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Thursday, September. 6, 1962. .

own FAIR-

ee WAS A ‘FRIENDLY GIRL

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wok ok

And Had What Festival Needed

By RALPH. KENDALL.

Born in May, in Maysville, Rose-
mary. Clooney is. a friendly “girl.
Daughter of’ a former. mayor: of
this. Kentucky. town, Rosie has a
warm and. friendly-style,-not only
as. a.-person but.as..a. singer .of
popular songs. and she was recent-

+ ly charming audiences at the Cave

Theatre Restaurant in.‘Vancouver,
Miss Clooney's effervescent pres-

\ence.-had. more - bubbles than. a
.magnum ‘of ‘champagne,

and it

wasn't just part.of the act: The |

audience was with her from ‘the
vord. “go”. The: night I caught}

‘| her. act ‘she completely ‘collapsed |-
‘the .crowd by: cracking-up in the

middle of a dreamy. number be-

cause, -somewhere ~offstage ‘some-

one- was whistling, loud..and clear,
that same number.’ The -laughter.

“was infectious and: soon: spread ‘to,

: “the. centenary. of.the exhibition looms yet: another year |
fe closer: “It is.a-fitting tribute to the significance of the fair |
‘that as. it advances . towards its © 100th” anniversary. it is| ‘those spontaneous moments when.

hy steadily: ‘increasing in popularity.

~The two-day event was not a-success by fortuitous: cir-|

cumstances. ‘ast. week-end

represented: the - ‘climax to

oe many-months of hard work by.a vast number of residents

In- addition. to the paperwork and

arduous. planning, the. sponsors have been physically active

with carpenters’ ‘tools preparing the way for the fair.
-<While paying ‘tribute to the efforts of the sponsors,
community can. take more active. means ‘to: offer its .con-
gratulations: to the North and South Saanich: Agricultural. |

Society.
i ‘In: 12:

‘months’ dime: another ‘Saanich. Fair will be pre-
sented: ‘Every. resident of Saanich Peninsula will be wel-
‘comed:as a: memebr'of the. society: and every. ‘member can

the

‘take an-active part in preparing for future years. °

“This fall fair is the oldest west of the:Great Lakes to be

in continuous operation: “Such, a history is an impressive
claim: and one which: can only.be- ‘perpetuated. if the “com-

munity, stands ipehind the indefatigable workers who have:
‘and their standards: higher. .

ights | hi gh

af
|
ia aekling ae problem in’an’ Pra
i -Federalists: “Of: ‘Canada: = ae

O “be sation will ‘De. eXx-
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rganizattion isto’ ensur

childre:

TH ithe: presentation. of last week: end’s. Saanich Fair, | the musical director. and. the boys

in’ the. orchestra: . ,...and the’ audi-
‘ence followed suit: “goon the whole
i- place. was “rocking. It:-was:one. of

me ee

‘cesses, and who’ can* still retain

the’ idea that sane: thinking is re-
spectable—not: odd—-these are the}
people who must ie iG their voices
heard...

“Individually, dander the surface
veneer. of - civilized living, we are
all nice people: “None :the. less we
‘collectively ‘tolerate and: assist in
atrocious behaviour inthe name of
a dubious patriotism when it comes
to settling international..disputes,
be. they. real-or. simulated.. To. war
we 80; every: 20: years or.-so.
‘Ordinarily, . ‘preventing.
disaster by intelligent action. would.
be: resisted only : by a.moron, “Are
we. all: vehemently insisting. -on. in.
‘telligent. action ?...°5: :
“Professor. Einstein ‘wrote i in: 1949,

; “We. ‘must’ not’ “conceal . from‘ our-

‘selves. that. an-improvement: in ‘the
“present, depressing. situation. is/im-

no possible ‘without a’ severe’ struggle;:
|}: for’ the: handful ‘of. those .who..are:
| really: determined. ‘to: ‘do: ‘something

ds. ‘minute. in. “comparison. with, the
mass *-of”: ‘the’ lukewarm and . the:

ey. of: war going. are a very powe
“ful “body;
ing ‘to:make, ‘public, opinion., subs T-
vient. to ‘their: murderous | ends.

they: “will: ‘stop * at: ‘noth:

a

human |.

at

2

a star: laughs: or gets mad: Rosie -

‘laughed.: Yes sir, she’s a ‘friendly |’

girl.

