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Chief Petty Officer Lorne Storey. oi (‘harlot etown. tries the "jump and veach" test during the RC‘Us recently inr ltituted pliyrical fitness test

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JAckﬁa‘E NIMBLE

for all of its personnel. Mark- ing his efforts on the left il Petty Officer William .Melne- chuk. of Smiths Falls. Ont. Both serve at the RCN Air

Station. N.

Shearwater. PO Storey as an instructor in the Fleet School Air and PO Melnecliiik as a physical train- ing instructor.

.(National Defence Photo)

Driver Said ii

young driver. William Fran- Cls Griffin. til Orlebar Street, who was termed "a menace to the motoring public” by Mag-'3- trate James B. .lolinston. was fined a total of $55 and costs plus damages amounting to $35. and tn have his driver’s licence suspended for a year. He wa s sentenced on three charges and the hearing of a fourth charge of uttering a forged document was set for Friday in Queen’s County magistratc‘s court.

EASTERN

i l B R l E F S lentry and theft at the Southport

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SPENT WEEKEND El‘lf‘ MacDonald of Camp

Gageinivii. N.B.. spent the week- i

end at his home in Montague.

l5 GUEST Mrs. Pius Steele, Charlotte- town. is the guest. this week of. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie.i Lower Montague.

FROM ALBERTA Alfred Craig. Wetaskiwin. Al- berta, recently visited his ro- ther Ron Craig and Mrs. Graig. l Montague.

RETURNS HOME .,

Mrs. Martin Hynes. Summer-i ville; who has been a patient at . the Charlottetown Hospital for; the past five and a half weeksl following a heart attack. was: discharged Wednesday. i

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cence ls Suspended

lGroin Cheques :To Be Issued Soonj

Compensation cheques for Is- lland grain growers who suffer: led crop losses because of la a t‘ i‘ycar‘s bad weather will probah-: ‘ly be issued in about two weeks;

Griffin was fined $15 and costsiAfll‘iFUllure Minister A n drew1 or five days for damage to aniMaPRBe said yesterday. 3 automobile and ordered m pay. The provincial government set. the $10 damages or serve an ad-luP 3 $115.00“ lurid from WW“? .dmonai five days, For damageitllf‘ compensation will he paid; to the garage door of the Bun-1“We will pay the claim." saidi bury Nurseries. he was fined :15. MR MacRae. “and later hill the. and costs or five day; an or. federal government for half off dered to pay the $15 for repairs 9 005” : to the door or serve an addi-: Abmll 1.100 growers were 1111' tional five days. On a charge of‘able to harvest approximately. failing to stop at the scene of an 7.000 acres 0f grain laFl year- accident. he was fined $25 and Ralf 0f cOmDE‘n-“Hlion is 9X" costs or 15 days. pected to be $15.81 per acre. ‘

He lost his licence on the last —— charge and was termed by the

‘Menace’,

so. ="

SHIFT T0 GRASS

magistrate "a menace to the . motoring pubiicj- tzrzruhural experts predict A $90 ﬁne and mm 0, so some 125011.000 acres will be

days was imposed on a man for having possesSion of liquor in a place other than his residence.

Edward Francis Burns, Char-

channcd from cropland to pas- ture between 1962 and 1975 in the United States.

' WANTED l

Young men for the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve“ I Interesting training and‘ m“ '0” “1° fellowship guaranteed. ‘

lottetown. charged with break. .service station pleaded not guil- ity and was remanded to Feb. 20 for trial by magistrate. Facing the same charge. Wal- ter Snoland Berrigan. Charlotte- .town, was also remanded to Feb 120. John Holmes is act . defence in both cases The charge of moving a house Applyz— ‘ l

on the highway after the legal Recruiﬁng Officer

time against William P. Fergus- IIMCS Queen Charlotte

on. Breadalbane. was dismissed when it could not. be proven Charlottetown PEI

exactly what time the house had‘. on the road.

