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of the Moose’ ‘Chapter No.

the Moose Temple.

Presided -by Senior: “Regent
‘|Mrs. Thomas > Thomas, Mrs. -Bj-
vind Nielson, chairman of the
membership committee, in
charge of: the night's. ‘program,
gave a prief outline of the com-
mittee’s work and made the cor-
sage presentations’ to new. mem-
bers.

Members were reminded of the
annual Canadian National: In-
stitute of the Blind meeting,. to
be held May 14 in the Temple,
featuring a guest speaker and
films,

The Senior Regent urged | all
members to attend and to bring
friends tr, the CNIB . meeting, | -
which is sponsored by “they;
WOTM,

Tl wis announced. that three
gradunte regents, Mrs, Kenneth
Hardy, Mrs. Williani Pilford and
Mrs. H, 1. Phipps - ‘of the: city
chapter, will be admitted Lo: the
College of Regents at the ses-
sion being. held at. Mooseheart,
June 10;

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Mrs. Lily. ‘Mclver:were:. the. recipients of © carnation’
enrollment

Mrs: Cherrill McIntyre -or Miss
Alice: Paulson.

Friendship Ball being held _to-
night in the Moose Temple with

tickets. available. from graduate
regent Mrs,

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am, to. 32:30 pm, and the SCS

sion to begin at 2. pm.

May 31,
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Tuoadiy ie morning. was Roder
sohaal onchor Slater, Mary

Mr, Hnig-Rrowt, vathor,
mnglatrate of Camphell. Rivor,

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lok Halg-Brown, plotured with high

Shollaof tho Sistoraof St, Jasoph.:

conservationist,
‘outlined his, formnt for writing: |.

-osanys While nelclvosalng. the high achool Annunalation students,

Ty an informal quoation and. answer porlod batween. the nuthor.
discussion .Wwna hale’ on,

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into the Women
211. Wednesday night in

“Members were reminded of the

Kenneth Hardy.
The special Friendship Session

is being held Sunday with regis-

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Regular memorial service of

the Loyal Order of Moose and
the WOTM will be held Sunday, !
‘May 14
guest speaker Salvation Army
Captain EB. G. McInnes,

in the Temple, with

‘Plans for the Spring Bazaar,
are well underway It

Bingo for the ‘next thre
be handled. by hospital,
friendship) and publicity  com-

Lucky Box draw was won by
Torry Hult and the com-
mittee raffle by Mrs. Millie Ol-
son, .

The anembership committee
gorved n hot spnaghettd supper
following the entertainment “to

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Home . and, .School:: project. BO.
towards necessary school sup-

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asked — to telephone ©: ‘House

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Trade fair
display wares

of 37 countries

VANCOUVER. oY — . The wares
of 37 countries went on public
display. here .Wednesday as the
second British Columbia Inter-

national Trade Far opened a 10-
day stand.

Workmen, stayed. until the late
night hours ‘Tuesday putting the
Inst. touches: of. paint to display
booths: and. ‘puildings. at the
Paeific’ National. Exhibition
where. 200,000 persons, including
7,000 buyers’ and |. purchasing
agents from. many world busi-
ness. centres, are expected to
viaw the. merchandise on show.
"The diaplays range from a
Mercury space capsule — the
type in. which a: United States
astronaut.’ Is expected to make
tho first U.S. space: flight — ton
40-foot model of the ocenn liner
Rotterdam, ,

‘The wards’ range: from tachin
grass works from Formosa: to
motor scooters from Ozochosic-
‘vakin, from the” Inteab. jn ‘Paris

fashions to. i) aoven-ton dicse| lo-
comotive, vi

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plane on. “‘youte': to". Toronto {0
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conforonce from Mai 8 (0:19, ro-
turning May 22.) vin Ita: home
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