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Herbert Johansen, 210 Sixth
Avenue East, leaves tomorrow by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
to spend ten days with his fam-
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will make their debut tonight in
a novelty concert together with
16 budding artists of the Civic
Centre Junior Drama class who
will present a fantasy “Santa’s
Cuckoo Clock.”

The play written by Mrs. W. C.

‘onlve Pre- Schoolers Presenting Fantasy

Peterson will be directed by Mrs.
Peterson and Mrs. W. J. Gordon.
Mrs. Graham = Alexander” will
provide background music. The
young musicians are members of
the Pre-School Rhythm band.
Curtain time for the event at
the Clvic Centre will be 8 P. m.

 

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annual Christmas party o
‘ Sponsored
Co-ordinating Council, the par-

of age have celebrated the sea-
son at a special
among themselves.
The banquet began and ended
in high spirits. Following an
address by president Mrs, Alfred

Ostler and the dinner, the
senior citizens heard Mrs.
George E. Hills on behalf of

the mayor, wish them the best
for the new year. W. H. Murray,
MLA, brought them greetings
from Premier W. A. C. Bennett.

A newcomer to the city and
the banquet, Very Rev. A. E.
Hendy, Dean of Caledonia, told
the gathering it made him glad
to hear residents here for 40 or
50 years say they wouldn’t want
to live In any other place.

After a period of solo and
group singing, emecce Harley
Lewis awarded prizes to the
oldest and the youngest -mem-
bers and ‘the oldest married
couple at the celebration.

Donato Cavalier, who will be
89 next August, and Mrs, Au-
gusta Halverson, 86, won prizes
for being the oldest man and
woman, while Charles Young-,
man and Mrs. George Rudder-
ham, both 70 years old, were
declared “youngsters” of the
party.

Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dickens,
80 and 81 years of age, were the
oldest married couple.

Mrs. A. L. Tattersall won
candy jar awarded to the per-
son coming closet to naming the
amount of candies in it.

Earliest resident in Prince Ru-
i pert present was John MclIn-
itosh who came here April 6,
11908. On his heels followed R.
‘Johnson who arrived April 20,
' 1908. Both were given prizes.
| Duncan Munro, born January
‘1, and Mrs. Emily Moorehouse,
“born January 7, won prizes for
‘the birthdate closest to New
‘Year Day.

In charge of entertainm nt
was Mrs. J. S. Black.

Singing solos were Mrs. Mich-
ael Karasosky, Mrs. Ostler, Peter
Mckee, Frederick Osborne and

Harley Lewis.

Transportation to and from
the Legion was organized. by
fireman J. S. Franks and by
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General convener for the
banquet was Mrs. J. H. Stan: |
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APPRECIATES

Senior Citizens Feted
At “Over 70” Banquet

‘old in years ‘but young in spirit’’
last night in the Canadian Legion auditorium for the

by the Women's

ty marked the 15th time Prince
Rupert residents over 70 years

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Alice Houston, Mrs. Frank Sher-
wood, Mrs. G, P, Lyons, Mrs. Carl
Strand, Mrs. R. B, McDonald,
Mrs. Erling Pederson, In the
check room were Mrs,-T. J. Boul-
ter and Mrs. T, R. Lloyd. On the
door was Mrs, Alison Haines.

Servers were Mrs. J, A. Mar-
tin, Mrs. Hugh Muir, Mrs. J. B.
Rae, Mrs. Jack Strand, Mrs. Roy
Boychuk, Mrs. James Arseneau
and Mrs. H. I, Phipps.

readers

@® There are still some Kinsmen
Christmas Nut Packs available
for sale, If you were missed in
the door-to-door sale last week-
end, and wish to take advantage
of this chance to assist the Kins-
men in making Christmas a hap-
pier time for underprivileged
children of the city, phone 4327
or 4334 and the nuts will be de-
iivered to you. The Christmis
Nut Pack consists of a % Ib, tin
of Cashews, '4 Ib. tin of Mixed
{Nuts and '4 lb. tin of Peanuts.
| The price ‘s $1.50. (298)

@ Attention Shriners! Our New
| Years Eve Ball at the Armouries
‘is not far off--so pick up your
allotment of invitations at
George Dibb’s office now. (299)

le Prince Rupert Shoreworkers
Local U.F.A.W.U, meets 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, December 19, Legion
| Aucitoriur., Business Agent A.
; Gordon to be present. (2965

@ “Bring the Missus’ at the
Legion Saturday, December 21.
Members and guests. 8 p.m. En-
tertainment and refreshments.

(298)
@ C.N.R.A. Children’s Christmas
party Saturday, December 21, 2
p.m in the Ladies Waiting Room
c.N.R. Depot. Registered child-
ren will receive gifts. (297)

 

 

drop in to H. G. Helgerson’s, 612
‘8rd Ave. West on Saturday, Dec: :
21 to pick up your Christmas |=
treat. (297)

@ Moose Christmas Tree Sun-

 

Charles Robert and J, C. George- iday, December 22, 2 p.m. in the

, Moose Temple. (297)

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@ Attention Sons of Norway and:

Sonja members — Children’s;
Christmas Tree, Friday, Decem-:
ber 20, 3 p.m. (293)
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PERSONALS Prince Rupert Daily News 3
‘ Thursday, December 19, 1957 {
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dunkley feccecmeranececenecrene cnn eNO
and their two children of Park- ¥ a
side Motel, leave tomorrow for} ¥ .. Rm:
Vancouver where they will spend 4 SUGGESTIONS . 7 a
Christmas. They will return in ¥ ° a
the new year,
ee : | For Practical Giving a
Brenda Griffith, a boarder at Re
St. Joseph's Academy, leaves to- W This Christmas a
morrow by plane to spend! * &.
Christmas with her parents in| x
ueen Charlotte City. of $ — $ a
Q lotte City ‘ SOX 1.00 1.75 x
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. S. Moore |% Rh.
and children, Douglas and Joyce, | ¥ $ $ .
774 Alfred Street leave tomorrow ¥ ' SLIPPERS 2: 95 - 8- 95 s
night on the Union Steamship 4 a
Camosun for Vancouver on their | iy os .
way to Nanaimo where they will ye "Comfortable Crepe Soled | A I
spend the Christmas season | y oy Lh . A iL
with Mr. Moore’s parents, Mr.|¥ - er.1 es
and Mrs. G. E. Moore. yo Casual Shoes" ® f.
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Elizabeth Apartments also leave | ¥ A y
tomorrow night by boat for | % x &
Seattle where Mr. Trimmer has | ¥ a
been transferred. While here for | ¥ eor e 4 ons a
three years Mr. Trimmer has ¥ 4
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