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F against owner Thomas Buraglia for un- lawfully keeping liquof for sale Oct, 28 and Oct. 20, datés of the alumni meeting.

Charges of unlawfully selling liqucer also have been laid against Omer Roy, the Vista Bay Club’s bartender. : 2

Both men will appear in Bath- urst court today. A. P. Tracy- Gould, Newcastle, will represent

the time of the raid.

New Brunswick’s liquor com- missioner, C.—L. Dougherty. -of Fredericton, said he had given

weather is in Toronto. He will not return to the province until Thursday and was unavailable for

ACTION PROTESTED

Letter from Bathurst solicitor John J. Hegan to Justice Min ister Fulton, the privincial at torney - general and Premier Flemming allegedly claim RCMP “usurped an authority which was not theirs by law, creafed a dis- turbance, insulted -leading cit- izens and clergymen of both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and behaved generally in a manner unbecoming members of the RCMP.”

Mr. Hogan, a member of the alumni and solicitor for club owner Burgalia, is reported atso to; have “Sent letters to Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Health Minister Dr. J. F. McInerney.

Attorney-General °R.G.L. Fair-

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bour Mrs. J. B. Arsenault again entered the Western hospital on Thursday Oct. 29 for care and treatment. ;

Bruce Cartuthers Sr., is spend- ing a few days at the home of his son Bruce Carruthers Jr., at his new home at Cascumpec as- sisting with the-fall plowing.

Mrs. Robert Arsenault and son Mark spent Friday at Milton, P.E.I.

The community of Howlan was saddened on Friday, Oct. 30 when the angel of death visited the dis- trict and claimed for its own the soul of Mrs. James Arsenault, mother of Mrs. A. D. Arsenault after a short -illness. The = late Mrs. Arsenault was a former re-|

past few years lived with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and

ly cared for her assisted by ano- ther daughter Mrs. Mellie Alexan- der of U.S.A. who came over a couple of months ago to help care for her dear mother. Her funeral service burial was held at St. Anthony's RC Church of which she was always such a de- voted and faithful member on Monday, Nov. 2.

J.-B. Arsenault spent Friday, Oct. 30 in Summerside.

Boy Scouts from O'Leary can- vassed this district on Saturday ‘‘Hallowe’en"’ with their sale of Apples and were well _ patroniz- td.’ ‘

Motoring from Summerside on Saturday gight were Paul Gal- lant, Eric Gaudette and Albina Thibedeau, Mr. and Mrs. Rae

Noonan and family of O'Leary) were to Howlan on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teoris Pet- , ers.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carru- | thers and family went to Cascum- pee on: Sunday, Nov. 1 to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Car- ruthers Jr.,. who moved in to their newly purchased home on Sat-

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Leo Gallant of Bloomfield Cor ner, was to Howlan on Sunday afternoon.

Frank O'Meara of Bloomfield _ to Howlan on Sunday, Nov.

Hallowe'en passed on very quietly in this district on Saturday with the usual young fry out for a trick or treat. Treats must have been plenty as no bad tricks

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