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Women Ask

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OTTAWA (CP) — The Nationa] Council of
Women today asked the federal government to fin-
ance the establishment of central institutions for

treatment of sex off

enders
[ ‘The

recommendations

Prime Minister St, Laurent by a

five-member delesation headed
Mrs, A. Turner Bone of Mont-
real, council president,

“The brief consisted of 10 reso-
ytlons previously presented to
he government or parllamentary
committees,

‘The resolution on sex offend-
ws Sall there appears to be ;
nek: ‘Of scientific knowledue cf

Prince Rupert Daily News
Wednesday, Februar y |

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pre in a brief presented to!

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jinstitution for

 

Lhe: causes, treatment and pos-
bible cure of sev deviates,

j It. proposes a special security |
ns{ltution operated by the fede-:
ral government for the study |
pnd ‘treatment. of sev offenders. ;
Inmates would he regarded asj
patients and would receive treat

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Speaking Club
To Resume -
Activities

Ta roe
ide: Demosthenes Club, public
speaking group composed of.
nygmbers of the Juntor Cham-:
ber. of Commerce and Local 708:

ofthe International Brother- |
hood of Pulp, Sulphite and:
Pay er Mill Workers, will resume
act Ivitles tomorrow with a meet-
Ing! he Ladies Lounge of the:
clvie. Centre at 7 p.m.

‘Alm of the club Is to improve

standard of speech and arcu
lation,
"| ‘eg Ginn, president, said,
tgday,; that members of both’
todjiy,” that members of both,
orgiuilzations and anyone clse.
who wished to take part In the.
public: speaking activities should:
niake sure to allend the first
nieetlig,

"AL the inital meeting a pro--
gram for the year will be map-
péd_ out and members und pros-.
pPective members will have the
chab's ‘aim outlined to them.

“Persons who have found it
difflew't: in the past to express
themselves publicly will gain a
great dea} from the club.’ Mr.
Ginn said, “they will find the
tralning of immense value.”

W, C. Hankinson
Named’ Director
On. CMHA Board

“W, GC. Hankinson, manager of
radio stallon CFPR In Prince
Rupert has been elected a mem-
beriof the board of directars ol
the'Canadinn Mental Health As-
sociitlon, British Columbia div:
ision, it was learned: here yes
terday,

Directors wore eleeted at the
annual mecting of Che CMITA,
held In) Vanieouver January 24.

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Federal Aid

Deviates

» 1956.

and drug addicts.

considered dangerous,

The council sale! all persons
convicted under the Opium and
Narcotic Drug Act should be

treaLment and
rehabilitation, IL was not practi-
eal or financially possible for
centres fo he established in cach
province.

‘Jazz Concert
For Teenagers
Well: Attended FOUR DANCERS pose during a
in Oltawa's May Court ball, the

‘The Main Loungé of the Civic! ip
Centre was crowded with teen-
ers interested in hearing a jazz
concert Friday evening. The .
Jazz Concert was a special event |

 

Sheila Dow d and Sandra Jenson,

agers with the centre of inter-!
est being the Jazz Group, feats:
uring Jim Cumming, bass; Bon-!
sax; Bruce Sin-!
clair, trumpet; Don MacDonald,
plano: Stan Veitch, drums; Har-
old Skalmerud, guitar and Jake
. Anton, sax,

The group played hot and
sweet jazz from 9 to 10:30 p.m.
and teens daneed or just sat

Seal Cove, with The Rt, Rev. H.:

performing the baptismal cere-
nonies, ,

Principals were

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cast who received the names.
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names (Mark Henry, Godparents |
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks
of Prince Rupert and Mr, and |
Mrs, David Bain of Vancouver.

