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UNIQUE MOBILE PET CLINIC
DUE TO VISIT PRINCE RUPERT

Prince Rupert pet owners will soon be able to take their
dows, cats, budgy birds and other animals to the “doctor”
when the world's only moblle veterinary clinic comes here for
a short stay.

Dr. P. L. Builder, only veterinary surgeon in northern
British Columbia, was in town yesterday to arrange for ao loca-
tion to accommodate his 37-foot trailer containing a vet clinic
complete with nurse and HI-Fi set.

Dr. Builder says he will bring the mobile clinic which he
says is the only one of its kind existing to Prince Rupert in
about six weeks. .

Equipped to treat anything from birds to horses, the roy-
ing vetcrinarian ls accompanied by a nurse, Miss J. F. Allman...

Absent bride-elect -
honored at shower

The wedding plans of popular bride-elect Miss.
Anrm Petroff were presaged Thursday night when a
group of friends gathered at the home of hostess Mrs.

James Ciccone.

Miss Petroff, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Petroff of this
city, now residing in Vancouver
was honored on the occasion of
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jane,

LILTLE THEATRE. group which Friday and Saturday staged
the play “Ask me no Questions” poses here for picture above.
Shown are from left to Tight, back row: Julia McKay, Agnes
Dearaway, Sue Madeley, Connie Chastney, Al Simpson; front |

 

Five baptized
at United Church

The baptisms of five children

        
    

row: Shannon Pallant, Steve Bartlett, Valerie Dearden. In | Kristopher Veljacic which will) highlighted the morning
picture at left, director William F. Kincaid. be an event of April 30, in Van-|service in tne First United

church, yesterday.

Rev. Vernon E. McEachern
baptized Ture Charles, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Erick-
son;- Deborah Robyn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dun-
lop; Florence Jean, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Green:
Barbara Lillian, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Karl G. Schmidt
and Richard Trent, son of Mr.

couver. :
Co-hostess for the trousseau
shower was Mrs. D. L. Santuc-'
bane.
On behalf of the absent bride-:
elect, Mrs. Vernon Ciecone ac-
cepted a set of Mngerie as she
was seated under a canopy of.
, White bells and streamers.
{ A personal touch was added to
| the delightful affair when each

—Staff photo by Mcinhart Lagies.

Dramatists score hit
with local production

Approximately 400 persons were treated to a

 

 

well-presented three-act comedy mystery Friday and) ®uest brought a favorite recipe

Saturday nights as Prince Rupert Little Theatre as-|

to be sent along with the trous-
seau garments and a letter of

and Mrs. Donald M. Wanamaker,
all of this city.
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including friends and relatives
attended the baptismal cere-
mony.

sociation staged Lee Edward’s ““Ask Me No Ques-! “Best Wishes” composed - on-
tions.” | the-spot by the group. ~
Undeterred by a small crowd} edge’ ‘when he learns the writer! Buffet lunch was served from
..- Of first nighters the ambitious| was testing a new plot for a mys-{ the luncheon table, attractively
group of young actors and act-| tery novel. j centred with a bowi of daffodils,
' resses came back Saturday night} Stephen Bartlett, who played; ¥#ich was flanked -by white
j;to win scores of chuckles and! Perry Thornhill didn't attain the | '#Pers in silver holders.

Francois Lake
outright “belly - laughs” with! heights he has reached in other! Invited’ guests were Mrs. Les-

meetin | t ‘their delivery of the sideslitting, plays in which he has demon- Ne Brain, Mrs. N. F. Willson, | N W
“AU ree g ° q € ‘ dialogue. strated his potential as a talent-' Mrs. Leslie Franklin, Mrs. Ru-| € S
All interested in acting and; pjirector W. F. Kincaid and|ed and polished actor. / pert Greissel, Mrs. D. V. Mce-

other stage work are asked to at-| ’
? stage manage 2 ipet har : Dougall, Mrs. W. J. Gordon. Mrs.
tend a Little Theatre organiza. | “ae Manager Ted Hupt, the} In the first scene, where he| G' e Sutherland, Mrs. KF

