Rupert Daily News
rday, November 8, 1952

psecration Date Named
, New Caledonia Bishop

of the Caledonian Diocese, Dr, H.
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nto will be consecrated at a cere-
Chureh Cathedral, Victoria, Jan. 25.

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TORONTO Private radio!
stations took seven first awards
and CBC seven for an even split
of winnings in the fourth an-
nual Canadian Radio Awards |
announced in Toronto. In addi- |
tion a private station, CKCW,
Moncton, N.B, was given a spe- |
cla] award for outstanding com- |
munity service. The Ford Motor

of French Canada
Network, Light.

| Brown & Co. Ltd., Toronto, pro-- and Night Wine, a

Raiio Awards Split-hy Private Stations, GBe

in Music-| Network, Light. Winners were

Starlight Moods. CBC, Toronto
Cockfisid produced by Byng Whitteker
CBC Van-

Savage, of

ducer of Ford Theatre dn the couver production by Norman
CBC Trans-Canada
also received strong commenda- Toronto, Honorable mention went
tion from the judges. In their|to Songs From Freneh Canada,
opinion Savage’s production of | CBC, Toronto, Thom Benson,
The Innocents, Whi¢h won the anc Musical Comedy Time, also

Network, Campbell, tow with CBC-TV in

   

Co, of Canada Lid. also took a! Drama-Network class, “came | CBC. Toronto. :
today. + nimple — author S experiences in one of | special award, for its sponsor-| nearest to being the compiétely | Two Toronto stations cleaned *
8 us will be enthroned in st. an- ‘Be last frontiers of the world—| ship of the network Ford Theatre | satisfying drama on all gounts.” | in the Music-Non-network,
©") drew's Cathedral, Prince Rupert, “® °48¢ Of the arctic tundra. in English and French. Honorable mentions in Drama-  Cidssical section. CKEY won first
conduct within @ week of consecration ~» 2". here ain, as Lewis Gan-| y Private stations were awarded | Network went to The Witch, | witer Sir Ernest Plays Favorites,
Dr. Watts was elected ax bish. ™ tt wrote of “Driftwood Val-| four honorable mentions and the |from Stage 52, CBC, Montreal, | 4 sunday night feature in which
Dr. Watte| op here Oct. 23 at an election ley,” is far more than a “tale | ey i CBC 13. . | produced by Rupert Capian, and | symphony conductor Sir Ernest q
synod at which were ‘repre of “uick wilderness adventure; | Hae y Fg ; 4 The awards were made public | Le Coureur de Marathan, d@irect-|jqacmillan turas dise jockey.
ee wrted members of the Church “"** * deeply lived story of a ’ - on @ special program from the |ed by Guy Beauine, CBC, Mont- | ionorable mention went to Cha-
CTORY of Engiand clergy and laity wilderness home.’ WHO-0-0-0-0 CARES?—This young horned owl seems indif- |arts and Letters Club in Tor-| real. let Concert, CKFH, Toronto, pro-
IRE S I sam.) ftom all parts of the province : Here is a very real and beaut-| ferent to captivity when in the company of Claudette Carriere The other special award ©
school at Dr. iful account of the effect of a

onto, broadcast over the CBC}
Trans-Canada Network. |

The Maurice Rosenfeld Mem-
orial Award, a gold key given

i duced by Len Rowcliffe.
| There were two firsts in Light
| Entertainment-Network: Carte

Watts succeeas the late
Bishop J. B. Gibson, killed in an
automobile accident at the out

of Cornwall, Ont., who caught the bird on her back porch.
(CP PHOTO)

winner, station CKCW, Mon-
| eton, received high praise for
“its imaginative and inspiring

