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@ Buy your Show Ticsets at the
Grand Cafe and avoid line-ups.
This week at the Grand Cafe—
Barbecued Duck, Deep Fried:
Prawns, Long Spare Ribs —
Chips, Fish and Chips, the best!
Red Brand T-Bone Steaks and
Fried Half Chicken. Fresh. bread
daily. Dia] 3215. (172)

@ Dryclean wit Deane. Pickup!
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SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS |

Two Women Of Moose Officers |
Installed At Regular Meeting —

Two offices In the Women

Kenneth Hardy installed Deputy Grand Regent Mrs,
of treasurer,

Norman Hebb Into the position

Presiding over the group's
regular session was Senior Re-
gent Mrs. Roy Boychuk.
_ Mrs. McIntyre gave a sum-
mary of the WOTM provincial
convention held In Vancouver
last month, Mrs, McIntyre said
that the successful meet was at-
tended by some 200 delegates
representing 11 of the. 15 Chap:
ters in the province.

Mrs. Edward Higgins .was pre-
sented a farewell gift of a. sou-
venir spoon. by Mfrs, Boychuk,

 

of the Moose were filled last night ‘when Graduate Regent Mrs,
Cherrill McIntyre «as’ recorder’ and Mrs.

on. behalf: of the chapter,

Mrs. Higgins leaves in the
near future for Vancouver with
her family to take up residence
in the south.

In other business it was de-
cided to hold the annual fal)
bazaar, November 27,

Mrs, A. C. Thody won the
lucky box draw and Mrs, Thom-
as Glenn was the monthly
raffle winner. Refreshments
concluded | the session,

 

Lodge No. 8 Delea gates
At Royal Purple Meet

Two members of the Order of the Royal Purple Lodge No. 8
joined delegates numbering at least 600 from Newfoundland to

Vancouver. Island yesterday in
annual convention of the OORP

Derek Allen 4
‘Advanced’

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Swimmer

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Derek Allen reported to.

 

was

be the most advanced swimmer |

by instructor Bill Kincaid. today |
as he was the first to- pass his
Five Star test. i

A total of 101 awards have |
now been issued. |

The Parks.- Board- -sponsored |
swimming program has proved |
very successful so far, Mr. Kin-!
caid said, and there is still time |
for adults and chiidren. “to en- |
roll for courses. :

List of the last 44- proficiency
award winners is as follows:

PROPICIENCY  ChICTINICAVTES

Andre Hansen, David ‘Player, Wen-

ay Christensen, Murgo .Armstrone,

idtward) Berry, Wayne Watmough,
Alan Shepard, Eugene | Masieulak.
Douglas Small. Marlene’ Phillips,
Georgia Currie, Bilvabeth Currie,

Peter Zacour, Evelyn Carpenter, Judy
Bird, Leslie McLaren .

STAK ONE

Lesile McLaren, Judy Bird, Evelyn

  

4the* Children fund,

 

Curpenter, Margo. Armstrong, Mar-
lene Phillips, Alleen McDonald, Eliz-
ubeth Currie, Peter Zacour, David

Player,- Douglas Small, Edwurd Berry,
Wayne Watmough. :

STARK TWO

Judy Bird. Evelyn Carpenter, Les-

Richardson,
thur Tindilt,

Wayne Watmough, Ar-
Raide Wilson.

STALE FOUR

Arthur Tindil, Atheen McDonald.

eee coe ae ncecr,

Hole] Vancouver for the
of Canada.

Attending the three-day ses-
°rince Rupert are
Past Wonored Royal -Lady Mrs.
iN. J. Gurvich and Mrs. Arthur
} Murray,

Mrs. John Robertson of Van-
couver, supreme honored royal
lady, presides over the organt-
ization of 212 lodges with 17,000
members,

Last year members gave $30,-
;000 to Canadian Save the Chil-
.dren fund, and this donation,
‘which will probably be equalled
Or Surpassed this year, is ad-
ministered throuch the: Elks’
‘Purple Cross fund, :

Mrs. Robertson said that help
has been given European chi 1-.]
dren and for the past three/|
‘years the OORP has laid aside |
one per cent of receipts for a;
national project not yet decided. |

Besides contributing to Save
lodges have |
carried on local welfare work, :
such as equipping playgrounds.
furnishing hospital wards and:
aiding burnt-out families, .
Holding office for one year |
only, Mrs. Robertson has trav- |
elled at least 16,000 miles and}
written more than 3,000 letters. |

‘Hostess for the convention is
Lodge No. 1 of Vancouver where |
the order. was ‘originated and |
Organized in 1914. \ i

READEKS

33rd

           

 

day, July 21 at Tugwell Island.!
All Sons of Norway members, ;
families and friends and Sonja:

 

Wilson,
STAR FIVE
Derek Allen.

a real

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Ritual Night Set
‘Ritual’ practices in the Wom-
en of the Moose Chapter will be
heid the first Monday of: each
month it was decided. Tuesday
night when the WOTM Ritual
Committee held--its | regular
meeting in the “Moose: Temple.
The first meeting of the new

season for the gréup, chaired by
Mrs. J. D. Standring, also made
tentative plans, to hold’ a house
bingo at the home of Mrs. John
Patrick . in. O¢tober,
ments were “served. (oe

 

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TRIPLETS BIRTHDAY—Francois,: Michel and Daniel Regimbal, triplet sons of Mr. and Mrs:
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Thursday, July 18, 1957 oy

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Porson f ly Speak hing

Sam Haugan, 310 Fifth Aven=—
ue East, ieft this morning ‘ by °
Canadian: Pacific Alrlines: ‘plane |
for Vancouver -where- he’. will ©
view the fishing vessél'” “Sinn

   
  
  
  
   
  
   
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
   
  

 

and John.

Moby

Making a trip wa ike Goch
Steamship Camosun _ tomorrow
night are Terrace residents Mr.

Dennis,

Miss Eve Poffenroth, Elizabeth
Apartments, returned home last |
night from.Vancouver. on the |
Camosun following a two-week °
trip. While away Miss: Poffen-
roth visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Thom and family, . ‘formerly: of
this city in Astoria, Oregon,

 

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