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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
5.
1951
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on
every
Spring,
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fashion
-conscious
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Canadians
fy
shop
from
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3
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(Ovcning
IQdtal
an
A
sequence
of
dancing
provided
an
acceptable
opening
for
yesterday
afternoon's
session
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
at
the
Civic
Centre.
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
occupied
the
chair,
the
program
also
including
two
dramatic
offerings,
a
comedy
"Not
on
the
Menu"
by
First
Prince
Rupert
Company
of
Girl
Guides,
and
an
historical
comedy,
"Most
zestful
singing
ln
the
whole
festival"
was
the
way
Adjudicator
Burton
Kurth
paid
tribute
at
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
to
a
small
town
sahool
choir
which
journeyed
two
hundred
miles
to
participate.
It
was
the
5-member
group
which
Mrs.
Parker
brought
here
from
New
oriilNU
and
DUMMEEi
'
CATALOGUE
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Variety
in
repertoire
and
lovely
artistic
per-inances
icatured
Friday
evening's
program
of
th-3
-icanil
Drama
Festival.
A
large
and
appreciative
lieiice
was
treated
to
vocal
numbers
by
soloists,
a
:htfu!
trio,
and
two
very
fine
choirs.
They
wit-swl
an
excellent
performance
of
a
demanding
and
jr
d!;iv
by
a
group
ol
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"The
Day
is
Bright"
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Four
hundred
attended.
Mr.
Hurst,
in
opening,
reiterated
toinpiinieiHs
which
had
been
made
earlier
in
the
day
at
the
presence
of
an
enterprising
group
from
New
Hazelton
for
the
i-'
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I,
wn
-hoi
p!';"-
Aa
tIllered
ln
lhp
clttn
fur
a(Iult
2)rana
and
Cliarticter
It
is
an
excellent
thing
for
such
organizations
as
Girl
Guides
to
engage
in
dramatics.
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith,
Music
and
Drama
Festival
adjudicator,
said
yesterday
after
hearing
First
Prince
Rupert
Guide
Company
present
the
comedy
"Not
on
the
Menu."
Such
activity
is
of
great
value
in
character
building.
The
adjudicator
liked
the
natural
approach
of
the
actors
in
their
"simpie,
uncomplicated
and
altogether
delightful"
presentation.
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
directed
with
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnjld
as
stage
manager.
Cast
included
Nancy
Lund,
Ai-field
Hardin,
Suzanne
Herein,
Kathie
Finlayson,
Molly
Simmons,
Elizabeth
Jones,
Pat
Faulkner,
Julie
Prockter.
Mrs.
Smith
was
pleased
with
the
historical
comedy,
"The
Day
is
Bright,"
presented
by
Boolh
Memorial
High
School
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Lepine
and
Jonna
Olstn.
"An
excellent
play
and
story
with
the
cast
entering
tremendously
into
the
spirit,"
she
observed.
Cast:
Jessie
ButK-r,
Howard
Johansen.
Robert
Jensen,
James
Currie,
Lorraine
Quast.
Terry
Daniels,
Arlene
Mosley,
Ken
Mc-Kinnon,
David
Owens.
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their
singing
of
"Dear
Lord
and
Father
of
Mankind"
and
"Gloria."
In
awarding
this
choir
marks
of
86
and
87
Mr.
Kurth
remarked
that
their
words
were
always
excellent.
Their
first
number
was
presented
in
a
very
devotional
style
in
and
their
second
number
there
were
some
lovely
quiet
passages.
They
proved
themselves
to
be
always
alive
to
tonal
qualities.
This
choir
was
accompanied
by
violins
as
well
as
by
the
piano
and
the
strings
blended
very
well
with
the
singing.
ln
commenting
on
the
singing
f
the
Rotary
Mixed
Churns
directed
by
C.
P.
Bal-asno,
Hit!
adjudicator
said
that
Prince
Rupert
should
be
very
proud
of
this
choir.
Their
numbers,
"Gloria"
and
"Can't
You
Hear
Me
Moaning,
Lord?"
were
not
offered
for
competition.
This
well-balanced
choir
achieved
rich,
vigorous
tone
and
effective
tonal
contrast.
Henry
Pluym
ably
accompan-panled
all
the
vocal
and
choral
selections.
GOOD
PI.AV
In
adjudicating
the
play,
"The
Monkey's
Paw,"
presented
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith
considered
that
these
young
people
had
made
an
extremely
competent
job
of
a
very
demanding
play.
The
setting
and
properties
we.e
good
and
created
the
proper
atmosphere.
The
make-up
wm
well-attended-to.
The
part
of
Mr.
White
was
played
by
Stanley
Kaardal
who
gave
a
sood
characted
study.
Elt
abcth
Martin
fitted
herself
well
into
the
role
of
Mrs.
White.
Continued
on
page
6)
For
Action
Advertise!
jdition
g
band
numbers
.
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by
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vocal
soloULs.
