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In
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Daily
News.
An
audience
of
650
was
In
spired
to
warm
applause
by
the
varied
'
presentations
at
the
King
Edward
elementary
school
Christmas
concert
In
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Monday
night
when
230
pupils
of
the
school
took
part
in
recitations,
musical
numlbers
and
plays
which
showed
clear
indication
of
considerable
rehearsal
and
talent.
Among
highlights
of
the
show
were
Robert
Dunn's
portrayal
of
"Scrooge"
In
Dickens's
"Christmas
Carol,"
enacted
by
Grade
Six,
and
Joyce
Pottle's
part
as
the
wife
of
Santa
Claus
in
a
Christmas
play.
Effective
costuming
of
the
Grade
One
pupils
in
the
"Toy
Shop
at
Night"
was
pleasing
to
the
audience,
as
was
"Three
Blind
Mice"
by
the
same
class.
Other
outstanding
items
were
"Little
Town
of
Bethlehem"
sung
by
Grade
Four,
the
well-design
ed
costumes
of
Grade
Five
in
"The
Star
Drill"
and
Grade
Two
in
"The
Snowman's
Christmas
party."
The
jiupSs
were
trained
and
directed
by
their
class
teachers.
Mrs.
Kullander,
Miss
Peatt,
Miss
Beale,
Miss
Maiden,
Miss
Moxley.
Mr.
Goscoe
and
Principal
R.
G.
Moore.
Miss
Moxley
was
piano
accompanist
and
trained
all
the
pupils
for
the
musical
numbers
Announcing
of
the
program
was
aWy
dene
by
Fred
Dunn.
Principal
Robert,
Moore
expressed
thanks
of
the
.school
to
the
Civic
Centre
staff
for
their
assistance
and
F.
E.
Anfleld
congratulated
the
pupils
and
teachers
for
an
excellent
concert.
The
public
address
system
wa.
handled
by
C.
H.
Insulander
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfleld
assisted
backstage.
Part
of
the
program
had
been
broadcast
over
CFPR
Mon
day
afternoon.
The
program:
"
Opening
Recitation
Frankie
Stewart.
Singing
Games
Grade
One.
"The
Toy
Shop
at
Night"
Grade
One.
"The
Minuet"
(Mozart)
Grade
Three.
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Reading,
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can
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by
the
Senior
Choir
"Rocking,"
"Three
Kings,"
"I
Heard
the
Bells
on
Christmas
Day."
"The
Snowman's
Christmas
Party"
Grade
Two.
Three
Blind
Mice"
Grade
One.
Dickens's
"Christmas
Carol"
Grad?
Six.
.
"Upside-Down
Drill"
Grade
Four.
Action
Song,
"Little
Town
of
Bethlehem"
Grade
Four.
The
Kut-Up
Kiddies
Grade
Six.
Santa
Brought
Up-to-Date"
Grade
Five.
Star
Drill"
Grade
Five.
Trio
Joyce
Pottle,
Elizabeth
Martin,
Bernice
Head
"Silent
Night,"
"White
Christmas."
Christmas
Play
Grade
Six.
Closing
Recitation
Kenneth
Taylor.
ALASKA
HOOP
SQUAD
HERE
New
Metlakatlans
to
Meet
Rainmakers
Tonight
and
Thursday
After
losing
one
"game
to
the
weatherman,
the
NewMetlakatla
basketball
squad
arrived
In
the
city
early
this
morning
bursting
with
detarminatlon
that
they
will
drop
no
games
to
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
whom
they
meet
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
tonight
and
Thursday
night.
The
Alaska
visitors
sailed
from
New
Metlakatla
yesterday,
hoping
to
play
the
first
game
of
the
scries
here
last
night
but
were
forced
to
turn
back
because
of
rough
seas.
They
tried
it
again
last
night
In
the
boat
Thco,
Capt.
Ted
Benson,
and
made
the
90-mllc
passage
In
spite
of
turbu
lent
sailing.
Original
word
that,
because
of
the
visitors'
delay,
their
seconj
game
with
the
local
players
had
been
cancelled
has
been
chang-
cd,
according
to
local
coach
Art
Murray,
and,
according
to
plans
announced
this
morning,
the
second
game
will
be
played
tomorrow
night.
The
New
Metlakatla
visitors
Include
team
manager
Tom
Atkinson
and
players
Romey
Atkinson,
Jeff
David,
Martin
Booth,
Leslie
Brandible,
Frank
Hayward,
Joe
Hayward,
Bill
Reece
and
Wilfred
Buxton.
Making
the
trip
with
the
team
were
Wilfred
Ver-ney,
Mrs.
P.
Funsclle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Baines,
Ray
Booth
and
Mis?
Jean
Booth.
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cent
of
North
American
housewives
lofer
to.
newspaper
advertising
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news
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4:45
Magic
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5:00
Ten
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5:30
Rendez-vous
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6:30
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6:45
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6:50
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7:15
CBC
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7:30
Distinguished
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8:00
The
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8:15
Vets
Become
Vets
8:20
Songs
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West
8:30
Invitation
to
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9:00
Ann
Watt
Sings
9:15
Midweek
Review
9:30
Time
for
Melody
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
B.C.
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10:15
Milton
Charles
10:30
Tommy
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Orch.
11:00
Weather
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Sign
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Musical
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8:00
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8:15
Morning
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8:30
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8:45
Little
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9:00
BBC
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9:15
Morning
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9:30
Morning
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9:59
Time
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10:00
Music
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10:15
Organ
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10:30
Roundup
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10:45
Scandinavian
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11:00
CBR
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11:15
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11:30
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you
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lines
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