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‘ ‘able: in. rainbow, ‘shades. Since -
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“Designer. : ‘is | Rose, Marie .Reid,
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“VANCOUVER (cP)—

[OA total of 2342 tons of clothing | ~
: valiied:' at; $83,375 was shipped
‘overseas last year,’ the national
‘services Sectetary declared. -

» “This. year. all aspects of. serv=
ice: work show. steady. increase
and. the ODE is so well-geared
for: action that: when. an ‘emer-
; gency “situation arises, ° chapters
are. able. to respond without de-

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a tria during. the’ emergency.
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“I where veterans’: work. is dis-
' |played: and sold. Manitoba: and

{Ontario — furnished children’s

“\./playrooris. in hospitals, She re-

‘\ported that a total of $82,769
_|was, spent under Institutional
service, °

New ‘and used clothing was
{supplied to Canadians In need,
Food has beon distributed for
the relief of hunger and poverty,
she sald,

A total of $21, 250 wag spent on
recreational purposes, Chapters
held classes for underprivilogad
children, camps for. underpriy-
jleged girls, annual picnics and
partlos for orphanage youngsters,
Close to $10,000 was voted to
‘Tother prgantations from IODE
funds, Mrs, Latimer said, She
Tadded that IODE membors rals-
of another $03,450 for welfare
agencies,

FOSTER: KNOWLEDGE

|) Tn her report on omplre: and

‘ yworld caffaiys, conyonor Mrs,
“| Harry J, Brooke of Toronto ape-
penled to mombors “to learn to

{know and understand the world
“e foutgide the Commonwealth, to

gain an understanding that will
Thelp combat communism In Bue
‘}yvope and Asia,”

National film econvonor Mra,
Jamos R, Wright of Toronto ald
‘Jehaptors are continuing to sup.
port the national TODE film
fund, She rogrotted that “thoro
lan donrth of films of a patriotic
nate,”

Mrs, G. Graham Sinalair of

0" |Toronto, In hor report on nie
_, [blonal elvil defence, urged mom

-Thors to learn to do everything
“Tihoy ann to protect tholr own
‘ }Hfo and te lves of thalr family,

“Tho apathy of the public 1
otf) our worst onamy,” Bho urged
lologntes to offor thelr seryioos
(o (hole Joon} alyit defense organs
Jzntlons,

National standard borver can.
vonor, Mrs, Rocarlek G, Cam-
eran of Vancouver, anid that 14
now standards wore docdanto|

 

THURRIOANE KITS 10
DAQOA, Unat Pallatan i --A
humvloane In northorn Moat Pak
iat ling Killocd 10 porsons and
Injured 100, ropoyts anid today,
Hundrods wore reported homes
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spent -by_ chapters of the |mperial Order
‘of:.the Eripire-on service work in Canada and over-
seas, Mis. R..C.: Latimer. of Toronto reported to the
: ‘annual. meeting.of the IODE here. today.

{ lay and ~ with’ efficiency,” | Mrs.
“When. Hungarian refugees be-
comfort bags were distributed by

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_ lined: in silver metallic thread

and ‘centred with .a glitter of
‘rhinestones is traced. through

- this. eye-catching swim - suit,

Despite its glitter, the suit is
practical ofr active swimming.

The fabric is agcombination of °
“acetate and elastic material,

with embroidery colors: sealed
in.’ Designer is Rose-Marie
Reid; Montreal. (CP Photo).

gE More ‘Than $500,000 -
| Spent: by. |ODE Groups

More than $500, 000 was
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last year, _
‘In the. Commonwealth rela-

‘\tions report Mrs. C. M. Scott of

Peterborough, Ont., reported a
total: of $3,048 has been spent to
further the~ understanding by
nations,

 

:|Daughters of the Empire were
|told at the opening session yes-
:|terday of their annual meeting.
7|. Mrs. G. D Leggett of ‘Toronto,

:|increase of six chapters,
;| cause in the same’ period seven
:/senior and one junior chapter

| now is 31,403,

:;she said. She also , disclosed
‘ithat total membership of the

‘)Brand T-Bone Steaks and Fried

Prince Rupert Daily News
Musscay, May 28, 1957

 

 

