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‘Vancouver February 11
‘50th wedding

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LEUNTON was enjoyed by the Dominato family in i

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- anniversary of their parents and the 80th birth- envi lt!

i day of their father. From left to right front row are Mr, and St. David S Day

i Mrs. Frank Russo with son David of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. | If, today, vou should sce a
i Attilio Dominato, sisters Leona Marshall, Peggy Brewerton and ; man wearing a leek on his
fe Doris Dominate with Danny Marshall and Debbie Brewerton of | lapel, don’t ask him why he

Prince Rupert. Gack row, left to right are Gerald and Robert wears his sated on his heart.

Dominato with parciits Mr. and Mrs, §. J. Dominato of Rich- | We will be a Welshman, - for
mond, Elaine Russo cf Vancouver, and Robert Brewerton and Mr. | March to is &4. David's Day
and Mrs, A. J. Dominato of Prince Rupert. i when every good Welshman
- | and friend of Wales should

wear ecither a feek or a daf-
fodil.

Former city residents

 

The feck and daffodit (dis-

. | 50th . tant reladives in the plant
mM ° ‘ ‘ world) are the symbols of
ar C - t anniversa ry Wales and of St. Bavid. In

. . . i faet, the poeetie yef stermy

A pioneer couple, Mr. and Mrs. Attilo Dominato,, Welsh claim that the frst

who live daffodil to bloom naturally

din Prince Rupert for 31 years, recently cele- |

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brated their 50th wedding anniversary In Vancouver | ach year an Wales bloom: a

St. David's Day. ‘The daffodil

 

 

 
 
     
        

with all of their family present. is the mere popular choice
Mr. Dominato first came topo rm cence | for it smelis better than the
the city in 1906, returning to birthday cake was made and Jeek after a few hours jn the
Italy to be married. In the sum - ‘decorated by Mrs. Russo for the} lapel!
mer of 1912 he returned with | gecasion. | St. David's Day in Wales
his bride, Joanna. The couple oe — ; will be celebrated by Nosen
lived here until they moved to} . | Lawen (iterally transtated:
Vancouver in 1943. Mr. Domin-! WA installs Cheerful Nights) ail over the
ato worked for the city and then ; | tiny principatitv—evenings af
for the Canadian Fish and Cold! . | national sungs and dances
Storage Compiny. : new executive which have been preserved by
Attending the golden wedding: 4. : continual use for centuries.
celebrations in Vancouver Feb- |), The new exccutlve of whe be cence See
ruary 11 were members of the |! ae Rupert Women's Auxiliary |g ty
family: son-in-law and dangh- 2" Yate United Fishermen and j
ter, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Russo, Hed Werscrs Unie was We ;
with Elaine and David. of Van- puaed at Uaieir meeting held in’ vo8

couver; son and dauchter-in- earls Islander Hall Jast Thursday.
Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. §. J. Dominato , instilling officer was R. Lb.
with sons Gerald and Robert. of Gardiner. northern represents “4
Bfenmona: and son and daugh- Hive, whe stressed the importance
der-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. J

of the wnion having an auxiliary |
Hsminato and daughters. Doris ru his installation address, i
jominato, Leona Marshal and Mrs. G. D. Ronson, Mrs. Roy :
Peggy Brewerton son-in-law, , Mewana and Mrs, Nels Nelson
Pobert Brewerton, and erand- ; were elected delegates to attend
4 os ; ° ‘Lhe = conyventi i ane fer cl
gnildren, Debbie Brewerton and i! mivention im Vancouver cn
Danny Marshall of Prince Ru-!