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on former in his first locall o- gz his {
tional mecting at the Civic Cen- |! ¥ pro- tis outlining his problem to the Harding, Mrs. Florence Leask,) The roads were closed to heavy |

oe i duced effort, are to be congratu- | doct it w difficul par!
tre at 7:30 tomorrow night. i ’ : octor, as difficult to hear! i ine | loads at midnight Thursday |
e late . pr . . “ay ~ | Miss Elsa Schmidt, Miss Delphine; /Oads at midnight on ursaay
ted on the production of the him beyond the fifth row. For | Gerard Ttzold,| as the roads are breaking up. On |

Plans will be discussed for the | Astoria, Mr

group's next production, ._' play and the excellence of the|a good portion of the play, Mr.| 45tora, S. he, ay nie yw
Pious experience is necessary for casting, The set was particularly | Bartlett spoke his lines with his! Mrs. Willlam Dibben, Mrs. The-) Saturday night the foaty will Be |
those wishing to attend effective. [head down, slumped over and! OGore Rempel, mrs. William oo biy not be crossing again’
° vee The comedy. consisting of aiwringing his hands too often, | @unn, Mrs. Will Murdoch, Miss; Provably no crossing ag i

   
    
    

  
 

 

 

 

  

TRAVELLING VETERINARIAN
Dr. P. L. Builder is shown here
treating a dog in his. mobile
clinic, a specially designed
trailer, in wliich he is travell-
ing through northern British
Columbia. Dr. Builder hopes to :
be able to come to Prince Ru- =;
pert in about six weeks. ©

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Prince Rupert Daily. News |
Monday, March 31, 1958 2 -:

 

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By AGNES H, NEAVE
Daily News Correspondent

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™ : ; ‘ for a month. A boat will be, 4, 5114 . ae
first-scene prologue, an exten- ; i ;¢_| Donna Petroff and Miss. Alida’ . ; ngere, Mrs. William Gordon and her)

ok ana However, he shone in three dit Johnson. javailable to take passengers! .on Lawrence of 1724 Eighth Av- |:
across, but cars will have to tra-| i

 

 

jenue East ‘leave tomorrow by!
; Canadian Pacific Airlines plane’
ifor Vancouver where she will at-|
tend the Soroptimist Interna-|
, tional regional convention, Apriii} -
3,,4,.5 and 6 in the Vancouver}...
Hotel Before. returning,. Mrs./[.°

vel round the head of the lake.

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| | sive flashback and a finale, deals| ferent instances where he was
Po red ders j with mystery writer Perry; being made love to by the mys: |
ie . . ; Thornhill calling in a psychia-j terlous Mrs. Jennifer Baxter, her! /
‘ Prince Rupert ‘Fishing Ves- frist to curb his apparent fail-| sister - in-law, the deaf - mute: HAH. frtoont
sel. Owners Association Annual, ing of being a pathological liar. Mrs. Constance Parsons, and the} errto
Meeting Cin tone one 31st) The story given the amazed siren-type friend of Mrs. Baxter,! '
Aarch, wic Cone at © PO doctor is one of flve murders! Mrs. Hildegarde Benson.
All members please attend. (67! | committeed by a charming but

Louis Snyder left on Wednes-

any morning by car on a two

i thousand mile drive to Salt Lake

“ City where he wil. meet . his!

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' Oarry rit igrandmother .and~. bring “her {= ° e PeCM Boo ES.
i i Carrying most of the spirited E aS oe ~~ . i
| @ Registered Nurses Association! deadly woman who, so Thorn- | action of the play on her young f shore, | home to Francois Lake. | Gordon and her son Will spend Bib.
oo eo liter ane i aay ; fected hvpnosis | ; " oF clrts CHING i i four-day visit with Mr. Gordon's jf cece: re
regular meeting Tuesday, April; hill says, has per ¥P shoulders was Valerie Deardon ors : : . ; | a ah
| 1 -gt8:00 p.m. Nurses Residence. | against the will. The story leaves | ¢} } belle fi fi | Gwen and Robert Bruce and; Parents Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Gor-, we a ae ’
‘ab 8:00 p.m. s § 1 28 ne southern belle fiancee Of! 4 crocketed- lace christening | ji¢tle daughter Lauren called in don. Ce ee

