'
"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Friday,
December
15,
1950
had
come
out
feeling
a
full
'
fledged
member
of
the
force..
1
With
work
on
the
railway
pro-
i
S
ARE
ESSENTIAL
.tell
how
the
'great
Indian
hunt-ifiuwl
from
page
3)
iln
.
Lceuing,
me
strength
of
the
force
"
had
been
"
increased
"""W
from
"om
i
west
of
Winning1;.
,
PtEASf!
CLIP
THIS
FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
DISTRICT
MUSIC
fiMD
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
'
"w
lu
ouu-
1
e
laborers
caused
:
..
was
InvartPd
lnvade1
h
b
f-
,
iw"
Tee
I
was
sworn
in
as
Chief
traders
with
j
ill
reeling
w;:n
the
Indians
and
;nd
Charles
Brew
water
and
permanent
I
made
the
job
of
the
force
1
ector
of
police
for
the
trading
posts.
The
Indians
dldiharder
With
the
rush
to
the
gold
ny.
Shortly
afterward
not
like
permanent
settlements
flelde
of
the
Yukon
e
fore
r
found
in
the
Fra8erjand
ferock)
w"
Blttckfnr.
ttckft
.
In-
men
to
keep
law
and
order.!
4
Brew
organised
thcjd,
Eight
officers
and
S3
men
were
the
new
colony,
later
wyW
settlers
and
but-
stationed
on
the
Chllcoot
and
le
the
B.C.
Provincial
chered
them
wholesale.
On
re-
Whitehorse
passes,
later
with'
j-ew's
recommendations
I
Port
of
an
official
assigned
by
r
headquarters
at
Dawson.
members
of
the
Irish
the
Dnmm
In
1RM
m
,.
MAY
2-3-4
1951
MAY
2-3-4
1951
lary
be
brought
over
to:look
lntn
ta.
.
,
1
leave
of
absence
to
enlist
in
the
demands
placed
on
the
"
"""
;"2nd
Canadian
UmmM
-.-
Hie
rough
miners
prov
SYLLABUS
for
service
in
the
South
African
war.
m
1903
several
posts
wwe
opened
in
the
sub-arctic.
In
umi,
lk
wila
entirely
without
law,
the
government
authorized
the
establishment
of
lible
because
of
lack
of
the
force
was
organized
One
of
the
first
duties
the
Northwest
Mounted
Police
1905
tne
Provlnces
of
Saskatche
lice
was
to
collect
reve
!
MaV
ZH.
1H7J
Man
hot,.,,,....
1A
PIANOFORTE
(Continued)
wan
and
Alberta
were
created
and
the
force
continued
to
operate
with
the
provincial
gov
H
I860
Vancouver
Is-1
crultea
ftnd
tL
cZmZi
or-i
the
mainland
were
eanized
as
a
rVQlr
,".
Class
tl
Solo
(2B)
:
Under
10
years.
ernments,
sharing
the
costs.
In
I
form
British
Columbia
Wth
the
authors
1911,
the
"Red
coated
troooers
irol
of
the
police
was
He
told
of
the
adventures
of
th
shared
ln
the
uard
of
Hon01"
ut
it
Victoria.
Augustus
F
the
cronaUon
original
troop,
on
tlwir
march
King
George
in,
who
had
organized
WeSt
to
Fort
Garry
the'r
oreani-fv-
The
force
was
"'"eased
to'
puver
Island
police,
and
Nation
there
and
final
arrival
of
1268
men
durlnB
World
War
I.
Kre
appointed
county
the
slx
troopg
at
the
Bow
,
In
1918
it
was
assigned
the
en-Igcs.
The
combined
Belly
Riveis
Ffloviiision.1
ex-
'
forrPnwrlt
OT
Dominion
law
west
ires
were
then
headed
haimted,
they
headed
south
to-
of
P01"1
Arthur
and
Fort
William
erintendent.
'ward
the
international
border
In
1932
the
marine
section
had
0
J.
H.
McMullin
was
within
easy
access
of
Fort
Ben-1
Brown
to
such
an
extent
that
it
;
commissioner.
The
pro-'son.
where
supplies
were
plentl-1
wf)S
able
to
co-oDerate
with
the
divided
into
five
dls-
ful.
iU.S.
Coast
Guard
in
an
exten-
h
an
Inspector
ln
charge
They
headed
north
again
in
I
8ive
war
against
smuggling.
He
district.
