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7 ‘Harold Stainton “came
through the. district this: week

inspector. in connection with
~ | the five per cent sales tax

Shae and, lives in Prince Rupert.

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“had a: terrific: -wind--on
Wednesday which. blew. down
trees and put both power. and
‘telephones | out of commission,
ripped °. - rubber: shingles » from
| roofs: .and even, lifted large
sheets’ of: aluminum ‘roofing off.
- buildings. We ‘cannot remember
sr sucha wind ‘staying so long
and: the. ‘real. old-timers. say that
they. ‘cannot © either.

» The .ferry.came. over.on: sched-.
‘ule ‘until the afternoon ferries,
when:.she was left. in dock at

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dealer’ stoday. -| the ‘lake “before ‘shegot: turned
: around ready to come . into ‘our
dock - this’ ‘side. The | ‘water
splashed clean’ over the: wheel
house .and rushed all over the
Geck . from extra large ‘waves.
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Mr. ‘and. _Mrs:- ‘Dave -Roumieu-
called in on. Monday morning
‘for a ‘short visit before going
across: to Southbank to do more
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on" a routine trip. He is an |

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Our. Riding Club had ‘the first
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we-left the Store'at the Landing
at 10:30.° Hal any - - husband).
drove the team in. the rubber
tired: wagon and besides nine

food and: utensils: and cushions.
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They were all feeling good as
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by train:for a month's holiday
to visit thelr
| daughter, ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. F,
‘Stone and son and daughter-

| in- -law, Mt, and Mrs, George J.’

, Brown . and famllies,
"Mrs, M. Pp, McCaffery with her
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Vancouver cn. route to Senttle
whore’ sho will spend a two.

dnelaw and. daughter, Mr) and
Miu. C, B, Thomson, Mrs, Favarn,
who has been here for na two
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Former city resident Mrs. §,
'M, Bartlett of Victoria is visiting
Inthe elly as the guest of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr,
and Mra, Ay .a, “Bartlett,
Graken, Avenue,

“Mr, rn, 8
“former: city residents, arrived dn
the clty Friday morning, abonrd:
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Company's, “Canadian
for a thrac-wook holiday visiting

Mr. and Mya, Rdyin Te hlneaoth
and family,” se |

Rola Gilehrist, Civic. Conteo
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MR. “AND” “MRS. “ARTHUR GEORGE. WARNER -

- Bridal couple Mr, ‘and Mrs. “A. G:: ‘Warner are: “pictured: following
their’ May.-14 . evening wedding - ‘ceremony solemnized ‘ at St.
Paul's : Lutheran, ‘church. with Rev. M, B. ‘Odland | officiating
before: the : altar ‘graced with mixed. flowers and candles. The™
‘bride is the’. ‘former Lorene. Ingibjorg Gudmundson, daughter |
‘and ‘Mrs. : Gestur Gudmundson of Reverton,. Manitoba
and Mrs. Edwin Kermode of
this city. Attendants in. aqua blue and pink chiffon were Mrs.
“Marino Helgason and Miss’ Voni Smith, flower girls were Sigrid
“and :Marina' Helgason and: Derek: Gudmundson was’ ringbearer ;
for: his -sister. Male attendants were Frank Warner: and: Marino.
“Helgason: The: bride’s: parents” received ° ‘at. the: reception held’
in the Sons of Norway-hall. Newlyweds have: taken up residence
“Photo by Nishio-Van° Meer Studio.

‘of Mr.
and. the-groom is. the son. of..Mr.

at 913: Ambrose’ Avenue.

 

AAA OL Wate!

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a

performance -of the Little

Emlyn: Williams.
. Directed by Madame
| Kirkwood-Hackett, : ‘assisted — by
‘| Owen ” ‘Erwin, the cast of nine
provided their usual good brand
~[ of entertainment. Star of the
show’-was a newcomer to the
‘Pririce: Rupert stage, Peter Gibb,
laying the part of the bellboy
whose:samazing mixture. of
‘harm and homicidal propensi-
ties keeps ‘ everyone, but every-
‘one, gueéssing just what in tar-
nation he will do next.

‘ Derek Allen as the Lord Chicf
Justice did a commendable job
in a part for which he should

have been perhaps 40 years
older.
Edna‘. Meger, " wnconvincing

in the first scene as the pseudo-
invalid, Mrs. Bramson, had the
audience thoroughly convinced
of the realism of her paranoia
before the’ final curtain.
“Her -niece, Olivia Grayne,
played by Roxanne Erwin, was
less convincing but, in a rather
‘| unexpected interpretation of the

 

badgered relative, gave..one of
the emphatic and lively per-

formances for which Little
Theatre-goers are coming to
know her. .

Bill Goldie, fast becoming an
“old- timer” ‘as Prince Rupert
Little Theatre standards go, had
his moments. as- Hubert : Laurie,

Another: ‘familiar. name .on: re-
cent Little ‘Theatre bills, Sarah

Nurse Libby ‘with | authenticity.

