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ASTRONAUTS. at MILLER BAY ee

~ Sandra. Dudoward receives several
-awards for high scholastic marks

A trophy. and, $50 were. pre-
sented to Sandra Dudcward for
obtaining the highest. marks in
the: province. The presentation
was made by . Mr. Shafranski,

+ OF “echool principal, and Chief Cotin-

The son.of:Mr. and Mrs. Ern- | cillor Reginald Sampson’ also
est Green fractured his wrist|congratulated Sandra and pre-
and was taken into the Prince!sented.her with a-pift.from the
Rupert | Gener ‘al Hospital . ioe Simpson: Band councillors.
plane. The new superintendent, of Skee-

- By. ‘TOM WHITE |
Daily News Correspondent.
PORT SIMPSON—The Ladies!

Aid of. the Young YPEA held a

bingo and raised a total of” $56.

 

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A BIG GIFT FORA LITTLE BOY is ¢ given by Santa Claus at the
children’s party held Thursday afternoon at the fire hall. About
30 kiddies, children of’ the flremen ‘and auxiliary firemen met
Santa and received gifts.’ Here little Donald Symes, 3, talks to
Santa, While his- father, Frank Symes, watches,

— Photo by George Warner

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na River agency, W. A. S. Barnes,
and Victor Janzen, district’ sup-
intendent.of Indian day schools,
attended the ceremony.

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Construction will begin short-
ly on the YPEA hall, and put ‘on:
a new roof. Elmer Clausen, presi- -
dent of the YPEA, appointed Ed--
die. Valpy. as chairman. of the
building committee.

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The annual Snowball: Frolic
will he. held in. the first week
of January. ..This. is one of the
biggest events .in Port Simpson
to ‘take’ place. during the year.
There will be a program. and re-
freshments and the highlight!
of the evening will be the unveil |
ing of the snowman.

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Going to Prince. Rupert. for a
brief visit by plane were William
Alexcee and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd,
Alexcee. ;
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The wedding of: Kathleen Wes- |
ley, daughter of Mr..and Mrs. Al-
fred eWsley and Alex Barton of
in Prince
Rupert December 21._
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There are now 12. television
sets in the village. It is hoped
that there will be electric power
here by Christmas.

 

 

PERSONALS ~

“Mr. “and ‘Mrs. Bernard Loehn-

{dors of--Vancouver .are visiting

Mrs. Loehndors’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius oJhnson of. 600 4th
Avenue East, for the Christmas
holidays.
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Howard MacGregor, advertis-
ing manager of The Daily News,
and Mrs. MacGregor.and two
children, left Saturday for Vic-
toria where they will spend

 

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. . / as full of happy wonder as the shining faces of
a children gathered around the tree. May your heart and home be
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We had. a busy. week at Mille
‘Bay and the. patients. thoroughly.
enjoyed the excitement: | of all,
tne entertainers who’ SO: _ kindly:

came to see them and wish them:
a Merry Christmas..: " Tuesday,
evening the former: ‘Rotary Choir
under the leadership. of C. ‘P,
Balagno. with’ the ‘assistance | ‘Of.
other city choir members | caine
out and sang all the-old familiar
carols. for ‘the patients’ ‘and. staff
who were ‘on duty. Mrs. .Char-
lotte Rowse was at the’ piano.
Mrs, Helena. Edmeston, ‘director
of nurses expressed the pleasure
of the patients and Mr. Balagno
responded .on behalf of: the
choristers.. Lunch was. served. _ by.
Richard Baker and: ‘Martha
Blackwater. The following sang
in the choir; Mrs. M. Grzesik,
Miss. TT Miller, Misses E. and. J.
Gaglardi, Mrs. J. Leask, Mr. and.

 

Mrs, Chas, Roberts, Mrs. J.. B:l:

Rae, Mrs, A. Lindseth, Mrs. G.
Alexander, Mrs. P. Mark, Mrs,
‘A... B.- Ostler, Miss Margaret
Buckland, Miss Margariete Perry,
Mrs. Noreen. McDonald, Mrs. N.
Thompson; Mrs. G. Pattison, Mrs,’
J. Reykdal, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rids-
dale, Mrs. W. C. Hankinson, Mrs.
iJack Clee, T. Black, Rev. Ivan
Gamble. Douglas deWitt,; David,
Baxter, Mm. Smith, B. Fortune,
K. deWitt, Wilbert Dorash. “
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Thursday evening all the pa-.
tients gathered in the recreation
Room to await the arrival of the
Kinsmen’ accompanied by the
Astronauts. The Astronauts came
first looking very smart in their
‘gold and blackg jackets and all
i their instruments. Len Knutson
as the leader was assisted by:
iJOhnny Doell and Bruce Sinclair
lwith Mike Colussi as guest artist.

 

lon the accordion. The patients.)

‘enjoyed all the lively music and

sang Jingle Bells several times..|:

During the musical program the
;Kinsmen distributed bags of can-
idies and oranges. Santa Claus

; arrived with lovely gifts for all

;tUhe childrer. Lunch was served:

ito the group taking part in the
levent, ‘Mrs, Edmeston thanked
ithem for their kindness onbe-
ihalf of the patients and hospital.

‘The following: Kinsmen assisted
i during the evening, Ron Gil-
‘christ, Fred Faulkner, Paul Duch-.
lnitski, Ron Eby, Howard McGre-
igor, Roy Webber.

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Miller Bay Tidbits.

By STEVIE STEPHENSON

 

 

Girl Guides.Rosemary Mallory,
| Leslie Cook and Lynn McGhan

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visited the girls on Ward C as

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left gifts for them,
evening.

on Friday

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We-all listened with pleasure
_ {to the radio program Wednesday

jevening, “Rupert: Calling,” when’

Mrs. Edmeston;: Walter: Grahani
and: Mrs. ‘Sophie “Thomas from
Grassy Plains spoke. .

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Wednesday evening the Salva-i
tion Army called on the patients
for their annual Christmas Carol
service. Brigadier and Mrs. Stan-
ley Jackson expressed their plea-
sure on coming to Prince Rupert
and at their first visit to Miller
Bay, Darlene Adams, Yvonne
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ger. ” Santa Claus gave out Sun-
shine Bags to. each patient.
Lunch was served by H. C. Germ-
scheid. Mrs. Edmeston thanked
‘the guests for coming out to
‘Miller Bay and Brigadier Jack-
son responded. The following
took part in the singing and
playing in the band; Brigadier
and Mrs, Jackson,. Captain; and
‘Mrs.- Hector McDonald, “Mrs, R.
Scherk, Morris Nyce, Mr. and
Mrs. el McDough, .George Jack-
son, Albert Brookes, Howard Lin-
coln, rs. R, Edgar, Mrs. E. Carl- |!
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DRAWING the winning ticket
Friday afternoon at The Daily
News for the Daughters of the
‘Nile doll, ertb and wardrobe is
George Moran, left, watched .
by Mrs, Bjorn Wick: and Mrs.
T. A. ‘McMeekin. George drew
the name of A. Pippus of 1060
Third Avenue West, who took
the doll and outfit home for
his four-year~old daughter.
The Daughters of the’ Nile
cleared $150 on this raffle,

. and the money will go for the
rehabilitation of children who
have been patients at the
Shriner’s Hospital, and to buy
comforts, braces. and special
shoes for crippled children.
' Staff photo by Phylis Bow-
man.

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