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TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

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Centennial a la Mode

Shawl (left),

The long cape. (right)

Thornhill Talent Show
Attracts Largé Crowd

Playing to a packed house Saturday, 28 entertainers Willismson in a Centennary

competed for the eight trophies at the first Thornhill

Talent Show.

Master of ceremonies for the
evening was Mr. Bert Bellamy.

In the instrumental category
Leslie Paulson captured the
first piace trophy for ‘his com-
pétence at the plano. He play-
ed two selections, one being a
composition of his own.

The second place trophy in
thts category went to an instru-
mental trio, John Gauthreau,

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Allan Coburn, and Chance Me-
Carron, three Thornhill young:
sters.

Linda Bennie and Winston
Cazes sang their way to the
first place trophy in the singing
category with their choice of
folksongs. Second place trophy
went to Debbie Hoisington of
Kitimat for her rendition of
Razzamatazz. -

In the dance category first
place honors were given to Kit-
imat youngsters, Joanne and
Jamie Beld for their tap duet.
Second prize was awarded to
Lisa Douglas and Denise Lind-
say for their number titled
“The Irish Steppers.”

In novelty category judges
awarded the first place trophy
to twelve grade six students of
Thornhill school for their pan-
tomime entitled “The Old Car.”
The acrobatic téam of Mrs.

Glockner, Mrs. Romios and Mrs.

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number, captured the second
place, Mrs. Komlos and Mrs.
Glockner are well known in the
area for their Gigi and Gogo
toutine which has won several
awards in other shows.

Deserving of special mention |

was Douglas Kamp who gave a
recitation which was presented
with excellent delivery and die-
tion. There was no oral speech
category.

Mrs, Moore and her group of
girls from Kitimat were also
deserving special mention.
Their dance numbers contribut-
ed greatly to the overall suctess
of the program.

The task of judging the show,
which was sponsored by the
Thornhill Reereation Commis-
sion was capably handled by
Ruth Hallock, Victor and Elvira
Bryant, Paul Axelson and Fred
Read. Their task was a difficult
one because of the’ wide var-
iely of presentations and the
high calibre of the perform-
ances.

Lather Leaguers
Ready For Rally

Young people of Christ Luth-
eran Church are preparing for
guesta who will begin to arrive
in Terrace Tuesday, March 28
for a Luther League Rally un-
der the theme "The 10 Com-
mandments in the 20th Cen-
tury. ” .

Luther Lenguers from con-
gregation in Fraser Lake, Burns
Lake, Smithers, Hazelton,
Prince Rupert and Kitimat, are
expected to be in attendance.

Featured speaker at the two
day Rally will be Rev, C. John-
son of Burns Lake. The Luther
Leaguers, aged 13 and over will
engage in debates and discus-
siong in an effort to discover
for themselves the relevancy of
God's Word for their age. _

A Worship Service on Wed-
nesday evening will provide
opportunity for parents and
adults of the local congregation
to meet and greet the visitors.

The Rally which also in-
cludés, tours, recreation and
hootenannies will wind up
Thursday at noon with a pam
cake lunch, followed by a brie?
‘Prayer of Parting? All sessions
will be held at Christ Lutheran

Church at the corner of ‘Sparks |°
St. & Fark Ave. 1

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Many of you might like to

wear over the
gown when walking outslde,

‘| of course is wear your mod-
-ern coat, hut for those who

want to be really in the 1886

style, there is the long coat
.| with a full skirt and bodice

‘and sleeves styled similarly
to those of the Centennial
gowns. ,

with a little fur and . you
- would be correct to carry a
small muff.

The cape with hood was
also in style a hundred years
ago but it was reserved for

-INore “dressy” occasions,
The most practical outer
eloak, both for warmth and
ease of motion, is the woolen
shawl. The majority of our
grandmothers were wearing
them.

If you recall some of the
previous articles in this ser-
jes you will note that most
of the models have worn
capelets over their should.
ers, It was considered stylish
during the erra in study and
was also very comfortable.

The capelete, however,
does not become everyone,

to the era of 100 years ago
was the large round collar,
usually highlighted with rib-
bons, feathers, aigrettes and
flowers. It was tied under
__ the chin with a cap-string.
' In the back there were
long ribbon streamers which
were called, “follow me
young man.” Qur gpand-
mothers were crafty and
stylish women.

have ideas regarding what to |
Centennial -

The simplest thing to do-

Collars can be trimmed —

‘Another accessory common

Waster | ‘Sunday services will
be held in Thornhill School at
7:30 p.m. The sermon will be
based upon the theme “Confes
sing the Risen Lord!’ ~

Reverend Len Koster from
North Surrey, B.C. will be ar
riving April 9 to take over the
pastorate of Uplands Baptist
Ghureh ‘and the Thorabill Mis-

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The Thornhill Recreafion
Commission's next cards and
games social night will be held
March 25, at 8 pan. in Thorn-

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This Is FORD Couniry !

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Don't forget the Ratepayers
Association Rummage Sais
which will be held April 8 from.
10°a.m, tntil 4 pm. ‘in ae
school. ‘

There vill be a meeting of
the Thornhill Ratepayers
Association « tonight, Wednes-
day, March 22 at 8:30 ia Thorn-
hill sehool.

The agenda includes a review
of the Fire Protection plan and
Centennial committee activities,
A new director will also he
elected.

All residents are urged

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