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+ “prince. ‘Rupert Daily. News
i “Tuesaay, October 31, 1961

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i ne gaines and refreshments
were = enjoyed by75°. children
an ing in”age from six months
0 14 years at the annual Hallo-

 

‘we'eh party held Sunday by the -

Prince Rupert Chapter 211 of the
FYomen. of the ‘Moose~
Winner of ‘the first’ prize for

the: sbest ‘all: round:’costume was

“Mitzi. Papaloukas, and Pat Wins-

by ‘Was. second. Other prize. win-

ners’ ‘were;, Vana Giordano, In-
grid ; ‘Baker, Randi Postuk, Billy

Brundle, Shirley Brunton, Wan-

day: SMaselenak, Gary . ‘DeFehr,

Bradley Sharp, Randy Arney and

Mary Lou Nesbitt.

{Arrangements fur , the party

were. in -the: hands of the

‘¢hild care committee consisting
_ of:’Mrs, Clayton Hutt, chairman,

Mrs. Joseph Long, Mrs. Mae
Bond,..Mrs.. Harold Rose, Mrs.
Ronald Vaselenak, Mrs, Albert
Eveleigh, and Miss ae Paulson.

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‘Little Theatre
casts years

 

‘Tentative casting of
Paradise’ by —

“Pools
‘members of the |:
Theatre
{ot place Sunday night. -
- Six. of the ‘seven parts, * were
filled.. ‘The one. remaining, that
‘| of the maid, ida," remains to be
.| cast. ' we ve

The: play ‘Yevolves. around ‘the
activities of Penelope Toop, wife
of. the’ ‘Rev, Toop, and her maid,
with: .the latter’s boy-friend,
Willi, ‘to win the football pools
{without ; the. knowledge of Mr.

gambling. ° ‘Roxanne -Erwin has

Penelope, : Rev.’ Toop ig. at pre-
sent a. choice between Alan
Webb. and‘ H.° Hennessy; and
Miss Gillan, an English’ county
busy-body and. do-gooder who
carries a torch for the-.vicar
(Toop), will be played by: Rose-
mary Gilbert. The Rev. A. Hum-
phrey, another pools player who
complicates the scene and adds
to the comedy is' a choice -be-,
ween James Scollan and Angus
McCracken; and Donald Clayton
has been ‘chosen to play Will,
Ida’s pool-playing boyfriend.

Hugh de Burgh has been selec-.

shop of ..Lax, Penelope’s father,

 

-Jacqueline | ‘Halliwell,
teered for the position. of promp-
ter.

A further ‘casting night, will be
held’ Sunday, November 5,..7:30
p.m; at Owen -Erwin's house, 971
Bacon. Street. More people are
needed. to play small parts, to
| understudy and to help back-
stage. It is hoped | to . stage

+b poots Paradise” before Christ-

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HUBERT DOOLAN o
Relief fund
growing

‘fhe relief fund for the Nass
River flood victims is growing

jJovery. day, according to the re-

port given. yesterday by ‘Hubert
Doolan, chairman of the Nishga
Tribal Council and district. vice-
president of the Native Brother- ’
hood of BC, :

“The ‘people or the: Nass are:
indeed thaniful to. the. people
of Princo Rupert, Kitimat and
Terraco,’ for the generous ro-
to help!

sald Mr, Doolan, »
‘Among the many gonerous ‘do-
nations recolved are; $400, : oO

ie} Morgan; $2, Mra, Frank Shor-
$2, ;, Mr ‘and Mrs. Gay
Donne: 44,60, Local 708)... $1,
Potor: Woods; $20, Clifford Miv=

Hhonqys and n $30 Rift corti floaty

from: Frahiors Foatweir,

Warthor donations’ mnry. be ‘ott
al. the Co-Op. Cantra, Hydo nicl
‘Astonia’ Transfers are” . ploking
Up. aytiolos Ine town, and | Clty,
Tranafor ja” donating storage
‘BPNed,
‘to Tarinee : by. Lindany'’s Onriago
and Torraco Transfer, Mra, Wills
‘fam. Groenwood, chairman of, the},
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and another. pools’ player and }
| Stock. market “speculator’.. --:
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Gooda avo belng taken |

       
    

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- versary.. eift of: sterling silver: and: eget ‘candelabra, ata party
‘held: to honor: them. Sunday night... Nobles: were: married): ‘Octo-"j,

on nee shore eee

A well-known’ city’ couple, residents: here’ for 21
‘and: Mrs. William - Noble, _were.. honored

Sunday night on. the’ occasion of their’ 25th. wedding
anniversary.” .
A. ‘group. of friends | gathered

 

 

GUEST SPEAKER ‘at the’ on:
gregational dinner of the’ First -

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been) chosen for the. part .of |%

 

United: Church ‘to be held’ on

November, 6 will be Rev, R.. J. |

D. Morris

of”

Metropolitan’
United. Church, Edmonton. ,
Mr. ‘Morris has- served: at Kis-
piox..and. Moose Jaw.
preach - at the
-Church Sunday morning and
at as men’s rally at.St, And-
rew’s cathedral Sunday night. ~
This: special ‘week of. activities.
‘marks the fiftieth | anniversary ©
of. work done by:members of
the present United church at.
Sixth Avenue West. and Mus-
‘grave Place. The ladies of the
church are starting the ‘cele-
brations off with a bazaar and
tea tomorrow afternoon in the
church hall, Mrs. Roy Boychuk
and Mrs. R. W. K. Elliott are
in charge of the tea.

He. will.
First’; United:

-|couple well.” and x
Ze \with a group ‘gift, sterling Silver. bee

, McRae, ‘who! was’ “galled out of
g town on business. ,

ee Hodgson,. ‘both “of”
tiie | WWeYe™ ‘married.

 

 

at the -Nobles’” “home. fat
Thompson’ Street’: ‘to ‘wish

‘615
‘the

and crystal. candelabra. ee.
The | presentation was “made.

 

by J. R. Ayres on_behalf of long~'| hs

time friend of the Nobles, J; D.

William ° “Noble ‘and: Evelyn.
vancouver,
on.. October -

1936, in: ‘St.: -Andrew’s ‘wesley:
United . “Church, : Vancouver . by

Rev. Willard Brewing, DD.

They came to Prince Rupert | -

in 1940 where Mr. Noble worked
‘for the late D.C. ‘McRae in-the
electrical ‘appliance - section ° ‘of:
McRae. Brothers.: Between .1947
and 1950-Mr,. Noble was in-part-.
nership with Daniel Wick.-in:a
radio: appliance store and: in’
1950 ‘Mr: Noble: .estabished. his
own radio repair . business.

 

 

present them |.

 

-The Nobles have one son, Stu-
art,.. _ currently: ‘ “articling as
chartered accountant : with ALLS

- | Bell and Co.) : |

"= Highlight of the evening was:
the cutting, by. Mrs. Noble, of a
large; : decorated. 25th wedding

son Stuart. - ‘

“Among the out-of; town guests |
who came to honor. the Nobles :
were Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ham |
of Kelowna, .
Montador’ of Kitimat and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. McBroom of
Terrace. , 7

           

 

 

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1852 added a keyboard

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