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. |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed, ‘Feb. 17, 1965. 5|inf*teuard is to" made, coum | cil agreed.

pe | . : . . . The council expressed plea- | ‘at sure on receipt of a letter from | ee) i Jens Moe, president of Gulf) fu Garden Frods Ltd., congratulat- a /

C ay S p AG? Sizuesae al ond on “Veciiitien, tae te | ISLAND NE Gr | ing a large and high! technica: |

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the council with much anticipa- GEORGETOWN — Meeting on| various skills and trades, as /| tion. ; a ee y Monday night in a sitting of the| well as certain academic studi- . ee Georgetown Town Council, ad-| es that are a part of the voce) DEIGMISSAL > | journed from the regular month.| tional high school program. The

| ly meeting, the council unani- ae es Montague (Continued from page 1) mous! adopted a‘ motion to| Souris orell now have re- ao write Dr. L.G. Dewar, minister | gional high’ schools, Georgetown |W!!! corrobor. + my statement, of education, asking that a pro-| is an ideal site for the project. ung eald

| posed eastern provincial com-| The present and future indus- ee ee sod roa

posite high school be built in| trial expansion being a big ar- 2 Georgetown and aoe that | gument in favor of the proposal.| TERMED “AND = E i

=) | Georgetown would be willing to | Mr. Dupuis sald the “false ae | provide the site. ee a Mes scandal stories’ about him all ‘é ng Mayor Howard S$. MacLean couse: meet Men-| originated with a statement ; presided over the meeting, ; ; 30 ae which was attended by a full haga

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- CENTRAL QUEENS ROYALTY CROWNED soo! was broutt fo the aten . tion of the former council when promoters seeking a racetrack

Lynda Snowie and Wayne ion ceremony and dance. Proctor, daughter of Mrs. Ber- | wo member of - — franchise.

MacPherson were crowned Lynda is the daughter of Mr. . Regional High School Board ask- had bad an interview with Supt.| Mr Dupuis said this state- queen and king of Central and Mrs. Angus MacPherson, nadette Proctor, and Billy Gly- ed consideration of supporting AS. McNeil of the Royal Can-|ment was false and ‘the author Queers Regional High School New Wiltshire. Crowned prin. on, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clint | @ brief being forwarded to the) ,ai4, Mounted Police, relative | subsequently had signed a sec-

. . oe. ~~ w : : minister of education proposing ; ond statement sayi he had _ Saturday night at a coronat cess and prince were Patricia Glydon, Fredericton. that ha school be built in to the possibility of obtaining a loreed to pre . Montague. As this matter came

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opportunity for teaching in the| ¢hat member of the clergy be| {#brication, which was meant *"| asked to sit in on any meeting to destroy his reputation and po-

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He accused Mr. Favreau of| It was reported that Arthur guilty of an making ‘‘cowardly attacks” al J. Garrett, chartered account- pec roer "his" potitieal career

_ Roger Paul Gallant, Charlot | this was aserious crime and| right to lock up his service |side the Commons, then added) ant is auditing the,town’s books | ~.. not finished. tetown, was found guilty on a (thats hoTt “sentences ~ before + station at -night-and“expect- to" *Dut-he-ien’t-very—-much at eee tee -—The= " oie eS ,8 and account| az , " “le 7 if ’

charge of break, entry and theft | did the accused no good. He felt; find it in the same -condition a person in the House of. Com- %

before Judge C. St. Clair Trainor |that the accused had had his | when he returns in the morning. | mons.” - up about 30 minutes after the in County Court Judge’s Crim-|chance and had not reformed | Those who do not respect these} Mr. Favreau had said last| ments of the provncial depart-| Commons met fc the first time inal Court yesterday morning | @nd asked for a four year sen-| rights must be punished.” |November nobody in his office} ment of municipl affairs. : and sentenced to two years and |tence in view of the circum- was implicated in the Rivard

six months in Dorchester Peni- | stances. | CONSIDERS TIME affair. Mr. Diefenbaker said.

