Presentation at Louza to Mr. J. E, Wheeler Acting Commissioner presided, a presentation—was} made to'BMr. J. E. Wheeler, Assis-fant Commissioner, who has' retired from the Force and who, with his family, is leaving. this week for] British' Columbia." Mr. Wheeler has served with the police for more than 28 years The gifts were suitably inscribed, the handsome rose bow! bean ithe following inscription: token of esteem on the occasion of the|his retirement from the Force after some signatures of those concerned and beautiful set for Mrs. Wheele In opening the ceremony Capt. [Martin said that he felt duly re fiuetant to bid Mr. Wheeler goodbye, but Ted" with speaker knew that he voiced the sentiments of all present, 'That Mr. Wheeler had. been efficient a8 a public servant was known to the public, as} well as to his comrades. and' he, Capt. Martin, was of the opinion that the S. M. C. had never had a more loyal servant. 'That the per-I token of their appreciation was more than a matter of words Iwas indicated by the fact that 167 policemen, of all ranks had sub-cribed to' the miewento.
Capt. Martin wont on to say that the Mixed Court could not have become the ¢Me'ent law court, it had been but for Mr. Wheeler." While Ihe held the post of Registrar, Mr. Wheeler trad Joined as. his" subordinate.
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