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THREE MEN INA TUB, AY, a custom bullt, aluminum jet-riverboat really. it comes equipped —
with a loader trailer and selection of fishing tackle and is the prize in this year’s Kinsmen raffle.
Selling tickets at the Trade Fair were members Robert Finlayson (left to right), Jim MacKenzie
and Tim Adams. The draw is being made Fathers Day, but Kinsmen Joe Barbosa says tickets
are selling fast so you'll have to be quick if you want a chance to win. ;

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Contributed
When the lights went up on
the spare set of A Chip in the
Sugar-at last month's Drama
Festival, no-one knew exactly
what to expect.
Actar Alan’ Weston entered,

thanged intd ba tare! gown
‘and satidowall (8) SoM

Within ,one -minute, he had *-penses and. to give Terrace au-

‘the. Budience i in the palm of his
hand, beginning. his ..one-man
sho! with, ae had ‘just. taken up
her’téa' this morning...””

Weston won best actor, direc-

tor Merry Hallsor best director, .

the play best production and set
and. lighting: designer: ‘Dave Bat-
ison. received a: certificate - of
‘special récognition: ‘for his work:

A get well wish to ‘Adi Turner

who, § cin. the: hespital having

‘trip to Kitwangs

residents, can buy plants for the
garden aa -greenhause, : Some

re tt. PrindeRupert. ie
“TRE: reg ular barbecues: ‘are

about ta’ start t up s so every Tues:

. All the: ‘marbles; sd‘to speak,”
240 ‘minute: ‘Performance ney

ann so-some:of the.

which left the adjudicator
speechless and the audience
amazed,

‘A Chip’ in the Sugar now
travels. to next month’s
Mainstage *91, the provincial
Drama: Festival and will com-
pete, against. nine other winning

plays. S00, 2

To raise money for travel eX

diences a chance to enjoy a
remarkable performance, two
shows of Chip will be staged at
the McColl Playhouse, 8 p.m.
May 24 and 25...

- Tickets are by way of a
minimum $5 donation at the

. door and. refreshments will be
“served upstairs. 2

Please come out and support:

-the: Terrace -Litde: Theatre’ s.
slosing show of the year,

day: throughout - the. ummer
Marg and: Howard ‘Cromarty ,

will be. there ‘cooking ‘for: all.

They start at 12:1'5 p.m. so why. ,

nat go Up and enjoy one?

‘Celebrating | birthdays this
month are Gertrude Crick. (86
on May 6), Sophie Poppe (May
15, 83), Marie Emerson (May.
17, 93); Oswald - Alexander’
(May 17, 93), Francois Blais’
(May, 22, 71) and John
Shewehuck (May 31, :74). .,

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Telephone Employees Com-
. munity Fund.

our cause, ~
your letter. al’, March 22 that
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cpive in July. this year, ae

‘Your! kindness:
members. of ‘our group and
your. compassion. - for ; the
Bligh of: schizophrenia uf
-: feress is admirable

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Thank you sa much for-
your donation of $50 and.
youre continu: Ous: Support. af:
We -learn: from.

. for our little group.

addi-”.

hopeful: that-‘thé. Future ‘will

-bring many positive changes

& “that-- will benefit our. family”
“much - appreciated :° by: all.

all over the world,:

"know: that ,to date you: “stitl
are the only ea ofahe.

“done-in order ta achieve im-,
provements in the lives of

schizophrenia ,
and it is an ongoing. stfiggle

- Our. saciety as a Whole is.
‘growing by; leaps and bounds.
and has been ‘recognized. asa
vital factor in the ministry of
Mental:

members and: schizophrenics

We thank: you, again. for.

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| ABUDDY!.

of Canada has developed to
é'today. there ‘are 175
he country. Almost half
are joint Big Brother/Big Sister

i¢s, Each agency has a Board of
made up of a cross section of
members of the community. In’ most
“ls Cases, these Boards employ staff; in-
cluding ‘social workers, who carry on

. the day to day. casework of the agencies.

Big Brothers and Sisters are: friends
buddies to Little Brothers and Sister.
Remember that, R's important.:.A)
remeinber, with a fried yor can WW
car, fly a kite, take a walk, build a niadel, ~-
ride.bikes, play. ball read books, attend fe
sports ovent or just talk. : aor

“Friends share their tinte and interests .
"ana Big 5 Sisters and Brothers are ‘good

© friends! +) WHO’ARE BIG SISTERS”
2 WHATIs BIG BROTHERS/ (2) AND BROTHERS?
te ‘ Jf tA. Bi
WIG SISTERS? © ig Sister or. Brother is an adult from

“any. walk of life, married or ‘single, with
or! Without: children, who. volunteers
“about four hours each week asa friend
“loa child,
WHO ARE LITTLE BROTHERS :

-- AND SISTERS?) :

*. A Little» Brother or Sister is a child,
- . generally between the ages of 6 and 16,

 We'res an orgaiization dedicaied ‘to

* helping i in the development of.children =|

‘growing up in single-parent families.~: 7

_> There are aver'700,000 boys and girls i ine

-- Canada who live with‘one parent. Not’
~» allof them neéd or want another adult

o: intheir ives —but many do. These are “-

: the’ children’ we. serve.

be in the program the boy or girl-must -
want a Big Brother or Sister as a friend.
The parent of the Little Sister or Brother.

* tad,

(A Big Sister or Brother is affectionately
known in our organization aS a: "Big"
and the young friend, a"'Littie’’) -

HOW ARE BIGS AND

‘LITTLES "MATCHED"?

~. Not easily. Our goal is a good match that

meets the child's needs, That is why we

.v take great care in screening potential Big
Brothers and _ Sisters.

_ that they are reliable, caring adults. We
et to know the child and his or her
amily, carefully noting likes, dislikes.
lemperament, interests, age and
Personality.

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“ friendship, -
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Then, it is the caseworker's job. io
decide which Big and Little make.the
best “match" .
ofa good match i isa matter of great pride.
among our staff.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER A
MATCH IS MADE? . =
After the Big and Little meet, the case--
‘worker stays in touch to provide any
needed help as they ‘establish their
friendship.

HOW DO WE MEASURE

“OUR SUCCESS?. ve
Our focus is on | prevention of problems .
and often that is hard to measure. But -
success can be seen through better
school work, improved behaviour, or.
sometimes it is‘as simple as seeing a
smile that was not there before.

HOW MUCH ARE BIGS PAID?
Nothing. They are volunteers along with
many others who help t the organization
to operate.

‘DO BIGS ASSUME ANY LEGAL OR
FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS?
‘Volunteers are. expected. to be res-
ponsible and careful: when sharing
activities with their young friends so
that potentially dangerous or hurtful
‘situations are avoided.

Some incidental costs may be incurred
‘on outings, but volunteers are not
~ expected to spend_a lot of money on the
child. Remember buddies don’t buy

ES INVOLVED? :
‘A minimum commitment of a year. or

on fora nur iber of years.

~ Brother or Sister, call'your local- agency.
“Inform will be Peed to ge with “all? the

Name

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