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...m. 7 p.m. Georgetown-Mair Choir, Rev. V" Oaterson 'ninl-r' b”I'. 'tt."l salt . Js J dal-

ur -barge The United Church of Can- ada. Service for Sunday. Novem- ber tlth. St. Peter's service at 11.00 am. Greenwich service at 2.30 p.m. Marie service at 7.30 p.m. Sunday school at 6.30 pm. Miss Nancy viacNevln. of Charlottetown. will sing at the evening service. Rev. Russell A. Macbcod. Minister.

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THE ANNUAL meeting of the Provincial Women's Conservative Organization will be held in the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday. Nov. 5 at! p.m. Mrs. E. W. Sansom. Nat- ional President. will be the guest Ispeenlker. All interested ladies in- vt .

i UNITED dAPTlS'l .llurcll. ..Vlontague. Services fol Sunday. November 6. Montague ll a.m. Murray River 3 pro Sturgeon 7:30 p.m. with song :rvice at .7215. Subject: ”God' Promise vto the Elect". Rev. W Rog-

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THE PRs'.SBYTERIAtx church in Canada. Services Sunday. Nov- ember 6. Cardigan divine wor- -hlp ll a.m. Lorne Valley after- noon service 2:30 p.m. Montague lnniversary service. Special music by Rachel Minchln and by the Brooklyn Trio 7:30 p.m. Montague Sunday school 10 a.m. A cordial welcome to all Rev. D. A. Campbell. minister.

TIIIL M 0 N T A U UE pastoral charge The United Church of Can- ada Rev. J.M.Fraser. Minister. Sun day. Nov. ti. Montague:l0 a.m.- Sunday school. 11 a.m.-Rally day for everybody. The Junior choir. and boys and girls taking parts. 7.80 p.m.-Service of rem- embrance. for those who served in

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Grade V i. Colleen MacDonald.

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a half bottle was left. He had two drinks he said. There was no more drinking that night, the witness stated, he was with the whole time and saw no lag. .He said that the bushes on the road at the scene of the sc- cident were quite close to the road. and he also said that the night was folisy in places. Steele's driving

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9 Witnesses Cal!;:l By Crown, Two By De'ence

As Trial Is Continued!

The trial of Roderick Jeremiah Phce's truck for Cardigan. he said Steele of Cardigan. charged withl he heard someone tell Mr. Mac- criminsl negligence in the death Phee to hurry. He did not know of Douglas Shephard. also oi Card- if it was Steele. who also ac- Igan, went into the second day yes- comimnled them 10 Cardigan- terday with nine more witnesses When they arrived 81 Momasue for the prosecution and mo wig. Cpl. Davis asked who had driven nesses for the defense being heard. the truck. and Steele replied that More defense witnesses will be he had driven It. the witness said. heard indny, The Sup:-emc Court He said that he had not noticed gluing; are being presided over by Steele had a cut on the forehead Mr, Justice Mark Mccnignn. Re. that night but noticed it. the next

and saw his head nod a couple of times. Steele went to Mac- Phee's for help, and when truck arrived she went to Cardigan. She also reacalied Steele asking the driver MacPhee to go faster to Cardigan to get the boy home quickly.

C.M.P.. Montague said that he re- ceived a call about 9:30 S.'i'. con- cerning the accident at Mitchell River. He. Constable Austin and Coroner Dr. G.S.A. lnman went to the scene. There were three persons there. he said. He learned that Shephard. had been taken to POLICE EVIDENCE Cardigan. and he went to phone s. 0”9l0W" -518!” "mi 0" July 18-lroad but that it did not hinder he was stationed at Montague and,Ms (mving He rammed to Monty saw Shephard on the back seal oflague he grliid and la" Constable Father 0'Hanely's car. The time, lstin on'the'scene At the office was 11330 A-DI: he Said he Sawlhe said. he could smell an odor Steele at the same time. He asked, of liquor off Steele and that his Who hld drill?" the truck Bhd eyes were hloodshot.' He and Flschl Steele had replied "I81 he had: drove Steele home the witness said driven it. He requested Steele toi Then he went back to the scene of accompany him to the office... the accident, which he did. The witness said hel On cross examination. he said

presenting the Crown are Premier day. He also said that he did not and Attorney Geiferal A, w, notice any change In Steele's act- Mniheson and .i,p. Nicnoisnn. Re. ions after the accident as com- prfisentlng the accused are James Filled With before.

Jo nston and Somerled Treinor.

The first witness. Michael Sulli- DRIVING WAS ALRIGHT

yam farmer of Rnseneathv spayed Beatrice Publlcover. Georgeiownl uni he saw Steele at his (Sum, gave evidence similar to that of Van's; home at Rosana". about Sullivan's regarding events lead- 6:80 or 7 on July 28. Steele arrived I113 "P l0 the Bccldenh 5"? 53” in his truck acornpanied by cnri she heard someone telling Steele Cronin and Charles McLelian. to pull the truck out of the ditch., They drank part of a bottle of She was hurt. she said. and was wine and left for Poolc's Garage taken to the hospital. snd Adrian Sullivan's. They then On cross examination she said; went to Peter McAulay's and from there to the restaurant at Cardi- gan. They left shortly for the dance at De Gros Marsh. There were eight in the cab. Steele, Betsy MacDonald. Cronin with Beatrice Publlcover on his knee. McLeilsn, the witness, with Adrian Sullivan on his knee. and Vera Shephard on Adrian's knee. On the back of the truck were Douglas Shephard and Urban McLeilan. The witness said he had poor View of the mad but saw no traffic. After picking "P Joseph Campbell. he said. the truck went a short distance and went into the ditch and rolled over. He did not feel a bump. he said. He noticed the bushes close to the truck. and heard someone shout for Steele to pull the truck out. After truck had rolled over. he got out, he said. and helped the others out. He saw Shephard when they rolled back the truck and the

she had looked at Steele before the accident and that he was looking straight ahead, and that his driv- ing was alright.

