s -man. MacLeod asked the court for decision. _ Twenty eases—_under_the LU! 'T. Fedorenko at a press - COD- scent. at the raiway Te Dri- ee industty Minister. ty order the vehicle confiscatet!| FINED $10 quor’ Control Act were aeponpcerene “Fedorenko said he vor of the station wagon was Ed- Drury and John Turner, minis-
t : adj d to nder ‘the. highway traffic. act -and the case was djourne foes ot. $0. aha ps Ace olf. “handed the Gromyko letter to ward Emerson Jr., a student ter without portfatio who had no
\UN_ Secretary-Ge t June 9th were handed out to the fol- ae [from Maine. Damage to the car ‘experience im labor matters but
Kevin-Joseph-Bernard,-Palmer. . : Monday.. represented Montreal ridings, Road, charged with wilfully da- te ee te pho The ambassador ~said the~So- was estimated: at~$100. “had been on the team.
maging a window in the Palmer | bert viet Union had been ‘seeking a|- Between 5. and 5.30 yesterday | The situation was an indica- _ Road Parish Hall, had his ease, 'Paul Bidiier betion, Jo- treaty since 1958 to lay down afternoon an unknown vehicle tion of :‘the nonchalance, . that , adjourned for a week. . seph Roy. Doutette, Palmer international ‘regulations — that struck'a 1963 Rambler owned by easy-going uncertainty on
: Tyne Valley, was fined $35°.and Road: M 1.-Al would prevent individual - coun- part of the government. costs fer wilfully damaging a “ ary. Donna: McNeill. Ar “thies from” éxploiting thé Harry Green which was parked mo ging 4 berton; Edward Irwin Clark, Al- éxploiting the moon lin ‘the F BARD int behind]
‘window in’ the. West Devon Hall. lberton, driving without a li and other celestial bodies. FEW LACK JOBS The ‘Co { : _ , mmons meets at 2:30 Melvin Sylvang Gallant, Wood- | cense; Joseph Earl Jones, Rose- Asked whether the latest the store. Damage to the parked Norway has 1,108,900 employ-| p.m. to continue study of de-
stock, eae pet guilty of dri- Joseph . Benjamin Cle- move has any relationshi® to vehicle in the hit-and-run acci- ed wage-earners and an unem- , partmental estimates: The
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Four, senators over age | announced their laa ate | from. the ‘Senate.
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~-——where-he--will-rest-until-Friday- Wl
Rindax, ~May_29, 1966, John R."; operating improperly equipped__ De
MacKinnon, “age 57 years. His ‘vehicles. : remains will arrive in Charlotte-- Alfred Dennis Avsenaiilt; town this evening .and be for- var, driving without reasonable warded oni Friday. afternoon at consideration for others. two o'clock: from the Charlotte- Eugene Joseph Doucette, _St.- town Funeral Home to-the-res- Felix; permitting an impropétly idence of his father John J. Mac- ‘equipped vehicle. to: be operated Kinnon, St. Peters Bay. Funeral on the highway; Mrs. Lloyd Me- Saturday morning leaving the |Neill, Alberton and Kevin Jo-' —~ “house at. 9:15 for Requiem High ' seph Bernard. Palmer Road, Mass at St. Peter’s Church at permitting an unlicensed: person 9:30:-Intermetit=in- Chereh em: to drive: Frederick Manuel -Al- ony. lain, St. Louis, failing to. stop at
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SUMMERSIDE The-nionth-; ly. ‘meeting of the, Summerside — ‘Board of Trade held here last | night discussed the parking | ‘problem: at the corner of-Centr and Church Street here.
George Meikle, chairman of: ci \¢ ‘affairs pointed out‘ to the |board members that this was a 15 minute parking area for the’ _convenience...of..those..using..the | post office and that a number
~The position of the -United-|—
States in this matter was not ‘always .conductive to a positive sqlution and. this is, of course, | jone of thé reasons for which: ithe question has not yet ‘been fully. solved.
“We hope that this initiative’ jof the Soviet Union will find a favorable, echo and meet with | understanding: and
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HENDERSON — Suddenly at, his home: in Bedeque’ on Wed- | nesday, June 1, 1966 of Charles | L- Henderson in his 77th year.
a yield sign; Frederick David {Horne, Bloomfield, and John ‘Ellsworth, Ebbsfleet, failing to stop at an intersection; Arthur
‘of people were overparking in ‘the part ‘of the members-<of the that .area. ~ United Nations. _
The siealdcat - the board’: asked M. P. Meikle to bring SET PRINCIPLES
Richard, ‘Howlan, permitting an unlicensed person to drijve;. Frank Sweet, O'Leary, driving. thout due care and attention; | noon then to United Church, Ray Perry, Tignish, Bruce Phee, Bedeque for service at 2 p.m. Tignish and James J. Nelligan, |
Forwarded from the. Bowness Funeral Home on Thursday , morning. to: his late residence
this: matter up. with the town,
.The Gromyko letter. laid down
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Interment in North Bedeque | “cemetery.