 

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March 17. Mrs. Richard .Gray |
wes appalited bingo chairman |

weer Maren, 1
the Peters apes Ermest Campbell, Mrs. FP.
y birthday party followed tot?” Mintenko, Mrs. Frederick ,

Pe . : SChaprun and Mrs Mouwland were .
Mebr’ ‘ ninato’s 80th. ,
ce hae Mr, Dominato opdinied to the bursary com-

iiistee ane Mrs. William Green- -
& The anniversary couple WS god, Mis, Campbell, Mrs. Chap
presented with a television Ct pun and Mrs. A. ©. Woodruff
from the guests. A three-tiered veere appoiited to the emergency

port.
“after a dinner at
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oa ~ comoritee. Mrs. Nelson was ape ,
“B id | t \ ld pointed membership convencr, |
Lt rl a ea Ne The sam oof ven dollars was ;
. coted fo the children’s Jubilee |
. for Mes. Leiper supper camp om Vancouver,
ished. ;
“An afternoon Lroussseau fou ‘he rattle prize donated by:
was held Saad at the home qivs Ard Maki was won by Mis. |
of Mrs, dehn ii. dohnson, AQ} Coieqaetan
Fourth Avenue West, 60 honor Voareshments were served by!
Mrs. Kdna Leer whese bare Mr, Ntahi, Mrs. Moubuid, Mrs, ;
riage to Gearee Olatsou fakes: ?taitenko, Mas. luisie Lindsay |
place Saturday at Che Rirst Unie sare Mrs AGUS Macbatosh,
ted Churels. . . eee |
Vases of spr’ Cattedits arias )
td the servins Gilie whieh was! f ancake lunch | em
centred wilh a bridal doll uid ¢ ; oe
tall white tapers yt { yN cj ..
The guest al Frowear Wats Pee: aay Jt. nc rew S | m «AE “
sented wilh a corsage and il A Pancake and Sausage Lune) 3 PONY
group gift fram the assembled. echean is being sponsored api Avenue West he! weekend, TI
seUtests, ~hrove Tuesday, Mareh 6, by thie Mrst Avenne Wee covery weel
frivided) pest. aaeluded Mrs aitermoon braneh oof the Wo-
Andvew Rorabl Bars Gilat Olat oiien’s) Auxiliary of the St. An»
, son, Mrs, Brian Hlansen, Mes. drew's Anglican Gathedral | a
“s Carl Olatson, Mrs. Gordon Ni- Members of the evening branch»
“Ceholls, Mus. Sloan Mallat, qure assisting with the serving of!
Mrs, dustin abolaion, Mrs. ‘velo the danecheon, whiel will pein!

Menvles, Mrs. Leouerd Sinith, ; progress from 1 noon untih ee

Mrs, dames Eatdane, Mrs, Olaf pan, in the eathedral hall.

Juvik, Mrs. Mel Sandyar, Mea) Mrs UR. Be Black, convener al:
Rupert Landman, Mrs. Ovaid the affadr, reported that tiekets, aL
Jobansen, Mrs. telvin Philips, itor the luncheon may be obtaine | 4

Mrs, Robert RieDonald, Mrs ped at the dear, The priee is S41 aly
Cart Seeord, Mes. Perey) Pieree, for adults, 50 cents for students oem iotaey

and 36 cents for children,
All proceeds From this will go
towards diocesan pledges.

Mrs, Efewarc Haun, Mans
Joseph Pheu and Mes, Pober |
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PORT SIMPSON WEEK

discussed

By TOM WHITE

Duily News Correspondent
PORT SIMFSON—A resolution
was drawn up at a meeting of
the Port Simpson Council “re-
cently to have a doctor sta-
tioned permanently in the vil-
lage or to have the hospital
re-established.

The meeting felt that an
emergency centre should be set
up in case of an epidemic or
| disaster. The meeting was at-
. Ewen, officer in
Indian
Agency, and his assistant, Peter
Frankish. Reports were heard
from the following committees:

water, streets, lots, health,
school, policing and fire.
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The results of the Port Simp-
son Band election for mayor and
councillors was very close. Reg-
inald Samson received 69 votes
for mayor and Charles Dudo-
ward received 68. 7

It is expected there will ‘bea
| re-count. Councillors elected
‘were Donald Sankey, James

Lawson, Robert Smith, Robert
Sankey, James Bryant, ‘Lyle
.Reece, Thomas White, - Robert
‘Samson and William Kelly. Mr.
Ewen and Mr. Frankish acted:as
returning officers for the elec-
tion. + & +

| Mr. and Mrs. George White
were here from Prince Rupert
|for a short, visit. :
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| Jack Anderson, pilot for the
Pacific Coast Airlines, brought
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Green home
jafter a week’s stay in Prince
, Rupert. Also returning home
lafter a lengthy visit was Alma
Cuthrell.

