Mr and Mrs Dovle are rest. | l. nie ot Aft Stewart enra 4 Gonn wat” sland News. pact as ag Virs Dovie 12°98 an—the assa against 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, July 12, 1966 ee : an RCMP . cater that Mr.-and e . ' ! | n > A service ; ¢ and were Motorist Flees; ve / - { assault- ed Mr ) } ence ‘ndical- . . . er 3 e k Mr Dovie ar f e ts. Leon- Nets $150 Fine 2:22 - r and struck | , =! © precwant. on Sisadine © au te { z toéhe reaction. F ng” the ywtch and oh the. arms atop at the scene of an accicent arricent Kh ch occurred near wit . st< - Kenneth Joseph O'Conner. Que- the village of Southpor!. the ac- CASE ADJOURNED he: was f> ned Si and cused ran into the woods but F rede Stewart Moeher. costs or 3 davs The a sed. was later picked up in Chariet--Savaze nor. charged with aoneared . e te Ni€ case Alacistrate . R pees “ Charze if against ac R in fix # o n CWa 'e this Lester Pp a ae . k. and date The accused was inc ky le nard Wilhdm Gunn. Savag ge cepres ent s kenneth Mae- Constable Lan Yiand of the Harbor esulted in the farmer Donald mered-a not. guilty ‘Charlotteto sn detachment ef boing fin od $25 and costs on a plea on s hehalf ” the RCMP ies ited thal the ae eharee of Striking Harold F ~~ = cepartrent, ~ cused struck three ofier vehic cis Dovie-on. the face th ; which re 4 a two- week ad- es all in’ the WM fists and scrat g him on the rnme > represented vards T d aze to the care chés! wth hig fists by . Fishe ‘ ‘er Warren in nivet arfinunted te ‘’pproxim A second charge of . assault Farrar aie sann ~against Lester Gunn saw the ac The case of Norman Daniel Cst. Olaned ed that in @he cused plead not guilty to kicking McPhee of Long Creek was dis- first accident Mn. O'Connor was Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Dovie in missed ht Magistrate Johnston ever the center tine which pos. the jeg with his foot, and have who said that der the circur- tibly made him loose control of his case adjqurned te July [8 stances there wasn't sufficient the vehicle which resulted in a‘for trial evidence to warren! 8 convic ninenssaaemaiae ~ ————$—$—$ a a = tian

Robert Wondville Mills has sold more than $8,000

Dorgan

RAPID GROWTH

this season sona plot of land

Flower Centre"

The location

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Ses Cow Pond ¢ now naved and YOUNG ARF WELCOME “a Western Park.’ hat heen onened tm the pithile “LINCOLN. ~ England (CP) rng the week Citv council js lowering its age H | n-t eren drve that fol. limit : Minicipatls “d as ncrease houses.to.18 from. 2} We have P: i e shore line are the twa to face the fact that peop e Angio. Park: situated twa pia of the Tignish getting married much youneor ‘miles northeast of Tignish on ene, Co-operative: and the these da aid ouine’ or ; the. Lady. Slipper’ Drive. is he. Bute. FNheries that welcome Georze Elfre Teen-aze i coming ‘a spor «those s the area to tour ants « need 1 adult to spene - fouriste ta att ole Meher. ¢ ’ er Sor their application

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of tents -and trailers over. pre vious

The

\V@are Drive fran Athertan te nounced in his Kudcet March 8 that capital allowance on automotive equipment and. con- tractors’ movable equ! pment would he red iced tn two-thirds of the regular rates the government's stretch out the The hudget announcement covered various classes of cap ital . assets acquired yb an .18-month period ending Oc 1967. The revenue Recereabet |

cost

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TONIGHT ONLY

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said the order restoring norma! rates was passed Thursday

Tt “affects all -Vehicles such as trucks and tractors It also. af fects movable - equi pment used by contractors, such ‘as portable

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Mr MePhee wae charged with driving without due care and at- tentior Ma Johnston said in Consideration of the fact that the accused .squeeled his tires and drove a short distance on the wrong side of the highway two separate charges shou! d have heen laid

Mir MePhee said he was the wrong side of the highway Malpeque Road} because he in- tended on travelling south but suddenly changed his mind and tupred—_on—_that side tn head The accused also testified thee was no traffic coming direction. and that. he looked both ways hefore pro- ceeding onto. the travel portion of the hi ghway.

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a cash prize value of 1 pounds sterling. ‘about $235) in the re cent Irish Hospitals’ Sweepstake on this vear's running of the Irish Derhv. Word of the win mings was received Seturday from. Manchester

THU GS ‘SEARCH SWAMP Poachers killed 50.000 alligat- ors—illegally_in _ Florida ast year and sold the. skins for

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Curtain Time 8:30 P.M.