PHILIPS — At Charlottetown ton, exceeding the speed limit in | mittee wi Mrs. John.-Dun-.,.at_ whi
«alune.1st,.1966..Mrs...Charles -Phil-.
lip of Harrington age 72 years. ‘bar, Alma, failin ‘Resting at'the Cutcliffe Funeral ‘intersection.
Home. «Funeral notice later:
|Tignish, tire squealing; James | Joseph Christopher; Tignish and , Wendell Thomas Hardy, Alber- |
a-30--mile
| James Joseph Christopher, Tignish, was fined $50 and costs +
to stop a n | PLO ne op ot 8 pected
police so that offenders in the four principles which he said he future would he prosecuted. ‘hoped would. be included in the He Ross MacKenzie, chairman Proposed treaty:
of the tourist bureau now under ——The~moon- and-other--celes-—- construction at Wilmot reported |tial- bodies should be free for that. fhe building was progres- exploration and use by all coun- | sing favorably. He stated that tries without’ any discrimination. | a meeting of the tourist com-| —The moon and other celes- : x ‘be ok Friday | tial bodies shouldybe tives He ich time a _Te. on the peaceful purposes ‘only and a rogress ot Une bua Tee ~ | military. ta ases and we ‘weapons ole Ss mie contac. of (mass -destruction— should = trade : secretary mentioned that | banned.
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CROCKETT. —-At Halifax, Tues- day, May 31, 1966,- Miss Helen} L:, -daughter-of the late Ralph} M. and Ellen (Boswell! Crock- ; ett of Halifax_and_ formerly _ of | Charlottetown. Resting at~ the’ MacLean Funeral Hotne from | where the funeral will. be~ held | today, June 2, with service com- | mencing at 2.00 p.m. Piet bitail in. People’s ceme
GARNHUM —.The death occur: | edat Charlgttetown on June 4 of} George Garnhum. in his 91st year. Remains .resting at the Hennessey Funeral Home this| afternoon. Complete funeral ar- rangements later .
for making a false statement in a -highway. traffie act report and ; a second charge, driving while
APPOINTED.
_ Peter A. Clarke;"a Nova Scotian engineer with practi- cal experience of-railroad op- erations on both sides. of -the Atlantic,. has been appointed
ATTENDS CONFERENCE + Mrs.:A.C. Green, Alberton, is attending the» Maritime confer- ence of the United Church which is in session at Sackville, N.B.
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he received-a bill of $300 from the town. office requesting help. in maintaining Or ths Lane. | If. was suggested that the sec- retary write a letter to the town | office including a copy ofa res-« / olution that was passed time ago to the effect that this © | Inatter be left in thé: hands of | the retail ” merchants ao th e | towtl. | The possibility of faving a ‘float in this year’s Lobster Carn- \ival was discussed. Fraricis Mac- | Quarrie suggested that the vo- | cational school be asked to build a model of the new tourist bur-' /eau which could be - placed on Ross MacKenzie also i Sisseeoa that a float depicting | | Lobster. Carnival Week be made which could.be used from. year to year—George. Smallman and + Mr>-MaeQuarrie-were~appomnted
The meeting was chaired cby
(the president, Roy Johiiston.
JAILED .FOR~ KILLING-
+ TORONTO . ‘CP. Roland’ 52. was sentenced Wednesday to 15 yéars in prison on a charge. of _man- slaughter in the March 4 killing of, Mrs. Theresa Beaudry, 45, with whom he had been living for- 15 years. Evidence. at. the trial was, that Trepanier, a truck driver and father, of seven, hought a gun and drank all day. .before shooting Mrs. Beaudry during a violent quar- rel. He then apparently turned the himself, cfitically... wounding himself. :
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-F-O B A Roberts, ee orditiabor | (for the Red Cross blood donor clinic. Which is to be held in the ‘recreation .centre. at the Cana- dian Forces Base, Summerside, on Wednesday, June 8th, report: | led last evening that the canvass | being conducted by members 0 his committee for at least 240.) donors is meeting with good re- sponse.
The chairman,..whoralso. head: |, ed the cofhmittee forlast fall's. clinic. there. slated. that.
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Wednesday evening's <aleie _will take’place at the Royal Can- | adian Legion Home in Tignish | under the chairmanship of:
ed this committee for the Tig- nish Legion. for the past ~ few years and achievéd outstanding success : Mr.-DesRoches: said he ig: con- fident that the residents: of Tig- “nish” andthe surrounding area” realize the vital importance of |
the blood transfusion service and | will again exceed the “150- objec: |
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