tundra world not only on plants

. and animals, but also on human
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' ewe § |Blanche (CBF, Montreal, Roger
wag ir Bt skirts of the city July 24 - oe arene each year to “the most promis- | *couragement of musical €x- (Pijigng) and Stdpwatch and
oie ae Pa z Mr Stanwell-Pletcher tells . 3 4 | ing meweomer to Canadian Pression over a wide area of Listen (CBC, Vancouver, Rol
am - how, late one June, Rosamund Music Festival Promotes ualit | Radio,” was won by Don Gar- | the Maritime Provincesthrough | 7-1 an) The perennial, favor-
RA. BD Reeve reached the west coast ; 24 old V the annual Moncton Music
700) f Huds ten ‘ ann aa | or Fame Se tee Festival amply demonstrat | tes, Wayne and Shuster (CBC,
. of Hudso lay and e frontier * e ed bern bas« ne now studv- te ~ |foronto, Jackie Raei won an
narTist French Writer ettiement of Churchill —the Without Rivalry, Competition ing at the Opera School of the | € What can be accomplisned | yon orabie mention, alone with
se : last outpost of civilization be- Royal Conservatory of Music “nf 5 a a ae | Cleristmas Carnival (CBG, Van-
ue fore the vast and little-know ' ‘ : ee : in Toronto ee
» #12) W N b ’ ~~ os nown ‘ des sativala » object is ’ ‘ } ” couver, Norman Campbell);
a Ins ode expanse of the Barrenjands.| In musical fe stiv als, the object is not to gain a) “Goaia won a number of | ‘iam talent. Sant’ foe Pox tamaen
ger PKESBYT B k A e heltered New England) prize, nor defeat a rival, but to pace one another on| music festival competitions on| In the Children’s programs | Davis at CKNW, New Westmin-
D OO War se Rosamund had come th oad t sxeellence.” says ; sport th first | the coast before turning to the class the winner over both net-/|ste,r B.C., won the Light Enter-
een 982) ilone to join a fellow graduate € road to excevience, says a report on e SU theatre, radio and the concert work and private station entries! tainment-Non-network. Pete au
van STOCKHOLM. -—. Royal Swed ue nt ind three professors ini annual conference of the Federation of Canadian | Stage for a career. He has starred Was The Magic Blue Box, CKFH, | Village (CBV, Quebec, Paul Le- a
ish « Academy today awarded |® Study of the bird and plant Musical: Festivals. held at Banff i OF in a number oi shows on CJOR, | Toronto, produced by Joy Knowl- | gendre) and Kingston Peniten- =
wi 1952 Nobel Prize for literatu fe of a sub-aretic tundra Musical Festivals, held at Dantf in 1950, Vancouver, and on the networks ; ton. The judges found it “exciting |tiary on the Air (CKWS, King- ;
') lito French novelist Francois am” first night she fell in love) phat expresses perfectly the oS * and’ sung in several operas. He | and interesting with ex- ston, Ont., Bill Luxton and Bert E
p aM Mauriac, leading Roman Catho- ¥!th the arctic, listening to the attitude that is most desirable syllabus, The committee felt| Will appear in a major role in | tremely good use of local station Cullen and Prisoners No. 7638
wk | Ue author chorus of Churchill's 200 sled-|and most rewarding to those’ that the classes offered in pre-| The Consul, .0 be presented in | resources. : : _ | and 3684) were granted honors :
Prise was among this year's on runs Nhe sunset taking part in @ festival and it’ vious festivals gave good scope| February at the Opera Fes:ival) oe bec ea > ene shi ee
€ - a t was the most r " aw Toronto rather nitaddicnippentiniaasslpiicistentnnrasereetineds se
209) ti list of honors bestowed under nig Bo gers ae ae awe-' sums up the general idea of for the musical and Grametie |" r nl
> wit : g ome, thrilling music I've ever! the ‘ » yearly! re — of ams, entered from all |
