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: vain. n Druton, author of. “I Am:A’ Camera,” and “The.
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Risk shows all the earmarks of being a top-notch professional
production. Mr. Ris sk chose the cast at the beginning of .a three-
» Week drama workshop concluded only this week. For the past
month Little Theatre personnel have been working on the play
under his expert supervision, Before he left Mr, Risk handed
over the directing reins to Mrs, S.J. Dominato who Aas uniler-

 

  
 
  
   
     
 
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
    
 
 
  
  
   
 
        
     
   
   
    
   

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Charlotte Islands, it Was: learned from: & T. Applewhatte MP
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nite” wrote, The Daily’ News’ stating that. in’,
avoid confu ory it was felt, desirable that a‘ distine-.:
. be. assigned to the new’ pest. office.

post office is the culmination of some’.
ation onthe part of residents of Old °
ui aid, Adding. that he had. acted as:

it is expected that: ‘the. office will be opened under. oy
h ‘tem dor Ty. charge of: K G, Gro osse’ as postmaster.

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St. Paul's an Church :on behalf of the members.
Women's Mission federation ; Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen are.
-? Thursday night. held a success- lenving Prince Rupert at the!
ful social’ evening -feting “the! end cf the month to make their:
- women of the conoregation who’ home in Nanaimo.
: fin the. past. year had assis sted |
in its nroject.

President Mrs. Melvin Hetland

 

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welcomed. .the ~ cuests in the:
{church where a .variety progran: ‘Paying Visit Here.
Was Staged, _ + Museum curator Mys. Jocelyn |

Opening the program were: Bolton, 725 Third Avenue West:
'Mrs. ‘Clarence Adland and Mrs. s, i tomorrow afternoon will enter-
_ | Arthur Olson who sane a ‘dueti tain informally for her sister.
j accompanied by Mrs, Lars Ql-; Mts. H. D. Bridges of Aberdecn-
ison at the niano. . ‘shire, Scotland, who arrived in:
i Ten members then enacted a! the cily this morning aboard
i skit explaining the workines ofthe Union Steamship Camosun.
‘each department of the WMF.: Mrs. Bridges will be the guest
| Taking part were Mrs. Art hur! of her sister until Wednesday
[Qlson, Mrs, Hetland, Mrs. Henry ; when she leaves by train to start

| Stanghye, Mrs, Adland,’ Mrs. | her return to her home in Scot-
John. Pedersen, Mrs, artha; land.
i Johansen, Mrs. B. 1, Kaardal.i While in Canada for a. six-

Mrs. Harold Helland. Mrs. Lars j week visit. Mrs. -Bridee3 has!

Olson and Mrs, Arne Huscy. —_; visited relatives in’ New Weost-
Mrs. Anton Dybhavn then minster and Victoria.

gang a solo accompanied by Mrs: -

Ingvard Feness at the organ,

 

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- The. women were then served | panese foreign: office yesterday’.

lunch in the church parlor, ‘announced that the United
At-the last regular meeting of | States has approved the- parole of

lhe federatio@, Mrs. Emil Ras- | cight Japanese wat criminals '

mussen was vresented a life: ‘Whose sentences ranged from 20,

member ‘ship pin by the. president years to life impr isonment,

4 Prince Kupert Daily News ‘
. Saturday, March Mi. 1956.

 

Gunner Robert Taylor of the ~
120th West Coast Harbor De-
fence Troop RCA (M). returned
ufter
taking a two-month junior non-
‘commissioned officer's training

‘Tabus of training coverine field:
training in infantry tactics,
Ineluded in the trainine were
“night patrols, compass marches, :
‘an assault course, extensive
‘course at Wainwricht, Alberta, “small arms training covering
, Gnr, Taylor volunteered for rifle, and automatic weapons
the course last January when 10, plus lectures on military luv,
‘vacancies for the course were /2tomle, bacterial and chemical
‘made available (o militia uniis| Warfare,
Jin No, il military distriet of the Hirst thine cach day was in-
‘Western command, He was the Spection, Gnr. Taylor said. ‘This
‘only milit ja man in 4 company , "was followed by a 40- minute
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|Dr. William B. M. Hick
Opens Practice in City

Dr. William B. M. Hick of
‘Victoria and «until recently of
Stewart will onen a medical:
practice In Prince Rupert, Dr,:
W. S.:Kergin anounced today,
Kergin said that Dr. Hick’

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‘Dr. and Mrs, Hick were honered :
by a bance: staged in the
Stewart Mocse Hall ane attend.
ed by nore than 190 mentbers
and guesis of the S Stewar! Board!
of Trade, the S ewarf Easnital
“a0 will have offices ar 320 board and the hosnital women's
‘Second Avenue West, will be as auxiliary,

‘sociated with him in the prac They were presented with «
Hee of medicine, sterling silver set oof candle

Born in Seattle, Dr. Hick’ was sticks anda large envraved fiat
‘raised and educated in Victoria, bow! from friends, WR. Tans
‘graduated with his B.A.. from chairman of the fareweil puan-
‘the University of British Colum-'quet, read a telerram fram F,
bia in 1947 and oblained his MD T. Applewhaite, MP Skeena. in’
at the University of Toronto. He which he exnressed reage: ap
13 a member of the honor medi- Stewart's loss of Dr. Hick. How-
cal fraternity Alpha Omeea Al- ever, the telegram added. “Stew.
pha, admission to which is only art's loss is Prinee Rupert's
granted more brilliant sttuacnts pain,”
of medicine.

Dr. Hick arrived in the city
cabout three weeks avo to ach up
his offices in the buildine for-
merly-site of Dr, L. Mer-

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in DY the international committee
‘for th ¢ 1957-30 geophysics Pyeur,

childre:., Charlotte, 5:
and Grant 1) months,
practiced for four
Stewart.

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Starts Annual Meeting —

he apening
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day and inay extend into Sune,

| Stes Tomorrow

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Co-Op

About 83 members attended: day, Co-On officals sald,

session yesterday of: Attending the meeting from

ammual meetine- of the Kyuguot is John Ciihson, PREGA

Prince Rupert Fishermen's Co- delegate from the west const of
Overalive . Associaton oat the Vancouver Island — troliing

Civie Centre,

erounds. Mr. Gibson is here for
‘the mecunp is continuing to-

discussions on possible OXpAT
slon of the PREGA wost coast
“operacions,

_ Martin Erieksen, Co- -Op presl-
dent is chairman,

. Tonight trom 9 pm, aotil |
am. Co-Op members and OUCHLS

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and Young Street, ‘ “

Fifly commissioners will _ ‘Bri { !
dedicated by Rev. -R. J. Wray to! rick aying

visit homes of all P resbyterians |
in the elty,

Anthem to. be sung by the:

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