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RIILES and IIEGIILIITIUNS

The Prince Edward Island ilrama Festival

ionorsry President-Dr. L. W. Shaw, Director oi Education Char- lottetown. '

Provincial President-like ilsrold Laird, Kelvin any;

Vice-President (Qneelfsl-Miss Laura Crosby, Meadowbunk.

Vice-Presldent- tPrlnceb-Mrs. Robert Justice, Coleman.

Vice-President (Klngw-Mrs. Murdock MacGowsn, Kllmuh

SecretsYy-Treasurer-Mrs. Ray MaoLeod, Graham's Road. '

LIAISON OFFICERS

Dathoilo ivonlelfs League-Mrs. Leslie Ramsay, C.D.A, [ndlnn m", um. Theatre Guild—Mr. .r_ s. Lswoon, I05 Euston st. Chgrlottetnwn Drama Library (P. E. Lhibrsries) Director-Mr; Brsmwell chnndg" l'oung People's Groups-Mr. David Murphy, U.” Tun",

iunior Drama Festival-Mn Norman MacDonald, C.D.A., Summerdde Prison-Mrs. Brewar Auld, Freetown, and County Viol-Proficient; Iiembersh‘, "rs. Wilfred Pickering. Clinton

‘uhlicity-Mrs. I-‘red Gates. West Royalty

ldjudieaiing Conlmitte Mrs_ Julian Herring, Charlottetown, My; Fred Gates, West Royalty, Mr. Arthur Vemey, York. RULES AND REGULATIONS 1949 FESTIVAL ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH l5, 1949 1_ The Festival -is open to any (P-ILL) organisation, Society tn-

amateur drama group outside of Charlottetown and Sflmmggflflg, An entry fee oi $2.00, the name oi play. royalty or non-royalty, the name and address of person directing the play, must be submitted iu the Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs_ Ray iilaclxld, not later than March l5. I949. Festival will be held in May and June, dates to be arranged. An annual meeting will be held as soon as possible after the Festi- val st which the following are eligible to vote: (s) 4 delegates from any group or society which contributes or pays a Fee oi 52.00. tin contributing Annual Members (not less than 50c). (o) Llie ‘Members. An Annual Member may become a Life Member by paying 835130. , Plays shsll be One-Act, non-royalty or royalty. All plays shall be presented under original title. Play-Oils. Semi-Finals, and Finals shall be arranged by the Pro- vincial Drama Committee. Adludieators for a Play-Off may be chosen groups competing in the Play-Off. I _ Adludlcstors for Semi-Finals shall be chosen by the Adjudicat- ing Committee. ' . Adludicaiors for Finals shsll be chosen by sdiudlcsting commit- tee fronl outside the Province. Drama. Groups shall lie allowed legitimate and reasonable ex- ’ pensen in the Semi-Finals and Finals. Balance oi door recelDl! from same shall be paid into the Drama Festival Fund. . Prizes will be awarded to:- l To the best actor and actress in (s) Semi-Finals

(b) Finals, ~ piping-u; 1,9 [gnupg winning first place in the Semi-Finals. winning first plsee in the Finals will be award-

To the group ed the Smsllman Trophy, donated by Smalimams Ltd_, Summer-

ride. Tn the group winning second place in the Finals will be awarded the Women's institute Trophy-donated by the srovinclal Women's Instltute_ These trophies suitably inscribed, shall be held by the Direct-

ors oi winning groups for one year. The Provincial Drama. Committee reserves the rllm l" 559ml!"

' an entry for infringement of rules. Complaints or protests must be presented to the Seeretafi-TYQP" I urer In writing within 48 hours. Ind must be accompanied by a protest fee oi $1.00. said iee to be returned ii protest is sustained Decision of provincial Drama Committee in such cases shall be iinal_ ' . The Prince Edward tival Work by issuing

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royalty and royalty plays suitable for Drama Festivals ‘ Di to i Drama. for Department oi Mr. Donald Wetmores ( rec rmtllks M” ha" been “sued in ‘b

Education, Nova Scotis) Drama tractivo form, n Copies of catalogue and talks are available on refill" - ‘ Send to the P. E, I. Libraries, Charlottetown, for any play o‘! i115’! In the catalogue you wish to read. Return l)!!! t0 P-t E. 53:1}: sml order from the Publishing ilouse, the number o coil”

play you have iinaiiy selected for lifflmlllhn-

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Iships with a total value of $2500 |wiil be given at the completion of the festival.

