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KENSINGTON — A celebration of the Holy Eucharist at St.

VISITING PARENTS SUMMERSIDE Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daley arrived from Clinton, Ont., to spend their vaca- in Summerside at the home

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audience. The play #s*a comedy

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with a western theme and is un- der the direction of Norbert Fraser. Make up was by J. Aus-

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Front row, ieR to right, Mrs. MacInnis, Mrs. Michael Mac- Innis, Mrs. Arthur Cain, Mrs. George MacPhee, Joan MacNeill,

processional were Joyce Meek carrying the Kensington G.A. banner, and Judy Harrison carry. ing the Summerside banner.

The Rev. , John’s Church, Crapaud, was chairman for the day and intro- duced the following speakers, Canon Davies, Rev. Mr. Ingra- ham, Kensington, Rural Dean of P.E.I., who welcomed those in

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. Mrs. Smith moved a vote of thanks to

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Following a fifteen minute break, every one present assem-

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Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra large 40, large 40, medium 31-32, small 23, B 19, C 15. Re- ceipts 315. :

Butter: Current receipts, ten- derable 63%, non - tenderable, 62%; fresh grade creamery prints job price 64-65; fresh wholesale, tenderable 64, non - tenderable, 63%.

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Barristers George R. MacMahon, LL.B.

(Also Kensington on Saturday's) Phone Summerside 3551 255 Water %. Summersid:

A B. Campbell, BA, LLB. Phone S’Side 3818 Geocket® and Gallant Bidg. ‘S'Side

Cheese: Delivered Montreal, {net waxed, Quebec white 32; col- lored 32; wholesale Quebec white 33, colored 33%; current receipts Ontario white f.o.b., grading sta- jtion 33%, colored 33%; wholesale ‘Ontario, colored 34%, white 34.

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 2.85 - 3.00; IN.B. 50s 1.90-2.00; N.B. 10s 45 loa P.E.1. 75s 33.25; P.E.I 108

45-50; Quebec 75s 275; Virginia new 50s 3.60-3.65; California 7.10- 8.00

MONTREAL (CP)—Agriculture '

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Mark’s, Kensington; “The Com- munity” by St. Paul's, Charlotte- “The Family’, by St. Summerside.

John Leuty in judging the sing-

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Montague Man Heads Hectrical Association

MONTAGUE—Gilbert Clements,

eorhecliffe Man |, "ou Lonts ° fe Is Laid To Rest held at Summerside in July was

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Betty Curran. Back row, Norbert | Fraser, Alban Curran, Paul Wis- | ener, Gerald MacInnis, Frank

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Kelvin Youth. Is Ca ndidate

KENSINGTON—The Rev. A. F. | MacLean, miniter of Trinity | United Church, Charlottetown, | was guest preacher at Kensing- ‘ton United Church on, Sunday

evening. As chairman of the | committee of education of stu-| | dents of the P. E. Island Presby- |

tion of students. Church recreation room on Mon-

ing for the subject of his Chonsing day—evening June ist with the

| inspiring sermon, The Influence : , of the Holy Ghost, Mr. MacLean | President, Ralph Adams presid- ing.

expressed his happiness in wel- ‘ coming another candidate to the| Scripture was read by Raynall MacNeill. Lawrence Harris of-

fered prayer. Rev. Ross Howard gave a brief talk.

Roll call was answered by 16 members present.

Following the business discus- sion the meeting closed with prayer by Earle Jelly. The pro- gram consisted of a film which} Was greatly enjoyed. Lunch was served and enjoyed by all.

from Oherry Valley United

Pall bearers were Edward || Carrier, Luke Praught, George | Hayden, Bernard Doyle, Alphon- |i sus Morrissey, Clarence Mac- |

Flower bearers were Brent MascKinnon, Dale Nelson, Doug- las Lea, Kenneth Lea, Kenneth MacEachern, Ralph Irving.

Interment was in the church | © ais, ag cemetery. The funeral was large- | 4

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Baptist Meeting

bik sce tees Stee $ TO EXECUTIVE Horace Fraser, postmaster at Montague, who has been elected to the executive of the Mari- time Postmasters Association. He has returned home from the

association's annual convention held in Moncton last week.

and suggested that one). charge did not seem too much to , ask. He commended attendance at Boys’ Parliament at Sackville | as a great advantage to any boy. | Mr. MeaLean told the candi- date, you will find burdens laid on your shoulders but you are a servant of God-and he will pro-| Shepherd” strength to bear the burden.” | Air, was beautifully rendered by Rev. L. M. Murray, minister of | the choir with Rev. Mr. Murray

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Prayer was offered by Mr. Mac- | University next year. eKay and Mr. MacLean read the | scripture.

The anthem, “The Lord’s My

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followed by prayer of approach | | by Mrs. Huestis. The singing of hymn “In Christ There is no East or West’’, was followed with Scripture readings Ephesians 2: 11-22 by Mrs. Harold MacLennan and Acts 10: 1-24 34-44 by Mrs. Arthur Prayer was offered by Mrs. Roland Phillipson. i

A question and answer period followed with the subject for this discussion “racial prejudice” a

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the church conducted the service| as organist. Miss Margaret For daily report dial CFCY en and introduced the guest eperher | Walker played the organ for the first weather broadcast with warm words of esteem. He | congregational hymns. |. Cross early and avoid delay. also paid tribute to Mr. MacKay| Garth, a son of Mr. and Mrs. | Charlottetown, P. E. Island = — oe ee wy ca Leman Caseley, Kelvin, has com- , STANDARD TIME

ing ministry more ; |

phe ban dpa ype abag-neg heer aaa oo year at P.W.C. and) NORTHUMBERLAND great ‘assistance in the church. | 2s udy at Mt. ne) FERRIES LIMITED

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10, 1959 3 Police Chief Drops Charge

— At the re- quest of Chief of Police Peter R.

A Summerside resident who failed to stop after striking some farm harrows being hauled on the highway by a farm trac- tor at Miscouche on May 28th, was fined $40 and costs.

A resident of the Wellington district was fined $100 and costs for driving while impaired and a Miscouche man, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated had his case adjourned until June 18th.

ROAF Station at Summerside, $30 for driving without

White in Police Court Yesterday, |"eld on Sunday, June 7th, with the crown withdrew a charge of | Rev. Cecil R. Webber, minister connection with the removal of| ™e@rside preaching the dedica-

tion sermon. The minister of a eafe from the premises of F./the church Rev Hever Kean de- Earle’MacDonald Lid., about the| dicated the building which was first of May. recently . Rev. John Chief White asked that the|E. Henderson, of charge be withdrawn in view of| Christian education for the Mari-

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Paul Douglas Tony Randall ‘Thurs. & Fri. Nights & Sat. Matinee 2 o’clock Tommy Sands In

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Hunter River Modern and Old Time Dancing : Canteen Service sportsmen are urged to attend.

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