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LASSIt
AL
sh
Harmonic
Silver
Band,
i
wmmenting
on
his
own
ad-
I
lnpz
Amadlo
was
awarded
.jtions
Burton
Kurth
re-
i
marks
of
85
and
84
for
her
sing-ed
thai
lie
is
"a
notoriously
lnB
of
"ll
Segreto
Per
Essere
'irdlv
marker."
Following
Fi-licl"
and
"Ave
Maria."
In
her
recommendations
of
th3
Pp".'itlc
offering
her
flexible
h
Federation
of
Festival;,
handling
of
the
rapid
notes
and
raids
a
mark
of
85
for
:
her
fine
articulation
made
this
sood
performance,
a
mark
a
very
god
Performance
of
the
35
is
verv
high,
and
90
ls
a
arla-
Sne
sang
the
"Ave
Maria"
.;
of
professional
or
genius
expressively
and
reverently,
1
Joan
Woodcock
v
showed
hcr-
!
Festival.
New
Hazelton
present-
ed
a
group
dancing
party
to
win
j
praise
from
the
adjudicator,
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith,
for
the
manner
in
which
they
danced
together.
I
In
the
solo
dancing,
Miss
Eliza-I
beth
Pierce
was
awarded
8G
points
for
her
Dutch
dance,
Deanna
Petersen
obtaining
85
points
for
her
waltz
clog
and
1
Sharorf
Skinner
80
for
her
tap.
Hazclton
that
won
this
high
praise.
It
was
a
charming
little
choir,
Mr.
Kurth
commented,
and
it
was
wonderful
to
know
that
'a
small
rural
community
had
such
interest.
Their
presence
was
a
boon
to
the
festival.
Junior
choirs
occupied
a
good
part
of
the
time
at
yesterday
morning's
session
at
th-a
Civic
Centre
with
500
in
the
audience.
All
three
city
public
schools
Borden
Street,
King
Edward
and
Conrad
Street
participated.
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
won
especial
praise
from
the
adjudicator
wlv.-n
Grade
Fivers
sang
the
test
piece,
"The
Caravan"
and
"Where
the
Bee
Sucks."
Another
Borden
Street
junior
ohxir
was
complimented
for
Its
successful
handling
of
a
difficult
French
folk
song.
The
eagerness
and
zest
of
a
fine
large
girls'
choir
from
Booth
Memorial
School,
under
direction
of
F.
Huber,
won
the
approval
of
the
adjudicator
who
noted
that
they
were
quite
obviously
enjoying
themselves
and
having
a
good
time.
They'
sang
the
popular
"Ash
Grove."
One
of
Joe
Goscoe's
two
Grade
6
choir
entries
from
King
Edward
School
was
the
winner
in
Grade
6
class
in.
which
two
entries
came
from
that
scr.ool
with
one
ine
New
Hazelton
group
was
awarded
85
points.
v-Where
Styles
and
Prices
are
always
Right
for
family
and
home-
"IT
PAYS
TO
SHOP
AT
EATON'S
'
from
Borden
Street.
During
the
Junior
Choir
se.
Hi.
i
awardiiiK
marks
of
86
and
self
to
be
a
very
musical
singer
the
charming
trio
com-
with
a
lovelv
quality
of
voice.
of
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
Miss
She
sang
"He
Shall
Feed
His
..irsei)
and
Mrs.
V.
Roberts,
Flock"
and
"One
Love
Forever."
Kurth
commented
on
the
Two
solos
presented
by
Row-natched
'
voices
of
the
sine,-
land
Miles
were
much
enjoyed.
In
their
first
number,
"O,
They
were
"Erl
Tu
Che
Mac-.
Thee
My
Baby,"
their
,
chiavi"
(Verdi)
and
"Silent
,
were
very
.clear
despite
,
Nccn."
The
second
number
in
siiiRina
and
they
gave
a
;
particular
was
marked
bv
ex-
slon,
Mr.
Kurth
took
occasion
to
observe
that
a
prime
object
of
a
festival
was
to
raise
the
standard
of
music
in
a
community.
Preparations
should
be
in
detail
and
with
great
care.
A
word
was
directed
to
conductors.
Thev
T.
EATON
C
WESTERN
'LIMITED
r
rendition
with
many
ex-
pressive
touches
and
quiet
emo-,ve
shadings.
In
their
sec-
,
tional
sincerity,
number
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Lea,"
thoy
,
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AIDS
LEPERS
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have
more
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15,000
lepers
who
are
being
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Egypt
under
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Health
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phrasing
and
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p,,,....
rw.,.
should
be
objective
in
their
at-!
titude.
He
should
let
someone
;
else
conduct
his
choir
once
in
a
j
while,
go
to
the
back
of
the
room,
I
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ACCOUNTANT,
incom,.
Tax
specialist.
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Fink
Stone
Building
Red
593.
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Cranes;
Draslines:
Adams
Koad
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Top
Road
Maintenance
Eciuioment;
Owen
Clam.sliell
Buckets
and
Kock
Grapples;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks;
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps;
"National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Four-room
wartlmo
"aKerv
Ltd.
ion
643
for
orders.