New classes included this year ;are folk tongs end Sunday school land Junior Choirs.

A special feature of all the 1949 festivals across Canada will be the Dominion-wide fthe Lincoln Trophy which will be presented for the best choral per- iormance at all the main festivals including the Halifax one. Halifax Festival is the east of Montreal. which is qualified to accept entries for this competi- tion. Cholrs from all over the Merl- tlme! can enter at the Halifax Fes- tival ior eligibility in the Trophy competition.

The adjudlcators this year will be Herbert Wiseman. Cornelius Fisher and Helen Henschei, all of ‘ngiand.

The Halifax Musical Festival is under the Distinguished Patronage

Scotis. Sir Joseph Chisholm, Premier of Nova Scotla, Hon. An- gus L. Macdonald and the Mayor of Halifax, J. E. Ahern.

DP- A- Stanley Walker is Honor- ary President with Mrs. G. Fred Pearson and W. A. Winfield as Honorary Vice-presidents.

Heading the executive commit- tee is J. G. Farquhar as chairmen and other members include: ernment-Education, B. C. Silver; C")! 50110011. Dr. F. G. Morehouse; Ladies‘ Musical Club, Miss Rlleda 1011988. Mrs. F. R. MacAloney, Mrs. E.‘ McC. Meir; Rotary Club, W_ D, Mills; Gyro Club, D. A. Grant; Pro. gressive Club, W. Roy Isnor; Kl.

T HE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Syllabus For 1949 lialliax i Musical Festival 01f ‘Press; Over 160 Glasses Are Listed

chasing breeding stock is invited to visit THE OHIO NA- TIONAL MINKERY st Mutation Min GRAND CHA THREE CHAMPION, FIVE RESERVE CHAMPION, prize, nine second prize and six third prize mink were bred and raised end exhibited this season winning ih GATE SCORE AWARD at the P. E. I. i948 Exhibition.

ums, whites, hybrids of highest quality for he or establishing o ranch. We con also supply complete with each mink and full information for begin- ne

