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PANTRY SALE Kennedy's Store Saturday, February Mth.. at 3. p.m. Sponsored by Ladies

Kensington Presbyterian

WADDELL BROS., Crapuad,

;Rev. Father LeClair master of sermons. Rev. Reginald Mac- Donald and Rev. Austin Bradley were present in the sanctuary. The pall bearers were Charlies Mcelivar, Charles MacCardle, Clayton McCabe, Hugh Mclver, iLorne Driscoll and Louis Mac- Kenna.

VALENTINE PARTY—An en- | joyable Valentine party was held |in the United Baptist Church hall. Summerside o2 Tuesday

contests and relay races was in charge, of the social committee. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C.B. Jelly. Mrs. W.R. Ellis and Mrs.. Ernest Morrison. A worship period followed under the leadership of Charles Waugh. |The Scripture reading from St. Luke and the meditation was en- titled, “Keeping faith alive’. Rev. K.R. Hobson pro

the benediction. .

MORTAR BARRAGE

TUNIS ‘Reuters: — A Tunisian communique said Tuesday a French military post fired 16 mortar shells Monday into Tunis- ian territory west of Kasserine, killing ene Tunisian, wounding a number of others and causing heavy damage. The communique sa¥i “Franco-Tunisian relations are entering inte a phase of i ‘ension.”

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service will be held in the Ken- sington United Church at 230 p-m. and the girls’ service at St. Mark’s Anglican Church at 330 p.m. AH women and girls of the

;ccmmunity are invited: to par- iticipate im their particular ser-

vite.

Leadership will be given by representatives of the Margate WMS. St. Mark's Anglican, Ken- sington and Kelvin Grove Pres- brterian WMS. and the United Church Auxiliary of Kensington and Kelvin Grove.

The address will be given by Mrs. Harold Laird. At the girls’

service representatives of dif-

‘ferent young groups will lead the

worship and the story will be read by Sheilla Caseley.

The service this year has been prepared by the women of Ezypt and women from ail] parts of the world join in prayer on this firs:

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The last mission conducted at St. Paul's was held in the fall of 1954, Father O'Hanley said yesterday Rt. Rev. G. J. Mac-

Grade VII: 1. Carl Mac Leod, 2. Gary Ramsay. Grade VI: 1. Mary Cuthbert,

2. Judy Yeo, 3. Kay Ramsay. Grade V: 1. Allan MacLeod. -

: 1. Wayne Yeo and

Jackie Barrett (equal).

Grade 11: ‘1. Alice Barrett and

Reta MacLeod (equal).

Grade I: 1. Austin MacLeod.

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Perfect attendance Wayne Yeo and Austin MacLeod. Evelyn M. Yeo, teacher.

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Grade IX: 1. Joan Affleck. 2. Janet Affleck

Grade VIH: 1. Percy Affleck Grade VH: 1. Marjorie Hol- land

Grade VI: 1. Jeanie Wright, 2.

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Grade VII: 1. Georgia Murphy,

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