- Cur rently. appearing at. the Cave :
‘are the. “Hi-Lo’s”, a bouncy :“pop’’:;’ »
‘song group, and upcoming features |. -water,..such. as’ our is, it:is: not
are Janet Blair and a “rondeview”

version - of ..".Damn Yankees”, the | has been.able to save someone from

musical - SHOW about the World
Series. : : -

IN THE RED gates

~ The fifth: Vancouver ‘Festival |
has closed..and,’ unfortunately, is

in the red again. It was a valiant:

effort.’... but effort doesn’t show
in a balance-sheet, Myself, .I:don't

think they'll ever -break-even® or : %

show a profit until ‘they encourage
audiences to go along and take
shotguns with them’: . . to ‘shoot |.
the : artistes. who fail to: “please.
This:’kind. of audience-participa-':
tion: may. be hard on the actors but
it_.will improve’ standards and .at-

might ‘prove. ‘harder to hit than:a.
‘bull-moose. at’: 30° “paces si. 3 and
deerstalker’. caps. could “become |.

more popular than white. tie and |

“tails; ‘but at least there’ isa chal..|
lenge in. the scheme and it’s no
wilder than. Dean: Swift’s idea. for:

‘tract people away ‘from. the ‘woods: i
“A: ballerina . or.. a basso-profundo |:

|

| STALKING iT OVER”

PASTOR. T. L. WESCOTT, . B.A...

‘Sluggett Baptist Church,
‘- Brentwoud Bay

“Services Every Sunday
- Pamily. ‘Worship -. 2:10.00 am :
“Evening. Service . 2 30 p.m:

In a district surrounded by.

unusual to. hear of some man who

drowning. In such an‘ instance as
this,. salvation
means’ only the

prolonging of
life.
..When the word

salvation is used

ians : it. -means
much. more than
‘this... When ‘a
man is born into
“i this world. he ‘is
only... born .with |
“physical life but
is destitute of any ‘spiritual life.
(gn, 3: 6)-——Natural.man ‘isnot: in
‘possession of spiritual. life and: God.
can only have. ‘fellowship with that:
“which is spirit’since ‘He is a: ‘Spirit:
therefore, beforé man .can come be-
-fore’ God he-must.-have spiritual
life;’ When speaking to Nicodemas,
Jesus referred to the acceptance. ot
this: “spiritual life’ as. being. born,
‘again, Even today we: ‘speak ot.
being. saved’ or born: again.: Has

canning. babies. and. selling mer this happened to.you?. .

as delicatessen.

‘One... suggested :
year’s festival is.a presentation ‘of
the York cycle:of mystery plays,
staged on pushcarts as. they. were
in mediaeval times’..; : with music,
possibly" “composed ‘specially for
the occasion -by Benjamin Britten.

This cycle of. religious plays.
“some: of.. them,’ ‘quite: earthy and
humorous,’ represents an: interest- |
“ing: ‘phase in . the: development. oe
theatre. Ota

-T-once:had: the. idea of presenting
these -plays> in’ ‘Saanich, | ‘at .the
Butchart Gardens: Testill. think
this would: “prove ® a “wonderful set-

idea for.--next

t

+ called. faith and we. can “be saved

|

ting, and. ‘maybe: part. of the. festi- | §

“val “production, could - be: moved

cover: from: Vancouver: ?.

éIn any: case, Tm: looking: forward:

“to. the: development with’ eager. an-

ticipation,’ ‘and of -.one* thing”: Tm:
cer. tain, whatever, form: the. festival.
; “Vancouver, and th e

‘ “pare. io ‘eternity.

hese between. the: “elements: which: went |

in
ne days of- pealignr’ ‘in? acting to, pause:

‘or the reat time'since water was first’ Mea Aibe red |
eaction: of ‘residents. has, peen far< rand

The foresight which brought the » water. district coe
being: is'still evident:today. Taxes are never: welcome, but.
consumers, have accepted. ‘the water tax in its real. form,

thal of a sinking fund. estab

“now, bury, the: ‘Russians, * “Wo.

shed by the community for.

hat* the Russians, can: “ae

“militai ry. vn "te

-Ahere dan'teoven:a: Not a8 ine: "

ate cw epee for. POVONEG), yot

ray mamenty, .

Pract aay

1
ning thelr own) affairs todayy

though ‘admittodly: with: consider.

whle -autalde | “presaure® ard “Inter. |;
-Soroneg,

a ba, mhnage,, “parhapa hettor,: were
the ent of: Naving to take: aldea.in
i potontinl work war removed 9 |

» The arms. race. (mare, Keen overy

day; don't: ‘foryet), or the mutiial

frightoning: process, Is ageapted “py |:

OUP: proent dehumnnize noololtee,

ie. | ducing, mankind ‘to
-) plate Anbeellitye ah
“AWholaaopmonta at soclaty: hrivo: a

‘Ja dt not srensonable®. to |
auppose - that; ‘they: could: continue

 dolthorntaly.

