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EXTENDING WELCOME to West Vancouverites recently were representatives of
the Vernon Winter Carnival who presemed Mayor Derrick Humphreys with hand-
knitted sweaters. West Van was chosen this year as the honored city of the carnival
which starts Feb. 5¢ the largest winter celebration in western Canada, run by 6,000
volunteers with proceeds going to community projects. With Mayor Humphreys (I to
r) are Carol Williams (Carnival Queen's chaperone). Eilleen Podanowski (Queen
Silverstar), Patrick Nicol (carnival chairman) and Sharon Shaw (past chairman).
Kneeling in front ts Jopo, Spirit of the Camival. (Eric Eggertson photo)

ongtime NV residents
mark Golden Wedding

Two residents of North
Vancouver for the past 63
years celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary January
23 when Reginald and Alice
May Perkins were honored
at a private family dinner at
the Four Seasons Hotel in
Vancouver.

The celebrations con-
tinued the following day with
an open house in Coquitlam
hosted by the Golden
wedding couple's three sons,
Raymond, Philip and Gary,
and their wives.

Dignitaries of the Masoni
fraternity and the Shrine
were among the guests on
the latter occasion.

Mr. and Mrs. Perkins,
who settled in North Van in
1918, were married in St.
Agnes Church, 12th and
Boulevard.

Messages of
congratulations were
received from Governor-
General Ed Schreyer, Prime MR. AND MRS. REGINALD PERKINS
Minister Pierre Trudeau,
Opposition Leader Joe
Clark. NDP Leader Ed
Broadbent, B.C. Lieutenant-
Governor Henry Beil-Irving.
Premier Bill Bennett, North
Van City Mayor Jack
Loucks, Pauline Jewitt, MP,
and North Van-Capilano
MLA Angus Ree

In retirement after 25
years with the B.C civil
service, Mr Perkins has now
also retred from his ap
pointment with Canada

binployment and Im
migration

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dates

The North Shore Adult
Day Care Centre will be
celebrating its 10th an-
niversary of service to the
North Shore during the week
of February |-5 with a name
change.

To commemorate the
Centre's 10th anniversary the
Board of Directors of the
North Shore Adult Day Care
Services Society advises that
in the future the North Shore
Adult Day Care Centre will
be known as “Margaret
Fulton Centre.”

North Vancouver District
Mayor Don Bell will open
the anniversary celebrations
and officially announce this
new name on Monday,
February 1.

Miss Fulton introduced
the concept of adult day care
and on Feb. 6, 1972,
established the first centre in
B.C. in the auditorium of St.
Andrew's United Church. As
a result of her vision and
dedication hundreds of
elderly and younger disabled
persons and their canng
families have benefited from
this service.

Many other adult day care
centres have since been
established in B.C. and adult
day care is now an integral
part of the provincial
Ministry of Health's long
term care program.

AIS - Sunday News, January 31, 1982

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