and| 3 informed the | i * tentiary. Counsel for the accused,| He said he would take into resignation of ee : The charge was laid following | Charles R. McQuaid, in appeal-| consideration the fact that there TERMED FALSE meeting. It was revealed that| Works Minister Deschatelets a break into Buster’s Irving Ser-| ing for a lesser sentence stated | was almost a year and half be-| ‘That up to now no workmen's com-/ last week and of the ensuing ca- " : shuffle '

— ayo on Grafton Street| that it has been well establish-| tween the accused’s last offence | pletely false and he knew it at! pensation coverage had been | binet ; ast on the night of Jan 9, 1965. | ed that punishment is not a de- | and this one and that some signs | the time.” | town employees 1orning rehersal Judge Trainor stated that be-| terrent by way of example to of improvement were shown | Mr. Favreau rose at one point! and it dee! A nine man *rew from the Ny the Pridey : fore the accused could be con-| other people. The protection of | although they were not enough. |to say that it was “less cow-|.mediately to the compensation CBC in Halifax were at the Con-/|of the PWC variety show. vieted of the charge it had to be society is an important element | He stated that he did not know jardly” to-make attacks outside) board, with a view of providing provesthat there was a break | in considering punishment, he! who the ring-leader in this|the Commons “then relying on|the necessary coverage under and a‘theft and that the accused | said, but there are several | crime had been but he did nét | parliamentary immunity.” the act. was connected with it. ways society should be protect-| feel that it would benefit the} Mr. Diefenbaker said the jus-/ NO INSURANCE The judge felt that there was ed. He felt that to lock up per-| accused to go to Queens County |tice minister had pledged there i no question about the break, en- | on and pretend he doesn’t exist | Jail. | would be no wrong-doing while try and theft. However there was | or to put a wall around him 1s| To the accused he said, “I|he was in the federal govern-| the town’s no direct evidence that the ac-/ not protecting society but rather | sentence you to imprisonment | ment,- yet “ever since he’s been cused committed or abated any-| removing him from society and | in Dorchester for two years and| around these matters have de- in committing the offence.| solving no problems. six months and while you are | veloped.” said the facts had to be; 4. McQuaid also asked con-| there I hope you will take every! The opposition le dered each one related to! ii eration for the fact that there | advantage of training you can|manded to whole. and be a more useful man when | “this highly .

was complete lack of violence q In ‘connection with the test!- | snd that the whole thiag was a| you return. It lies upon the in-|whom Yvon

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whom cee soon | completely useless offence. He | dividual to make this land a/minister without A — _ the judge stated that | Pointed out that there were | great young nation. I hope this | said made false Ag he accepted the evidence | items of much more value, such| short term will teach you the/ have led to his implication — = oe t as tires, that the accused could | Salutatory lesson you require | alleged racetrack scandal. ad = oe | have taken but didn’t. He stated | and society ns law richer | GAVE EXPLANATION tate he euatiet that the accused is only 20 years | for your acts in uture. len two fire fighting oa

sideration lof age and that he was just| William Earl MacFarlane,| Mr. Dupuis resigned

= | . : .|and gave an explanation Tues- The judge felt, however, that | 16 when he committed his first also of Charlottetown and charg Gallant should have had no| offence and that it has proven | ed with a similar offence, plead-|@ay in the Commons. He has aan ar et Oe on eee less to lock people ed not guilty to the charge and |denied accepting any money or arrears Si | away. | had his case adjourned to March — g a ae uence in| ist on lotion of the a * {2 said hi —- and sudit that action would be inst!- ies: } —- | s involvement... came | sitaq- this dine, The-coun-j4¥ins..were connected by te) _ Moncrelt oe | about because of a false accu- “allecodiee tor ae : " P | Edward Island had the service | MOTION sation made by an.

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