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office says cloud covered all of ‘ pattern. assorted colours. . the district late Thursday and, H Sizes 101/: to 12. snow was falling over N e w i _ -, Y 1 Brunswick. An intensifying dis h - ‘ Special. pair I turbance was located near Lake 3 f t ....4 Erie and it will move into the ‘ . Mariam“ tonigm ‘ Seamless mesh. knit on has precipitation lwill gull; 400 needle in a c h i n e. Gloves .znos as now. u 5 cu lchangle to rain in all sections. Variety of lovely shades. Vinyl with knitted in- Quilted nlen. m M 01031“ .with a short period of freezing . S€F¢S~ Completely lined- with zippered pockets and hide train in some places. 5”“ 9 ‘0 11' Grey. lllht brown and away hood. drawstring waist band. ! The disturbance will have bill it Size! small. med- Sizes 3 to 1 . Royal, Blue and red. e.

lmoved through by tonight. but .

lconsiderable cloud will remain SPECIAL S ecial. air ‘ I lSaturday. " " SPECIAL 9 Regional forecasts: PAIR / . Eastern Shore. Cape Breton. I EACH Men 3 Hankies

lFrince Edward Island: overcast

‘ '1 f [with rain: milder; southeast winds 25. shiftng about noon to c gutflllnw-h W ' Ra ’ . southwest 25. Low-high at Goshen DOC I “0 omen 8 on ’ ISLAND BLIND PEOPLE ENTERTAINED ...... ' B . F ’ “ﬂaw” NW . . , town 25 and 43. 1 Some 43 blind people were tow-na- Summei-side and stur- :Eéghgilixog Sglrlrérsnsrsrdfgetutgeof Outlook {or aturday_mosuy 1 rl

guests of the Summerside roun mg areas, were en er- _ i _ , cloudy and colder. 1 First quality "sorted col. Size. 1 s

and St. Eleanors Lions Clubs tamed mustcally and played fiddles for an old time p:ece . I 5 OUSOS 0"". Cu" and ﬂame thigh be“. $111. ‘ilzo lighili: :86 i at a social evening Tuesday bingo for prizes. Above. et- while Herb Schurman cen- High tide today at Chm-lone. 3 Clearlnce in 8580"“! styles ro al. and bel '

in St. Eleanors. The guests. er McGarry of Charlottetown tel... prestdent of the Sum- town 11.26 am. and 10.56 pm, colours. Sizes 12 to 18. sped". 2 f“ spiel“. pm Re.

merside Lionﬁ Cilib. 10°k5 0"- lAt Rustico at 7.14 em. and 5.58 .p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte- town. Sun rises today at 7.04 am. and sets at 4.54 pm.

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then asked if the jury was to; The jury then retired for ‘1' I igion. l

render a verdict on the accused I bl‘lel thl'lf‘d Mm" Teluml“ the verdict.

A petit jury brought in a vet-l

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MELMAC DISHES— 41 pieces in all which

,sterday m the case n the as an accessory on this charge. . 3 sheen vs Wendell Sherman Before. proceeding any further ‘Memhers 0‘ 3‘9 v 36"” algal Miscouche includes setting for small. medium and and viscose. Beige roller plus 3" junior Francis Grady. Summel‘SidE-; .ludge Tweedy called TNT-95 if" “1th _Fn.r9man Malc‘r K" i 51X. C 1‘ e a m a n d large. Special. each with brown and roller. Tray has pro- charged with the robber\- of ap-; hmch Foiiowing the recess hi31 were. q\/;(t'=]rno,nE. c aryiV:.th in-‘ I I . d ! sggar' veg“ able 89: ms!" white Wm, tap tecuve plastic drop proximately $150 from the per- ’ mid the jury "it your question; (“'9- EQB knmag' ‘ r .3“ S "lure l , dlSh. Floral desmn. quotse. x 84 . s ee. ‘ is whether the accused can be. 1 “R C 3“ a N" ‘ummem e i i Reg. 34.9 Special, pair 5.95 Special. set 1.99 HALF p310]; scalar. TRAVEL. Lowney-s peanut i ALL-RAZOR SET—

son of Gerald Dalton of Bloom-l field on the morning of Sept. 23. i

The jury. with Lawrence Yeol‘ of Central Lot 16 as foreman, deliberated approximately two‘ hours before bringing in the: guilty verdict I

After the verdict had heeni rendered Mr. Justice GJ. Twe-i edy thanked the jury “for the‘ conscientious care you gave this case". He then dismissed them until 11 am Monday morning.‘

The judge then remanded thel accused in custody until Tu . l tiny afternoon. Nov. 24. at 1.15l for sentencing.»

