WEDNESDAY

akts

: just ‘pelatred from a
~ very exciting week of theatre at
-Kelowna.:.This was the annual
B.C! Drama Association Finals
” when plays from all areas of the
province compete for awards,

ii am very-happy to.announce

- thal, the. original play.~ "The
Exitoyerled Stilcide’’ which
was, entered in thé Skeena Zone’
Draina’ Finals - ‘was chosen the
“Best Original Script ‘entered in
“any ,zone’. ‘This’ gave- play-
wrighl Cherie Stewart $200 and
the Terrace Little Theatre $50,

Ms: Stewart: was not able. to
atlend the festival, so [received
the award on’ her behalf, and .
Sharon -:Lynith, president. of ”
Terrace Liltle Theatre accepted
the.Club’s award. -Il was very
exciting for. both of us, as I

and the director Pat Bolton was
highly: commended. The play
judged ‘Best Production’ was
from Creston, avery well done
modern play called ‘Tests’. The
director. of Tests was also

-chosen "Best Director’,

-and entertaining . men
Canada's thealre today. Hewas -

direcled this play:and, ‘Sharon ,

tok the leading park.”
By coincidence, the person’
presenting the award. was an
_ old-time member of our group -
Mein Var-Heek. In case ydu
* think’ there may have - been,
 some‘favoritism, Mein did not
have any -say-in who won tis
award. The judging wasdone by
-a’ panel -ef experts.-. Pamela
’ Hawthorne - - managing director.
of New .Play ‘Center; | Gloria’
Shapiro:- directar of Playhouse
Holiday -‘Theaire;. and Ray
Michal. director, of Cily Stage.

1 However: Mein was chairman’
of he organization ‘committee, -

_ and I know’ she was very happy
to, see, this -award . come | 10
Terrace: . .

Twenlon td ancouver fromK
“Helo ‘ind alta very pleasant
- Iwicheon‘in the company of
‘Mein and Pem Van’ Heek
‘presented the award 10 Cherle
Slewart, She sent her thanks.to

_our group and her thanks for the,
“hospitality received when, she"
and her mother allended: ‘the :

showing of the play in Terrace.“
-is moving lo Vancouver,

shall miss them all very much
bul hope they find:success. and
‘happiness in’ iheir new ene!

“She then told'us that the C.B.C.
“had ‘taped. ‘The Extroverted
Suicide’ and thal it will be
* broadeast, on Monday, - June 24
1.10/39, “p.m: So “those in-
‘ cogied please listen,

‘aiThes Skeena Zone... winning
Play ‘Losers’ . ‘by. the. North

fie wh

ae Mie Maes ae

wi IPLIANCES, BY:-

a ated

‘It was'a very well, organized
week of thealre and workshops
on all aspecis of theatre, The
adjudication was expertly given
by Phillip Silver, ‘resident
designer for the Citadel Theatre

in Edmonton and Esse Ljungh, -

one of the most knowledgeable
in

ajoy tolisten to.-Esse Ljungh is
also the father of our awn local
well-known broadeasior and
realior Burt Ljungh,

‘To move now lo Terrace Little
Theatre's last meeting ‘til the
new season starts in September.

This: was held on Salurday

evening, June 15, al the home of -

deparling members Geoff and
Linda’ Giles.” ‘Sharon Lynch
chaired the meeling at as fast a
pace as.our voaluble members

_ would allow as:a sacial evening

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was planned’ to.’ follow. the
business:
season were approved and a
new coristitution was submilted
by. the cammillee which will
now go. forward lo receive
certificate on...

- Geoff Giles’ ‘read a‘ citiation
from: the. group: which ‘made
Lorreén McColl the first Life
Time Member of Terrace Little

“Theatre. This'was presented to -

Lorreen along with a free pass
for “two. to all future per-
formanees “by our”. group.

Farewell gifts of pottery by Jan
McLeod were. presented. by
Sharon, on behalf of the group,
lp Geoff and: Linda . who -are
moving to Sidney on Vancouver

Island, and to Robin McColl who .

We

vironment.
Have a good summer and I

Will return to my writing in °
Seplember. a coe

ees GCL Caner Tes see oat:

Terrace B.C,

Rupert'was very. well received:

Plans for the next ,

‘individual —
"prospectors and their Ministers

: fiirection,”” said Bennet
don’t get . the ™

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

A special freat was in store for any who wandered into

the Art Room below the public

ubrary on Monday Evening asa

From the wow

Bill, Bennett said: a Creston

Wednesday.” night :thal- “The

Kootenays’ feeling of isolation
can only be. eliminaled by a
‘change of:.Government, The

- Ministers representing the area
"are doing all the wrong things.”’

