MUSIC,
DRAMA
FESTIVAL-
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Pritice
Rupert
Duily
News
.Thursday,
March
29,
1951
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With
more
entries
than
it
seems
possible
to
handle
in
three
days
plans
for
this
year's
Prince
Kupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival
May
2,
3
and
1
were
discussed
at
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
I
Q.
What
is
the
correct
way
of
I
introdflcing
a
man
to
a
woman?
I
A.
The
man
is
invariably
presented
to
the
woman.
The
only
exceptions
are
when
a
woman
'is
introduced
to
the
Governor;
!
General,
to
a
cardinal,
or
loj
a
reigning
sovereign.
i
Q.
Whom
does
the
bridegroom
'
,
name
as
the
best
man?
A.
The
brother
of
the
groom,
the
brother
of
the
bride,
or
the
groom's
best
friend.
!
Q.
How
long
should
a
hostess,
wait
for
a
guest
who
is
late
for,
'
dinner?
i
I
A.
Not
more
than
fifteen
night.
'
LIGHT
UP
One
play
from
the
Terrace
Civic
Cente
Drama
Club.
HOTEL
FRASER
HOU
VALUABLE
isi
YOUTH'S
DRAPE
PANTS
All
These
Features:
Wide
Kee
Narrow
Cuff
Tab
Belt
Loop
Smooth
Gab
1
Self
Match
Belt
AM
sizes
for
Teen
Aues
and
Youths.
The
olors
are
"in
the
groove"
and
the
style
is
"extra
keen."
.
.
.
Hurry
down
and
"Ret
in
the
swim."
NEW
YORK
A
hand
carved
Thunderbi.d
totem
pole,
mad?
by
Ellen
Neel
of
Vancouver
and
which
has
been
on
display
hi
various
parts
of
the
United
States
for
the
past
two
months,
wilt
be
presented
to
Robert
Q.
Lewis,
celebrated
radio
and
television
star,
during
a
show
tonight.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
is
putting
on
the
show,
actins
in
b?half
of
the
Vancouver
Tourist
Association.
Lew,
who
Is
one
of
the
outstanding
television
sta'S
in
the
United
f
tales,
is
an
en'.huiaslu-co'lect.-r
of
totem
poles
and
his
-r'l-?U.-.n
r-w
numbers
nwe
than
two
d:r,cn
small
models,
"ut
th-
toTm
P"'c
fnsh'ionnd
by
Mrs.
Neel
s
hands
in
two
week.s
of
work
will
h-
R;b"rt
Q.'s
"most
choice
possession.".
When
I
ew.
hod
a
pivvit
w
of
I
he
Vanrouver
XTP-icf
Aoe-'ation's
Dresnt,
h"
enthusi.istk'Tilv
exclaimed
"this
is
slmrlv
innd
and
out
of
this
mrH
-nd
I
wiil
prize
it
must
highly."'
The
presentation
will
b"
rvrn'e
ps
th"
ovnnin".
jmAiief-e
of
I.ewW
TV
Show
over
ihe
vid"o
n?twirl;
cf
the
Cclumljia
Brondcasiina
System.
Lewis,
who
is
no
repeat,
no
cc.auiuu.1
extrovert
but
a
.sot.
.
spuken,
studious
young
man
whol
.wears
heavy
shelled
glasses
and
i
talks
like
a
college
professor
wl'.i
;
"We
have
enqugh
entries
for
two
festivals
one
of
music
and
one
of
drama,"
said
R.
O.
Moore,
program
chairman,
who
reported
a
total
of
171
entries
over
last
year's
108.
Entries
closed
officially
March
15,
after
an
extension
of
two
weeks.
Mr.
Moore
said
that
adjudication
would
have
to
be
held
morning,
afternoon
and
night,
with
entries
probably
being
run
off
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
Capitol
Theatre
simultaneously.
OI
HCIAL
OPENING
The
executive
decided
that
the
official
opening
should
be
conducted
by
Inspector
of
SlhooIs
G.
Graham
on
the
first
evening
of
the
festival
with
introductions
for
each
opening
session.
Since
a
special
meeting
will
be
held
April
2
to
draft
the
final
program,
the
executive
hopes
to
Two
plays
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre.
One
play
from
the
3rd
Company
Girl
Guides.
One
play
from
the
1st
Co.