British
CoJum-
search
of
Fort
Whoop-up,
a'toucned
on
the
8t-
Roch's
trip
body
be-
notorious
place
that
lived
up
to-
through
the
Northwest
Passage
(enforcement
provincial
police,
when
its
name,
but
found
it
deserted.
from
1940
to
1944-py
became
a
part
,
They
finally
settled
at
Fort
Mc-1
Summing
up,
Sgt.
Potterton
(in
1871.
The
slowly
Leod.
Half
the
band
remained
raid
the
force
had
grown
from
Price
-20
f
g
i5
.25
,t5
.20
JUNIOR
CHORAL
CLASSES
1
Grade
1
:
Singing
games
or
action
songs.
Own
selections.
Time
limit
7
minutes
2
Jrade
2:
Singing
games
or
action
songs.
Own
selections.
Time
limit
7
minutes
I
Grade
3:
(a)
The
Boot
House
(Williams)
.
jCramer
136
b
Own
selection
Grade
4:
(ft)
Strawberry
Fair
(Gould-Sharp).....
Curwen
79027
(b)
Own
selection
5
Grade
S:,
(a
The
Caravan
(Rathbone)
i
Arn
478
(b)
Own
selection
6
Grade
6:
j
(a)
Cuckoo
Sons;
(Bilenko)
'.
Western
9203
(b)
Own
selection
.
7
Grade
7-8:
(a)
The
Ash
Grove
(Sharpe)
LGB
64
(b)
Own
selection
8
High
School
Choir,
Girls
or
Mixed
Voices.
(a)
Elegy
lor
Summer
(Kurth)
Western
2032
b)
Own
selection
9
Rural
Elementary
Schools:
1
to
4
rooms,
all
grades
-
(a
The
Merry
Aatumn
Days
(Dunhlll)
Arn
817
(b)
Own
selection
10
School
or
Church
Bsys'
Choir:
voices
unchanged;
any
number
(a)
Jim,
the
Carter
Lad
(Albino)
Western
108'
(Descant
optional)
(b)
Own
selection
,
II
Selected
School
Chorus:
contestants
from
Grades
1
to
8
(a)
Welcome,
Sweet
Pleasure
(Rowley)
Western
2015
(b)
Own
selection
12
Junior
Choirs:
Open
to
all
other
than
Public
School
Choirs.
.
n:i.
I
1
a
a
Clam
Class
Class
Class
Cis
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
rlc
.IS
.12
.16
.10
.10
.10
.12
.12
.12
.10.
force
auraciea
many,
while
the
others
went
on.
Those
300
men
ln
1873
to
4,700
by
1044
In
March
1949
the
strength
was
3,438.
It
had
862
motor
vehicles,
six
aircraft.
159
horses,
18
police
dogs,
281
sleigh
dogs.
The
Marine
Section
had
200
officers
and
men
and
21
vessels
of
various
sizes
operating
mainly
ln
the
Maritimes.
Some
were
on
the
Great
Lakes
and
a
few
on
the
Pacific.
When
Newfoundland
became
a
orovlnce
in
April,
the
RC.M.P.
took
over
federal
law
(a)
The
Garden
of
Music
No.
10
Diversion
(Oreenhlll)....Nov.
(b)
Own
selection
Class
32
Solo
(3C):
Under
11
years.
(a
Chinese
Lanterns
(Melecci)....
Western
8013
(b)
Own
selection
Class
33
Solo
(4C):
Under
12
years.
(a)
The
Piper
of
Spring
(Grcenhill)
t.
Nov.
(b)
Own
selection
Class
34
Solo
(5C)
:
Under
IS
years,
(a)
Holiday
Suite
"The
Train"
(Foot)
Weotem
8301
b(
Own
selection
Class
J5
Solo
(-C):
Under
14
years.
(a)
Country
Dance
(Ireland)
Curwen
8145
(b)
Own
selection
Class
36
Solo
7C):
Under
15
years.
(a)
Shooting
the
Rapids
(Dawes)
LGB
UPT
31
(b)
Own
selection
Class
37
Solo
(8B):
Under
16
years.
(a)
Musical
Box
(Braithwalte)
Curwen
9318
.
'
(b)
Own
selection
-
'
Class
38
Solo
8U):
Under
17
years.
(a)
Erotikon
Op.
43,
'
No.
5
(Otlegl
Nov.
b)
Own
selection
Class
39
Solo
10C):
Open.