Homer Moar, New Perth. mech- anic. stated that he examined the truck and found it in good condit- ion hanlcally.

Joseph Campbell. C a r d l g a n North, farmer. said he saw Steele when they stopped to pick him up at his gate. He got in the box of the truck and was sitting at left side of box. McI..ellan was in right corner and Shephard was in left corner. He heard bushes rubbing the side of the truck and then truck went into the ditch and rolled over.

Vern Shephard. Cardigan. stated that she saw Steele at the rest- aursnt at Cardigan and at that time smelled an odor of liquor from him. On the way to the

boy was still living then as he dance. she said. she had A sood felt his pulse. He ammpanied view of the road. She said she George MacPhec back to Card. could see Steele and saw his head

lgan with young Shephard and also went to the hospital at Montague.

On cross examination he said he had finished the bottle of wine of which about

start to fall a little. He would then lift it up and it would fall again. she noticed the bushes on the side of the road and heard them striking against the truck. She sso heard someone shout for Steele to pull the trllck out. She did not feel any bump. she said. She went group the to Cardigan after the accident.

one drink- On cross examination she said She did not lzree with other wit- nesses that Steele wss alright. She said she felt he was under the influence of liquor. She was not afraid to get in the truck. and his driving was alright. She maintain- ed she had a good view of Steele

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could detect an odor of liquor fromjhe saw the washout at the bottom

Steele's breath and that he was unsteady on his feet. His condition was not normal. the witness said. He radioed for Constables Petti- tt and Flschl to come to the office.

of the grade on the right side of the road. From the Cardigan side. the beaten part of the road was closer to side and at the washout

it was a little foggy. She said that in

TEN NESSEES

;the main travelled road was with- Later. he said. the officers con- in a foot of the washout. He also veyed sieeie in his home, .sald that he saw signs of travel

on cross examination he saidlwithin inches of the washout. He mm in View or inn accident andlsaid he examined the tracks that what had happened he would not nllzh! and had seen only one track expect Steele to be normal. In his 80102 IMO the Washoul. And on

opinion. he tholuzllt Steele was viewing 8 Phhtn. he said. he did; ldrunk. He stated that Steele did not knnw how the other track not

not appear then as he did ”tnliay' there.

court. Steele's eyes were hiood- Witness Albcrt Flschle. R. C. M.

shot. he said. and that he slumped P.. Charlottetown. stated that he

over One desk. He did not see any went to the scene. of the accident

injury on Steele. nor did Stccie.about 12:30 a.m.s.t. Constables

complain or any. iAusiin and Wilson were there. He Constable Roland C. Pettitt. R. and Constahlc Wilson remained

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Mr. Johnston maintained that such

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use me whole night. when no u-rived. he said. he saw a vehicle with the right front wheel in the washout. A tractor came to pull it out.

He stated that he had looked at the tracks after the truck was pulled out. and that the heavy track was not that of the truck which hall been pulled out. He said he had seen Steele at the Montague R. C. M. P. office. and that his eyes were bloodsbot and an odor of alcohol was on his breath.

On cross examination he said he did not know what had made the second track. He said he noticed the track approaching the curve about two feet from the side, but at the washout the tracks is only a few inches away. The deepest part of the washout. be said. was at the side of the culvert. Constable Peter Austin. R. C. M. P.. Montague. stated that he accompanied Constable Pettitt to the scene of the acident about 9:30. He said he saw the wash-i out. He remained there when Con-I stable Pettitt left and he was. there when Mr. MacPhee's truck- went into the washout. I John Anthony Gallant. registrar; of motor vehicles. Charlottetown. was called. Mr. Johnston objected to his giving evidence. The jury: was asked to retire while the legal questions were settled. i Mr. Nicholson maintained thatt Mr. Steele not having a license. contributed to criminal negligence in accordance with the definition.

was not correct.

Judge McGuigan stated that there must be a cause and et- Ieet between the having or not sc- not ac- He

having a license caused the

This oncluded the evidence for the prosecution.

DEFENCE WITNESSES

The r'ei'ense called Urban Mc- Lellall as its first witness. He said he lived at Cardigan. and saw Steele at the restaurant there that night. Steele's condition was al- right, he said. He got in the back of the truck to go to the dance at De Gross Marsh. He saw Shephard getting on the truck and sat near the cab on the top edge of the side of the box with his back to the road. They picked up Mr. Campbell. he said. and tllen went s short distance when truck went into the ditch and rolled over.

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The truck struck a hole in the road.heaaId.andthlswastIie Hrst Indication that the truck was into the ditch. He was thrownout. he stayed d the Incident and later he saw MacPhee come to the 5t.iTW. and "take Shephard to Cardigan.

on cross examination he said he was not sure Campbell was on the same side of the box as St J He said he was sitting on the floor of the box facing the cab. Later

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