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gan farm at

Woodville Mills Mr Sharp said. in his budget

\ town, ‘ “ ficers who were with the battal-

Unusual Incidents Related By Major

Ry NEIL 4. MATHESON It's 54 vears ago today that this. province's 105th. Battalion received orders to leave Val-

cartier Camp for Halifax, en- route to England in the First Great War, and Major T. E

MacNutt recalled today for this paper some of the unusual! in cidents that transpired one- half century ago

Major MacNurtt-and-Cot -G Elliott Full, both of Charlotte are the only surviving of-

ion. af that time

From the battalion orders of 12th July, 1916, Major MacNutt took this extract

“at @€9 am (13th) sharp in heavy marching order, the ‘Battalion will parade for em- barkation. All men carying kit bags

“Divisional on route First div

t-Col A

‘aoe Composed of right half Bat- talion and Regimental Staff (A and B. companies under Majors

T F. MacNutt and J. A. Stew-——

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“Second division Officer Com- gmanding Major R H. Campbell To be composed-of Major T. H F. Inman, Captain G H Stan way, Captain J. W Dorsey and medical staff and left half of battalion (Cc and D _companies,

Children Injured At Montague

210 Fitzroy Street were both struck. bv. the wheel of an auto

4 -mobile—whieh—_was

when i le left the _axie of a rac: ing car. f Mr Burhoe said the children ftransferred to the PFI. Hospi- tal in Charlottetown, were ex- raved Paul, four years. -receiv- ed possible head Injuries and scratches. - Six- year-old . Glenda, reportedly struck.‘on the Lore head. was released from. hospi- tal yesterday

Injuries of the children are not believed serious, the father said The attending phvsician is Dr E.S Giddings Remaining children Burhoe family, side the family car, were not in- jured

of the

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Strawberry Short-. cake, dessert.

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“CLieutenant-Colonel & R ‘stan kins, Army Medical Corps. will accompany first train division.”

The unit, 1,129 strong, travelled in two -huge trains to Halifax that each carried more than 550 of all ranks

Bastation orders of July said among other thincs Commanding Officer will the two trains at 19 Mam 3.09 pm_ Tomorrow. al!

13th “The inspect

and men

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in their seats, Boots te he pol-

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Battalion orders ot the follow- ing dav included that “On reach- ing Redford all windows to he closed '

Major MarNutt aald they

never did find out the reason for this restrichon march while our train was in Moncton he said t

Srtet-nrriers- f “Ships Orders’ he Lieutenant clone] Ings, Commanding Troons on Fis Matesty’ « Trans Fmopress of Britain, and Cantain GE. Full wae appornt- ed shin s adintant

Orders were long and includ ed a warning te all ranks ‘that gamblinc. spitting on the decks, throwinc cigarette ends. or shak ing pipes mer the ‘side are strict!: forhidden All lights te he @stingtshed at 8 pm oF cent on F deck”

Maior MacNutt. recalled vester dav that this was the top deck and it was aceimpied bw officers There were curtains ta black ot

port

Two young children were the lights. he added taken te hospital with possible The Battal an had arrived tn head injuries and bruises when Malifax' at 730 pm 15th July injured in a stock car sace. in and embarked 1120 strrong The lower Montague over the week Transport left the Pier. at & ond o'clock the next Morning. Sun ‘ day. for Ergland. accompanied

il ! Glend

The children, Paul and Glenda iy SEG Grabs tid Tennenert Burhoe,son and daughter of Uanland They arrived in Liver r.-and Mrs. Colby Burhoe of pool..at &12 pm. on July 24

Other. Units on the Empress of Britain were the 93rd and 16th ti a eome detaits— Several incidents stirred fears among the officers and men of the battalion and the officers of the’. %.ton Empress of Britain dur ng the Atlantic crossing jaturallv there wold he—-fear of l-hoat activity and warnince had heen. recei: al concerning this threat, Mat MacNutt re called ; Once when thev were off Rat ‘land Island. North of Trelandeyvthe ship wax~stopped for several hours during a dense fog There were grave fears along the “ranks. The ship would be a sit ting duck for a submarine ‘if could see us’: evidentiv they couldn't, the Charlottetown man recalled They had been escorted hy the Roval Navy warship. HAMS Drake. acrogs the Atlantic but the task of protection was taken hv _a-group of destrovers ax the

Island, and other Canadian troons drew nearer tn their des tination

The speedy destrovers kept eircling around us at high speed’. Meaior MacNutt recalled a half-centurv. later

‘The. Battalic on had a called “Sam. Hughes Pets'*— was Canada’s minister, of dessus

because the unit had successfu!

ly resisted attempts to-break it {np before it_went ‘overseas Put it was broken Jp later#find de- tachments were sent ty many dif ifepent units for active service, it was recalled

LATINS. ‘GROW FAST The population of Latin Amer.. i is expected tn grow to 40. from 20 000.000) aithon

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TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the Secre- tary of Alberton Prince County Exhib- ition until noon. _Mnday, July 18 for con- s on the grounds Aug. 10th and is includes Canteen Service and Amusements (Rides, ete.)

Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted

j treatment of automotive equip wear: in computing their income | ment and construct on contrac- tax lability Loweri ng the tors movahie equipment... tne Amount of the allowance or: de- | revenue department announced preciation charge —disemitaces Monday business from buying new Fin nance Minister Siearp an equipment AR '

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