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cept graciously any honors bestowed on you.

Secrets must be kept. Your influence will be felt

on matters pertaining to teamwork. Lead by ©

example.
Be alért. Problems are likely to cause emotions

= to wear thin, Do not postpéne the inevitable.
' Take the opportunities afforded you to travel.

Accept whatever invitations come your way and
enjoy. —

Finances make necessities difficult so luxuries are
out of the question. Part-em ployment may be the
answer to your dilemma,

Romantic rendezvous may have to be cancelled.
Happily, your partner will not mind and may
provide a better alternative.

"Look back and remember the good times. These

memories may not always be with you, nor those
with whom you share them.

- Emphasis should be on the home. Dig into

forgotten closets and discard what is not need-
ed. Scrub until no dirt remains.

Your teaching abilities wilt be called upon. Show
those in charge that you have what it takes to
get ahead.

Cool your heels where investments are concern-
ed. Do not jump into risky ventures. Be cautious
with your finances.

Ask questions. Demand answers. Give much
thought before making any changes that will af-
fect your career. ©

Relationship starts off with a bang. Do not ex-

pect it to be so emotional forever. Time will bring

contentment.

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5 Living Together an interesting fuk:
experience with Conquests cast

The “Terrace Little Theatre’s

first production of 1992 is
scheduled to take to the stage

soon. Here is the cast line-up for

Norman Conquests -- Living
Together. -

‘Alan Weston: . | Alan: has
always been an actor, living in a

“musical, theatre-loving family.

He took his training at Ryerson
in Toronto in theatre arts, ad-

ministration and radio/T'V pro-
duction. Before moving to Ter- :

race, he worked for Huron
Country Playhouse in Grand
Bend and at the Backdoor The-

Special

prop needed

The Terrace Little Theatre is
sending out a plea for help
with their upcoming produc-
tion Living Together. Their
props department is in desper-
ate need of a hearth rug under
which two of the main charac-
ters, Norman and his wife,
Ruth, "interact".

Director Ken Morton
describes the rug as a "syn-
thetic furry thing, big enough
to hide under, but small
enough not to overpower the
set".

Anyone who can lend the
Terrace Little Theatre some-
thing fitting that description is
asked to call Ken’ at:635-7507
or Gordon at 638-0996,

————— ae as

Northwest Arts And do

R.E.M. Lee Theatre

Jan. 18 — Marie-Andree Ostiguy, pianist
«Jan. 21 — Trio Mio, classical music and comedy

- for School District 88 students

atre Workshop with Gino

Marocco. His Terrace Little .

Theatre credits include Heavens

to Betsy, Mothers and Fathers,
The Wiz, Curse of the Starving

Class, The Art of War, No Prob-
lem, and Sinners.

In Living Together, Alan plays

the lead role a as conqueror’. |

John McGowan - John was
born in San Diego and has
travelled extensively

Scotia, London, Ont. and

Montreal. John’s acting experi- |

ence has largely been in the
field of musicals. He performed

in Anne of Green Gables and A

Children’s Opera. John is 25
years old and a physical educa-
tion instructor at Veritas School.

This is his third role during his
' year-long association with the

Terrace Little Theatre. John
performed in both Brighton
Beach Memoirs and Hooters. In
Living Together, John plays
Tom, Annie’s boyfriend,
uncomprehending of the tension
emanating from the other
players.

Marianne Brorup Weston -
Marianne first came to TLT as
an assistant costumer for The
Wiz. Her roles show a great

‘yange and diversity and have

included a 14-year-old boy in
Curse of the Starving Class,
Heather in Art of War, Bella,
the alter ego of a schizophrenic
in Room 44, Diane in Sinners,
and Marks and Scraps in Talking
With, In Livitg Together, she
plays wife Ruth to real-life
husband Alan Weston’s charac-
ter Norman.

Alison Thomson - Alison

The 1992 Northwest regional

across,
Canada with stops in Nova ~

acted in high. school and played
‘in the melodrama Gamma Gur-
_ton’s Needle: in Seattle. Since
moving to Terrace, she has
appeared as the sensuous Monica
for TLT’s fall.’90 production of

. Sinners. French Fries in Talking
With showed her amazing range
and talent as an actress. In Liv-
ing Together, she plays Annie,
Norman’s sister-in-law and one
of his conquests. |

‘ Karla Hennig - Karla has had
extensive directing experience
and done quite a bit of acting.
‘Her favourite’ roles were in
Canterbury Tales, and as Allison
and Lucy in You're a Good
Man, Charlie Brown. Her first
role with Terrace Little Theatre
was aS Paula in No Problem.
Paula was neurotic, whiny and a
victim. She describes Sarah,
Reg’s wife in Living Together,
as “a very uptight, proper wom-
an. She’s quite hysterical just
under the surface. She’s bossy
and tries to arrange things and
people her way, with little suc-
cess."

Ray Mordan - Ray is a rela-
tive newcomer to the Terrace
Little Theatre. His introduction
to the group, was as producer for
their recent production of
Hooters. Before his move to
Terrace, Ray was involved in
Theatre Calgary through corpor-
ate sponsors Bank of Méntréal’

and Shell. He also served on the,

‘board of One Yellow Rabbit, a

Fringe theatre company. His
acting debut will happen on
February 6, opening night for
Living Together. Ray describes
his character Reg, Annie’s and
Ruth’s: brother, as “a carefree,
happy-go-lucky kind 0” guy,
interested in playing games. "

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March 1-30 at the Performing -petitively in the 1992 exhibition,
Arts Centre in Prince Rupert. at which they will be provided |
The juried art exhibition is part with critical evaluation and
of a province-wide program of development with professional
festivals, shows and events held artists.
each year to develop and recog-
nize our emerging artists. It all Entry forms are available at
‘culminates in the B.C. Festival the Terrace Public Art Gallery
‘of the Arts, supported by the (below the Terrace Public
province of B.C. ‘through the Library) or by calling the Prince
B.C, Lottery Fund. Rupert Community Arts Council

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