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an organization with the coin-
cidentally similar name of Nob
Hili Travel Service of San Fran-
cisco invited him to lead a party
of its clients on a tour of Africa,
.Mr. Hill jumped at the chance,
leaving his London firm under
the managership = of ‘his son
Douglas.

“You might say that travel-
ling is in my blood,” he says.
About 10 yeais ago. he hitch-
hiked across the United States
on $100 (the maximum amount
of money: allowed British visit-
ors at that time). He accom-
plished the feat more as a test
of whether it could be done than
for any love of hiteh-hiking.

With his executive ability, he.
finds over-all direction of tour-
ing parties a falrly easy task,
and in facl has plenty of time to
join them on their sight-seeing.

Once or twice he has been re-
quired’ to make quick cecisions
for the welfare of his tourists.
For instance, on the 1960 crulse
nround and through Africa, he
learned on approaching Eliza-
bethvillo in the strife-torn Bel-
glan Congo that 13 people had
been kifled there the previous
‘day. My. Hill made some speedy
enquiries and found that ‘the
Kags had occurred during tri-
bal trouble, nob in battics be-
tween whites and blacks, and so
the tanrists were able to enter,

This’ 70-day tour, costing
$3,487:for cach member, took the
group from New York to London,
on to’the Canary Islands, to
Capetown, Port Wiivabeth and
Durban and north through Af-
Nen's famous parks,

Wor Mr. Hi, an ardent aup-
porta, sof Bcouling, one of the
highlights of the tour was meot-
Ing:,Undy.,.Baden-Powoll and. of,
shaking ‘hands witli Net Across
ing re Vator,

“Mareh to May of this
‘en TH escorted a tour of
itn. Pee ‘eoco nnd — tts islands,
Turkey: the Holy Land Maynts:
TripAll.and Malta. Prico ‘tng. on
this tour wos $2,065, °

“Now ho lonves by plane today
for Vancouver, whence ho will

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go-to, an Francisco:to atart on

AW roimd-tho-world trip with 16
{tcliy+footed Amoricans, Thoir
atop-over polnta: Hawall, Japan,

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ing plants, and snapping ‘photo-
graphs, and was full. of praise
for the kindness: shown him
‘while here.
‘gion, Prince Rupert's future’ |e
“he believes, especially for the
' Canadian and American trade. .
'-'The rate of exchange (“prices
on this Continent are threc
sents obstacle to a

a maj or

abroad,

 

 

One remecly, Mr, Hill suggests,
right be the institution of a spe-

cial monetary exchange rate for .

tourists such as existed in Ger- |:

many and Italy before the Sec-;!

ond World War.

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‘will: take | up” residence» -at‘.142 |".
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employed by. Columbia, Cellulose

Limited.

‘Bouzane and‘Jake: Compton, ‘also;

  

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Wyllie, an aunt of ‘the: Broom,
and: from New: Westminster, ‘Mrs.
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rousing” ‘send- -Off for. Prince Ri-

: pert’ $s! annual, summer: ‘parks pro-

gram. Sponsored by: ‘the parks | -

“ “Exceptionally | “good. attend-

| ance” .at the large outdoor pool a

in’ ‘the few. days*: since: opening ||.
Was: “reported today © by:-Martin
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os on the: fine. ‘weather. ‘and: partly
: to’ the: fact that more: people | —

official. ‘opening: “Came. Saturday .

with Dominion: ‘Day celebrations. fee
. Three: lifeguards . are: on duty) |}:
1 Mrs. R.'L. Gilchrist”.
‘| Louise’ Smith ‘at. the: large. ‘out- |
:| door pool, and’: Miss” Jean Haupt
2 at the. wading’ pool.” .

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At! McClymont: P rk, -super-

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and supervisors are kept busy all
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the need. for. better-trained. med-

ical’ ‘secretaries. and instigated a

- pilot course, -the ‘first: ‘in. Can-
‘ada.’ The. course will, be™ taught

in: Toronto’ next: ‘winter: by’ one
of -the : founders, © ‘Mrs.’ Sidney
Merritt,.a medical secretary: who

~Thas ‘written | a. textbook: to guide
vs secretaries ° in” other).

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