ere the will of Alfred Nobel, Swedish ng . ’ ; pd the promotion of the yearly resources of the city and dis-/| rosrams, ; ' S
ibe inventor of dynamite, which <+ th ree a oe _ festival here, says the Prince trict | parts of perro ggg? > on in| FOUNDATION en
tablished $6 vandan |i... eS Lungs One Creams 0!:) Rupert and District Music: and ; 1) Separate categories: Children’s, | ‘
x 610) on oh oder aide n he heartle beauty of arctic wei Seatival Association Pred Pee g. M.o 95.505 a caaal Music, Drama, Pultlic Affairs | KEEP YOUR HOME IN GOOD STANDING
am ANGLICAN Se aides “a ice, the terror of polar winds! phe association has been busy} quanti ¢ ante d while 224 Light Entertainment. Spe-| | we' wil! check your foundation and give estimates on— i.
Award for medicine, announc- and whirling snows, the short for the past few months making ! oes nd a oo a bee cial awards were also given on} a
: ed Oct. 23, will go to US. Dr 1d radiant brightness aie Ort st few mo s mak standards as a rule ve n i ; -
H Sees ee J 7 a nd rat ant b ighinen ot > me plans for the sixth annual festi-| g50q and reflect credit on the gpa ecg = judges in) mete a a oa ig
™ University, co-discoverer of of Lapl und nights.” se ae May i608 The syllaves, “\participants and their teachers, cele dae came a awards are ee as cee eae &
e2r) 4 streptomyocin. A committee of A girl with less courage would po gos ne nagecont a the association, acting on the) viven in each class: first and | GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Bi
at the Norwegian parliament an- have quailed at the hardships ‘sen eae Gesies rave or a rigrenges will | honorable mention, There are| gc mie
' : nounced earlier that no peace and dangers, and utter lack of |) distributed to schools, mu- henceforth strive to €NCOUrage! no seconds or thirds. | reer ri en Lt m
¢1g18 | Prize would be given this year. conventions in that untrammel-| °° yee. and drama groups|' raat achievement. (Toronto was the top pro- | .
on Two United States scientists led world. But Rosamund loved “° “8! mere ag agent rs For instance, in group work uction centre, with programs, J Phone 909 215 Ist Ave. West P.O. Box 721 "
s Thorpe a » ‘ + locally, and’ mailed to points all , 1 Broup eis feesh and a $ s
<oee eeeeee Ste 1 prine inieven the dangerous trip to Fox over northwestern B.C, and in ® Collectlve rather than a - ine nee ee
physics for their development of Isiand when the outboard motor | ~ lesa  teivit en-| seattering of ability will be that city taking six firsts and
a new refined method to mea failed and ice started to close | S0Uthern Alaska, Inviting encouraged five honorable mentions. Ment-
ure magnetic fields in atomic in on their small canoe, and the | 5 is chotte anid in chia? speak- real followed with four firsts &
nucle! vernight trip without equip-| SYLLABUS ing cibihai wil ‘be arcepted and five honorable mentions, } e
The winners are Dr. Felix ment to an isolated cabin where e attractively printed syl-|¢,,.., . . and Vancouver and New West- ;
The attra yt Y ich
* 7 from a grade in which as many
Bloch, 47, of Stanford Univer- she saw her first arctic wolf and » . wide nee » by the minster took three firsts and "
+ ae — out fand labus was made possible by the 4. 39 per cent may be selected .
sity, Calif, and a Harvard Uni- Barren Ground caribou , » many local! -. pe two honorable mentions. Win-
: . : , ee gar oes support given by many 40CA) trom the next grade’s best, to) nj key radi £7 ee
versity physicist, Dr. Edward Her adventures also concern-/| firms in advertisements. There! reinforce the quality of the en- So er oe a thes ae
Mills Purcell, 40. who helped de- ed t .