After retiring for the first time the jury asked for and re- oeived further instructions on two occasions from Judge Twe- edy before they rendered their‘ decision. ' ‘

SUMMATIONS GIVEN ‘ Both

P: a l

the Crown prosecutor.‘ George R. McMahon and de-‘ fence counsellor J. Mol- ville Campbell presented theiri summations tn tllf‘ jury yesteiw‘ day mornin: and Judge Tweedy also addressed. the jury mem- bers before they retired to jury mom to decide on a ver-I t- i

A short while later the juryl Muriied to the court to seekl

hither instructions “hereupnn l could be given than what was ‘35 the decision was announcedu.

Mreman

found guilty of this charge if you feel the accused is guilty of accessory after the fact. then the answer is “no”

He then read sectio criminal code under which the. accused was charged and stat-i ed “however. I must charge you j that before you find the accused guilty of the offence as charged you must examine the evidence and find that the accused —-1 Grady —— was privy to the . tention to commit the robbery. or had knowledge it was going to take place and did in factl take place according to the ore- . conceived intention". l

n fu rth e r instruction the

h 21 of me‘ Johnston. Summerside; ‘ Baglolc.

scene of an accident in which when she tripped and fell _; James Archibald MacKenzie of against a moving vehicle. 1 Carleton Siding She was transferred to

. jured. will

RR: Boyd Beairsto. Kensington; .1. LeRoy Gallant. Summerside; ‘ Erwin Dennis, Ellerslie: Victor_ lnman. St Elea‘nors: Roy ‘

While Skating

. SUMMERSIDE — An.eight-1 I . :iyear-old Miscouche girl is int ‘es‘e: Prince County Hospital withl RR 3' head injuries following an ac- cident in Miscouche at approxi- matel 7 o‘clock last evening. “1° “‘59 0‘ the 91199“ "5' D"- Theychiid. Marie Rita Caissie. wm 86" Huesh§‘ cap? T'a' daughter of Ephram Caissie is verse‘ Charge‘j w‘th 193"“ Fhe believed to have been skating

Summerside George Jay. Borden. Monday morning at 11 am.

was fatally in» . Prince County Hospital by an‘ ambulance from Compton's Fu- ‘ neral Home where she was' attended by Dr. lI(-lubert Mac-:

open

Counsel for the defence is Alex Campbell and presiding judge will be Mr. Justice Mark R. McGuigan.

judge cautioned the jury mem- bers that if they found any sha- ow of a doubt in the change they should render the decision

ilIl the accused's favor

GAVE SECOND READING

The jury retired for the SE— fore the end of this session oil

cond time and followmg furthcrlihc council. lest the confidencei l

. _ > n n C e ‘of the world. both Christian and again for additional instruction ynnmChrisiiah, be 105:."

deliberation, rcturne

at which time the judge was.

that no further interpretat i o n i

l NORTH

the asked "what is the legal inter- of Montreal, Albert Meyer oti pretation of active participation iChicago and Joseph miter in such a crime?". lSt

Judge Tweedy told the jury lihe

told Mr. Justice ; given in section 21 of the crimln- iNorth American hishnps gaih;

ee . ‘ The name of the driver of the vehicle was not available late last night. The accident was investigat- vContinued from Page 11 .ed by the local RCMP detach— that a vote on the declarationlmen-

of religious liberty be called be-l 0 O Prov. Librarian

Cardinals Paul - Emile Leger‘

H At Stella Maris

. Louis carried the petition ml Miss D. Cullen. head librar- papal apartment. ‘ian for the P.E.I. libraries. is

Council sources said as soon Elle“ Speaker t("light in Stella Maris. North Rustico. Beginni at 6 p the pro-

ered around Cardinal Meyer. who was flushed with anger. . ~ Bishop Francis Reh. rector of glass lfeade't‘s’ d'spltays "L "ﬁe

. . . orm 0 pos ers. pic ures, on s the pontifical North American booklets “3.1 home and_or seat.

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Rev. .Francis Corcoran. par- ish priest; Reverend Sister St. Helen. supervisor; and differ-

they saw the Pope: and gave him the petition. However. it was possible they simply left the Petition €~ ent organizations in North Rus- By nightfall it was not known tico be e donated towards

how the Pope would treats for both in-

t. The 1964 session of the coun- cil ends Saturday. 2,145

prelates at the day's session rifles for “all scoring.

re to have cast votes of ap- proval. with suggested changes or rejection on the religious lib- erty declaration.

It asserts freedom of con- science for everyone in follow- tag the religion he believes. 1t

TRUE summon The hedgehog is a true hiber- nating animal. whch the suspension of all activity allows It total immersion in water fa- long periods without til-effects.

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Beginning Wednesday the 25th November, I964, Chief Petty Officer Joe Pequot the Royal

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