; yf! national: eg Mi ;
t roswlons: ‘are: enrcoly in’ a positton:
0° “wally: Measure find: nggoss: tholy:

wi morbkd’ processon that, aro res | FM

Docome. - helplessly. .do-humantzad

atate. of. com wy

at! | Docause thelr notiunl: diy-to-dny a0. }
“urity: hinges ‘dlrectly.or- Indlyeat.:

lyon the continuancs of producing | (i

“tT heaa? people are
“‘Yoilintlontly * ‘the fenalhle ‘vitorna-

tivo .ot: “produeing:

They ave told that. tho: latter. ix
snore: Amportant{ “Important” to
“whory-2.: Moatly:: (hoso: people are
hot even ‘aware that thoy) have
heen: at hunwiniz reid, by. expediency.
: °Wwhond | ‘apparent ‘walls
“palny doos nob involve then in,

Ob ING aogially.: demoralizing:

AY} ;
PhO i

V| hardly {nn poaition to. ennslder| f

“commoditios |f
More uxoful to Ufe than: tholy prose nt
ent-contrilttkion tasyudden deaths: ff

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ask “oneself” if: it: ‘As: also. POS-

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‘grace.are;.ye..saved: through faith ||°~
‘and that not of yourselves, it is the | Le ;

-Jesus died.on. the .cross for the
sing of. man for God had’ decreea
that there was to. be.no remission
. of --sin’ ‘without. the © shedding. ..oi.
blood. Now that He-has- died: foi
man all we need to do is to believ..
in the work.that has already ‘been

‘done for us... When we believe then |:

God: accepts: us as. His ‘children ‘co: »
the. strength. of. the: -work that
Christ ‘has already ' done.. ‘This is

only by faith, for we read: “Por by.

gift of God: not“of, works lest any, |
man should ‘boast.”..”

‘Salvation, then, “is the” art: ‘of
‘spiritual life and: not. the: ‘prolong-:
‘ing - of. any: “physical: Jife.-"; This

earth at the. time. of. our. salvation,
pis -continued . in -heaven:: “upon the
“déath! of the physical: body. ‘and:
lasts through . alk ‘eternity,’ oe,

tion <is the. most: _importan “thing |’

An: “one’s : life. “Won't you.give: it.
your: ‘consideration. now..and:so:

to. make-up this. musical: “spectacle.:
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' Bvangelistic.

Thursday, September 6, 1962.

SIXTH IN WORLD
Canada ranks sixth in. the world

by weight: of. fish caught, -accord-
ing to the 1959 United Nations re-
port.

“Even. some of Mozart’s” most
tuneful. melodies are not able. to

‘invest this piece with any meaning

deeper
ritual.

The singing | was. good, particu.
larly that. of Robert Oliver as Sar-
astro, King ofthe Sun, but gener-:
‘ally the’ acting left much to be. de- |
sired and*this,-I thought, was not
altogether the: fault of the di-
rector.

,Although the.’ opera began. to
drag .towards’ the end'-it was a

-than--a . glorification of

veasonably pleasant evening's en.

.tertainment.

“Beauty and The Beast”, direct.
ed by Joy Coghill, was a ‘delight.
ful excursion into. family theatre.

‘Plays: ofthis kind, produced in
this. manner, are the best of -any
investments - for the future of
theatre in this country. -

The ingredients should be borne

in:mind' for.festivals. of tomorrow.

..and-tomorrow. ~.

This production was ‘charmingly |:
colorful, the’ sets fulfilled.: their
proper: function. inthe . telling. of
the story. and” creation of: atmo-
sphere, and the acting.was good.

‘This: was one of the highlights - of | anger
the: fifth “Vancouver : Festival.’
Style is something for which the .

Comedie Francais is justly famous
and’“one could see why in this com-
pany’s ‘presentation of
Would. Oe Ee Gentleman”.

* “The
“The. ‘Set

‘PASTOR LEAVES»
aes NEW DUTIES _

Pastor of the Assembly of-God .

Church ‘in “Sidney, for the past
seven years, Rev. G. R. Richmond

will leave the-community on Fri-.:

day ‘to assume his. new. duties at
the Blim :-Tabernacle in. Port. Al-
berni:
his. wife and family,

’ Mr. Richmond. came. to Saanich .
-Peninsula from: ‘Merritt and ‘Vic. _

Roy. Fleming,. of North

‘Vancouver has. been named to>

toria.. :
Rev...
North. Saanich in:his place.

ee
and.costumes were breathtaking, -

the singing and dancing was excel-
lent and the acting was superb.

In this story. of ‘snobbery, the
aspiring “gentleman”, M. Jour.
dain, is tricked,. swindled. and made

lar to ‘those found in. ‘The Magic
Flute”, but’ they were handled: so.
‘much better. _
Perhaps the ‘answer
‘problems in-opera is to be-found’in
the: cultivation of style’ ra

fun of. The components are - simi...
to aioting: :

| . Of ae
i style that incorporates - more. real. os
ism, especially. in stage movement. -
1. Anything: to get rid of ‘the.melo-:.
| Sramatic lunges: and ‘breast-heav- .

He will be accompanied by..”:

ings which are’ supposed to repre-.".. |.

| sent: passion, suffering, .

together’ as as° well ‘palanced ‘a.
team as the actors of the Comedie
Francais, ; ;

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