Girl
Guides,
Jr.
One
play
from
the
Business
and
Professional
Women
(Adult).
Instrumental
Groups
and
Miscellaneous,
11
groups,
including
the
Aiyan.sh
Silver
Harmonica
Band,
Nass
River.
King
Edward
and
Conrad
Street
school's
pre-band
instrumental
groups,
flutophones.
Individual
entries
for
the
pipe
organ.
Ernest
Morven,
Aiyansh,
coronet
solo.
Clarinet,
viola,
cello,
vlolla
cello
entries
from
Ketchikan.
Fifty-eight
groups
of
vocal
solos
and
duets,
four
from
New
Hazelton,
others
from
Terrace
and
district
points,
but
mostly
nas
raaa:
a
clinical
study
o!
j
laughter,
says
that
if
he
and
j
Arthur
Godfrey,
another
CES
TV
'
star,
can
make
a
"deal"
so
Go:!-
Looks
for
Big
Salmon
Season
Norman
Nelson
of
the
Nelson
Brothers
Fisheries
Ltd.,
is
making
a
northern
tour
of
canneries
and
is
'conferring
today
with
Harry
Robins,
local
manager
at
Port
Edward.
"An
ordinary
season
is
expected
this
year,
with
the
canneries
being
as
busy
as
usual,"
said
Mr.
Nelson,
who
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
Sockeye
salmon
will
be
brought
from
the
Namu
sector
Nauru
Island
in
ti!
SJ
cific,
thjci6ji.
only
tjt.
square,
is
one
ot
&
chief
producers
of
phos,,
BIG
AREA
Tiie
section
of
Labr,
ministered
by
New!ouK:
an
area
of
about
lio.o
miles.
to
the
local
cannery
Ti
is
expected
to
start
in-part
of
July,
he
said.
Good
seining
is
repo-Sooke.
S
:
After
his
stay
here,
S1
will
visit
the
Islands.'
irey
win
sud
lor
lwis
in
ex-i
change
for
Lewis
subbing
for
Godf-ey,
"I'm
going
to
Vancon-
j
jver
on
my
summer
vacation
ai
d;
I
see
what
Mrs.
Neel
and
the
Van-
j
'couver
Tourist
Association
csui;
ido
in
the
way
of
adding
to
my
j
nave
all
names
and
Information
i
totem
pole
collection."
in
from
contestants
by
that
time.
All
groups
will
be
sent
a
BOYS'
and
YOUTHS'
SPORT
JACKETS
A
comnlcte
stark
for
all
size
boys
and
youths.
In
the
pa;
t
the
in-between
s':ze
boys
have
bevm
haul
to
fit,
Not
this
year.
We've
tone
all
out.
to
lit
every
ace
anH
size
hov.
Cj
circle
from
the
city.
Twenty-lour
groups
in
Junior
Choral
Classes
from
King
Edward,
Borden,
Conrad,
Booth-Memorial,
Announciation,
New
Hazelton
and
Rural
elementary
schools.
Entry
from
St.
Andrews
Jr.
llUICi
CJ....
program
with
a
summary
being
printed
for
public
advertisement,
I
it
was
decided.
Appointed
to
assist
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
reception
chairman,
was
Mrs.
L.
P.
Charbonneau,
who
'
acted
as
secretary
in
Miss
Yvonne
Larson's
absence.
With
refreshments
donated,
a
reception
will
be
held
after
the
festival.
A
directors
and
executive
meeting
with
the
adjudicators
wiil
also
be
held.
Plans
for
billeting
under
committee
chairman,
Mrs.
C.
P.
Bal-agno,
will
be
made
for
the
school
entrants.
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
217
Sixth
Srreet
.
.
.
Just
Around
the
Corner
BiranamsHCEannnrifc!
Choir.
Three
groups
in
the
adult
choral
classes.
Rotary
Mixed
chorus.
St.
Peter's
Church
Choir,
from
Aiyansh.
Ladies'
trio
of
Nan
Crawley,
Yvonne
Larson
and
,
Vera
Roberts.
xaauaiiuHaiiiiaBUBEBE
'
A
SPADE
YOUR
OWN
GARDEN
THE
MUSCLE-SAVING
WAY
If
you
want
your
garden
plot
1
running
the
shortest
dimension
to
be
well
prepared,
spade
it
of
the
garden.
