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Friday,
March
24,
1950
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test
piece
it
wa?
very
interesting
to
observe
the
various
styles
of
playing
and
different
interpretations.
Best
Yet
Mr.
Bligh
called
upon
Mary
Addison
to
play
the
test
piece
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and
"Sweet
and
Low".
Tills
very
fine
choir
was
commended
for
its
lovely
opening,
good
tone,
and
nicely
restrained
and
expressive
singing.
Two
Senior
High
School
Choirs
were
heard,
one
from
Booth
Memorial
S.-h.ml
and
one
from
Annunciation
School.
The
adjudicator
massed
these
two
groups
and
he
himself
conducted
them
in
their
test
piece
"'I
Wandered
Lonely
as
a
Cloud".
St.
Andrew's
Junior
Choir,
under
the
direction
of
Peter
Lien,
presented
two
selections,
"The
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were
heard
as
well
as
duets
and
two-piano
teams.
!
In
the
class
for
piano
solos
for
children
under
14
years
the
two
1
contestants
Sylvia
Helland
and
Oonaldo
Patricia
Letourneau
both
save
Terr
food
performances.
The
adjudicator
called
Sylvia
Helland
back
to
play
the
test
piece
again
because
she
Cave
such
a
.sensitive
and
understanding
performance.
In
the
class
for
Piano
Solos
for
children
15
and
under
17
years
J
,me
adjudicator
iouna
me
play-.
ling
of
very
high
standard
and
'awarded
marks
above
average
for'.
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back,
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in
m,i.
tempo
as
excellent.
"Grandma
!
Darris."
played
by
Thalia
Moore,
(was
a
cynical
but
well-played
character
wno
was
consistent
!
throughout
and
on
support
of
the
audience
wnile
Reginald
La-vi?,ne
as
"Charlton
Lester"
won
'
ti:e
disapproval
of
the
audience
Janis
Patterson,
as
"Mrs.
Helen
Lester",
was
excellent
throughout
the
play
and
her
enunciation
was
notably
good,
j
In
the
first
play
the
lighting
jwas
poor,
however,
Mr.
McGrath
excused
this
as
facilities
were
not
very
adequate.
The
second
play
made
use
of
very
excellent
manipulation
of
lighting
thanks
to
the
Stage
Manager
Harley
Lewis
and
his
assistant
John
Rosedale.
!
This
play
was
a
fantasy
enti-,
tied
'
The
White
Lawn"
and
was
built
on
the
motive
that
the
husband
wife
though
parted
by
war
would
meet
l.i
dreamland.
Mr.
McGrath
congratulated
the
director
on
attempting
such
a
difficult
play
and
making
a
suc-iref
s
of
it.
It
was
a
beatutiful
production.
1
Elizabeth
Holmes
as
the
young
vife
struck
exxactly
the
right
,
etheral
note.
Irene
MeClintock
as
the
mother
v.as
very
natural.
Mel
Skalmeiud
as
the
young
Lieutenant
ga-?
a
sincere
performance
as
d.d
Alan
Fornian
as
the
doctor.
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Both
plays
were
very
well
chosen
and
provided
excellent
scope
for
players.
Pioraaay;eh;
"There
are
m
n
Canada,"
n
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competitor.
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FINE
Lass
of
Richmond
Hill"
and
"Like
as
the
Hart".
The
adjudi
cator
found
their
work
rellv
lovely.
In
their
first
piece
they
had
nice
tone
and
were
always
well
in
tune.
Their
second
piece
was
simply
and
sincerely
sun?
and
was
a
very
appealing
performance.
Little
Theatre
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
Group
presented
two
plays,
both
diiected
by
Mrs.
My-ra
L.
Chapplv,
M.
E.
The
first
play,
a
comedy
entitled
'Rising
Flood",
was
set
n
the
upper
room
of
a
building
being
flooded.
Players
Thalia
Moors,
Reginald
Lavigne,
Janis
Patterson,
Dlanne
Kennedy
.Har
old
Skahnerui
,
and
iviel
Skal-
nierud
all
tur;d
in
stellar
per
formances.
The
adjudica'ior
considered
that
the
direction
of
this
play
woo
excellent.
There
was
line
team
-
work
and
the
Rotary
Speaker
Tells
About
Radio
Waves
The
functions
of
radio
waves
were
explained
by
Lt.
Michael
Staplcton,
officer'
commanding
Royal
Canadian
Signals
station
I
here,
to
members
ot
the
Rotary
club
at
their
luncheon
Thursday
j
afternoon.
Lt.
Staplcton
also
explained
the
work
of
the
local
!
transmitting
station.
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"The
Ion
sphere
Is
an
Imporl-
ant
medium
In
radio
transmis-Ision.
Hundreds
of
miles
above
the
earth's
surface,
lt
acts
as
a
Reflecting
agent
for
radio
waves,
j
It
reflects
frequencies
of
one
and
.
,
.
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mi:ai.l,ics
WHICH
includes
ordinary
radio
.broadcasting.
"But
It
will
not
reflect
frequency
modulation
or
television
as
these
run
along
a
straight
line
parallel
to
the
earth's
surface."
At
the
Prince
Rupert
station,
transmitting
tele-,
tcr,
radio,
receiver
a
keying
unit.
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The
equipment
Pose
was
m
up
k,
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and
wm
ir
Ottawa.
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par
the
Lieutenant
sue
ed
very
sau,.
not
require
trimK
operate
the
meek
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may
help
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problaaj
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Johnson.
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Strand.
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ana
gave
excellent
performances.
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Uicm
for
excellent
technical
ability,
poetic
imagination,
ana
musical
Intelligence
!and
awarded
them
both
marks
which
he
consiaered
very
high
Piano
duets
are
always
enjoyable,
several
were
presented
by
well-matched
teams.
Mr.
Bligh
said
that
the
most
important
thing
in
duet
playing
is
getting
a
balance
and
most
of
the
teams
did
so.
Duets
were
played
by
Anita
Rogcrson
and
Eloise
Lahti,
jSonja
Hansen
and
Myrna
Knut-sen.
Marian
Smith
and
Lorraine
Gilbert.
Olive
Strand
an
d
Pauline
Madsen,
Gwendolyn
Spcers
anc
Margaret
01ser,
and
by
Doroth?
Laird
and
Olja
Zabudney.
Thf
last
team
received
particular
high
praise
for
their
sensitive
performance
which
was
very
well-balanced
and
had
lots
of
variety.
Both
players
shower"
very
intelligent
musicianship.
Some
teams
performed
dueU
using
two
pijnos.
This
diffieul'
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work
was
'
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by
three
i
teams
Olive
Strand
and
Mar-Ijorie
TattersaU,
Joan
Fletcher
rnd
Ethel
Moorehouse.and
Stella
Chaprune
f.nd
Rolland
Tur-cotte.
,
Evening
Session
The
evening
session
was
held
!
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
was
a
(pleasing
combination
of
plays
and
choirs.
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the
evening,
in
re-
i
response
to
manv
requests.
Mr
McGrath
repeated
his
recitation
of
"The
Billia
of
Gun"a
Din"
which
was
heartily
enjoyed
by
the
audience.
Booth
Memorial
Junior
Hieh
School
Choir
under
the
direction
of
F.
Huber
presented
two
numbers,
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