been

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TO QUALITY MEAT

FAMOUS FOR STEAKS I

From

neral for Mrs. Mary Ann Cahill i wﬁm ‘ was held Saturday morning from i “INDIE” . the Perry Funeral Home to St. ! ‘ Ln PKG Alexis Church. Rollo Bay. where l “crimp; ' LI. Requiem High Mass was cele-j PAC brated ev W. Keefe w h o . 32°322$19°§2Jh° servbclfnpz; 3 Maple Leaf Fresh Smoked Maple Leaf was resent, in the sanctuary.» ‘ The pallbearers were: Bert Mob 3 BfaWﬂ Hambluq Bo'oqna sausages . Ially, Elmer Peters. Henry Pet- l “we ers, Felix Peters. Francis White l 2 “5' By p l and Lloyd hitcEvrlen. Intermentl I was in the c urc cemo ory. l . 1 Iii. Lb. l Lli. ,‘I'AYLOR FUNERAL - Tho I l funeral for Mes. Le Bert Tay- IOI‘, W91" Montague W. held BIG 12 QT. Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 12 from SIZE the Lower Montague Unifed' I c Church. norvice was conduction . REG. HI I. ll 8 u r n s and l was under the direction of the; ppm GM Maniac!» hum-cl Kano. Kym ' m Hm. c swig by the choir wore: “Mali 0,. mo" Land" and “Goodman and, ' , Goodmniu." A trio of How-l Roll Toilet ltd Vickoroon. Dania: Coffin Tllouo m Dr. A43. m HM,“ ' Ecmnmy c 86 No NW Mrs. - PM 3

1 Austin Ion “roam. Pall-

“! OUR LUCKY DOLLAR AD FOR MORE SPECIALS !

bent-o wore Chain achir

about. Agwm,’m" WIN A BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRYER. ‘ Wit. mum—in Edmonds. FULL DETAILS AT STORE. I We: 11m Bond. / .

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. Jana- Ju'ihnon. . Alfred Mac. 3 T FOR c

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wot 2 Vol.

ieiiicring and theft _ of .J. McDonald of Cardigan. {Roach

' rlSlAND NEWS PAGE

lMontague, Souris, Kings County

8 14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb. 14. 1963: mm was remanded on bond of . I s

Pair Sentenced

GEORGETOWN A large docket confronted Kings Coun‘ iy Magistrate James B. Johns stun. QC, nt Georgetown yes- terday.

Miss Kinko Suite. public pro- secular for Yokohama district, Japan who is on tour to ob- serve Canadian court. procedure ‘ the varimn provinces was in attendance in court.

J. Arthur McGuigan, repre- sented the Crown in all cases.

Clifford James Gallium.

to three months for breaking. ' in the store

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EGcorgetown. was sentenced to’CASE DISMISSED 5 ihree months in jail for break- 1in“. entering and theft in the : garage of Daniel Acorn in Car- Nicholson had a charge of Edigan and was also sentenced'deceni ' h

’On Break Count

The sentences are io run con- currently.

..‘ames Herbert Williams, Car- digan was also sentenced three months on each of the same two charges an Gallant. with the sentences also to run concurrently. ’

Charles Michael Burke. Mon- tague changed an earlier plea of not guilty to one of guilty on a charge of care and con- trol while imputed and was fined $100 and' costs. e w- represented by J.P. Nicholson. Joseph Gladstone Vuozzo. Valleyfield. represented in-

assault against

l dismissed.

Benedict Joseph Lutz. Pcakes charged vritli selling

FRESH

liquor and m Whose can mom i know“ Wnlwiiunhi have given evidence iii-4 or. can eJquou' ed in r'ob. u‘. tie is represented by Mr. Nichoison.