At
one
end
dig
a
yourself.
Weeks
may
slip
by
,
d'tch.
say
one
foot
wide
and
the
waiting
for
a-
man
to
do
a
job
depth
of
the
spade,
removing
all
which,
by
the
-proper
apiodth,
r-it
from
it.
Pile
this
soil
neai
can
be
reduced
to
enjoyable
and
th?
opposite
end
of
the
strip,
beneficial
exercise.
j
Now
begin
to
spade
with
the
The
secret
is
to
take
it
easy,
o'ade
not
parallel
to
the
trench,
Spadir.-;
is
not
hard
work
if
done
b"t-
a
right
angles
to
it.
This
a
little
at
a
time.
A
space
30:50
enables
you
to
lift
the
soil
more
fppt
rvm
he
sn.Trieri
in
ieisn:elv
easily,
and
deposit
it
in
the
hoteS
arrivals
With
the
transfer
from
the!
city
of
Armine
Boas,
a
business'
CAUSTfC
manger
and
assistant
are
to
be
,
LONDON
(CP-
'2M21D
4
JURIST
Sitid
a
judge
-u
"The
jut'y
sys
appointed
to
the
executive,
Mrs.
!
the
Old
Bailey:
(Prince
Kupert)
Miles
Green,
William
Thompson,
A.
M.
Warren,
John
Fraser,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bennett,
W.
E.
Armstrong,
p.
Davis,
M.
Marlatt,
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
50c
each
WRATHALL'S
Plinto
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
tem
is
perhaps
the
most
valuable
protection
left
in
this
coun
way
in
'oight
hours.
One
hour
a
day
for
eight
days,
and
the
job
try
for
the
freedom
of
the
indi
is
done.
The
Best
of
British
vidual
or
such
freedom
as
is
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
T.
Hamilton,
N.
now
left
to
us."
Nelson
and
B.
McCausland,
Van
couver;
J.
F.
Edens,
Victoria.
h.
W.
Becker,
president,
said.
Definite
understanding
aoout
extra
copies
of
selections
for
the
adjudicators
was
requested
by
bitter
Mary
Lawrence.
To
avoid
tne
extra
cost
of
duplicate
copies
and
royalties,
it
was
suggested
by
Mr.
Moore
that
a
suasidy
be
given
applica-cants
in
the
future
by
the
Fes
But
first,
be
sure
the
soil
is
in
'
condition
to
spade.
Never
work
j
11
wlrch
is
too
wet;
and
if
ihe
soil
is
heavy,
don't
wait
until
it
.KEMGLO
smooth
.
trench.
The
spadj
should
be
driven
down,
not
on
a
slant,
but
perpendicularly
to
its
full
depth
fake
a
small
slice
of
the
soil
so
your
back
is
not
strained.
Lift
it
u;.
turn
the
spade
ever,
so
that
the
top
soil
falls
underneath
and
bottom
soil
on
top.
In
filling
the
lint
Uvneh,
you
have
opened
a
second.
If
you
wish
to
:
-pacta
unc';".-manure,
spread
it
evenly
oyer
.
the
area,
except
for
the
ton
of
your
initial
trench.
Wiien
Wi'.s
first,
trench
has
btJn
dug.
clean
the
maniue
from
the
too
of
the
next
trench
and
throw
it
into
the
bottom
of
the
first;
then
proceed
with
your
spading,
piling
tae
sell
on
t?o
of
the
manure.
When
you
have
finished
your
day's
quota,
you
will
have
an
empty
trench,
which
should
be
filled
with
the
soil
you
removed
from
the
initial
trench.
Its
plastic-lite
surface
is
so
6eautYut-
so
savblabh!
PORTRAITS
Films
IV-veloivd
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
riIAMl.ER'S
STt'IllO
216
-
4Ui
Street
Box
(Hi
Phone
Green
33!)
Prince
Kiipcrl
'la-'
become
too
dry.
There
is
a
point
between
extremes
when
.yen
heavy
clay
can
easily
b?
.if
ted,
and
will
crumble
under
a
b'"w
from
the
spa.J.
You
can
tell
this
point
by
using
the
"maa
pie"
test.
Mould
a
ball
ol
e-iith
in
your
hand,
and
pat
it
!
r
make
a
mud
pic.
