B hints Little Theatre direc tor, Fred Niles resigned his postion ate cell of the group. last Wednes night, according to a publicity release fron the organi zation. Having directed all of the group's predictions for the past several seen, Niles stated in his resigna tion that it act become necessary in rest because of other duties. However, the former director said he would still be to remain a member of the organization and participate in ons many activities as possible. During he imeeting last Wednes day, plans were made to have work shop productions this summer which will be something new to members and citizens of this area. Under this plan three one-act plays will be given intimate theater styte. The latter part of April at first, of May as been set tentatively for the first of the new productions and will be given in the new igh school cafeteria. Audiences would be limit ed to 150 each of three nights and reservations would probably have to be made, a spokesman said. The plays that have been selected for the new productions will be presented to the general member ship meeting to be held on March 15, Mrs. H. KK. Brown is chairman of the reading committee. Cotey films taken during the dress reheasals of the “Silver Whistle” and “John Loves Mary, will be shown members at the March meeting.