Page B4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 20, 1992

Theatre performance
benefits travel legacy |.

Contributed

Every year Terrace . Little
Theatre has the same problem --
well, not every year, but the way
things are going, almost!

The problem is how to find the
money to travel to festivals, Both
regional and provincial festivals
are expensive travel propositions
when one lives in the north,

Most festivals are at least one or
two days’ drive away from Ter-
race. Last year’s trip to Mainstage
at Nelson was a three-day drive
which included the transportation
of a set ina truck.

This year, two actors in a
festival-winning play have taken
it upon themselves to establish a

legacy which will actually help
make future trips to the festival a
litle fess expensive.

Friends of the Festival is their
catchy title for what is a fundrais-
ing umbrella designed to contrib-
ute to travel expenses for winning
ensembles going off to other parts
of the province to represent Ter-
race.

. What Marianne Weston and.

Ray Mordan are doing is inviting
the community of Terrace to
make donations to their fund.

What's in it for a sponsor?

"Benefits!" says Mordan. "Just
like the ones you get on public
television." No mugs or CDs, but

there are framed certificates,
complimentary tickets to

tonight’s show of Living Together

at the McColl Playhouse, and in-
vites to the social after the show,

"That is if your donation is $50
or more," he said.

* The fund created will become |

an ongoing legacy, helping to pay
for such trips in the future,

For more information call
Marianne Weston at 635-2942,

Benefit shows of Living To
gether = a@ hilarious. look at
married life through the eyes of
Britain’s foremost comedy writer
-- are May 27-29 at the McColl
Playhouse. Tickets at the door.

Art program deadlines near

Seats are going fast for pro-
grams in the Aurora Summer
School for the Arts this July 6-24

And organizer Karen Birkedal
reminds residents that the dead-
‘Iine for registration is May 31. |

She said some programs, such
as James Eadie’s theatre arts
workshop, are filling up rapidly
this year,

It’s the school’s second year
after their start last summer, and
Birkedal says arts enthusiasts can

look forward to many of the same —

programs put on fast year.
In the music department,
they’re running choral music pro-

grams for children and adults.
There's also a songwriter’s work-
shop. And Brian Fairholm -- back
by popular demand -- returns this
year to teach two courses in com-
puter music composition.

On stage, they’ll have Eadie’s
youth. program and an adult
theatre workshop. Eadie is a well-
known dramatist and teacher of
voice and acting at the University
of Alberta,

Al Richardson will teach a
comprehensive two-week work-
shop in 35mm photography. And
Donald Walker will do a three-
session workshop on lighting and

Taarketing commercial product
photography,

Edward Epp brings his ex-
tensive fine arts experience to his
adult painting workshop. And
Cathy Soutar hosts a drawing and
painting workshop. Landscape
painting will be the focus of a
workshop with Terry Fenton -- a
consultant to many westem Cana-
da art galleries.

In the fibre arts department,
Seattle-based artist Michelle
Wipplinger holds a dye and
colour workshop, and there will
also be evening lectures and slide
shows.

Cash calendar winners named

April was another lucky month.

for many holders of the Dr.

R.E.M. Lee Hospital Founda-_

tion’s cash calendars.

It was no April Fool’s joke
when Cheryl Lippert, of Kitimat,
collected $100 after her name
was drawn Apr. 1. And the.month
finished Apr. 30 with Shelley
Zee, of Hazelton picking up
$100,

There were also $50 winners.

for every day of the month in. be-
tween, The lucky cash calendar
holders are: Gary Slater of Mis-
sion;
Myrna Davies, of Terrace; Kevin

Lana King; of Kitimat;-
G. Anderson, of Burns Lake;

