Prince Rupgrt Daily News _ 3
Wednesday, ‘April 13 1960 *

BENEFIT WHIST FOR CANCER SOCIETY »
-| SON lodge realizes”
$100 for Morven fund

The net proceeds of $100 réalized from the

Benefit Whist Drive held Frida
y night by the Sons. &
of Norway Vinland’ Lodge. No: 28 will 30° towards 7

the Cuthbert Morven Family Fund.

Ten tables were in piny at

the successful social function,
held in the SON hall,

Taking prizes in the women’s

section were Mrs. A. BE, Norton,
_ first; Mrs. Alf Jensen, second
and Mrs, William Pilfold,* pool.
In the men’s division Ted: Ror-
vik took first prize; Hans Hus-

PERSONALS

Miss Sherril Cook arrived
home over the’ weekend. with
-her gycst Miss Petra Zinoglu of
Venezuela, South America, from
Vancouver | where . they attend
Crofton House. While home for
the Easter’ holidays Miss Cook,
_ daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George
Cook: is entertaining her friend
with many social functions. .

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Among students arriving home

during the weekend to spend the

Eastér holidays: with their famil-"
‘jes were Miss Eleanor Greene :

and, -Miss Andrea. Hanson; eee

  
 
 
  
 
 
    

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vik, second and William Roth-
well, pool.

“Raitfle winners were Martin

»; Bjorndal, a rug donated by Dun.

can McRae, and Robert Parks,
a carving set, donated by Earl
Gordon..

Committee in charge was Mrs..
John. -Fredheim, Mr. and Mrs.' §
Martin: -Bjorndal, Mrs::“Michael :
Colussi, - Mrs. Egil’) Rasmussen .

and Mrs. P. L. Peterson. .

_ Michael Colussi who provided
aecordion ‘music for dancing,
donated’ his services.

At the regular meeting of the

SON on Monday night the presi-
dent Kenneth: Laird gave’ a re-

port on the Cancer Society: din- 4
ner. Jig .

“During ‘the business - session

it was decided to sponsor:a bene-:
“fit ‘ whist drive April 22, - : with
‘proceeds’ ear-marked:: for
Prince Rupert Unit of: th
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING ©

 

 

Seal. Cove.

night with Robert Kelsey,
Others named to office were
Mrs, Roy Wagner, vice- -president;
Mrs, Robert Whiteley, secretary;
Mrs. Ernest “Tubb, treasurer;
Mrs, Hans Peterson, ‘member-.
ship; Mrs. “Joseph. Rurka, -SO-.
cial; Mrs: Te A. -Paavola, : _Pro-
gram; Mrs. ‘Albert, Dalzell;:
council; Mrs. Leonard . ‘Hadiand:
publicity - and -° ‘Mrs- ‘B.H. Jor-
dan, hospitality. ° ee
During the - "business * “session
it was decided to ‘hold the. regu-

 

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To Kenia ‘April 93, the. first ~
class | ‘will be held: at: Q: ‘30. ‘p.m.
in the’ small gymnasium. : mop

All interested “persons may. in-”
quire (for further .: information
at. the Civic Centre desk.

Dancing instructress is Mrs,
‘P, Susan’ Biro, . former. profes-
sional dancing: star from Hun-.
gary.

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Philip Murray -was elected president of the Seal
‘Cove school Parent-Teacher association held: Monday

Past- President presiding.

 

‘In the. programm. ‘session ‘public

health. nurse..Miss_ Lynda. Rob- |

ertson and. school. principal C.

‘F..-Greenhough conducted-a
most instructive and interesting

question and:answer period on
the’ work’ of. a public» health
nurse in’ the- home ‘and ‘in’ the.
scheol, followed. - by» questions
from’. ‘the - floor.-

A refreshment hour concluded
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Shows”

Considered to. be! ‘the ‘blegest
program attendance in: the. ‘his-.
tory of the: ‘Centre; it was. re-
corded that. more ‘than (75,000
persons ‘attended classes from
October until the end of March.

Recreation director Tom Ma-
sich announced that more than
60 sessions of sports and recrea-
tional classes were held each

week in the: Civic Centre.

 

PERSONALS:

“Leaving ‘Monday. en. route to

‘Pentucton to; attend the ,annual

‘provincial, Parent-Teacher: Fed-

‘eration: convention':.are.:Mrs.. A.

L, Bell, regional representative;

‘Mrs, Arvid: ‘Maki, PT. council;

Mrs, O, BR. Green, Booth. Memot-

ial PTA: Mrs, John’: “Denning,
Conrad PTA: and Mrs, T. A, |!
“Johnstone? King Edward. school

PTA, The convention takes pince

April 20, 21! and. 22,

 

- Michael“ Raddish,: assistant

mannger ofthe: Prince. Rupert
‘Hotol, leaves: tomorrow ; by Can-

dian | Pacific: Alrlinos’ ‘plane to

spend the Enstor holidays with
his family, ey

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‘Loaving by: plane . ‘tomorrow

for Vancouvor.is Jacob Van-Lyk

 

to spond the Eastor. holidays,

  

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