The newly - appointed board ef governors of the St. Duns- éan's. University Students’ Un- fon Coffee Shop formulates Plans for the forthcoming year. Standing—(from-the—left)

SDU UNION GOVERNORS

Tom Green, Emerald Junc- tion, eophomore commerce; Boh Hickey, Summerside, — junior science; Brian Stein- berg, Trenton,— Ontario, _jumor.

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{Prices Are Satisfactory In Cattle Sale At Grounds

More than 100 head>of pane sold terday, afternoon at barn N.. io at the Provincial Exhibi- grounds. Prices were satis-

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‘Local YMCA Directors Make Request To Council

By ANNE BOND Members of the Board of Di- rectors of .the Charlottetown

city taxes on the bow!- and canteen_ facilities . which under the tax structure sys-

Evans, general secretary- of the | iness

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In the brief Mr. Rankin point- ed out that in the original incor poration act granted the YMCA,

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CITY AREA _ FUNERALS

MacFADYEN FUNERAL — The funeral for James Aeneas MacFadyen took place Tuesday from the Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Ann’s Church, Lot 65, for Requiem High Mass celebrated by Rev. C.J. McCar- thy who also conducted..the: ser- vice at the grave. The pall bear- ers were Michael Murphy, Wil- omy Noian, Joseph Tierney,

aldron MacKinnon, Harry Mac- Kinnon and Rolland Buchannan, Interment took place im the church cemetery.

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their places of employment to escape paying considerable add- tional monies. The Councillor added that he was perfectly in agreement with meters in the uptown business area where parking should be made avail- able for shoppers and so on; but that he objected to metered parking in areas far removed from the business district. ‘Councillor “Johnson and his sole s->porters in the argument,

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of 28 men was requiged to give the citizens of Charlottetown proper protection. Charles Moffatt, secretary — : of the Charlottetown Board of Trade in his monthly report to council told them of the progress that had been made by the Maritime Trans-

area relative to an

| industrial_park._Mr.-Moffatt-said

that an. official announcement

LOCAL

ASSESSED $100 A North Rustico man, John Andrew Galjant was fined''$100 and costs for impaired driving when he appeared before Magis- trate James B. Johnston,.QC, in Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

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meetings,.at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Mr. DeLong is vice-president of the Federation

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Ceci! . |Pauley, Hamilton, Ontario, and

Lloyd Herring Passes At Home The death occurred

at Murray Harbor and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs,

James Herring. He served with

the Canadian Army during, the second World War and was wounded in action in Italy in

He leaves to mourn, his wife, the former Margaret MacLean of Little Sands, and one dau- ghter, Darlene, Mrs. i

two sons, Gary, Hamilton, Ont- ario, and Robert at hon. Also left to mbtrn are five sisters and three brothers: Louise, Mrs. Leonard ., Brehaut, Cove, Iretie, Mrs. Austin Bur- gess, Belmont, Mass. Elsie, Mrs. Roy Brooks, Sybil, Mrs. John Gosbee, and Esther, Mrs. Bert Jordan ail residing at Murray Harbour, Julian’ in Charlotte- town, Inman, Mass. and Mar- vin, Murray Harbor.

The remains are resting at the (Murray River Funeral Home until noon Thursday, then to the Murray Harbor United Church for funeral service commencing at 2 o'clock. Interment’ will be in the Murray Harbour ceme-

tery.

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Guernsey | ‘

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“the Province, the guests of Mrs. Corbett’s, sister and “brother-in-

SPENDS VACATION

onto, ‘was a visitor to Char- fottetown where she spent a month's ‘vacation with her sis-

RAINFALL

The Charlottetown Radio Range reported that up to 9

See meee tee Bie Piven

PURITY DAIRY

“Parents Prefer Purity - Products”

317 Kent St. Dial 4.7125 $

o'clock last night a total of 1.28 ” |inches of rain had fallen on the

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Mayor Cox noted _ that

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be: visiting . province. on October 31- Nov. 1, 2, 3 and 4, He said that while the schedul: ed still had not recéived final e@pproval, it was expected that the Vaniers would spend Nov- ember 2 in Charlottetown, open- ing the new governmént office building in. the morning, as guests of the City of. Charilotte- town at a noon reception. and Juncheon and meeting the school children in the afternoon, :

Island. At: 8 o'clock

morning the rainfall

to. .38 inches with another~ .78 inches falling by 4 -o’clock yes- terday afternoon. An additional .© inches fell by 9 o'clock to bring the total rainfall ‘te 1.23 inches.

- IN HOSPITAL . ----Mrs,'-M.F.Hagan,4.Grafton Street, Charlottetown, has enter.

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Harbour.

PIPING by: Louis Daley and Tickets on sale at Basilica Masic Store, and Miller Bros.

FAREWELL DANCE "OF THE OUTCASTS” _ - ROLLAWAY CLUB _ “THURSDAY, 9:30 eH 12:30. me _ Admission 75¢

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Friday, ‘October 14 - Basilica Recreation Center High School. Auditorium

Winston Scotty Fitagerald ghia Joe MacLean . 2 ee ee ~ with selections by: :

|} Omer Cheverie, Souris; George Weatherbie, Charlottetown:

Earl Hughes, Fort Augustus; Emmett Hughes, Fort Augus- tus; Francis MacDonald, Morell.

SCOTCH SONGS by: Charles MacKenzie>. Halifax (Perform-

STEP DANCING: Bernard Campbell, Cape Breton; Judy MacLean, Charlottetown; The

(Get Yours Early)

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Doyle Sisters, - Savage

Evelyn Fraser. Recreation Centre, Toombs

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Beef type

$15,50 to $22.00 per pounds.

PRETTY PLAIN The feeders ran from 500 Pounds to 750, it was stated by a sale spokesman. There were some pretty plain cattle among the ones listed above, a depart- ment of agriculture spokesman

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Heavy vealer calves sold for 21. to 25 cents a pound. Grassers brough' 12 to 14 cents.

Medium ‘cows sold at $16 to $17-25 per hundred pounds, Can- ner cattle sold at $12 to $15,50. Plain and ~ commercial -steers sold at $20.75 to $21;2 per hundredweight, Yearling bulls

bulls ‘rought $20,25.

It was the first really: big sale of the series and the cattle barn was filled with interested cattlemen, many of whom care

t&see and hear what was being done.

feeders sold for’

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dragged or carried to the bush where it was found by an RCAF search party. a : TERMED USELESS

Dr. F. A. Jaffe of Toronto,

who is a regional pathoiogist fur

ing when a person died.

He also referred to lack of decomposition of the body as a reason for placing. the girl’s death hours later than — the Crown doctors. ‘

Donald Scott, Crown prosecu- ter for Welland County’ who is conducting ‘the case for the

the provincial police, said.a test |.

stomach | operated a géneral store.

Arthur L. Rennie Dies In Hospital

ALBERTON — Arthur L. Ren- nie, a well known Prince, County businessman, died in the West- ern—_Hospital . Tuesday—morning following a lGug illness. He was eighty-four years of age and was the last surviving member of the family of Mr. and” Mrs. Louis Rennie. He was a lifelong resident of Elmsdale where, un- til hig retirement, he owned and

Since 1905 he has been a mem- ber of Zetland Lodge AF and AM. In 1942 he was honored with a life membership in the lodge and in 1955 was presented with a fifty year jewel. -

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The funera] will be ‘at Elim»

dale United Church on Thurs day afternoon at two o’clock

President Announces : Winner

Irving . MacDonald, York, has won the Sunny

He had a great interest in the

MILK PROVES RICH Seal milk is up to 50 per cent butterfat.

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