(tf
house.
Good
condition.
Artifi
cial
fireplace,
electric
fire,
i
timwa
mn
hud
d
Furnished
or
unfurnished!
lv
eradicated
with
Snea-Pelo
Owner
leaving
city.
Reason-
j
able
price
for
rash.
Phone
Blue
105
or
call
at
133
9th
West
any
time.
(tf-nc)
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FOR
SALE
New
ana
used
furniture,
hardware,
end
tables.
The
most
remarkbale
discovery
of
the
age.
Saca-Pelo
Is
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
drugs
or
chemicals.
LorBeer
Lab.
679
Granville.
Vancouver,
BC.
(H
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oi
drawers,
ceds
com-nlele.
bedroom
suites,
small
size
carpets,
field
elasses,
used
jogging
doois.
sewine
ma
FOR
SALE
Lovelv
home
in
Section
Two
Immediate
occupancy.
Terms.
Duplex
Centrally
located,
fully
modern,
excellent
BOARD
AND
ROOM
FOR
RENT
.Room
and
board
for
two
working
men
in
private
home.
Phone
Red
140
or
call
1333
6th
East.
106c)
HELP
WANTED
chines,
radios
and
bicycles,
also
other
useful
household
articles
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf-c)
FOR
SALE
Gillnetter
"Alpha"
with
used
sockeve
net.
one
fall
net.
one
set
of
lines,
trolling
pitrdies,
poles
and
leads.
Blue
021.
J
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09p
)
FOR
SALE
Tennis
raquet
and
baseball
glove,
boih
in
perfect
house
Good
Four-bedroom
location.
Eight-room
house
Ideal
for
rooming
house.
Provides
an
income
and
a
home.
Furnished.
Immediate
occupancy.
$2000.00
down,
balance
on
convenient
terms.
For
further
information
and
inspection
call
57
G.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
.
Besner
Block
(106c)
coiidiuon.
Apply
318
7th
Ave.
East.
l?:lit
It
f,1nt
FOR
SALE
Pot
kitchen
ranee.
613
3rd
Ave.
oil
burner
What
offer?
(106c)
WANTED
Four
men
for
specially
selling.
Unlimited
territory.
Earnings
between
$800
and
$1
000
Der
month
Write
W.
Marliimk
at
Gen.
Delivery.
Personal
Interview
at
221
First
St.
(H8P
WANTED
Youth.
16
to
20
vears
of
age.
to
learn
hardware
business.
Must
be
neat
and
energetic.
Permanent
job
to
satisfactory
annlicant.
Aoplv
in
person
to
Kaien
Co-op
Hard-jvare
Store.
(tf)
WANTED
Two
eirls
one
.silk
finisher,
one
spotter.
Experience
not
necessary.
Anplv
Pioneer
Canadian
Dry
Cleaners.
tlOSc)
WANTED
One
sheet
metal
worker
and
one
welder
or
nnrt-time
welder.
Amily
Thorn
Sheep
Metal.
Black
884.
(106ci
FOR
SALE
Six-room
house,
partly
furnished,
with
bathroom,
artificial
fireplace,
cement
basement
and
hot
air
funarce.
One
room
and
bathroom
in
basement.
On
two
lots
fully
fenced.
All
in
excellent
condition.
915
8th
Ave.
East,
off
Alfred
St.
Call
nnv
time.
(107p)
FOR
SALE-24-ft.
troller
with
gurdies.
-Lone
Star"
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
Bargain.
Black
285.
UlOci
FOR
SALE
New
Hampshire
oullcU.
.six
weeks
old
!
3.:
two
months
old.
$1.(;5.
Lea
Poult
rv
Farm.
Box
422.
Kit-wanga.
B.C.
UOtip'
FOR
SALE
One
walnut
veneer
bedroom
uite
comnlete.
Phone
Red
399
after
6
p.m.
(106pl
FOR
SALE-
Beatty
washing
ma-otiine.
$39.50
Violin
and
case.
$20.
Phone
Black
712.
U06p
FOR
SALE
Five-room
house.
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Call
404
8th
West
after
5
p.m.
(lOOp)
BUSINESS
OPPORTl'NITIF.S
FOR
SALE
Five
roomed
dwell
ing
on
Rherbrooke
Ave.,
with
cement
foundation.
Full
price
S3
?00.
Terms
if
reauired.
R.
E.
MORTIMER.
353
3rd
Ave.
Real
Estate
and
Insurance.
(lllc)
FOR
SALE
Attractive
cafe
ne-v
'
fixtures
and
fuilv
eouipned.
Including
14
cu.
ft.
Frigiduir
and
Wurlitzer;
6
booths
and
9
seats
A
,real
buy.
AppW
po
Box
1593.
(lllc)
FOR
SALE
Fawcett
Torrid
oi!
slove.
Coleman
oil
heater,
i
Duncan
Phvl'e
rriahoganyl
table.
Phone
Black
728
after!
6.
U07p)