If
the
pie
holt's
lo";eih'r,
the
soil
is
too
wet
to
spade.
If
it
(rumbles,
then
you
can
go
ah
'ari.
Systematic
spading
makes
the
job
easier,
and
more
complete.
Here
is
one
way
to
do
it:
Get
a
definite
task
for
vour
first
dr.y's
work,
say
a
strio
six
ic.-i
wide,
rash
it
with
ordinary
goap
and
water
bi
oft-
tival
committee
to
defray
this
added
expense
to
those
entering
uiu
no
uec;sion
was
reached.
It
was
pointed
out
by
Henry
Pluym
that
the
Western
Musi;
Co.
will
tie
providing
tne
adjudicator's
copies
for
all
test
pieces.
But
copies
of
individual
selections
would
nave
to
be
provided
by
tne
applicant.
"This
is
necessary
so
the
adjudicator
can
have
a
basts
lor
adjudicatio
n,"
Mrs.
Becker
pointed
out.
'ino.se
attending
the
meeting
rfrfftj-
iisv
Oh
M&fc
MMC
ug
you
like
you
cannot
mar
lovely
KrinGl
tough,
Dcrubbable
surface.
Grease
anil
stains
ij
away
with
a
damp
cloth.
FOR
A
LASTING
SHINE
And
you'll
be
delighted
how
smoollily
)f
ii
were:
Mrs.
L.
P.
Carbonneau,
t
Xii's.
E.
VV.
Kecter,
Mrs.
u.
A.
I
Hill,
Ucv.
Basil
s.
irockter.
Miss
!
Elizabeth
Holmes,
Rudolph
Oi-!
ctn,
K.
G.
ivioore,
Mr.s.
A.
E.
!
Anlicld,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
Hen-
I
ry
Piuyn,
Sister
Mary
Lawrencv,
i
iv.r.3.
C.
P.
Balagno
and
Stsier
SAFE
BUYS
cattily
you
can
flow
on
Kcm-Glo
with
lmwi
'
Roller-Koatcr.
No
hnmh
marks,
no
"laps
,
i
slreuks.
No
mixing
or
miissiii;;
you
just
and
alurt
painting.
Tfie
Miracle
lustre
Finish
...foohand
'hashes
th
tjsM
enameon
(oarnewneratl
mad
by
lh
moktri
of
famevt
KtM
lONE
1950
1950
Mono'ch
.Sport
Sedan
Ford
Cusro-n
Fo-do-
Chcvrolct
Sedan
Superior.
M'MEKOIS
ENTRIES
Entries
consist
of:
Pianoforte,
solo,
56
groups.
Violin,
12
groups,
wiln
.wo
1950
Hoilini
waler
will
I""11
K.""J
KITCHEN
1
I.
.rra-f.
nil
""
Al
Condition
immaculate
tlirouchdiit
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
Va-ton
from
Ketchikan.
.
Elocution,
21
entries,
from!
local
schools.
Dancing.
!
;ir
local
entries
and
Highland
Fling
dancing
from
j
New
Hazelton.
1
I
Drama,
13
groups.
I
Two
plays
from
Booth
Memor-1
l-al
Hign
School
Sr.
Drama
Club.!
Pick-up
Don't
worry
al.oul
n
i".
"
"I""
Ihr
hU..t
h..wrr.
Ynr
'M
realk
prolrrtrrl
hy
Kem-(,l
""'
nuii
iuruuii
nurfai
e.
Kr.n.CN.'i
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Iiirtrr
finiJ"
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d.,.,rtri.il.ri.lollirr1p..1lw"rl.
Ix'st.
.
.
.
slan.U
Ni
araawnJ
cliippinn
and
sculling.
t
Bob
Parker
Ltd
VOKI1
-
MONARCH
OKAI-iUS
p.
Rnticrt
R
r-
'Iwo
piajs
from
King
Eciwa-d
School.
i
iwo
plays
from
Booth
Memorial
High-
School
Jr.
Drama
Club.
I
One
play
from
the
New
Hazel-ton
Drama
Club.
AV
11
BEAUTIFUL
COIORS
.
.
.
Ificludme
"Jloy
Wfcllt"
p'ul
5
trim
and
n(
colort.
r
-ii
KEM-GIO
COSTS
LESS
TO
USE!
Unlike
ordinary
entunt'ln,
one
coat
of
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