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Salvage Campaign Still in Progress

Notwithstanding the immense amount or salvaged materials such 85 rubbers. papers, metals, re. s, etc. collected and disposed oi the schools and the various salvage committees throughout “he prov- ince last year. there arc still large quantities being gathered.

At the bsginrii oi this {par it was intimated by he Direc r oi the National Salvage 0am sign. Ottawa. that waste paper wou :1 not be required ior a period oi tlm Montague. soul-is and many oi the least consequently Prince Edward schools, have contributed their

Island had not dons anything to- collection to aid in the war eiiort. . ._..-———-_____——-i—-____ _-._-_=.-. -—__-=—_;_—_-_; .-—..~-__

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A call came owever ior the salvaging or remered tats and in response to this entreaty. the but- chars and meat packers the Province were contacted and en- listed to assemble and clr this much needed material. e house wives were appealed to throilih vsious channels. to save waste tats and turn it in to their butcher.

The response has been more or less pratiiying. to date approxi- matev auooo lbs.. o! rendered 1st has been collected and shipped from the province.

There has sko been an appecl- able quantity oi rubber tires, metals and rags col ectod and shipped irom the province during the summer.

The salvage committee at Buni- merside, Albei-tnn, Tirnlsh. 0’Leary

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2. The Bscr ts — Rev. 0. O- Wright, leader. group dealt with the origin ct ale sacraments- and it was pointed out that t. i-otestant Communions reco l two flacsraments. Bgptism an

Charlottetown is at. present or-

nizing a drive and will be heard rem shortl .

Rubber tree, tubes. metals, tats. rags arid paper are still needed ioi- a Canada's war eitort and citizens n are requested to turn in their m salvaged materials to the MM!“ salvage committee or school.

WEST COVEHEAD RED CROSS m” MEETING

Supper should be

leader sugpoestod that we urge our ministers give us more sermon! ona the Sacraments.

Inter-Church Cc-ODBYBW?" ~ Rev. John Jarvie. ieader. 'I'he iindin s oi the above izrouv WW

owe: "Agreed that the you!!!

peop e's unions were not sch evlnl all they might. due mainly to the smal. be hip. '.l‘.'his smaller was the result oi war conditlo . Therercre it was slig- gssted that the diiierent denomin- ations group t ether to help tn solve their prob ems and increase their membership. In such o-op- erstion each member oi the ounC People's Union will retain his own will

The Annual Meeting ci the West Covehead Red Cross Branch was held at the home c! Mrs. Cecil Mayne on Thursday evening Sept. 23 with an attendance o! 25 man-

rs.

Ma's. Ramsay Auld presided over meeting which opened with "O Oenada."

The sedan-Treasurer gave a re- port in iul oi year's work. 0n motion the ioliowing officers were elected: President, Mrs. Walter Macbauchlan. vice-President, Mrs. James Allan. Body Treasurer, Mrs. . Ohesley Hughes (re-elected). Con- vener oi Sewing. Miss Doris Brown. Assistants, Mrs. Cecil Maye, Mrs. church “mum” mg there Hilibgﬁizeiexwgsespresented to Mrs bee? Wougng °mm1$§§ Leith McKinnon m knitting mastlfﬂﬁﬁ- ° m“ ‘ articies during year. Mrs. GEDrgeI The report oi the Eocratary- Bearisto and Mrs. Hllbberrt Hughes Treasurer was resented and show- recqelllved hiiliéitlfﬂlglﬂ mention. edsa balance Olzgld-Ome ed h m. e rece a or year u ‘ upper was en s rv v towﬁgﬂ/IS. and Expenditures were ﬁe are Yoilln People's Union a! o

- - t: "it . as“: riiai; The following sums were donated. E 9- ell‘ Y v c 0 gigapems g govshe d B _ Over. was moved to the hostess and th! seas $6.60; gtrussian Fling TM; Mug‘ Margate Union by Ed. Boswell and ior Britain $6: Queens c. Fund $6:

seconded by Arnold Hierlihv. Red Cross cam sign $35: Greek Re-

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_ _ on Marshie gglrﬂmlfmsgclb Chinese mm s10" ig§§§p and the Maritime Yaun! eted ‘

Following wmk was com , People's Conference by Mrs. Wood

l . 14 Q1111“. O5 knitted articles, 24 art- and Miss Macxw‘ icles oi sewing. Evglqluq SESSION

Collection was taken amounting w ‘3-(77- The evening session commenced Reﬂeahment! We" “W95 b ,at 7A5 p.m. with a worship service hostess and meeting closed wit Iconducted by Jonn MacKay. Naiiicrial Anthem. The Nominatinlp committee -——--___ in the io owing slats o! SUBJECT T0 CHECK '

LONDO ‘C ‘P: t Mr. Lea Camvbell. N - i P) _ ee own. German legionaires enterllixlrrlle? lg; | Vwthpwﬂdem» M!" Jim“ Mac" Homsey British Legion .\"a'nch be." ‘Kay. Plﬂﬂ-ilmi V5115)’- fore the war W111 fegnaln 1n me creta -Treasurer. Miss Ml!- visitors book until news is rr- I” mswe 1- vlmn.‘ ceivted about the present activities prggglgfiﬁlgﬂgﬁofmﬂﬂleﬁgﬁlyﬂfg? oi he signatories. l. geggvogomztt: gzggngtg a a W0 ' members oi other Protei- tant churches ior the D1100" 0| ou irig a plan ior more eO-co- erative work anion: our wound Deo- l. Acommitteeo! threewelﬁ the President to aei. or

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with other Regions or the system according to J. l". Pringls, NZIOHB. Vice-President and General Mari- drawing the attention ci iicers and employees to Fire Prevention Week Mr. Prmgle em- phasind the particular importance oi iirq prevention, during these timu when Canada is engaged in a world-wide liio and death struggle ior ireedogn and the common dec- enoies oi humanity. A special eiiort will be directed

towards eliminating all possible iire hazards. In the matter oi lire re- appiiances on locomoi ves, Mr. Pringla started that. these are at all times subject to rigid inspect. ion at the end oi each run and they are oi the most modern design.

As a measure oi conservatbn and prevention, emergency rire lighting appliances are maintained on all property oi the railway and in the larger centres special fire lighting crews have been organised,

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ARTIST PASSES

OTTAWA, Oct. l-(CD-Fun- eral services will be held here Sat. (or Miss Lily Btratton. por- trait and landscape painter and lifelong resident or Ottawa. who died here Thursday. She was an honorary vice-president oi the Ot- tawa B noh. Women's Art Assoc- iation o Canada: a member or the executive oi the Ottawa Women's N Liberal Olub. and a member o!

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