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morning and afternoon sessions a hive: of activity from mid-
ensured success of ‘the 2ist ans |i corning until 6 p.m,

nual tea and bazaar of the Can-! ‘phe pazdar was officially op-
adien Legion Branch 27 Wo- ened at 2 p.m. by Mrs. J. S. Black.
men's Auxillary held yesterday at provincial president of the Bri-
| the Legion auditorium. tish Columbia Legion W.A. Mts.
"The hail, filled with gaily dec-| Black was introduced by Mrs.
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local branch,

General convener for the af-
fair was Mrs. M, Ryan assisted
by Mrs. F. Barber. Mrs. Ryan

was also in charge of the main
raffle.

Others in charge of stalls and
activities were:

Aprons, Mrs. William Osborne
Sr; fancywork, Mrs. F. Graham
and Mrs, Wilham Wrathall; raf-

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STRAWBERRY JAM liam Bussey and Mrs, M. Skin-

ner; wishing well, Mrs, EB, Bond;
candies, Mrs. A. Van Meer and
: Mrs. William Wallace; novelties,
‘Mrs, L. H. Butterick; book stall,
Mts. Ernest B.tterman; cashier,
Mrs, J. S, Black.

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A puble dance promising a
“different twist” will be. staged
this month lo provide, additional
funds for the Civic Centre. and

the auditorium. .

The event with a “barn dance
atmosphere,” is sponsortd by the
Prince Rupert Badminton: Club,

promoted by the club but others
inay follow if the November 19
dance is a success; a club spokes-
man said,

The club has been given free
use of the Civic Centre auditor-
jum for the dance. In turn, the

ceeds in cash to the Centre.
Other half will go to improve
lighting conditions in the audi-
torium to sacilitate badminton
playing and other activities,

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