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The sum of ‘$1440 wa
zaar 1}
; $500 more than was made last year.
Appreelation of ‘the falthfull
} work throughout the winter by the
‘ Pensioners and others: was evid-
the splendid support
annual social event,

: The Pensioners have extended
; thanks to the Ladies of the Ro-

: - stoners” tea and

¢ enced by

{ given this

“Wednesday, May 1, 1968

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- PENSIONERS BAZAAR foun
-and Mrs, B. Nilson inspecting flowers; Mrs. Jean Norton
|. with.her sister Miss Beulah
‘ Norton; and Mrs. George Hi

| Pensioners pleased |
With bazaar success | |

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rmoon, — over.

Ple for thelr help with
the refreshments; the Skeend So
condary School economic class
Who made the sweets: the Ladies
of the Rebekah Lodge who 8pon-
sored the bake table; the Wom
en’s Institute who handled the

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attic treasurers, Mantel's Flor-

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ists for the flowers and many
other individuals for their as-
sistance,
Raffle winners were: the hand
made quilt, made and donated
by Mrs, Jean Norton and her
liter, Miss, eulah Reed, won
ts. Lucy Smythe. | :
The hooked rug, donated ‘by
Mrs, Ray Skoglund, and work»

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CENTRE

the Dixe Belle
_ The annual

called ‘best

Acclaimed
Ball Friday night

“the best yet" ‘and ne

Dixie belle ball

yet”

tting close to $2,900
Was an outstanding suceesg, .

by a grow of meet
& group: of men dress
Chef’s aprons and hats,
Authentic eostumes, replete
with black-face and southern ac-
cents, splended perfomances and

and Ottawa.

born on Sunday at noon,
28, to Mr,

ed by her parents’ Mr. and Mrs,
George Dakin, won by Mrs, Ju.
lieGagne, . :
Smoked cushion, made and do-
hated by Mrs, Rhoda.Hall, won
hy Mrs, Norman Preseott of
Prince Rupert, 4
The picture of Gitnodoix River
Valley, ‘made and donated by
Mrs. Victoria Norsirom, won
by Mrs, Irene Champeaux, |
The croched cloth, made in
Yugoslavia and donated by Mrs,

~ Skeena

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‘| stage of Skeena Secondary
Saturday, May 2,3 and 4,

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TERRACE

. EQUIPMENT

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| son during

The occasion
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Forest for . Adjudicator

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Kitimat fair | 7.”
Johnny Forrest, Scottish sing-
ing star of the Don Messer
‘Jubilee’ T.V. Show will appear
as  eadtine Teen ner ae. thej-- Dees
at Lions Trade. Taper! G0 - A ?

Forrest ; will appear in por.|. “Qtame est .
( all three days of the |.” a
fair, scheduled to ‘open at the.
Kitimat YMCA on May 30th, and
Tuh through May Slst ard June
Ist. a oe -
Jack Seriven, chairman of the | |
fair, commented: “We are de-
lghted .to have this opportunity
to bring such a renowned artist:
as Johny Forrest to Kitimat
as the. featured entertainment
attraction at the fair this year,
and we consider it q. ‘break.
through’ in: being able to attract
a.top T. V, star and record.
ing artist of the calibre of Mr,
Forrest, _ ; .
Viewers .n this area will have
their first chance to.seo Johnny
Forrest soon_afier his arrival |.
at the Terrace airport on Wed.
nesday, May 29th, when he will

- named. for

here May 2, 3

Mrs,
work at
school n London; England; gradu-
ated to a repertory company;
took two years University thea-
tre and did radio and film work
during war years, «+

In- Canada, partly because of
five children, she has been mostly
connected with the amateur thea-
tre; acting and.
awards in’ one-act and thres-act
festivals, She took _4 turn at
directing," and was ‘successful
in drama festivals with produc

and 4,

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oMAY6. TO. JUNE. 7.:

PLAN TO USE.THis FINNING SERVICE |
LONGER PIN & BUSHING LIFE .
_° SCHEDULE YouR Work

gram at 5:30 pom, and last year’s original play

. “Gilliam,”
direction, represented the four
western’ provinces at D, D, F.
finals in Newfoundland,

Mrs, Malcolm now teaches
drama in two sctiools and in the
summer has instructed at Notra
Dame University Summer School
and Penticton Summer School,

Another aspect of the theatre |
which Mrs, Malcolm is connectad
with is the writing and directing
of children’s Shows, which for
the last four years have-been
seen in Kelowna, Penticton and
B |. Vernon, ee

' Mrs, Del Holtom ‘and-f
1) visited Mrs. Holtom’a mother,
Mrs, Helen Tweed - in -Prince
a) Rupert. during the Easter vaca-
tion, ° ne a
* @ -e ;
Fred Adames retuned at
week-end after Spending a
Bjweek in Vancouver | with her

SERVICE

~ Six plays for |
festival —

School Thursday, Friday and

will be the 1968
A Festival: with én,

‘Mrs, Paddy Malcolm, versa-
tile in - many fields of drama
and the theatre, will be adjudi-
cator at Skeena Drama Festival

Malcolm began theatre
an early age ‘in a theatre

winning - major |)

which, under ‘har |?