A

O’Halloran, of Prince Rupert,
Ruth Kennedy, of Terrace; Mr.
and Mrs. Houlker in England; Dse
Kienapfel, of Terrace; Louis Da
Silva, . of Terrace; Harold
Desousa, of Terrace; Derrick
Delisser, of Kitimat; Tim Flem-
ing, of Terrace; Gloria Hogg, of
Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. Banks of
Mission; David Dediluke, of Ter-
race; Rhonda Earl, of Terrace;
Steve Dimback, of Terrace;
Mario Desousa, of Terrace; Mr.
aad Mrs. Woeldens, of Houston;
Jane Henderson, of Terrace;
Elaine McKay, of Houston; - Mrs,

te age ad pening ee

Hank Barg, of Terrace; Linda
Wesley, of Hazelton; Mary
Brown, of Terrace; Mr. and Mrs.
Piffer of Smithers; Ethel Chap-
plow, of Queen Charlotte. City;
Doris Emery, of Abbotsford; and
Robert Walker, of Kitimat.

The cash calendars help raise
money for the foundation's CT
scrnner fund. The fund now totals
approximately $455,000,

That total was boosted recently
by an $850 donation from the
Caledonia grads of 1981. The
donation came from money left
over from the grads’: successful
‘lOyearn reunion last St August

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JULY 6-24
“FOR ADULTS & YOUTHS

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MUSIC

Ages 8 - 14:

Ages 17 and over

CHORAL MUSIC teatvcter — Jeanette Gatant
Chiren’s Choir: July 20 - 24, 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Adult Chole: July 49 - 24, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

COMPOSITION

TUITION $150

COMPUTER/ELECTRONIC MUSIC

Instructor: Brian Fairhoim
Level Il: July 13 - 17, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Lab time: 7:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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FUTON $300

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: TUITION $175
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER MUSIC == gounwarren's WORKSHOP
fnstreter: Brian Fairholm 14. . -
. duly 11 - 12, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Lavel {: July 13 - 17, 9:00 am - 12:00 am TUITION $200
Lab time: 1:00-pm- 4:00 pm TUITION 175
REGISTRATION FORM: THEATRE ARTS
YOUTH PROGRAM
| DEADLINE MAY 31, 1992 Ages 14-18
| coduly 1+ 24, Monday » Friday 9:00 am - noon,
4:00 pm + 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm,
| MAIL TO: : Sauda 9:00 an noon & fa0 pm - att pm
| AURORA SUMMER ARTS SCHOOL. TUTHN $450
| 4920 STRAUME AVE. | ADULT eae WORKSHOP
| TERRACE, B. €. VAG 4V8 | Suly 14 - 12, July 11+ 9:00 am - noon,
| | 1:60 pm - 4:00 pm, 7:00 pm - 10:09 pm
duly 12 - 9:00 am - neon, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
i. NAME | Instructor — James Eade = TiitGN $100
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| ADDRESS | |} VISUAL ARTS
‘| ; | DRAWING & PAINTING
| : | Instructor: Cathy Soutar
; wae Ages 9 - 14 years
{ oS |} July 43-17, 1:00 pm. 4:00 pm — TATHOM $90
| PHONE. a | EXPLORATIONS IN PAINTING
Instructor: Edward Epp, BFA, MA.
| HOME | | Adult program
| FAX : | duly 6 - 10, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm = Turron $200
—— -| LANDSCAPE PAINTING TODAY
| COURSE(S) TITLE | - Instructor: Terry Fentan
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FIBRE ARTS.

CHALLENGE YOUR COLOR CONCEPTS
duly 19. 17; 9:00 am - 4:00 pm dally

EVENING LECTURE & SLIDE SHOW ©
: Tuesday, July 14, 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

*. SGOLOR, CULTURE AND CLOTH"
with Michelle Wipplinger
Thursday, July 16, 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
“COLOR: INSPIRATION FOH CREATIVITY”

with Michelle Wipplinger
Tuasday, July 22, 7:30 pm
_ “LANDSCAPE MOW™ with Terry Fenton.
‘Wiepllegar. FEE: $16

TUITION $300 includes led fee

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