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. t z . , f: 2 \ 5,, ;._~ Jive: _ I ' M LA I The Syllabus for the 1949 Halifax Forty-three breeders listed 548 llvl-nl. and some retailers blame SUOGARSSSS’ p" “L "J29 CLAM CHOWDER‘ a "n. 20c Music Festival has ust come ofi ' ' ' th annual live mink the consumer I o Ibs- -- ~ ~ - - - ~95‘; II comes iii e publications and . TOMATOES (Z3 o! fins) __. ‘the press and is new obtainable st Show 0g me ontario Fur Breeders’ radio‘ commentators for giving the LARDI u Ib~ - - - - - - - - - ~35¢ z for L c w , \ glue lfilaliiltli: Cozsergatory F! Music. Amcgwnn wnicn opened tilt public the impression that the SHORTENING, |b_ _ _ 39c .. . . . . . . .. . “M!” "m ' '“' m‘ °“ my ° Mil“- Bridgeport, om_ November m . bottom is dropping out of fur AYLMER GROVES APPLE JUICE N 0 AM STYLE TORO T . Dec. 3—- Phonneys Limited. Willis Piano The manage,- Roberl», Qswpls, said market pflgg; and that n, would . s 1 s, k Cl cmnpnny Llmued “r mm‘ ‘he Sec‘ the show 1...’... the standpoint of be better to defer purchases until CORN 2 (20 “- Hm h" 35¢ 3 m" for ' ' " ' ' ' ' '25‘ _ aes oc ose rotary, Post Oiilee Box 733. Hali- crowd, and entries tops all pre- after January l-st_ LUMBARWS PRUNE PLUMS BRIGHIHS TOMATO JUICE fax. The Festival will be held" this hlbmcm This Show m-lngg . , 2100 AP Con . 30 year in Ma . startln Ma 2s. “m” e“ - ' _ Z (20 01- ilns) for .25: 3 rms for .35: Y 3 Y t wmners of the small Felting is now gene 1 mm,‘ 14000 Alger .... .. o4 The 40-pege booklet which in- wgah“ T“ u, u... rovincs of out the Province n‘ h‘ 5TOKLEY'5 TOMATQ gqup Gupgppurr “m; 15000 Am Lsrder 10 eludes 169 classes for vocal, in- “I ‘MW; e g-he we" v mud 1 1L “d despl“ w. 3 fins f0 z 3 - f 4090 Am yknlg, 15 "rumemfl and bu"! Guam, w Ontario prior to it. re hearvy k s aoeveral ranchers we r . . . . . . . . . . . 5c tins or . ;. . . . . . . . . 16075 Anglo Cdn 425 better than evei- this year and 9mm’ class“ and each d“! hm a gm‘ y?” c?“ clam the m!“ AYLMER BEEF NOODLE TEA (MOTHERS OWN a 6000 Apex ..... .. 06 1-2 shows promise for a Bicenenar male and female ‘ecuon- Dealer‘ y a" en 0n’ pllrtlculatly SOUP 3 I'll! f0 Z5 VERIBEST) lb 85 16100 Anacon 55 1-2 Festival year that could be largeT‘ 1r°m “m5” c’! the Canadian cen- 12.2,: mugs’ we" prime or almo“ I s r I . c , ' c 2000 Apjqn m "m, eve,- be;,,,e_ Through the tres plus a number from the Un- 2nd eihT eyl said they look good SCHWARTZ BAKING POWDER (I lb. TIM) Z for . . .386 8100 Ashley . 09 7-3 Work of an extremely energetic ex- "Ed statfs’ mspecled ‘he mink m: mo Prgnioag 18 Kenn-Elly g°°d PUDDING AND JELLY POWDERS, 3 for . . . . .290 14500 Astoria _.. 05 ecutive committee headed by J. G. ‘he Ines“ m1” Irma‘ The judge! ' c y We“ m‘ ‘Nme’ GRApENUT FLAKES 7 - 2 y ' 25 8800 Atl Oil 115 Farquhar as chairman, the Festival we" FY3101 C- (3031101. Anbhon, W9 111V! spoken to is cutting down . 01- N16, 0|’ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 6 12500 Athena 13 for 1949 should attract thousands 15-» and wimam Newey» Tmomm- and “m” l" 3am" m“ °‘ m9 CEREAL DEAL—2 Com FIGIKQ 011d Puffed WIIGM Glid 0418 2000 Began-lac . . 20 of competitors from the three W“ business “nunly- Th“ is 735ml’ “mic s 0°" u," f0 25c 75 Bk oi Mon 26 Maritime Provinces. Forty scholar- F“ PEI“! were “rm M‘ the W‘ table becau” m" run“ l" b9- p p r ' cm, New Yo“ Aumm, Qgmp- coming mere and more dePletcd Any criicle in this ud may be cancelled without notice when

guy's sale. About 6,000 of the 3,500 and we cannot replace some

platinum: were sold with a top of $31, About 90% of the goods pur- chased was for trimmlni Pit-FD- oses but some fur manufacturers also participated in the buying.

Chinchilla breeders are by no means discouraged although we have not. noticed where any pelts have been sold at- auction. In Colorado the National Chinhtiia Breeders Association will hold its annual convention and show January 21st to 23rd, Denver be- lng the city chosen. Most of the chinchilla. is sold on a breeding plan which guarantees an iii- crease, but the price asked in the first. place is high enough to pro- vide for that particular guaran- tee - and some more

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or three years. He said no furs have come out oi the areas dom- znated by the Chinese Communists and that they now control about 90% of the fur-bearing sections To give you an idea. of the amount of furs shipped out oi China. we may mention that in i947, 700,000 weasel, 300.000 northern lamb. 500,000 Cheking lamb and 100,000 koiixlslry were imported to the United States. Some kollnsky has found its way from ivfsnchurla through Russia. to the United States also. The fact Limb large numbers of Chinese iurs WlII not be brought into the United Stmes

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those who have discontinued, like nu: friend Mr. Raoul Reymond, who save up fox remllug last m1,

9d dim!!! the summer with his hotel at Stanhope. Mr. and Mrs_ Reymond have been ideal hosts and managers and hsd s. fine sea.-

°‘ present stock is sold.

- We have on he-nd o good supply of Christmas candies, olso u good assortment toys and gifts for every member of the family. Sonic Clous will be or our Store Thursday afternoon, Dec. 9, bet-ween 2 and 4 P. M. Come end bring the kiddies to see Sonia. Everybody welcome. Our store will be open until 9 p. m. every weekdays from 13th. Dec. 48, to 241th. Dec. 48, to accommodate our customers during the busy Yuletide season.

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