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the doctor flabbergasted and hejqpornhill, Phyllis Dixon. She ; > J io oS Oo Se
is pushed further “over the [maintained her role throughout, | ;Obe made Irom 2 roa Vous by and stayed for a night last week’ _. ADVERTISING MOVES PEOPLE TO. :

- form mber of the House of} iy ' iti aa oP I Oe o
iwas able to switch from the ter-! toras more jon their way from Kitimat to. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin- ||, PRODUCTS.THEY WISH TO BUY!-

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_— Sixty-six children eof Roose-, Baxter and Al Simpson as the heirloom garment handed down; Eunice and John Jeffe's little | .
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» this week. : formances, Miss Pallant's hyp- | from parliamentary robes was;Friday with a badly cut chin.
a. large variety of talent has notic scenes were most bellev-" girs, worn by his mother, nec’ She had knocked down a stand-- SUR SPECIALTY:

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: » able and Mr. Simpson displayed: ary, sen, f ly of this! ard electric light 1 then fell
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Mr. Steed said that the festival :

Pineapple Sparcribs $1.05
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Chicken Chop Sucy $1.05
Pork Spareribs 95¢
Mushroom Chow Mein $1.

Vree Delivery

- stitches were needed to close the
' Godparents are Miss Ann wound. . '
‘Botham, presently a student, ae
‘nurse at Royal Jubilee hospital, Mrs. Partington is teaching
charges: Victorla, B.C. and Robert Knut-; the children several attractive
‘sen, the baby’s uncle, of New | little songs which they will sing !]| 615 - 3rd Ave, W. Ph. 3329 |.
Westminster. pat the concert on April 26 here. | ‘

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hear she enbries of rechblons. parsons and Julia MeKay as the vears will be featured 3 Khe JACKPOT $100

From these entrics the teach- : , : .
puarantecd fa go

ielinky Mrs, Benson, gave these; edward school Wednesday night

ers Will pick a representative t scones their utmost and “died |i. rs Saag wel Tl

yroeri » be ’ oie nhs fwhen the Ring Edward Parent-|

poe taal mn eee tyne {nest convincingly. Teacher association, garbed in! TUESDAY, APRIL Ist

dren Thursday afternoon, Inter |, {Path trom a Miaht tendeney the firs, wuthentie B.C. Centens: LEGION AUDITORIUM

ested parems ure also invited ta te ee In ‘on bie comedy PYO-" ial costumes to be worn jn the D

" ‘ . “ satan “ * vicled an cnjoyadte evenly s ene : city, slapes its “Centennial Car-'

oattend, Mr. Stecte snd. | (ortainment for whieh (he Prince | yy iyal." | EVERYBODY WELCOME
WA oo Rupert Litte Pheatre group 18) the rsila_event will be packed |

Army campaign. to be commended, ‘with fun, games, doll and eake

; . » However, while an introduc walks, film showings, and a large |

, features fj Im ton was given pleasingly enough: yiudety of stalls fueluding homes:

The

Sue Madeley as the woman de-: Gamble.
we 1 ’ 2 * re yep PA
annual Music and Dancing fes- tective. Gene Potter, appeared
lival formerly held here ea yj, Dut briefly out turned in a sat-
year to provide a medium gor: 'sfying role as she evinced skep-
ihe children to. display. their) Ue at a ao nee aaatar
talents and artistic accomplish. | MBAS) AEE EE 8. BUNTY,
Fiments whieh they learned dure} Actual highlights of the play
ing the past year. -were the murder scenes in which
‘Tomorrow, teacher Miss Norma | Mts. Baster hypnotized her vie~
Greig will hear 39 musical en. | ms and made them take an,
tries, ranging from piano io  Overdase of sleeping pills. Con-;

“ ene my ne OWas We ag y taro ree
trumpet sulos and 14 dancing | MC Chastney as the overbearing |

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