,
(ft)
Intermezzo
in
E
Flat
(Brahms)
:.
Nov.
(b)
Own
selection
Class
49
Solo:
Open.
,
Selection
of
one
Prelude
and
Fugue,
fttm
Bach'
s
"Well
Tempered
Clavichord."
.
Class
41
Duet:
Under
12
years:
one
piano,
four
hands.
(a)
Pavanesque
(Rowley)
...'Western
9003.
Class
42
Duet:
Under
16
years:
one
piano,
four
hands.
(a)
Nautical
Toccata
(Rowlev)
Curwen
9715
Class
43
Duet:
Open:
one
piano,
four
hands.
Barcarolle
(Rowley
-
Curwen
9714
Class
44
Duet:
Open:
two
pianos,
fout
bands.
(a)
Sonata
(Pasqulni)
Nov.
VIOLIN
.
Class
45
Solo
(2B):
Contestant
to
be
enrolled
In
Grade
1
or
2
of
the
Royal
Conservatory
or
equivalent,
(a)
Lullaby
(E.
M.
Lee)
...Harris
(b)
Own
selection
Class
46
Solo
(3C):
Contestant
enrolled
m
either
Grade
3
or
4.
(a)
The
Doll's
Dance
(Blachlord)
,
Harris
(bi
Own
selection
Class
47
Solo
(5B):
Contestant
enrolled
in
Grade
5.
(ft)
Perpetuum
Mobile
(Warner)
Harris
t)
Own
selection
Class
48
Solo
(6A):
Contestant
enrolled
in
Grade
.
'(a)
Simple
Romance
(Von
Kunits)
Harris
(b)
Own
selection
Class
49
Solo
(7C):
Open.
(a
Kuyawiak
(Wienlawskl)
.,
Harris
(b)
Own
selection
Class
50
Duet:
Under
13.
a-Barcarolle
(Offenboch)
Class
51
Duet:
Under
15.
(a)
Berceuse
de
Jocelyn
(Godard)
.
Urning
worm,
me
xorcei
iert
behind
were
surrounded
by
Sniforms
until
1923.
At-
j
Indians,
who
seenrc-d
to
respect
)eneral
Alex
Manson
the
scarlet
tunic.
Native
chiefs
nly
responsible
for
hav-,
visiting
first
from
curiosity,
later
arms
Issued
that
year,
(came
to
the
fort
with
full
con-jng
an
agreement
reach-
fidence
ln
Canada's
intentions
pen
the
provincial
and
'n
sending
the
force
there.
Bar-guvernments
in
March
burlty
and
civilization
met
on
i
provincial
policing
wrs
j
common
ground."
By
1875
the
Jrer
by
the
R.C.M.P.
in
force
was
firmly
established.
In
i'
On
August
14.
1950,
at
1879
it
became
the
headquarters,
1
the
B
C.
Police,
went
which
was
moved
ln
1882
to
near
Existence
very
quietly,"
PUe
of
Bones
Creek
on
the
Can-jtvrton
said.
"On
August
adian
Pacific
Railway.
Later
it
of
its
members
were
In,
was
called
Regina.
MP."
At
the
time
the'
'Here
Sgt.
Potterton
eave
a
vaina,
ui
uujs
aiiu
giris,
nnucr
is,
(a)
Prayer
of
Thanksgiving
(Anderson
arr.)....
Western
1038
4Yl
nn
Dal
ast
rtt
.65
.65
.75
enforcement
and
absorbed
pcr-i
sonnel
from
the
Newfoundland
staff..
In
August
it
took
over
the
B.C.
force,
its
personnel
and
a!
force
had
124
detach-
short
sketch
of
the
training
depot
uiPment
XM
men
and
a
great
deal
which
he
attended
recently.
He
I
Luncheon
was
the
the
annual
inent.
all
of
which
added
.
called
particular
attention
to
j
five-course
turkey
dinner
pro-to
the
size
and
strength
1
the
museum
where
relics
of
In-
j
vided
by
the
proprietor
of
the
I.C.M.P.
dians,
whites
and
the
force
itself
1
Broadway
Cafe,
the
club's
meet-
kn
ar
nf
nun-
-fi
nnn
can
be
seen.
It
Is
open
to
the
lng
place.
Harold
Slmonds
of
Vancouver
was
a
guest
at
the
iiles.
most
of
it
thinly
!
puW,c
h
sald-
Sunday
after-
1
.SO
.50
;.eo
'.(.0
.60
luncheon.
jd.