The four-year old son of Mr.
‘and Mrs. Chester Bowlby, 1840}
realized Saturday morning when! Fifth Avenue East. received the
the Annunciation Home andi names Barry Alexander while’
Sehool Association held a rum-;his two-month ol sister was,
mage sale on Sixth Street, christened Diana Lynn, Mr. and:

Tis money wilh build a fund: mys. James Hall of Prince Ru-:
An ine |
acheon followed at:
, ehome of the principals’ parents.:
Committee dn charze Wet) David John were the names
D. A. Bowen, Mrs, JOsPNiviven the one-year-old sen of
Cloutier, Mrs. D. A, Deane. RCMP Cpl and Mrs. W. G
Mrs, Alex Brebner, Mis. Ralph j rambert, 1819 Sixth Avenue
Deinstadt. Mrs, GP. LYONS nat Godparents were Mr, and’
Mis. Willtun Schaeffer, us Mrs, Joon Manheim of Prince j
Mis, Ga "Rupert, who were entertained. aly,

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Personals. “Mrs, H. Doolan|
Nes Heads Auxiliary’
At Kincolith

Realizes $175

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braith sald today,

braith

Mr. ‘and
1702 Atlin
morning by Canadian
Airlines plane. fora
holiday in Hovaintln,

Martin,
left this
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ao, Mrs. Herbert Doclan was:
JR Snemascter, Elizabeth cleeled president of the Kineoi-}
Apartments lett this morning by Hh) Christ Chureh Women’s:

the susiliary

plane fora Utes week visit to Auxiliary when
Vancouver, he'd dts ata) meeting and
election of offiecrs for 1656, ib-

“was learned here today,
Other members named tu of-
ee were Mrs, Mortis Haldane.
viee president; Mrs, Artur An-
wus, secrebury and = Mrs, Rab-
ort Stewart |r, doreas, ;
Chureh Army Captain Virgil,
Mark coudueted the dnstallation
of officers,

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dress rehearsal for their part
capital's annual charity party.

he girls, playing In a half-hour.cabaret scene depicting life
on the Riviera, are (eft to right):

Pat Slemon, Joan Stevenson, °
(CP Photo)

Seven Children Baptised
At St. Peter’s Church

Seven christenings highlight- a luncheon at the home of Cpl.
ed the morning service Sunday: and Mrs, Lambert following the
at St, Peter's Anglican Church, | service,

The 18-month- old daughter

G, Watts, Bishop of Caledonia, j of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B, Fin-
Hayson, 1802 vifth Avenue East,
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. By RUSTY
On Saturday evening from 7
to 8 p.m., beginners Skate Dance

 

een posted out of town
' \rchie, -busy curling. However,

Lessons’ will again be instructed
by Archie Gordon and Doug
Cosier, These ciasses have been.
‘regular: due’-to Doug having
and

Doug will be in town for a
month or so and will be in the
auditorium Saturday, for danc-
ing on: ‘skates. The regular
charge ;plus your Civic Centre
membership {s all that is needed
to receive instruction,
When. I locked ‘in to the be-
ginners, roller skating class,
‘ast week, afler putting on end-
less pairs of skates, I noticed
the class had: grown consider- }

ably. As it has become so popu-!

lar with the. smaller children’
we have decided to give them
a half°an hour longer on
floor, Beginners

start at 1 pm. as usual and

finish at 2:30, with regular af-;

ternoon skating from 2:30 to 5)
pm. I’m waiting to see some.
of the parents put on skates this
Saturday, they promised they
would last week, How about it
Mrs, Cameron?

Preparations are being final
ized for the Candlelight Cab-
aret. on Friday. The toorshow,

 

food and style is a little differ-.

ent this time to add variety,
but candlelight and music is
stil] the charm of the cabaret.
Reservations for tables are
being received every day. There
are tables waiting to be reserv
ed, so-if you are planning — to
spend: the

sure you'll enjoy it.

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'350 Slated

To Take Part “\
In Festival
Closing date yesterday
of entries for the Prince
Rupert and District Drama
and Dancing Festival set
for February 23; 24 and
25, indicated a total of

more than 350 competi-

tors in 26 entry classes

A-totalof 11 one-act plays and
an-entry in the play reading
category make up the greatest
single section of the festival,
There’ are also 11 entries for the
dancing portion, Le

In Choral Speech there are

 

‘five entries,

the |
skating will

} me if

with 14 in the
iSpoken Poetry section, Entries
ihave alsa been made in each
of the following: mimetics, pub-
‘he s eaking and the Shakespeare
‘section,

The Drama and Dancing Festi-
val will he opened officially on
Thursday . evenine, “February
i2ard by C. E. Ritchie, , Inspector |
of schools.