“WOTM Tea, |

 

VANCOUVER ‘() — Fourteen
mew chapters formed in 1956
bring the current total to 977,
members of the Imperial Order

national organizing secretary,
noted that this actually is a net
be-

disbanded. Total membership

More than 500 introduction
cards had been sent out about
members moving from one prov-
ince.to another during the year,

IODE on the island of Bermuda
is 354, including 16 new mem-
bers,
FACES DEFICIT ;
‘Despite all efforts to curtail
expenses, Mrs. P, M. L. Robinson,
national treasurer, also of. Tor-
onto, reported a deficit: of $1,060
in the general operating fund.
“The finance committee has
again budgeted for a debit for
1957 due to tlie continual in-
crease ‘in expense,” she added.

Suggesting that the raising of
fees be.. considered, Mrs Robin-
son said “an organization .as
large as the IODE should not re-
peatedly show . greater expendi-
tures’ thati reveriues.” ;

Eleven primary chapters have
come under the national com-
mittee in Newfoundland, Prince
Edward Island and the Yukon
Territory, said national secre-
tary Mrs. D. W.. McGibbon, Tor-
onto, She added that.: these,

chapters work not only for IO }-

 

“readers”

e Buy your show Tickets at the
Grand Cafe anytime. This week
at the Grand Cafe—Chicken
Giblet- Chop Suey, Deep Fried
Prawns, Barbecued Pork Chow
Mein, Fish and Chips, Best Red

Half Chicken. Phone orders a
specialty. Dial 3215. — (125)

© Presbyterian Missionary -Tea,

 

Canadians: of peoples of other

Church. Hall. 2:30-5 P. m, Wed-
nesclay, - (124)

Fourteen New Chapters

Of IODE Formed in 1 957

Explorers and, CGIT.

 

  

- Bazaar _
| Tomorrow -

The Women of the Moose col-.
ors, red, white and purple .and-
profusions of r:owers are being
displayed throughout. the Moose:
‘Temple, today as WOTM mem-
bers prepare for its bi-annual —
tea and bazani to be held. to-
morrow afternoon. = _.

Senior Regent Mrs, H. I
Phipps. will receive the guests.

General convener for the af- |
fair is Mrs, William Pilfold.

Ten standing committees,
headed by the chairmen will:
each convene individual stalls.

To be featured are items of
home-cooking, candy, .. sewing:
articles, a fish pond for child-
ren and a wishing well of rum-
mage wear.

Special emphasis this year is,
being placed on the delicatessen:
counter Which will feature foods.
of many countries.

Asked*to pour are four mem=
bers of 20 year standing in, the
Moose Chapter. '

‘lf Youre TIRED.
ALL THE TIME

- Everybody gets a bit run-down now and."
then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe >
bothered by backaches, Perhaps nothing :-:

seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic
condition caused . by excess acids - ‘and®:
wastes, That's. the time to take Dodd’s -
Kidney Pills. Dadd’s stimulate the kidneys,
and so help restore their normal action of .
removing excess acids and wastes: ‘Then

you feel helter, sleep better, work better, -
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~ CANADIAN LEGION |

BINGO

"Piggy Bank Guaranteed $260

TUESDAY, May 28th
LEGION AUDITORIUM —

DE projects but uiso loval com-
munity projects,

“Since the resolution was pas-
sed last year that the order
would continue to support the
Canadian association of con-
sumers,” Mrs. MeGibbon said,
“the CAC now Is represented in
the Yukon.”

Mrs. W. Spark
To Receive

WMS Guests

Mrs. William Spark, president
of the Women’s Missionary So-
ciety of First Presbyterian
Church ; will receive the guests
tomorrow afternoon when the
WMS: stage its annual tea and
sale in the church hall,

Features of the sale are home-
cooking and a-candy, doll and
novelty booth, spqnsored by. the

 

 

Mrs.-T. 8: Haupt. is tea room
hostess. .

Assisting ‘the president at. the
door will be Mrs Harry Calder-
wood, a: former. ‘member of the
society for 25 years, who now
resides in Prince George, © Mrs.
Calderwood is presently. -Spend~
ing a two-week holiday. with her
son and -daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Calderwood.

 

 

 

 

 

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