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Kensington’s Tax Rate \s Unchanged For 1959-

KENSINGTON — Mayor Ev-jand license rates for 1959 will erett Champion presided at the} remain the same as in 1958. ington Town Council meet-| The sewerage disposal charge ing last night when five of six) was set at $12 a year. councillors were present. Police Officer Reeves reported

Problems relating. to the re-|total fines for the month of June

cently ‘installeth sewerage sys-| amounted to $164.75. “tem, tax assessment and other| After some discussion it was s were discussed. decided to have shale trucked The rate of assessment of real| and levelled on the streets that and personal property, poll tax| are to be prepared for paving.

Summerfield W.M.S. Mark

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-| preciation for this ‘‘milestone of

project, the interest in mission- work increased and on July , Miss’ Lena Murray, dau- ter of the pastor, organized the auxiliary. A note-worthy event in the auxiliary was the conduct- of a service of Worship in the church, for at this time women, did not take their place in public worship as they do now. Another project of the society was. the Ice’ Cream Gocial, when came for miles in a “Horse and Buggy,” <not: only for the deli- cious home~made ice cream and cake, but’ for the sociable hdurs which such gatherings provided. Mrs. J. A. Harding displayed the centre block of an autograph- ed quilt which is still intact and bears the name of thé auxiliary tion. Mrs. Hardy is the only and the date of its organiza- charter .member -who' has been a constant member of the. auxi- liary for the 50 years. Both Rev. L..M...Murray and Rev. Alexander MacKay spoke pwords of congratulation and ap-

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Their 50th Anniversary

| An inspiring and significant|tural background, language, etc. | meeting was held at the heme of} A _ solo, “There were ninety | Mrs, J. A: and Mrs. Clark Hard-|and nine,” was beautifully ren- | ing, Monday afternoon, July 6,!dered by Mr. Murray.

|when. three charter members,| Mrs. Sutherland MacKay of- i Mrs, Rev.) Alexander MacKay,/ fered prayer for missionary, Miss Mrs. J. A. Harding and Mrs. | Evelyn Ricker.

.| Hugh F. MacKay and other guests} The Christian Friendship sec- met with the members of the retary, Miss Harriet Glover. re- 'Summerfield Auxiliary of the W.| ported 22 cards sent, 17 Home M.S. to participate in a S*r-\ and ‘six Hospital Cals made vice commemorating the 50th an- | quring the month. The Supply ~niversary of their organization. | secretary, Mrs. Harland Day, The president, Mrs. Leeland| read a letter of thanks fromthe

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earth. Rev. Mr. MacKay pro- nounced the benediction.

A delicious lunch of ice cream and cake was served by the hos-' tess and ladiés.

Other charter members still liv- ing, but. unable to attend are Mrs. Chester MacLeod, Long River, Mrs. Calvin’ MacKay, Charlotte- town, Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Saint Jchn, N.B., and Mrs. Robert Fos-| ter, Victoria, B.C.

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Spree we a eo oe oe Mayne, presided and.opened the Protestant Social Welfare office ’ s . meeting“with the Call to Worship! for parcel received. wd 9 WHERE ROYALTY WILL STAY followed by the hyma, ‘:Oh| . The next mieeting is to be eid

House, a‘_Port -Hepe, Ont., where fulfiljing,” edd the “Aim and OD-|Mayne when the Auxiliary ‘the Queen and Prince Philip will ject in unison.” Comment was witli entertain the Baby Band and end a weekend read by the prescdent: hmothers. Rol; call isto be—ans- ae . | “Rev. L.M. Mfirray conducted | wered by a verse of scripture a thought-proveking discussion’ bezinning with ‘the letter ‘A’. ;oa the scripture readings which| An interesting feature of the | were read by Mrs. Elmer Ste-| program was a talk by Mos. Alex- wart, Mrs. Herman and Mrs.’ ander MacKay in which she told Keith Mayne, the theme being of the unique beginning of the “Discovering Neighhborhood."’ . -It_was decided that it is pos-| before the organization. « : sivf'e to have a loyality to the! “In ideal, of werld commurity ecm-, then a missionary im’ - Trinidad. para’i¢ wiih leve of on?’s cwn| pubished a lIetier in “The Re-

pet golden retreiver, Duff, enjoy an outing in the gardens of Mr. Batterwood | sp

Governor General-Vincent re | gey, his three granddaughters, Jans, Evva and Susan and their Massey s _ home,

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MAMMOTH PARADE T. : - Lobster Carnival Opens At Summerside Today

and several rdes operating mich business firms and householders

mistrust of people of other neces | for children’s electing. : stemmed from misunderstendirz| Mrs. Hugh MacKay, due fo fa-

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Mozart, the great Austrian/ | composer,’ made-his debut in Vi- enna. as both violinist and pian- ist at age. six, in 17§2;,

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earnival appearance slready has taken over the town as: Summer-} side makes f'nal preparations and tidies up for the fourth Annual Lobster Carnival comrhencing to- morrow.

Tha Bi! Lynch Shows moved in‘o town yesterday ard by early evening had the -midway set up

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TEENAGERS ARRESTED The show officially core on the

SINGAPORE (AP) — Raids on road Wednextay-after secret society hideot™ by more; o'clock: However the m than 100 detectives Sunday re-| parade isn't until Thursday \gfter- sulted in the arrest of 43 teen- noon beginaing at three o'clock aged gangsters here. Police said ——— the rrids were ordered because

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MACDONALD At the home of her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) W-J. P. MacMillan, 205 Kent Stree: on July 13, 1959, Mrs. Chris ina MacDonald, in her 109th year. Comrteted . funeral “’arrange- |

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