Need for hospital

weer eer ee ee eH

at meeting

The mission boat “Thomas
Crosby” was in port Friday on
missionary business.

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The Women’s Auxiliary of the
Grace United Church sponsored
a tea social. One hundred people
attended and saw some enjoy-
able films. The sum of $39.05 was
cleared at the event.

ay + + +

To date, $25,000 has been
spent for the new lighting plant
here.

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Mrs. Elmer Clausen and her
son, Johnny, went into Prince
Rupert for a visit.

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The people in the village are
making preparations for the
oolichan season which starts
the first part of March.

 

 

Victoria visitor
at SON meeting

A member of Eidsvald Lodge
No. 53 of Victoria, Mrs. Grant
Johansen, was welcomed as @
guest at the Sons of Norway
Lodge social meeting held Mon-

  
  

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Prince Rupert Daily News 3.

Thursday, March 1], 1962

China cabinet _
given af shower

A china cabinet was
presented to bride - elect
Miss Anna Colussi at a

| shower held in her honor

jat the home of her cousin,

‘Miss Gloria Colussi,
'Fourth Street last Friday.
, Gloria Colussi will be junior
‘bridesmaid at the wedding of
‘her cousin Saturday at the
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! The group gift was presented ;
‘to the guest of honor by Miss i
‘Shirra Halliday, bridesmaid- :
‘elect, Mrs. K. Fr. McLean, :
‘matron - of - honor-elect, and ‘

‘Gloria Colussi. Mrs. McLean also
‘pinned a corsage on her.
| Games were played and a
chow mein linch was served by
the hostess assisted by her mo-
ther, Mrs. Michael Colussi.
Those present were Mrs. Lino
Colussi and Mrs. Catherine Col-
ussi, mother and grandmother
of the bride-elect. Mrs. Vera
Eastman, mother of the groom-
elect, Mrs. Gordon Viereck, Mrs.
Alfred Henriksen, Myrs. Arthur
Kristmanson, Mrs. B. I. Ander-
son, Mrs. Donald Hawryluk, Mrs.
D. L. Hartwig. Mrs. John Bus-
sanich, Mrs. R. &. Brewerton,
Mrs. W. M. Murray, Mrs. W. M.

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With President Kenneth Laird
in the chair, the meeting made
plans for a_ bingo tonight, a
business meeting March 12 and
the annual Brother's Evening
on March 31.

Moving films of a recent trip
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Passengers arriving on the
Canadian Prince were John Tait,
Harry Samson and Mrs. Sadie
Dennis. .
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The Pacific Western Airlines
‘was chartered by the B.c. Tele-
‘phone Company to test the new
Frequency Modulator telephone
‘which was recently installed in
iElmer Clausen’s store.

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Lunch ‘was served by Mrs. Nels Pulp and Paper Industry. tent was just made of plain DELIVERY

Waseng, Mrs. Walter Johnson | (FAPPL), which met for three | ordinary masking tape and

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A group leader in the Research | ing scene in Gordon and An- Lean.
Division of the Columbia Cellu- | derson’s’ window last week
lose Company, Limited, Desmond | caused interest and curiosity |
O'Meara, has returned from New ; @& a signon the tent read “De- ANNOUNce ments _
York City where he presented 2 @ Sons of Norway Bingo, Fm

technical paper which he and
Chris Mair .had prepared. Mr.”
O'Meara was among 110 people

than 3,000 members attending.

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