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school. a
“Marlyn Brown spoke on “Edu-
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“Judging eight.contestants en-
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school principal, ; Sister ‘Beatrice
and D. A. Bowen.

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winners were Margo Armstrong,
Margaret Toth, Denice Letour-
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and - Stanley Brooks.

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children, -Heather,: Peter, Lenore

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Almost $300 was: realized: at

the. pre-Christmas_ annual’ fune-

tion, . which * was: a' scene: of

gaiety and’. cheerful activity. in a

‘setting, of gréen ‘and red stream-
ers -and- multi-colored’ balloons.

Convening | the- home- ~baking
‘table were Mrs.. R.A. ‘McLean,
Mrs.’ Alex: ‘Slater: and. Mrs. “Wil-
Mam. “Bisset.

“Mrs.; John - Micholuk | ‘handled
the’ ‘atractive sewing booth. |

“Doll. walks : were ,handled:. by
Migs: ‘Norma Irving, Mrs. Cx -F,
Bartlett’ and T. G. Bateman.

~-| Mrs. Murray ‘Rose was pianist.

Handing ‘the cake walks were

C Mr: and Mrs. A. S.. Marshall

with Mrs. ‘Constance - ‘Weise - “as

‘Mrs, : Richard. Cameron: ‘and
Mrs. Ronald Small convened the
| Plant, ‘and - white elephant Stall.

Selling . hot-dogs . was: ‘Mrs. °E E.
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Mrs. Peter Brass attended the
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handled. by. . Mrs. Karl © Lund-
strom, Mrs.. Frank Morowski ‘and
Mrs. John Hurst.
Soft-drinks. were sold by, Ron
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The popular movie “showings
were‘in' charge, of Wilfred: Gare,
butt and Arthyr Jantzen?) *"":
Directing . the’ kitchen: were
Mrs.-M, S° “Helgdson;: Mrs.eVirca:
Korhonen and. Mrs. J." Rurka.
Tea tables: were. -attended -by:
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in “the. ‘Conrad Street school to attend : ‘the: successful bazaar ‘staged. by: the
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| More than

in “Night of Musi sic”

CA preview. of School District 52's newly- instituted .
music program, under the supervision of music. co-
ordinator James White, will be given the public Friday
{night when’ more “than: ‘500 students from’ ‘Grades | 4
to 11 participate ina “Night of Music.”

“The concert will be held. in
Booth Memorial Junior High
school auditorium. at 8 p.m...

Master. of ceremonies iL. ‘3.
Coxswell, Prince : Rupert. High
school teacher, will... introduce
some 20° numbers. programmed
in'.the 90-minute. concert.

Students will ‘be featured in
solo. numbers, ensembles, band
groups, five choral: groups and
LOPOOOLILOID ONL IOL IAI ORIOLOL OILS.

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to begi in: o o : oo

-Registrations: for swimming |

classes. are’ now: ‘programmed,
Civic Centre . Swimming pool

  

 

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_ schoolers between the ages of.
three, four ‘and five; classes
‘for children between the ages
of six and 10° and classes for
beginners, in Doth':. men. and:
women’s..groups. .” -.
' He.- ‘also. reiterated - that
‘memberships may be obtained
at the Civic Centre desk or, the
Swimming. Pool: desk.
Adulls are reminded. that
Thursday is “Adult Swimuning
Night,’ at the pool...

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Leaving this morning by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane

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| via Terrace’ was Mrs. A. H. Ive-

son, 218-Sixth Avenue East, for
Vancouver to accompany her
father, E. S, Allistone, back to
Mr. Allistone, a
former city resident’ will make
his home with his” son-in-law
and daughter,

* Ernest Horne, 711° Fifth Av-
enue’ West, left this morning by
plane for Vancouver, where he
will undergo an operation.,s

 

MLA William H. Murray is
lenving Saturday night aboard
the Canadian Prinee for Vancou-
ver on & week's business trip, He
plans to return, December 18.

Miss Dawn M, Tomlinson, sen-
jor slenagmmpher for Social Wel-
fure branch left reeently for
Prince George to visit relatives
for a short perlod before going
to cagtorn Canada from where
She will sail to Burope for a gix-
month sojourn,

Mr, and Mrs. G, R, Henley,
‘Angus Apartments, leave by boat
Saturday for Vancouver Tsland
to spond a week's stay abt thelr
home In Nanalino before golng
to Toronto to spend Christinns
Ind New Year's with Mr, Hamb-
‘ey's parents, They plan to re-

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"| Dennis Tupman, band director

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a rhythm band from the Port
| Edward.’ ‘school:: on

A string group: featuring more
than 140 student-musicians will
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Special" numpers will be per-
formed by .the’ Kitimat. High
school, presenting a wood wind
trio, a brass choir and a_ tuba
solo, under the supervision of

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Joint-hostesses for the delightful. surptise house- -warming

‘party were. Mrs, ‘Christopher ‘Berg and Mrs. Hans Melby,

On behalf of the;many . guests . assembled, master of cere-

“monies Bernhof Pedersen Presented Mr. and Mrs. Berg with °
Oe table‘ lamp.

Entertainment Included ‘community singing, of Seandin~’
“avian ‘folk. “songs, led.by Mr... P .

Pedersen, °
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