pdnesday,_ September 2i,

1966

TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Page. Five

errace. Basketball Assn.

ets Up Winter Program

m On Thursday, September. 15th; the first meeting of the
maerace Basketball Association. was held, Returned to office
re Fred Philpot (President) and Nairne Culver (Secretary-

t.
She proposed . “programme: “for

1966-87 basketball. season As
Follows: ©

~. JUNIOR LEAGUES’
‘nior Boys — Age 10 to. 13,
@ team from. Veritas Cath-
School and:.three teams from
Race Community. Centre © will
a league schedule :through-
Rthe winter. Games will be held
he Community Centre” every
@eday night- from 6:00 p.m. ‘to
ma p.tn. Registration of interest-
manlayers will be, held at the

Zmunity Centre Monday even-|,

» September. 26th and October
8 from 6:00. p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
@eenior Girls — Age 10 - 13.
mne team from Veritas and
mese teams. from the Terrace
meemunity Centre will play a
meue schedule throughout the
mer, Games will be held at the

n 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Regis-
ron of players will be held at
Community Centre on Sunday

merncons, October 2nd and Oc-

mr Sth from 1:00 pm, to 3.00

mtermediate Bays — Age 14.
15.

“ ree or four teams from the| _

a rrace Community Centre will
articipate in a league schedule
and exhibition games throughout
male winter. Games will be played
mavery Tuesday Night from 64:00
m. to 8:00 pan. Registration of
mayers will he held Tuesday even-
mees September 27th and October
meh from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the
mommunity Centre.

m Intermediate Girls — Age- 14: -|

15,

m Three or four teams from’ the
eaommunity Centte will participate
mai a league schedule throughout
mae winter. Games will be played
mavednesday afternoons from 3:30 -

s:00 p.m. Registration of players
ill bé held Wednesday  after-
moons, September 28 and October
gach from 3:30 to 6:00- p.m.

ME All players wishing to play
Masketball in one of the

meng the times listed. Any player
Srishing to play, but unable

ttend registrations may leave his
Mame, age and

rommunity Centre,
SENIOR MEN

A senior league will be formed]. .”

Terrace. Games will be played
fuesday and Thursday evenings
mit Skeena Secondary school. Team
atries are now being accepted

mer entry into the Terrace Sr. |

M@tasketball League. To ‘be accept-
fle a team must have a minimum

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‘phone number |. ~~ :
aith ’ Bill Casey at the Terrace |”

basurer}, Brother Kearns of Veritas” was elected Vice Presi-.
doe ‘eight players” registered. Team

entries may be left with Bill
Casey atthe Terrace Community
Centre or with F. Philpot V13-
6441. Practice sessions will start
on Tuesday and Thursday even-
ings 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. at. Skeena
Secondary school, October 4th and
6th,

Players not. registered ‘on a
team, but wishing to play, should

attend practices and also should

leave their names and phone|.
numbers with Bill Casey at. the
Community Centre.

A Senior Women’s team is being.
formed for play throughout the
winter, Practices will be held at

.| Cassie Hall School every Thursday
evening. No starting date has yet
been announced. Any - interested:

players.should contact Pat Gair
at ‘VI 3-5149,

Busy Season Planned

Terrace Little: Theatre Assocla-
tion held its first meeting of the
fat] geason ‘on September 12 at the
home of Mrs.. Hazel Cambrin. .-

’ President of the ‘group, Mrs.
Molly Nattress, welcomed several
new mentbers and heard  finalize-

tion reports from the ‘committee

in charge of the August perform-
ance of “In The Rough.” It was
learned that a. small profit was
realized fromthe event and ‘this
will be turned over to the Cen-
tenntal Committee.

’ Well-known Canadian" directors,
Peter Boretski and G. Zouve have
been named as possible choice for
‘a: visit to Terrace next April. to
direct. a. play. The: professional
director service will be sponsored
by the Dominion Drama Festival
Committee of Canada.

-Mien Van Heek reported on ‘her
attendance at. a B.C. Dramta Ass0-
ciation..meeting in. August. - She
outlined ‘Plans. ‘of B.C.D.A. presi-
‘dent Tom Kerr to-provide a work-

shop for winning plays. In annual |"

one-act festivals.

“Terrace. Little Theatre will
bring a- touch “of old England to
the local stage during the Christ-

-\mas season. when Molly Nattress

|. (Reg. Price
$1 4.75) 7

For Little Theatre

will undertake ‘direction of a
traditional Jack and ‘The ‘Bean-
stalk pantomime. This will be the
first attempt at entertainment of
this nature on the part of the
local group. =:
- Loreen MeColl will direct the
first Terrace Little Theatre . pro-
duction of the year — a rib-tick-
ling farce entitled “So Long As
They're Happy,” which brings to
mind the hilarious. success of
Charlie’s Aunt,-produced here two
years ago by Mrs. McColl, .
Readings for “So Long” have
been completed and a cast com-
prising newcomers to Little Thea-
tre, as well as oldtimers, hds now
been selected. Main: character in
‘the play is an English pops singer
who manages to get into one

| scrape after another.

_ The play will be staged in the
Terrace © Community’ Centre on
November 5 and 6.

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" LEADERS NEEDED
Leaders: and assistants are
urgently needed for the Skeena
Guide District. Anyone interested
is asked.to contact Mrs. Sparks,
VI3-5851 or Mrs, G. Kerr, VI3-
2677. Training will be provided.

pmunity Centre every Sunday |: rr es ee So so

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First Cedarvale Fair.
Termed Successful ©

What has been termed a. “very:
successful” Fal! Fair was held at:

good number of entries registered, :
and keen competition, particularly.
in the vegetable category. - .-.

The Fall Fair was a‘ “first”
venture by the Woodcock-Cedar- ~
vale Farmers Institute and it ig
hoped it will now -become an
annual event..

* Judges for the Fair were Mrs.
Metcalfe of Burnaby (mother of
Mrs. Jean Jefferies of Cedarvale);
Mrs. Han Olson, Cedarvale and Joe
Jaarsma, Kitwanga, Ribbon prizes
were awarded.

Art Diesing of -Cedarvale was
Grand Aggregate winner. .

arts -plug q diversified selection -
of pairitings by local ‘artist, Mrs.-
Freda Diesing prompted favorable
comment:from visitors. Also dis-
played. were mineral. samples and —
fossils collected.:from within ‘a
100-mile radius of Cedarvale. —
After judging was completed
and awards presented, the crowd —
in attendance took part in a lively

auction of the goods entered.

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