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-10! CREAM AND BAZAAR, Spring Valley Hall, Friday evening. July 13th. Sponsored by st. Steph- E'nS.

..auy1NC- peeled puipwoov gm-oughout July at market price: Contact P .E. I. Produce" 'Co.. Ltd Kensington. Phone-5'1 or George ll Brookins. Kensington Phone 9.

-Al..L SHAREHOLDERS of the North Bedeque Hall and those in- t gm-ested please attend meeting Friday, July 13th, at 8.00 P. M. E;-ma Baker. Secretary.

-321)!-JQUE UNITED CHURCH tillAR(iE. - Services. Sunday.-July i.'iil'1. Bndeque 11 A. M. Borden .'l P. M. Albany 730 P. M. Rev. W tlurion crowe. B. A.. Minister.

...VEW LONDON PllESBYTEB- IAN CHURCHES. - Services sun (my, July 15th. Clifton, the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper at 11.00 A .11. Evening service at 7.30 P. M. Preparatory service on Friday at M10 P. M. Sunday School at 10.00 ;. M. south Granville at 2.30 P. M. mi: 1). A'! Campbell. Minister.

-KENSIINGTON - illALPEQUl'; AND FRET-ZTOWN Presbyterian fiiurclies. services Sunday, July lfith. Kensington 11.00 AM. Free- lnwn 3.00 P. M. Malpeque 7.30 PM. The Rev. A. Norman MacMillan oi Caledonia, Ontario. will conduct the services. Rev. D. A. Campbell. interim-Moderator.

-ALI. TAXES owing Cape Trav- rrse school District No. 82. not -paid by September 1st. 1951. will be passed in for collection. By order of Trustees. Evelyn B. Mur- pny. Secretary.

-RECRUITING IN ALBERTON -The R. C. A. F. Mobile Recruit- ing Unit from Sunimerslde was in Atberton yesterday interviewing

applicants for the air force. A number of man and women were ir.tervlewed from all parts of Prince County. Flo J A. Robert- sort is in charge of the unit as- sisted by Lac W. W. Green. On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday they will be in Charlottetown at the R. C. A. F. Association club rooms in the Bank of Commerce Building. Thursday in Montague and Friday in Souris.-S.

Personals

-Mrs. William Cousins. Bur- lzngtnn. is visiting in Malpeque, where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ramsay.-Bur.

-Miss Ona Mill. Clcrmoni, is t:ie.guest this week of her cousin, iiiss Sandra Buntain. Rustico.- Bur.

-Mr. Hacker Henry of Toronto. is spending his vacation in Ken- sington and vicinity. where he is visiting friends and relatives. - Bur.

-Miaa Janet Mann. Indian Riv- er. is enjoying a visit with her mole and aunt. Mr. and Mrs grchie Johnstone. Burlington. -

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-- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond Ind family. Joan and Charles. Wal- tham. Mass. are guests of Mrs. Bond's sister. Mrs. Florence Toombs. rryon.

--Gnr. Lloyd Hlckox, who left N-ently to report for duty at Hal- fax. is again on leave rnd is via- ting his wife and family at Ken- mlston.-Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spears and daughter Joan of Summerside. have returned from a two-week visit to relatives and friends in Nova Scotia.

Professional cards

-NEW LONDON. - Messrs. Dunning and Johnstone, Long River. will sing at the evening service in the New London Pres- byterian Church.

-CENTRAL BEDEQIJE UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH. - Service Sunday morning it A. M. Sunday school 10.46 A. M. Rev Charles A Britten, Minister.

"Personals

-Among those attending the annual Memorial service at the Geddle Memorial Church. New London. on Sunday. were Mr. Frank Myers. M.P.. Mrs. Myers and family of Crapaud.-Bur.

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-Messrs. Athol and Glendon Cotton, Kensington. and Mrs. William Roach, Summerside, left on Friday for Montreal, to be with their father. Mr. iVilliam Cotton. who is serious ill in that city.-Bur.

S'side Native r Diesln Halifax

HALIFAX. July l2 - (CP) - Levi J. Phillips, native of Sum- mei-side, P. E. 1., and business man here for many years, died today alter a short illness. He was 62.

Head of the Phillips Sales and Auction Company which he form- ed some 10 years ago, he was elected head of the Halifax City and County Progressive Conserv- ative Party in 1947.

He was associated with .W. F. Page and Co., Condon and Co.. and Gordon and Keith Ltd.. as well as with the Sales Company, which operates throughout the Mari- times.

