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fire Prevention And Safety

QUEBEC, Oct. 9 (OP) - London, Ont, today was awarded the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce's fire prevent on shicld for zts record among Canadian cities with more than 50,000 population.

Lunenburg, N. S.. was the shield winner among towns under 5.003 w.th a special menton for Kent- ville, N. S.

QUEBEC. Oct 9 (OP) Windsor, 0nt., today was awarded the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce shield for its health and

safety record among Canadian cities w.th a population greater than 50,000 with special mention of Winnipeg.

The award was made at the (0n- cluding session of the Canadian Chamber's 18th annual meet n: whioh- awarded shields to Port

and Kentville; N. 5., for their health and safety records among communities of their respective szes.

WITHOUT FOUNDATION

FREDERICTON. Oct. 9 —- (OP) — Speculation that Dr. Fletcher Peacock, Chief Superintendent of Education for New Brunswick, might be appointed pres dent of the University of New Brunswick was declared wthout foundation today by Premier MrNhir. n member oi’ the University senate.

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Hopes of forming a ya us,“ Club tn St. John's. Newfoundland. Jlfimwrsd by the Charlottetown Y5 Men. are high among mambel-s Io! that group. At the weekly sup- per meeting held last night at the Qileen Hotel, Rev. Frederick Sass °l 5L J°hii'$. wiho is attending the Presbyierlﬂri synod sessions, was 8 Ellie-St. and spoke briefly 0n the matter. For some months the local sroup has been investigating quiet- iy the possibilities of sponsoring a club in the Old Colony, with the groundwork being done by B111 AS1191’. during his visits there as Provincial Tracie Commissioner. It is now likely that organization can be stllflﬂd Within a few wegkg, and the local club plans to send one or two members to Newfoundland for that purpose.

Mr. Sass came to St. John's from South Africa, and is a native 0g that country. He entertained the Club by singing unaccompanied l. “alive N"! 5°11! i-n the Afrikaans liiliguage. He said there is e deﬁn. ite need for a club of this type in the capital city, as there ere few yfiiiiih ZFOiIDS 1X1 existence, and only one service club,

Messrs. Ern Ciawson and Em Bell gave most interesting reports on the International Y's Men's Convention, held in Toledo. Ohio, in August. Mr. Clawson was the of- ficial Club delegate, ang- Ml; 3311 was an International guest in his capacity of Director of Pihilately.

FEWER TOLL THEFTS

LONDON-(CP)—There were 49c thefts from British telephone‘ box- es i" We year ending March 3i. "BU-in! £973 ($3,892) compared with 851 thefts in which £1,098 was lost the previous year.

u. x. ADVERTISES WAREs if“ PIETERSBURG, Souib Africa\ vl'CP)—NlIl€ lions were killed in {Qiie Right at a government kraal recently by Hewitt Ivy, agricult-

(Arthur, Ont.. Medicine Hat, Alta, ‘ ""1 vfiicw A group of so lions,

desperate for food, attacked the kraai for the cattle and Ivy bag- ged his kills. has never been contemplated in this connection." said Mn Mc- Nair.

i ‘He said the appoinhmenr resin wth the Prcivlnclal Governmerit. and it was the practice to invre recommendations from the U. N. B. senate.

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This column la reserved for news of local Interest, but advertising of a Iscsny nature may be inserted It live cents I_ wold lttictly pay able in advance. .

TAG DAG. Saturday, I-Iillsbor- ough Chapter. I. O. D. E.

WATER. RATES for the present quarter become due on Dot. l. Please [my promptly.

HUNTER RIVER United Chmﬂi Chan-go. Services on Sunday, Oct. 12th, are as follows :-—Hunter River 11 A. M. North Wlltshlre 3 P. M. and Whoetley River 1.30 P. M. Rev. J. I. Morrison, Minister.

YORK-MABSHFIELD United Ohurch. services Sunday. October 12th: 11 a.m., Central; 2.30 p.m.. York; 7.80 9.111.. Buckley. Sunday schools at usual hours. NOV. J. H. MscOslltlm.

TBYON PASTORAL CHARGE of the United Church of Canada. Services on Thanksgiving Sunday, 0010b?!‘ l2i-h. as fo11ows:—11 A. M. Cape Traverse. S. B. 10 A. M. Sac- rament oi Baptism. 3 PM. Crapeud. 7.30 P. M. Tryout. . S. 1O A. M. Ref. E. R. Woodside, B. A., Minister.

