Prince
Rupert
.
Friday,
May
Daily
News
14,
154
Prockter,
Michael
Greene
Lead
Festival
iu..Wi.u
oaun
Beiecuona;
sister,
Hester,
who
is
mentally
i
"Make-up
was
excellent,
f
is
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Mr;
rth
"aid
i
111
ln
an
Insidious
way.
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fine,
a
praiseworthy
pro-
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Elks
and
Ladies
Leave
Tonight
For
Conventions
at
Smithers
Do
Your
Ironing
the
EASY
Way
in
Less
than
Pace
1
'
j
from
'
tim-.rprftHfon
pantomlne,
50.
In
trie
,-ternoon
a
rrturn
to
ons
four
violin
audience
and
I
mc
'rlid
.studying
the
,.iC
listen
acutely
vli)!i.usts
luive
to
He
was
pleased
'
B
puniber
of
the
festival.
;;(
5,1,001
entered
'.iwh
the
adjucll-M
a
most
enjoy-i
is
nice
to
hear
The
adjudicator
awarded
this
P'ay
85,
Russel
Morrison
70,
Julie
Prockter
98,
Stephen
Bart
lett
80,
Suzle
Kergin
85.
Till
KKKAY
MOIIMNM
rliitrul
Suraklns.
(intftPH
3
mid
4
Cc"11
8t
school,
fii:
Borden
St.
Bor,,L.n
8t.
school.
os;
arades
5
anu
e
King
Edward,
70.
HiM'iillon.
(iriHlc
I
Thomas
Hardline.
00,
Kathy
Thain,
78;
Donald
Love.
6:1.
Grade
5
Glenna
Stave,
6.1;
David
Mlo,
60.
Ciradc
7
and
9
Sue
Muduly,
80;
Michael
Green,
83.
AFTI.KNOON
Violin
Solo.
;ni(le
Peter
Flaclw;t.
gate
for
the
Royal
Purple,
and
Exalted
Ruler
Eric
Speers
for
the
Elks.
Others
making
the
trip
are
Mr.
Nick
Gurvich,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Garnet
Hull,
Ous
Stromdahl
and
Don
Wanamaker.
Half
the
,
j
.
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n
85;
Alan
sieber,
84
Grade
7
Christoipupeit,
Smithers,
Burns
Lake,
FurmoU.,
83.
Grade
8-Janett
Bpark.
prlnce
George,
McBride,
Quesnei
KL
I.,-,
r83
and
84
H
W"amSpLakf
,
Honored
Mrs.
Royal
Lady
lionim
st.
junior
ned
'hrii
64
and
88.
.
Nicholas
Gurvich
is
official
dclc-
Members
of
-tfrlnce
Rupert
Lodge
No.
8,
Order
of
the
Royal
ruipie,
uiiu
tne
local
the
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Elks
will
travel
tonight'
to
SmiLhcrs,
to
attend
district
conventions
of
the
two
organizations.
Atvenoing
tne
Smithers
conclave
will
be
Royal
Purple
and
Elks
delegates
from
throughout
the
district
which
covers
Prince
OLD-FASHIONED
"Bring
the
Missus
Night
CANADIAN
LEGION
Friday,
May
14,
8
p.m.
Lots
of
Good
Entertainment
ADMISSION
FREE
iJP
l
EASY
IRONER
I
the
hL,ing
of
the
actors
was
good.
He
felt
the
feeling
of
terror
could
have
been
!
projected
more
by
playing
up
nrami
viciousness.
TOUCHES
OF
WARMTH
Arlene
Webster
as
Ruth
the
i
wife,
turned
in
a
nice
perform-
mice,
mere
were
touches
of
warmth
in
her
acting.
She
took
advantage
of
the
emotional
scenes
and
portrayed
feelings
of
fear,
anger
and
affection.
He
felt
she
could
have
played
some
of
the
scenes
wilh
a
little
more
depth
of
feeling.
Steve
Bartlett
as-Bruce,
the
husband,
was
good.
He
was
just
quiet,
ordinary
Joe.
In
a
tew
places
he
could
have
shown
more
determination.
Diane
Davidson
as
the
vicious,
sinister
Hester
gave
an
outstanding
performance.
Her
sense
of
drama
was
good.
Eddie
Turcotte
as
Mr.
Manning
could
have
been
little
stronger.
Mr.
Dobbie
awarded
this
play
70
marks,
Arlene
Webster
80,
Steve
Bartlett
65,
Diane
Davidson
75
and
Eddie
Turcotte
60.
Another
play
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
entitled
"Rise
and
Shine,"
was
termed
an
excellent
comedy,
really
good
fun.
Mr.
Dobbie
was
Impressed
with
this
production
also.
The
comedy
takrs
place
in
a
cemetery
where
Phillip
Grant
finds
himself
in
an
embarras
sing
position,
having
lost
his
trousers.
On
wondering
how
he
got
there
ln
the
first
place,
he,
dLst;ovcrs
by
reading
u
nearby
tombstone
that
he
has
been
dead
for
a
while,
killed
in
a
car
accident.