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: ~ ' ae try. This will enable teachers of
velop radar during the Second people of the North, im particu- of entries, test pieces, awards,/tvc consecutive grades to com- French language anne
World War la ic Grey, the trapper with » ia ian jure and there } took four firsts and four honor
Bach of the prizes carric » 2 toughness and force of char- ee ae a \ ea bine forces, and while it may' apie mentions.
tash award of 171 1M Swedish acter unlike any she had known — — s . wae aa ie a call have the effect of reducing the Thom Benson, CBC Special
preties . (inh on7). Bloch and before. wh fuiamh mene ts and drama. There 15 also a 1 rumber of entries, it should im-! gyents commentator and former =
Pureell will share the physics be involved with her own nic order’ torm _|prove the quality. | Winnipeg announcer, took not- .
ati weal Po ee apenas The syllabus com;‘ises 105) 14 is not yet known who will| able honors with an extraordin-
"thon ah Purcell developed THE SUN HORSE classes in gre 16 os oe adjucicate drama in the 1953 | ary commendation for his Power
: siactieadi Seiad ced Clark «| and two in dancing. Except for. 4... of the Atom which won the Pub-
their methid of measuring the by Catherine Anthony Ctask the addition of a Chopin section . ~_ but music classes we | ite Affairs-Net Payor Sorat sy
magnetic Heids in atomic nuciel (avanee |G ae We. en and one on Russian composers ™ adjudicated by Mary Wood, | an honorable mention for Songs
Independenily of each other Sargent Memorial Library) in music, there are compara LRSM, of Victoria, B.C. Flt |
The technique enabled atomic Here again is the fascinating| tively few changes in ‘the 1953 cena | i
SINCLAIR acientists io ivecrease a thou mixture of adventure, fantasy j .
aaa sand-fold the precision of and Indian folk-lore that de : Wihisien ’s roup ;
measurements of fundamental }i¢ many readers of the au- _— oot Ig ts—| :
eprint gy te cer tak"taecoles| BBC Comtro it Bg :
structure of atomic nuciel Pine Cone.” ; ectde Jangue :
In 1 new story two 11 * : i : ‘ oe 2
year seart ar ait iy Of IV Urged (By LELIAN MILLER) The Women's Co-ordinating | y
- _———- FANCY FOWL ne with relatives in the Koot Little Theatre is moving ahead | peg meeting ee ors ee
ST. P ' " sin B.C nd Giselle, th B Ch A rapidly with the production of| ¢ay afternoon in the Civic en)
’ PAUL'S PAIGNTON, England 0 Wi: le aioe ail a eee urchman “Ask Me No Questions,” Against) tre. Mrs. Norton Youngs was in|
HERAN CHURCH . 78-year-old Devon- French-Canadian girl he meets s e No Questions.” Against) 4 i}
Wilkinson 4 9 aed a eet out for Forgetfull! york England (AP) ‘The & background of basketball prac-)the chair. A report on the suc- al
ha McBride St. shire poultry ANAS : aa | Valles ysterious place from! archbishop of York, the Charch tise ang badminton shuttles, re-| cessful tea was read, and plans *
Pastor have a secret method of breed= nee ay pr returns. They fE vgland’s second-higtrest of- hearsals go on twice a week,| were made for the Over 70 ban- ef
| * 7 , YT . lg to ¥ OGY eve returihy o engiana'’s § mna-Migntes ’ : ’ ;: .
By Faith cote _ Soeksl” sineubet i Giselle’s fathcr/ficial. urges continued govern- surrounded by an air of mystery. | — “ fd — on 18 in the VANCOLIVER STORE E
int Worship with os, poultry with red heads, white » went looking for the mag-/| ment control over both television . te . United Church Haul. e
WADAY SERVICES bodies and tall feathers of blue! nificent Sun Horse and radio The make-up division is pian eee your convenience
{BEF 4 : rhe exciting adventures “Rew hose » have ex- Ning rehearsals, for Beth Hill,
hg and white i ’ Few of those who have ‘ y
m Service 11 alm canunenciiatialen on “ithe strange people they meet,’ perienced in America commer- make-up director, says nse e the
Jesu ‘ . he dir und animals, the cialized broadcasting or televis- the only way to ensure perfec eee
First Presbyterian Church Flame-lighter Woman and the jon would wish to see this system production « by a
™ pm . — ae Rat—will thrill every boy and reproduced in England” Dr. Ctl? Soke t See sete i
cha : ' girl Garbett told the York diocesan: “General rehearsal nights are
THE SUN HORSE is illustrat-| conference. “The greatest hope Tuesdays and Fridays. The three fe
1S pam ed by Clare Bice, a distinguished of avoiding the misuse of tele- acts of the play are being re-
say Canadian artist whose home is vision,” he said, “Is to allow it pearsed separately for the con-
— London, Ont to continue as at present a NA- \enience of small part actors. |
: i tional service under the control ean. |
\ United Ch h of the BBC.” Little Theatre deeply regrets
urc ; Parliament recently voted the to say “Good Bye” to Jean Mc-
= Ave Wo and Musgrave || Reception BBC a new 10-year lease Over Leod, who is returnng to her,
| ° radio and TV in Britain. But nome in Vancouver. i
a i F A left the door open to future Jean has been dieticlan at the) : tl
; ervices | or rtists | commercial programs by private prince Rupert General Hospital | IS THE GATEWAY | Counl
“Morning Worsnht ‘ae? Operators when broadcasting fa- cinee september, 1951. Her out-|§) TO NEW BUSINESS | om
Bibi ception in the ladies’| 7 ee ‘ Pp : ca F: ing Soon
oak ration |lomee of the Civic Centre is|“ilities are available. == aide activities have included) || |) AT EATON‘S PRINCE RUPERT ORDER OFFICE
t rt Mot We extend a cordial invi atic a a, te Atadien  Siiaala: eal The archbishop said * it woul work with the women’s naval| C il 234 ;
e ie a 7 ear iary for the artists appear- ve Pe = — —_ cue al reserve, and Little Theatre. a Your chance to choose your furs from Fall, 1952
oy | . bes Daenarn at the Wednesdae clint cane (one ee eee ee eee iis! st season Jean, as president, : : ‘ *
: : Wiens  |Minister: Rev. E. A. Wright, DD. ing at the Wednesday night con for good. Like almost every other | i en ay aie eel we'll glady help you pee vem styles . . . at Vancouver store prices . . . with He
ee ts: cert aw inventi rings with it} * : a rinting and assist yc : ;
All The Saints Organiats: Mra. a. é ae All those interested in meeting Sonus Ganeuee” oo jwith her determination and en-| i Pp ae as. : the help ol te experienced representative from
WORSHIP | and John Currie the artist may obtain their in-| He said TV viewing “may oc-|thusiasm, This year she is hon-|]} ‘
BAY "ra Fi NOVEMBER 9, 1952 yitation by contacting the Civic om on tao much time” andjorary pest president and has|{! - ae EATON’S Vancouver Fur Department.
be ina aa Morning Worship 11 o'clock. Centre office. —— _— | that there is “a danger that tele- | been very active in the new = Dibb Printing Co ; : so
ha Older Speaker—-Major W. C. Poulton Soroptimist Club will be us hers | vision may become a substitute | Everyone will miss her — | vin q HY . ¥ ;
| Conrad United | Sanday School 12:15. and serve tea for intelligent thought and read- | Voyage, Jean. : ee Watch for it
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