British
Columbia
"has
I
tm
course
consisted
or
Hi
nroud
of
the
fact
thni.l
,oot
drl11-
gymnasium
and
class-
The
club
approved
a
$25
dona
r-e
was
the
oldest
west
room
studies.
He
had
gone
into
tion
to
the
Salvation
Army
and
Jreat
Lakes."
Municipal!-'
Ule
dpl,ot
with
the
feeling
he
the
.annual
present
to
the
wait-
sergeant
said,
will
re-,
uumiuer.
itv
saiu,
dul
resses.
icing
cheaoer
under
the
vc(('(('t;tc'tttxYc'(cccrcc(ccc(,(,(
400
per
man
per
(!ing
the
history
of
the
Christmas
in
Comfort!
Give
HIM
a
Gift
He
will
Appreciate
k!
police,
the
speaker
fe
did
a
Job
of
which
we
with
the
Province,
Iuroud
and
I
am
sure
we
old
the
traditions
built
fie
B.C.
Police
now
that
fcembers
of
the
R.C.M.P."
lug
of
the
R.C.M.P..
Sgt
g
fc
told
how
in
1670
King
v
INSTRUMENTAL
GROUPS
and
MISCELLANEOUS
Class
52
Military
Band:
Open.
.
:.
.
Own
selections.
Time
limit
10
minutes.
.1,
(For
adjudication
only.)
Class
53
Orchestra
:
Open.
Own
selections.
Time
limit
10
minutes.'
(For
adjudication
only.)
Class
54
Rhythm
Band,
pupil
conducting.
Adult
may
play
piano
part.
Own
selections
two
of
contrasting
character.
Class
55
Pre-Band
Instrumental
Group:
Open.
'
Two
selections
own
choice.
Class
56
Pipe
Organ:
Novice
Class,
under
21.
(a)
Andante
in
F
(Shepherd).
Presser
18089
b
Own
selection
ADULT
CHORAL.
CLASSES
Class
13
Mixed
Voices
(Open),
24
voices
or
less,
vr
18
years.
(a)
Dear
Lord
and
Father
of
Mankind
(Parry-
Chambers)
Nov.
MT
1175
.15
(b)
Own
selection
Class
14
Male
Voices
(Open),
24
voices
or
less.
(a)
Two
selections
own
choice
choruses
of
contrasting
character
Class
15
Female
Voices
(Open),
24
voices
or
less.
(a)
Two
selectlonsown
'
choice
choruses
of
contrasting
character
Class
16
Trio,
female
voices.
(a)
O
Hush
Thee,
My
Baby
(Sullivan-
'
Fletcher)
-
,
Curwen
71230
.15
(b)
Own
choice
Class
17
Quartette:
Male
Voices.
(a
1
The
Winter,
It
Is
Past
(Robertson
Curwen
50651
.12
(b)
Own
selection
VOCAL
SOLOS
AND
DUETS
Class
18
Soh:
Girl
or
boy.
areompanied
by
girl
or
boy
under
12
years
to
be
Jmlged
as
a
team.
(
By
the
River
(Dunhill)
Am
818
12
Own
section
Class
IS
Sl:
GIN
tr
boy,
accompanied
by
girl
or
boy,
12
to
18
years
1
t
be
Judged
as
a
team.
(a)
Ask
if
Yon
Damask
Rose
(Handel)
Ndv.
S8770
.12
(b
Own
selection
Class
20
Solo:
Girl,
9
and
under
11.
(a)
The
Dream
Man
(Bury)
Arn.
393
.12
(b)
Own
selection
.
Class
21
Solo:
Girl,
11
and
under
13.
(a)
My
Little
White
Boat
O
(Dunhill)
:
Arn
816
.12
(b)
Own
selection
,
Class
22
Solo:
Girl.
13
and
under
15.
(a)
Blossoms
of
the
Night
(Farjeon)
Arn
13
.10
Class
23
Solo:
Girl,
15
and
under
It.
ta)
Oontenent
(Moaart).
:.
Ndv.
SS380
.12
j
(b)
Own
selection
.
Class
24
Solo:
Girl.
IT
and
under
19.
I
(a)
Say,
Ye
Who
Borrow
Mofcnrt)
:
(b)
Own
selection
Class
25
Solo
1
Boy,
tinder
11
years.
a)
The
Hayloft
(Rhodes)
Arn.