“Kootenay people. believe: in

the private ownership of land —

for housing, they believe in the
enterprise of

are going in just the’ cpposite

th
Bey, "-Benhell said,

g
phe Government will ‘have.to | ;
_ eqitip “héir . constituents” ane 7
‘Bullhorns #6" ‘that Constituency:

demonstrations can gel through =
lo the Mlulsters,”

In Nelson, its was ily afler a
“massive public demanstration,
‘equipped with Dbullhortis, ‘that

the problem of financing Notre -

‘Dame University al Nelson was
resolved by an announcement
thal the: Government. weuld -
take it over ‘for an 1 undisclosed
price. :

Bennett did- not oppise the
‘Notre Dame..take-over at. his ©
question meeting, but said that
“Surely ‘the /§ Minister
representing the are a. could

. have speelled out exactly what

he fulure program for the
University would'be.’" “I don’t
think”, Bennett said, “‘that- the

: people of the Kootenays want

the Government. just. io own |

‘-anothe piece’ of real estate.”

Bennett asked his Nelson-

Creston audience to join ‘the’ -
~ Kootenay: Consitutency in. a

“\posilive program of replacing -

ssaereurTia HOMES —

MILE 2 VANDERHOOF HWY. |

“ “sranspertation and motel costs will be: paid.

+

rer complete information all us. collect at 562.4391 oe :

. Opposition —

MLA's Nicolson and Nimsick by,
joining in: his UNITY , team.”
“A positive alternative to this
dangerous NDP. Government
must:be found”, Bennett said,
“The Kootenays are sui-
fering’ from the actions of this
Government and so itsistheret
af British Columbia." .

“It is obvious. thal the
stonewalling of the Legistature
én, Bill 31. is a typical example

. of not listening to what the grass
Gols | ‘people in’ the Keotenays

“Hy.

“Aecommiodation is © still

- urgently. required for out-of-

* lawn atudents working: in. our
area.” Casual jobs gre needed

*for younger students ‘who have

‘difficulty. finding summer jobs.

For further information on.

the. above, contact’ Greg or
Belty, aur Student Placement
Officers al the Canada Man-

power Centre in Terrace; 4630 »
Phone 615-7134.

Lazelle Ave,
_ Death Notice

“Word has been received ofthe *

death, in France, of Mr. George
. Jouy. ‘Hé died on June 7th after

‘along illness. Mr, Jouy will be ©

remembered by many Terrace
residents as he and Mrs. Jouy
visited Terrace several limes ta
be with their son and daughter-
inlaw, Mr. and : Mrs. ' Fierra
_Touy.

_ colorful display of art works by high sehoal students was on

display. A small sampling af Ike works is depicted above.

Hl , ,

Wel | Located

490 Scott Avenue, This immaculete home offers 1,246 square
feet of living space. Hf has four bedrooms, a full basement,
floor to celling white Ilmestone fireplace in the tlvingroom
and a handy separate lavadry room on the main floor, Also
included is a carpert with a sundeck. overlooking: the” land-
* scaped and fenced yard. This lovely hamie is only'six years
‘old and is reasonably priced. For further information call’
Bob Sheri dan, Lod ° aoe :

sieena Muay Hartley. Dent
niiounced ‘today : that three

Constiturency for projects

. totalling $17, 257,00

The. ‘largest grant:
the ‘"Ksan Associalion
Hazelton io assisl with the cost
of construciian of a Museum
Exhibition © complex - al
Hazelton. . Bt

The | other lwo: grants for

~ $1,000.00 to. the Morice Town
Reserve and $1,572.00 to the’

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Real Estate & Insurance
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635-6142

lap lox” Rese
-"Feereallonial "Anc..
granis have been ‘awarded ‘ta (~

- Indian Bands. in the Skeana
- diving in. norlhern B.C.,

‘for.
} $15,000.00 has been awarded lo
in.

irve.. ‘were “toe
cultural
projects. “Mr Deni, ‘com:
menting on the high cosl of
in-
divated thal: northern NDP,
MLLA.s. have been assured by.

“the. Premier. thal every effort

will be made to reduce the costs
of Auto insurance, fuel oil and
propane, and - automobile
gasoline for thsoe liying in the

_north of B.C. Mr. Dent said that

he was pleased al the posilivé
allitude that the Government is
taking ta the urgent request by
northern M.L.a.8 for action on
the high cost of living.

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