CITY POLICE COURT — At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday e man charged under the Prohibition Act was fined $50 and costs or two months. A party charged with speeding was fined $10 and costs or 20 days.

FUNERAL AT HOPE RIVER.- The funeral at the late Patrick Cosgrove was held yesterday morn- ing from] St. Ann's Roman Cath- olic Church, Hope River. Requiem Moss was celebrated by Rev. Earl Dalton. The pallbearers were: Ed- war Turner, Clem Trainer, Mich- eel Murphy, Ben Weeks, Frank Nicholson, Ambrose Hurrell. In- terment was in the church ceme- tel-y.

POTATO HARVESTEltS-A to- tal of 650 workers have arrived from the mainland to help with the potato harvest in the Province it was announced by National of- ficials o! the local office yesterday. Some 450 have been distributed in Prince County and about Z00 in Queen's and King's Counties. It is expected that the total number ot workers wll be considerably augmented the next few weeks by the arrival o! sin-taller groups o! 15 or 20.

FROM EUROPE — Five of the 100 persons frcni displaced camps in Europe w.ll arrive in this Prov- ince tonight. They will be accom- panied frcm Halfax by Miss Doris Merry of the National Employ- ment Service Office of Mo-ncton, and will be employed at the Provincial Sanitarium. The local office g1 the National Employment Service an- nounced yesterday that some 900 persons would arrive wthin the next few months and will be located in various hospitals and sanitoriums throughout the Dominion. Once these inst tutions have been loc-ked after applications from private householders will be considered. Forms will be available later at the National Employment Office.

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"Unexpected Death

0f John J. liuffy

The unexpected death of John J. Duffy, 68, occurred at his home on Hawthorne Ave. Charlottetown, early yesterday morning.

The late Mr. Duffy was born at Fort Augustus on November 28th, i878. He entered the service of the Charlottetown Post Office on March 13. 1913. Commencing as Junior clerk, the late Mr. Duffy did all phases of the work in the Charlottetown Post Office. At the time of his retirement, July 1, i946‘ he was in charge of the Money Order Branch. During his long postal service, he was a com- petent and genial official and won

Issued by the authority at the Hon. Ernest Bertrand, K.C., M.P., Postmaster General.

for himself a host of friends.

The late Mr. Duffy was a mem- ber of the Charlottetown Council of the Knights of colum-bus and the Benevolent Irish society. Witli the Knights of Columbus, he has held many offices, among which was that of Grand Knight.

Mr. Duffy is survived by his widow. A sister is expected home from the United States for the funeral.

The funeral will Monday morning.

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FEW CAN SW11!

REGINA _ (C P)—A recent poll by the Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Red Cr0s5 society reveals that less than 20 per cent of the province's school children believed they could pass an elementary swimming lest set by the society.

iMaeltae-Stewart lluptials

The marriage took place Wed- nesday morning at 11.00 at the Central Christian Church. Char-

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stewart, Charlottetown, and Allison Mac- Rae, son of Major and Mrs. Mec- Rae of Central Royalty. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Mr. Dunbar.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a. white satin gown with lace insert at the neckline and sleeves. She wore a finger tip veil and carried a bouquet of red roses. Her mat- ron of honor, Mrs. Ross Stewart -wore a blue silk jersey dress and

lottetown, of Helen, daughter oi.

a matching cornet. Miss Batik Stewart, the bridesmaid, wore pink taffeta. and a. comet o! p net.

During the ceremony Mr. Prev ton Beck sang “I'll Walk Besidl You’; and Mr. Frank Johnson wll organist.

The groom was attended by h brother Arthur MacRae and th

ushers were Harold MacRae an Ernest Drake. Alter the wedding reception

which was held at the Charlotte- q town Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. MacRu leit on a short trip through thl Marltimes.

Mr. and Mrs. MacRae will 11W in Central Royalty.

SPALDING, Llncolnshire, Eng\ land —(CP)—Organist Colin Marti! refuses to play "I‘il Walk Besidi You" at wedding services becausl "secular ballads are not in keeping ,with the dignity of such an oo- lcasion."

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