496
.10
(b)
Own
selection
Class
26
Solo:
Boy,
11
and
under
11.
(a)
O,
For
the
Wings
of
a
Dove
(Mendelssohn)
(b)
Own
selection
"
.
Class
27
Duet:
Girls,
Boys
or
Mixed,
under
16
years.
(a)
The
Dream
Seller
(Lee)
Western
2013
.15
(bt
Own
selection
Class
28
Solo:
Adult
(Open).
(a
Two
selections
own
cholef
solos
of
contrasting
character.
PIANOFORTE
(Oradings
by
Royal
Conservatory
of
Toronto
are
Indicated
in
parenthesis.)
Class
29
Solo
(IB):
Cnder
8
years.
(a)
Donkey
Riding
(Jacooson)
Curwen
9229
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(b)
Own
selection
Class
39
Solo
(IB):
Under
9
years.
(a)
Learning
to
Walta
(Howell)
LGB
UTP
29
0
(b)
Own
selection
PIPES
CIGARS
TOBACCO
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Land
to
the
Hudson's
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how
it
was
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by
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to
and
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Grade
VIII
in
the
schools,
or
member
of
any
organized
group
other
than
within
the
schools:
age
limit,
18
years.
Class
I
Grade
IX
and
uo:
within
the
schools.
Class
J
Adult
or
Open
Class.
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ELOCUTION
y
1
Class
1
Grade
1,
2,
or
3.
Time
limit
2
minutes.
1
Class
2
Grade
4,
5,
or
8
Time
limit
S
minutes.
'
'
Class
3
Grade
7
or
8.
Time
limit
3
minutes.
4
For
each
of
these
classes
the
participant
will
recite
a
suitable
story
or
poem
selected
by
himself
or
his
teacher.
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CHORAL
SPEAKING
Class
1
Graae
1,
2,
or
3,
or
any
combination
thereof.
;
-;
Class
t
Grade
4,
5,
or
6;
or
aqy
combination
thereof.
Class
I
Grade
7
or
8
or
any
combination
thereof.
'
1
The
selection
of
poem
or
story
to
be
presented
Is
to
be
made
by
the
teacher.
Each
group
to
be
directed
by
a
teacher
or
student.
'
DANCING
.
i
Entries
for
solo
or
group
dancing
will
be
accepted.
Dancing
will
e
non-competitive
and
for
adjudication
only.
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3-
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4-
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ENTRY
FORM
MAY
2,
3,
4,
1951
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of
class
entered
No
Name
of
Individual
or
group
entering
...r
Number
of
participants
who
will
attend
the
Festival
Name
of
test
piece
.
,
,.
.
,
Name
of
own
selection
.
....
(To
be
ln
the
adjudicator's
hands
24
hours
before
the
performance.)
If
there
Is
any
time
between
10:00
a.m.
and
10:00
p.m.
on
May
2,
$
or
4
which
is
unsuitable
for
your
performance,
please
state
it
....i....'.
Amount
of
entry
fee
enclosed...-..,.-.-
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you
wish
an
accompanist
supplied?.,
Name
of
person
ln
charge
of
the
entry
(i.e.,
conductor)
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Entries
mdst
be
in
the
hands
of
the
Secretary
by
March
1
1951.
Fifty
cents
(50c)
is
the
charge
for
Individuals
entering
and
$1.00
the
charge
for
group
entries.
This
lives
admission
to
the
Festive!
only
for
the
session
at
which
the
entry
is
to
be
performed.
All
entries
are
competitive
where
there
Is
one
or
more
,
ntrv
1n
a
class,
unless
otherwise
stated
in
the
syllabus.
Billets
will
be
arranged
for
out-of-town
contestants.
MUSIC
Music
is
to
be
obtained
from
"Western
Music
Ltd.,
570
Seymour
Street
Vancouver,
B.C.'
Please
Include
composer
and
catalogue
number
as
listed
in
the
syllabus,
when
ordering.
DRAMA.
Lists
of
approved
plays
are
available
for
all
classes.
It
U
not
necessary
to
choose
from
the
list.
The
Drama
Adjudicator
must
be
supplied
with
ft
copy
of
each
play
produced
twenty-four
hours
before
its
presentation.
Lists
of
plays
and
further
entry
forms
will
be
sent
on
application.
Address
alt
correspondence
to:
The
SecreUry,
.
Music
and
Drama
Festival,
.
Box
1727,
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