'|- to afford plain old gasoline,

bresented on the auditorium , |

tries from Kitimat, Kemano,
Prince Rupert.and Terrace, "|

HO Der Span Ar Wir ptr itive 9g soy
Admigaion’ for "Thussds¥ana

and

50 cents for students, At’
the

Honour Performance Satur-
day night the admission will be
$1.50 and 75 cents, Tickets for

mat and Terrace, ©

‘On Thursday night the Prince
Rupert ‘Little Theatre will open
the Festival withthe ono-act farce
“The Celebration”; Terrace Lit-
tle Theatre group will follow with
the Avant Garde Comedy “‘Cham-
ber Music” and to close the
evening’s performance will be
the Kitimat Players with the tra-
gie-comedy “Fragmentg',
On Friday night the Kemano
Valley Players will be seen in

There”; the Prince Rupert Civic

{Centre Little Theatre Agsocia-|.¢

Yon in William Shakespeare's |-
“The Taming of the Shrew? and
the Kemano

Sood lighting affects brought loud
applause when the program was

presented ‘prior to the midnight and two little sisters, .
hour,

Friday will be $1.00 for Adults,

the one-act drama, ‘Hello Out| g

Broup in “Little ~

were:

Oliver

hard,

cast,

Bev Miller,

Taking

Boyle and Janet Condon in a Vo~
cal trio, “Hey

Phillipson, Larry
Skoglund; “‘Al

ry
duct by John McAllfster-and Judy
this performance may be obtained | V;

from Munson's Drags tn’ Kit-| Jim
bers by Lynn'Apolezer, Joy Ber»
Sler and Robin

rolic finale
Ragtime Band’,

Mrs, Barbara Nicholson was
general convenor assisted by the
Mesdames Edith Gieselman, Lor~
raine Jornstone, Maureen Mason,
Etta Phillips, Marie Mills, Doro-
Noble, ang

thy McDougall, Jutie

part in the program
Jim » Jeannette

Look Me Over’;

Pat Terrace

included;

‘Hendy,

with the

Joes, Maureen Lus-
mey and a
“Alexander's

by the entire Africa, ¢

siting and

ference,

Glass Houses”, a comedy,

ii
The Art

Froese and
Miss Gloria

hausern, '
Travel Service’

40 persons to H
back at the wee
berries. and happy as clams.
People making the tour _
daughter’ Margo, Mr, and Mra, qi Te "face
Larry Sandford and Mrs, Sand. | 2: SC C at

ford Sr, Mr,‘ and Mrs, Emil
daughter Colleen,
Freisen, Mr, and

tour,

tour were from Prine
and Kitimat,
2
‘Mr, and
Colthurst and s
Lakelse Lake have returned from
about thrée ‘month
in’ England and
ing ‘@. month's safari in East

e
‘Mrs,

Bates

Fre

Dr. and.Mrs, R, E, Lee and
family spent'a few days at Easter
vacationing at Jasper
National Park,

e
Mrs, Jock Campbell left last.
Thursday for Vancouver where
she will take a short cperating | .
room course in St, Paul’s Hos-

. ¢ @ @
Mrs, Laurie English leftSatur.
@ | day for Port Alberni to attend a

BC, Recreation Association Con-

for the East on CFTK Television
business in Toronto, Montreal

e @¢ @
A son, Stephen aman wag
and Mrs, Al Parfitt,
He will join two little brothers

e a

Bates annual tour. of
awail arrived
k-end, brown ag

and

‘reddie and: ms
a; 'Petar. Von Nieder.; Ria
Bob Harvey of Terrace!’ +
“spent a few days’

Others’ on: the

e Rupert
David Bowan-
on . Michael of

5 vacationing
Europe includ.

At the Honour Performance on
Saturday night the winning play
8nd the runner-up will be: prese
ented ag well as the winning
play in the Skeena School Drama
Festival which was Booth Mem-
ori High School of Prince Ru
2

Awards will be presented for
the. best play, the best visual
Bresentation, best actor and acs
tress, best supporting actor and
actress and the best director,

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' May 4th, 1968
Early Bird Touraoment:

; . , Medal and Handicap
0" Start 7:30 AMS

Entry Fee Dollar 1, — 9 hei
mC. Free Breakfast
y. May 11th, 196

cos” Beginners Tournament
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+ Greenfees, corts, rentals frea.
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money refunded in prizes

_ Beginning 8:30 A.M, .
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