- Female, “Oscar” for. this per-
formance goes to’ Marie Quilter
in the role of cook, Mrs. Terence.
While she seemed to enjoy. the
role more thanja woman of Mrs.
Terence’s type would ever want

HOLLYWOOD CAFE

 

 

 

‘portant; says. Mary

sog| Sythe where Mr. -Lveson ‘is.

“ver where they. will’spetid: Ae» count,’

which’ a
camping. | the
‘|child.. There’ are more than’ 220
; girls, between the ages of 9 a id,
SAB y 3
Tapawingo,. a YWCA camp near om

which is ‘directed by Miss Purdy.

 
 

 

-ver'arrived in the city last night:

son-in-law and:

Unseen benefits obta ined
during summer camping

BY -EDNA BLAKELY. :
os Canadian. Press Staff Writes

“TORONTO (CP) —. It’s the unseen values thatij

young: people . Jearn. at summer camp that are im-||°
ays. Purdy, camp. ditector for the |

Metropolitan: Pe office, Q the: WC

  

A little? girl’ ‘may: come honte
clutching, Sher. hot little hand
: he has” made; but it’s

intangibles. that - really!
seMiss Burdy- -Saidwiawearny
interview. :
«There isn'l any fixed age ub:
child | should . start
‘It. depends | on *

 
 
 
     
 

 

 

a ‘each “summer at Canyp.

Parry: Sound on Georgian Bay.

A good camp, whether it’s run
bya church, an agericy, or a
private ‘enterprise, aims to give
ay child a happy, | growing CX-
perience.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

month, holiday visiting her son-,

and Mra, & A, Kelibuek,
Northland, ‘Navigation:
Prince

thely son-in-law and: daughtor,

Ttalo- Canadian Club

daughter Mrs. Peter Favara of:

the CNSS “Prince Georga™. for |

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Our Dining Room will:
closed temporarily for repairs,
watch for our. re-opening ad-
vertisement. We will continue’
to take orders ‘to go out at
the rear entrance from 5:30
p.m.:to 3:30. a.m, daily except
Sunday. We :pay. delivery
charges up to $1.00 on orders
of $4.00 or- more.

 

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Last: Nig at the. Ci
‘Theatre's spring production,

 

quiet bespectacled and helplessly.

man-in-pursuit of Olivia Grayne,

Graham, played the part. of

be |:

7~T

Ii “audience enjoys t
be SN Night Must Fall” at Centre

a small audience ‘enjoyed. the ‘opening

anyone to sce her enjoy - life,
she ‘quickly - made herself a
centre of ..attention..as-° the
audience waited for her changes
of. mood and _ her emphatic

manner. . of dealing. - with ~ all
situations: ‘as she, saw. them.

« June %

*Eawakds, yh pleased “the
audiénce’: ‘and «ghbwed possibili-
ties in her interpretation of the
part.of maid, Dora Parkoe. Bill
Kinloch as Inspector: | Belsize
gave us a rather. new. impression
of what Scotland « Yard. might
send on its errands, however, he
was precise and businesslike.

Double: star of. the evening
‘was newcomer Peter Gibb. who

‘made the schizophrenic bellboy,
Dan, the focal point of atten-
tion, both on stage and'in the
audience. Whila it may have
been’ that the role of dissimu-
lating. Dan. was Mr.
the reaction was to believe he
could’ handle anything Little
Theatre might ask him‘ to ‘try.
This performance should not be
missed,

we,

Gibb's meat. of “Night Must Fall.”

 

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“Night Must Fall,” by

calls for more rehearsal. Make-
up should age some characters
a bit more, Speech reprodu¢tion
always presents a bit of a prob-
lem in the Civic Centre audi-
torium but it should be noted
that at: least some of the actors
were able. to make themselves
both heard and understood, ‘with
ease,

The overall impression is! one
of a job wéll done, of a -per-
formance characterized by vigor
and. enthusiasm -and of disap-

pointment that work .of :Whis

scope and degree of achievement

it not better supported by’ city

residents. One can but hope

Prince Rupert’s devoted thes-
pians will enjoy a warmer: and
far. more substantial audience
for the remainder of the* run
W.CLH.
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of “terylene” and viscose can be

 

; washed and worn without press-

 

- Setting and" ‘costumes were ‘ing. ‘In. this blend fabric, 65 per
attractive. Sound reproduction ! ‘cent “terylene” is necessary.
4 Prince Rupert Daily News “

Wednesday, June 8, 1960 oo a

 

 

 

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A: ‘camp .-is: “not a baby- -sitting

 

 

LAST ‘TWO! “DAYS |

{dren to camp. Many say, when
titheir ‘applications are gonc. over

‘to get along with other children.

service, she, stressed. Miss Purdy ||.

happily: : Se
Lporents- these:-*days* -know-*just AB oon Pine eres Senate

“explained.” “that thore

why they are sending their chil-
in. interviews with the. camp
director, that. they are sending

their children to camp to learn

Camps’. sometimes deal with
an, only’ girl from a. family. of

 

boys, or. perhaps an only | child

 

Directed by Modame Kirkwood- Hockett “
Presented. by Prince Rupert Little Theatre «

“MIGHT MUST FALL” os

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,

June 7, 8 and 9
Tickets $1.00

Civic Centre

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