Then
Me
discovers
Hep-zibah,
who
died
at
25,
the
mother
of
six
daughters,
100
years
before
Phillip.
They
seem
to
be
the
only
two
people
in
the
cemetery
who
have
not
hcaid
Gab-rielle's
horn.
Mr.
Dobbie
said
that
direction
for
a
play
like
this
is
difficult,
because
actors.
In
order
to
play
comedy,
have
to
be
born
with
a
talent
for
it.
The
timing
in
this
production
was
good.
Russel
Morrison
as
Phillip
turned
in
a
good
presentation,
establishing
his
part
well,
and
Julie
Prockter
as
Hepzibah
gave
an
outstanding
performance.
She
is
one
of
those
rare
people,
said
Mr.
Dobbie,
who
has
a
natural
instinctive
talent
for
com
edy.
Stephen
Bartlett
gave
a
line
polished
performance
as
Henry
Jones.
Su,
annc
K.i-r
;ln
as
Jane
Morrison
Jones
turned
in
an
excellent,
sound
performance,
which
she
handled
with
authority.
Jler
timing
was
good.
with
stand
as
illustrated
Ijggy
'-Iff
$99-50
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Country
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Other
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PAYMENT
PLAN
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There
is
nothing
Ins
and
(he
boys
j
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Ti.
thcu
huve
I
"ft
School
mixed
5,
portrayed
"a
,iwd,
with
musi-
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.
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3:30
a.m.
cod
Cafe
,
ilon
I'hime
11
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mat
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JOB
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ON
sonic
PANY
Bach
coming
into
his
own
in
EE
eav1
r
I
some
good
playing
in
this
group
,
witn
Konam
yanielg
and
Jean-
ette
Brue
outstanding.
Bringing
the
afternoon
to
a
close
were
three
players
in
the
Sonatina
section,
who
gave
clean
musical
production.
STANDARD
HIGIIKIt
Mr.
Kurth
said
thai
he
en-Joyed
the
festival
very
much
and
Ihat
the
standard
lias
grown
considerably
since
he
was
here
last
in
151.
There
is
a
much
larger
appreciative
audienee,
and
there
are
many
highlights
among
the
participants.
To
the
students
he
gave
the
a
following
advice:
The
great
thins
in
piano
playing
is
to
learn
to
count
out
loud.
Practice
is
very
important,
but
repetition
that,
is
rot
inMllgent
Is
valueless.
It
Is
better
to
learn
and
practice
email
sections
at
a
time,
when
the
mind
and
fingers
a
become
one
Thursday
evening
the
large
audience
in
the-
Civic
Centre
enjoyed
variety.
Dainty
ballet
numbers,
Scottish
dancing
with
the
bagpipes
and
two
gripping
pluy.s
by
Booth
Memorial
Mich
School
held
the
audience
spellbound.
The
ballet,
a
difficult
form
of
dancing,
was
portrayed
ln
graceful
exhibitions
by
Jill
Weise,
Barbara
Ayres
and
Sherrll
Cook.
The
three
dancers,
dressed
in
dainty
colorful
ballet
costumes,
!
started
the
evening
In
a
charm-
ng
way.
To
young
Scottish
dancers
accompanied
by
the
bagpipes
trav?
a
comnolliirg
performance.
Maureen
Murdock
and
Myrna
Erickson
showed
excellent
coordination
in
their
dancing.
The
first
play
from
the
Booth
M"morinl
Junior
Drama
Club
was
a
presentation
called
"Still
Stands
the
House."
.
The
piny
was
described
bv
Mr.
Dobbie
to
be
almost
a
melodrama
with
a
sinister
theme
running
throuah
It.
It
portrayed
the
struggle
of
a
young
wife
to
get
her
husband
to
sell
the
unproductive
farm,
on
which
he
works
hard
to
make
a
livlne
for
her,
their
expected
heir
and
his
older
sister
Hester.
The
sinister
theme
running
through
the
play
is
the
PERSONALS
Const.
D.
E.
Harrison
of
the
TICMP
left
last
nirht
aboard
the
Trince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Where
he
has
been
transferrel.
Const.
Harrison
and
Const.
E.
R.
Lloyd,
who
will
leave
soon
for
a
new
post
In
Ottawa,
were
Ivm-1
'
oli
d
Wednesday
nis:lit
at
n
f-ir-
I
well
fete
Ringed
at
Chatham
by
fellow
members
of
the
force.
Miss
Yvonne
Kildal.
formerly
J
lot
the
RCMP
subdivision
office
I
staff
here,
left
last
nitht
bv
j
train
for
an
extended
visit
in)
'
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Edmonton.
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.
.
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Mrs.
R.
C.
Good.
4ii0
Mrririrto
SI
reel,
left
last,
night
aboard
111-
Uupirt
for
Vancouver
where
she
j
will
join
her
hi'shond
for
a
holi-
'
t'av.
The
pair
will
return
here'
i
arly
next
month.
Mis.
George
Hill.
10!)
Fifth
Av-i
IHIe
West,
and
her
daughter.
Phyllis,
also
left
.lasi
nhh'
aboard
the
Rupert
for
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