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A hot dinner for the entire
family will be offered the public
fomorrow night when the Ladies
qguxilary to the Canadian Legion
branch 27 holds its annual "“In-
ternational Dinner” ‘featuring

ozens of outstanding famous
national dishes.

“To be held in the Canadian
Legion auditorium between 6:30
and 9 p.m. Gencral convener
for the function is Mrs. Alex
Pihera.

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dinner, served in buffet smor-) FATHER'S D — :
gasbord style with emphasis on] Displaying a ote f Prince Rupert Daily Ne ~
a pot meal to please all tastes. antique greeting cards in ‘Tor Thursday, June 36, ””

roceeds are ear-marked f r 4
LA projects. Tickets may be ob- onto is Diane Burnley of GUEST SPEAKER — W.F._ STONE :
tained at the door, $1.50 for Peterborough, Ontario. Miss ° “.e *
adults and 50 cents for chil-| Burnley, at 24, one of the |’ S |
dren. youngest curalors, in Canada ° en lor Cl IZENS en JOY

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ARE CONTINUING ALL THiS WEEKEND _

At TOM-BOY — Your Friendly Neighbourhood Supermarket!
Yes! — Last Week's Dollar Sale Was Such A Success, — - ood
Thanks To YOU, Our Customers, That We Decided SO
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has shown portions of the col- |
ry lection which includes more . a
Public | Sn2ceats| delightful tea, social any flavour — q
. back to the late 1700's, at exhi- Y
Meetin bitions in Canada, the United Old friends met and memories | assisted by Mrs. T. A. Paavola, quart size . YY
G States ard overseas. On Sun- | were pleasantly refreshed yes- | Mrs. CE ee eee Ee — k
, day, June 19, Father’s Day, | terday. afternoon when thejand Mrs. N. C, Bush. . Feo
British and Forcign Dad will again receive gifts | Prince. Rupert Women’s Co- Directing the kitchen was |
Bible Society and greeting cards of. every ordinating . council - staged a de-|Mrs. Roy Boychuk, assited:. by
Friday June 17 type. The day was inaugurated Nghtful pre-summer tea and|Dorothy Ballinger, president of
’ 50 years ago through the ef- {social for the “Over. Seventy | the Canadian Legion branch 27, HEINZ,
. 8:00 p.m, forts of a daughter of a Civil | Club” in the Canadian Legion|Ladies auxiliary;, Mrs. John f
' First Baptist Church War veteran, Mrs. John Bruce | auditorium. Adams and Mrs. Leonard Raabe. : : ; : r ; “ Bo Ss
“Film shown on Society Work” || Dodd, of ‘Spokane, Washing- | More than 50 senior citizens} Mrs. Arthur Leighton and @ 10 oz. tins .... Gay — ~ DS
“The Potter's Wheel” ton. — —Photo by |were graciously received by| Mrs. T. R. Lloyd were in charge | uo, Sa
Coutts Hallmark Cards. council president Mrs. J. S. of the cloak room. ‘ co eae tas
— ae = = -| Black who extended each guest| In charge of entertainment oe Se an :
. a warm welcome. were Mrs. A. L. Haines and Mrs. NESCAFE, . regular price gf -
LEGION L A General convener for the suc- Frederick Barber. , : . a |
A. cessful June function was Mrs. INSTANT, +? $1.27. : q :
William Turner. Ch h 7 Oe. *
. During the afternoon social ur Cc group eee 6 oz. jar SPECIAL — Doe
INTERNATIONAL games of cards were enjoyed a ll | gp : ”
{with 12 winners each being @a ms $125" | °
presented a Golden Jubilee sou- , Lo
venir token of Prince Rupert.|j- f ue ,
DININER Mayor P. J. Lester gave the or pl ojects LIBBYS,
address of welcome. . . rr
Guest speaker, William F. Beautiful mixed sum-
Stone, Jubilee Week chairman,; Mer flowers from. the 28 oz. tins

  

FRIDAY, JUNE 17 outlined the program to be held gardens of Mr. and Mrs.
during September 5 to 10 in- William J. Pinniger. filled

LEGION AUDITORIUM | ‘Selng het in he ive Cone, the gracious home of Mrs. So — AND THERE'S PLENTY ‘MORE SPECIALS. ON” es
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Starting 4:30 p.m. Followed. as. served at tables} 7007 for the annual Angli- :
Adults $1.50 Children 50c attractively centred with bou- can women’s pre- “summer o COME IN! _ AND SEE!
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tion of Mrs. James. Ciccone.| Held by the Afternoon branch
Women’s auxiliary, to St. An- oo
. drew’s Anglican Cathedral. the GRADE "A” LARGE
: affair realized. some $125 for :

, church projects.
Proceeds will go towards sup-
porting the Camp Caledonia on
Stuart Lake and the Anglican
Theological College in Vancou-|
| ver. |
The many guests attending |
‘were received by the hostess |
-{.and. branch president. Mrs. |
4+ Rupert Greissel. |
Presiding at the tea cups were |
‘Mrs. George T. Pattison, wife
“of the Very Rev. Pattison, Dean
‘of Caledonia and Mrs. J. F.
i Williams, president of the Even-
ing WA branch.
' The pouring table was attrac-
tively centred. with mixed flow-
ers, flanked by tapering candles.
Mrs. lL. C. Chambers was
general convener.
A home-baking table, plants
and aprons were also offered
for sale.
All flowers were the donation
of Mr. and Mrs. Pinniger.

WOTM installations

— Retiring Senior Regent of
the Women of the Moose, Mrs.
Arnold Assman today remind-
ed members that the annual
WOTM installation ceremon-
ies will be held at 8:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the Moose Temple.
Mrs, Tommy Thomas will be
installed Senior Regent, with
Graduate Regent Mrs. Wil-
liam Pilfold, presiding.

PERSONALS

Newly - appointed pastor of
Pentecostal Tabernacle, Rev. C.
‘A. Myhre and Mrs, Myhre arrived
in the city Saturday and have
, taken up residence in the church
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shirt In our stock of “Lanerossi,’
“Terylene,” etc.

However, if Father is already stocked
up on sport shirts, don‘t despair —
here are a few suggestions we feel
sure will help —

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