 

 

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make-that reservation today, I'm °

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A Duplicate Bridge Club is in.
the planning stage, and _Dr.
| Romin of Miller Bay Hospitat,
will be holding an organization-
al meeting on Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 8 in the Common Lounge.
Dr. Romin has played duplicate
gridge in Montreal, and Van-
couver, and is anxious to or-
gatlize a unit here. The club will
meet twice a month, and tour-!

 

| Final details will be
‘and if you are interested, con-
‘tach the centre for further de-

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announced

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~ Don't forget — Candlelight
_Cabaret, Friday, February 3,
1Car Bingo, Monday, Feb, 6.

Be Seeing you in the Centre.

REMINISCENT - of. the: 1920: 5
is this ctyle called the “swoop”.

Tt has a free line with flatter--
ing - motion nstroduced chy.
‘panels and pleats: Designed. for:

 

 

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Being: Held: Here: |

! sheathed neck is‘ of British
A mobile Genera] Motors “die-; wool, From. ‘the Jew hiptine.
to give oper alors, | black taffeta ‘springs in two
mechanics and owners of GM! swooping panels. ‘The medel
:fiesel engines the latest infor-; wears a huee. beaver hat.
-mation on operation and main-: Designer fs John Cavansgh,
: enance uf diesel units will be! London.
held in Prince Rupert tomorrow pw ee
rand Friday.

School, contained in a 45-
-traier, carries $35,000 in diesel uh
training equipment, it is) re-
ported by Roy Buoychuk and Ed
‘Gindseth of Byluwn Machine
Works, who are sponsoring the

   

 

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Field training supervisor is A,
Sullavan, assisted = by Jan q

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Try Daily News Classifieds:

 

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Veteran: drama director, a
lesigner, playwright and eritle:

“Sydney Risk of Vancouver, will

vonauct a diama‘ workshop — in
?rince Rupert from February 27
so March §, it was announced by

Robert Hill of the Prince Rupert. &

Little Theatre yesterday,
The course, arranged by the

Little Theatre . will. cover three

phases: of dramatic. arts—direc-»
tion, acting and staging. ©

“Mr, Risk, who is-with the Ex- ’|
tension department’ of ‘the Uni-.
versity of: British Columbia,: will
also conduct drama classes .for
Booth Memorial. High ‘Schoo
students, oo Oye
PLAY TO BE CHOSEN “eke

A list of suitable plays : has:
been requested by. the, local ir :
tle Theatre. and one” will’

chosen and. cast. - before wel

Risk’s arrival so ‘that. parts: can:

tbe earned » beforehand, : At was

reported. Th
Plays submitted for ‘the course

are to “have. two requirements,

the Little: Theatre, spokesinan

said, es : i

‘They’ must} have.’ “publie’ ap- | ne
peal and .be fully acceptable . by]

  

“tthe audience. and. ‘they. must,
‘have a. sufficient cast to give. ce
the maximum. number of: players V

the benefit of Mr: Risk’s teach-.|~
ing, Mr, Hill said. , He ‘added.
that: instruction for: ‘understud-
fes would be included during the f:
course. " I
Mr. “HUE said: he thought, ‘that;
three nights. a, week would ‘be ji
devoted to acting. with. the -bal>)
ance of the: time spent onsstag-
ing and direction, Student: ‘Ses-

Western. Set’:
For: Centre: Show,

John Forde's: powerful. drama.
“Rig Grande” will be the: feature
tomorrow ° for: :the* chlidrens!
‘show: at-4p.m: and. the® adult: :
‘show. at. 8 p.m: at the « weekly :
Civic. Centre film: program, :

Starring: inthe: fast. “moving:
| western. are Sohn, Wayne And: “
Maureen O'Hara, :

 

 

 

  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
    
 
 
   
    
 
   
 
 
  
   
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 

 

 

 

 
 
   

 
  
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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