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set for October 17 in Centre —

The second annual Order of the Royal Purple ‘Talent Show’ will be held

in ‘the. Civic Centre. on the. ev
‘One’ hundred and-
five dollars will again be
away in prizes to the city’
most’ talented and imost : pop
ular amateur entertainers.

All artists in all phases of'-

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near future.

given entertainment: are elibible to; have ‘an oportunity ‘to pick’ their
S! enter. Entry forms will be prin- favorite stars through’ an. ap-
“{ted in the Daily News in the] plauding meter.

Plans for the second annual

The public. will once ‘more | event were completed Monday

night when. the OORP: held its

 

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first meeting of the 1958-59 term
in the Elks, home, with past
honored royal lady Mrs, Lor-
raine Fedoruk in the. chair.

Co-chairman for the event
wil be Mrs, R. A, Holkestad and
Mrs. ‘George J..Brown with 2
committee of eight’ members
apointed to. assist. in. the fun-
packed . night. .

It was decided to give’ a ‘grand
prize of $50 ‘and three runner-
up prizes of $25 each. Proceeds
from the event go to the. OORP.
charitable. projects.:

Recording the audience’s ap-
plause will be R. D.. Falconer,
Canadian Broadcasting Corpor-
ation producer for. radio station
CFPR.

Refreshments and a “social |
hour concluded the night's se-
ssion.

Open house
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houseguests

A former. resident, who
left Prince - Rupert’ 33
years ago to make her
home in Vancouver, has
been renewing old ac-
quaintances in Terrace
and the city during her
two-week northern holi-

day.

Mrs. J, Clark Deacon: nee Mrs.
Robert Boud, with. her daughter
Mrs. William: Seaman, the for-
mer. Gladys Boud, is the house-
guest af her nephew and niece,
Mr. and Mrs. -A. H. Iveson, 218
Sixth Avenue East.

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morrow night, in their home..

an invitation to all the. friends

tween 9 and 12. p.m.

Allan Laird son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Laird, 128 Fifth Avenue:

 

‘the University of British Colum -
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Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Stewart and
; their children Bruce and Kevin,
© 205 Eighth Avenue West. left to-
day for a week's holiday in
Sandspit as guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. John Fraser.

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@ Get your bulbs. rockery plants
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ARTHUR P. WUTIL of. Denver,
Colorado will speak on ‘“‘Chris-
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Spiritual: Right. Thinking”. to-
morrow night at 8 in the

Fourth Street. A member of
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‘Four. hundred * members: vate:

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An. iricredse~ of 2:150-: -members

wag recorded today: ‘following: a

recent | ‘membership ‘drive’ ‘under
the. chairmanship of: G. Ny Le-
mire, a director on: ‘the: ‘Legion
executive,

‘Mr. ‘Lemire said : “today” ‘that
the’ branch. hoves_ to ‘increase
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|the. end of the fiscal. year, De-

cember 31.

“AN members and. prospective
members: are asked. to’ attend
the monthly - dinner meeting,

September 24 in the Canadian
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“Good | publicity’ ds essential
for good: public relations,: and.
we’ must:do- everything. we. can
to present ourselves. favorably;
to the. public,” Mr., ‘Lemire: said |

in“ his '-job of” ‘promoting, ‘good | 2s
publicity. ». os

‘Now with. a much: larger mem-| *

bership, . the » ‘Legion » ‘executive |
are making tentative. plans. for,

a more active y ar,’ Mr. Lemire,
said.: :

 

Convening. and; “hosting © the}

September : dinner. meeting, will
be ‘president Eiaiebid ‘Sims. .

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‘Annette | ‘Desautels ‘to
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tied a nosegay’ of pink’ rose:
Former. residents’ of” ‘Donnelly,

 

since | ‘the’ summer recess, Plans * Wednesday, September. 1T;: 1958.

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‘Alberta, ‘Mr: and’ Mrs: Martin’ ‘Al-
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| Omer, Lussier: of Faust, Alberta,:
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