Among survivors are his fath- er, A. J. Phillips, Suinmcrside; two daughters. Mrs. T. L. Guy. Sydney. N. 5.; Betty. Halifax; two sons. William and John. both of Halifax. One brother, Scott. lives at Gravelburg, Sas-k., and five others. Charles, Albert Wendell, Leighton and Leonard live in Prince Edward Island.

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Alberton United church llodeoorated

During the first part of this week interior decorating of the Alberton United Church was com- pleted. Walls are done with plain paper in a soft wood rose tone and pews have been varnished. Deep cream paper with conventional de- sign in brown gives the hall a bright ,attractiva appearance.

Work was done by Mr. James "Broderick usisted by Mr. John Connolly. Responsibility for re- decoration of the church and also some simillar work at the parson- age has been assumed by the Lad-

ies' Aid. with assistance being given by the Guild.

On Sunday. July 15th. evening worship at 7 p. m. win be con-

ducted by Rev. A. R. Wallis. who has recently come to Alberlon from Economy, N. s. and there will be special music by the choir.

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A : S.A.A.A. MEETIIIE

A meeting of the S.A.A.A. will be held inn. Town Hall, 8.15 p.m. Friday, July 13th, 1951.

Agenda: Reports of commit- tee chairman.

JAMES HOGAN,

Secretary.

Plans for the first Maritime Fire Chiefs convention ever to be held in Summerside have just about been finalized by the com- mittee,in charge and the pre- grammo for the four-day as- sembly which opens on Monday. July 16th has been drawn up and approved by Fire Chief W. B. MacNeill and Assistant Fire Chief Claude Kenny. i

Well over one hundred regis- U'lU0lIl have so far been re- ceived from all parts of the four Maritime Provinces. Arrange- ments fo take care of these dele- Rates and members of their fam- ilies has been in the hands of a special committee and all avail able seashore cabins and town hotels have been booked to pro- vide for the large number ex. pected to arrive for the con. vention.

Registration will open on Mon. day ,at 4.00 pm. at the Town Hall and at 10.00 p.m. there will be a buffet lunch served in the Council Chamber. On Tuesday morning the official opening will take place, at Coyle-'s Restaurant at 10.00 oclock presided over by the president. Chief Stanley Scott of Glace Bay, N. S., follow. Ed by the invocation by Rev. J. A. LeClair. The official welcome W ”!9.dflEEBleS will be extended by His Worship W. Henry Wedge and a memorial service conducted by Rev. K. G. Sullivan will follow.

C- Tlwmppon, Dominion Fire Commissioner. Ottawa, will ad. dress the Fire Chiefs at 11.00 a. m. and at noon there will be a short business session and the Bppointment of any necessary will be made. Lunch will be served at 12,30,

During the afternoon. stnrtintz at 2.00 o'clock. movinrz pictures will be shown. The ladies of the party will be driven to Char lottetoivn by car at 3.00 pm, and will visit -the Confederation

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Chamber and afterwards treated to a share dinner at Cavendish.

An address by Col. W. J. Mac- Callum. office director civilian defence will be given at Coyle'r at 3.00 pm. and this will be fol- lowed by a business session at four o'clock A band concert In Memorial Square will wind up the agenda for the second day.

On Wednesday morning begin- ning at 9.30 various fire mar shals including S. 5. Wright Halifax. Clare Young, Frederic- ton. N. 3., and Arthur Camp- bell, Charlottetown will address the chiefs on matters of their particular concern.

Following lunch which will be at 12.00 noon, Earl Sturgeon. de- puty fire marshal, Fredericton. N.B.. will address the delegates on fire prevention. A business meeting and round table con- ference will be held at 3.00 p.m. Afternoon tea will be sewed to the ladies at four o'clock at the Golf Club and beginning at seven o'clock the general banquet will be held at Coyle's Restaurant. On Thursday, the last. day of the convention. there will be special technical instruction. training of drivers. and care of apparatus course given by Fred Travis. mechanical superinten- dent. Saint John, N. B. The final businiss session and election of officers will be held at 11.00 am.

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In preparation for the observ- ance of the 120th anniversary of the founding of Alberton con- gregation of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. the interior of the local church has been completely redecorated and afew minor alterations made to the choir loft. The walls have been decorated with embossed paper in a shade of gray which blends with the' brown of pews and wainacotlng which have been freshly varnished. The ceiling is light hull and the floor brown. The vestry and choir room are done in cream and the Sunday

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(lone by MR William Currie ns- rice will be in Chdalfiie ol lilo Ts-rlli ll: R33. .SoIlr:i.':h:l

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