LLRoy nyivan‘us MacDonaid. . Cliopsww, chained with thoL iheit of a battery but his case ‘ Feb. 20 l

djuurned to Scum on

Election Work Is Spoodod Up

To speed up the work of lob

thin the many hits in the hands little

of the anumeratorl for the com- ing election. the office of Guam

County returnlnl offch A. 500 with two wretiu of $260;Wnlthen Gouda! won t .83..“ inight following the Progressive

l John Chm“ mm“. 090mb iconservntlve nominltlnl conven-

iown. represented by G.R. Foo- ter. QC. and charged With an. lawful possession of two paintl brushes had the evidence of l(3nal. Harry Burns and Cast. iMiles E. Foster, members of" immune detachment HCAF. heard in ‘ ase was' adjourned for further evidence

Vine Henderson. Greek River

wipicaded not guilty to a chai'rgezwy

lot selling liquor and had hh‘

case adjourned to Feb. 2’].

tion. Mr. Gaudei said yesterday the work was going slowly and relatively few of the rur II

duiley. Murray Ilivar was fin. ed 315 aiiu cost» it): panama a scnooi bus when stopped for din wipose of receivuu and or dis- ciuarging any child. William Alfred Acorn. River was fined F costs for failing to have attach- and exposed a number plate

Mar. 0 and

ed

. one mm pleaded not guilty to on from and back 01 I“. W

.liavlnz liquor in a place other. than his residence. He is re-‘ presented by Mr. Nicholsoni and his case was adjourned tol Feb. 27. Four others were eachl fined :20 on the same Chﬂ‘l‘ilei . William Sterling Bell. Moi» ‘i-ay River was fined $25 and

costs for having liquor ilot pur- i lull“ lchased from a vendor, and an-; ’ other man war; fincd $20 and. , by Mr. costs far being intoxicated m a ‘ ray Harbor North was final 815

'public place. TRAFFIC SECTION

In the highway traffic section of the court. Russell James

OLDER

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sun: .

vehicle. and Ivan Albert Mos- lier. Wood islands. was fined $10 for driving Without a lic- case.

George David MCGUW and “

Miniray jliarbor North were each fined 1:10 and for defective ‘ 'pment on their motor veh-

G ordain Miller.

181‘.

itlcs. Aciicns Iiubert Butler, Mur.

‘alld costs for having no br ion his motor vehicle and A. Hioscph MacPliee. Georgetown was fizicd $10 and costs for de- lf‘r‘llVf‘ bi'akcs.

‘mmerotm m opium run

it" the election

materials as yet. no pointed out the work of enumeration in to start on Monday. and uraod all thou named to the ink to got their kits as quickly as pos-

Tho first proclamation reuni- wu posted it

the roium‘nl officer in his Graf- ton flu yesterday morn-

3'

Accused Given Suspended Term

Percy Melanin. chlrlod with disorderly conduct. was given a one year suspended sentence osterdny in city police court by Magistrate A.J. fin-lam. The case of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-. iiam Gormley. Charlottetown. charged with striking the com- plainant. Mrs. Joannet Mne- Ewon, on the face. was ndlourn- ed to Feb. 19.

'- Mrs. Mao-Ewen is represented by Kenneth R. MacDonald: counsel for the defense in Les- r l

Two drunk and lncapablea. one remanded and the othe fined ‘10 and costs or five days. completed the docket.

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FIND ROMAN RUIN

Several Itono sculptures and a largo marble bns relief on the site of an ancient Roman camp

‘River Olt in Romania.

have been unearthed on the

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FOR BETTER TOAST . ..

bu b o o n with the research division of the department of industry and un- tural resources.

Tun-day's meeting.

Prince oi) tended the Nova Bcotia Agricul- tural College.

Roof Controls ’ Are Mooted

Rental control lelllletlon. ap.

plying to Charlottetown and ‘he Y province's incorporated

towns.

may be introduced at the next union of the Legislature.

Welfare and Labor Minister uid yesterday

my a that his department is conuirier.

in: t 9mm and liudylnl rental control In friction of oth- er provincial. wit a via w of

duwins up re ulotions f . islotivo approvzt or M W

Fioldmon Appointed

Gordon Ripley. lroldalbane.. appointed floldman

The appointment was made at Executive Council

toy is a graduate oi Wales College and at

Mr. at

His appointment is seen u

the first step in the expansion of the research division. which will later have fieldmen Kings and Prince Counties carry out the resource: devel- opment program.

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