Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 30, 1990 — Page 83

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Saturday, June 2

10:00 a.m.

at Petro Canada, Terrace
$10.00 each

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Anyone who didn’t make it ‘to the recent

Skeena Drama Festival in Prince Rupert has an ilvei ‘can who an;
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sion,

While the subject matter is serious, Connie
Silveira, who plays a dual role in the production, |
emphasizes “Tt doesn’t hit the audience over the
head,” Instead, subtlety is the key with-a ‘lot of
comedy offered on the-way to a powerful conclu-

Saluting

: By MARY ANN BURDETT
The success of Riverboat

Days depends to a large extent

on community organizations
getting involved. By volunteer-
ing their time, they ensure the
annual celebration offers a Jull
range of activities’ and events
Jor local residents and visitors
alike to enjoy,

With that in mind, the River-
boat Days society salutes BC,
Old Age Pensioners Organiza-
tion Branch 73,

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Under the able leadership of
president Fred Berghauser, first
vice-president Lou Gair, second
vice-president Pearl Normandy
and secretary Aileen Frank,
Branch 73 works to maintain a
gathering place (the Happy
Gang Centre) where seniors and
Nnot-so-seniors can meet social-
ly,

It was established in the fall
of 1958 with a membership of
13. Charter president was W.D,
Griffiths who held the post until
his passing in 1971. The group
met in the. United Church,
Legion, old community centre
and arena before acquiring its
present facility,

The Happy Gang Centre’

opened Sept. 13, 1980, the
result of much hard work by the
building committee and the co-

tress award,

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operation and assistance of the
people of Terrace,

The Kalum St. facility offers
both organized and spon-
taneous recreation including ex-
ercise Classes, cards, carpet
bowling, sewing and quilting
and just plain old-fashioned
conversation,

The seniors serve, at a
nominal cost, light luncheons to
the public each weekday and
Tun a pancake breakfast the
first Saturday of each month,
Once a month there is a pot luck
supper or dinner followed by
dancing or other entertainment.
The members also enjoy trips to
many different places and have
hosted seniors from com-
munities as far away as Edmon-
ton, ;
Come Riverboat Days, they
will again be busy cooking up
an inexpensive and delicious
Pancake breakfast from 8-11

. 4m. on Saturday, Aug. 4 and

Putting the finishing touches to
the float they will be entering in
that -morning’s parade. They
will also be sponsoring a River-
boat Days colouring contest for
the younger set,

The society salutes our
seniors’ community spirit,
energy and accomplishments
and thanks them for paving the
way for us here in’ Terrace.

Canines triumphant

The trip proved to be well
worth it for several local
residents who, with their canine
companions, travelled to Burns
Lake earlier this month to take
part in four championship dog
shows and four licenced obe-
dience trials,

‘Among those’ picking up
awards were Rebbecca Sund-
berg whose Irish setter Kulana
Lyric took the female and best
of breed categories in all four
shows. Tammy Maxfield
Dureau’s English springer
spaniel Ch. Westham’s Louie
‘the Lip. won three best of
' breeds, one group first, a group
third, completed his C.D. and
- teok a high in crial,

.Kalypso Autumn Breeze,
smooth vizsla owned by Donna
‘and, Frank Burton came away
with four best of breeds and a
group fourth while John and
Patty Dougan’s giant schnauzer
Skansen's Devil’s Advocate
scored four best of breed and

three group wins plus a group

second.

-- Cleo Laxton and her smooth:

fox terrier Seafox Dance
brought home four best of
breeds, four best puppy of
breed, a group first, two group
seconds, a group fourth, two
best puppy in group and best
puppy in show,

Rerry’s Tiny Ko-Ee-Poe, a

pomeranian owned by Colleen .
- Curti, took a first, two seconds

and a third in the groups, two
reserve winners male and a best
of breed while Sadie Moerman
and her rough collie Peetanee
Chumani Sandailum receives
three reserve winner female
awards, one winner female and
a best of opposite sex,

Dowdall Coulas scored suc-
cesses with two entries, both
german shepherds, Fireweed’s
Northern Star took a best of
breed and group first while
Fireweed’s Heidi picked up a se-
cond in class,

Sunday, dune 10

. Races
Sunday, June 17
Races

Tuesday, July 24
Saturday, Aug. 4
Sunday, Aug. 5
Races
Sunday, Aug. 19
‘Sunday, Sept. 9
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Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day, Regular Races -
Saturday, May 26 Regular Races

Sunday, May 27 Kiddles Day, Regular Races
Regular Races
Saturday, June 16 Open Wheel Invitational, Regular

Open Wheel Invitational, Regular

Saturday, July 7 Regular Races
Sunday, July8 Bump & Pass
Sunday, July 22 Regular Races

Hell Drivers, Sponsored by T.S.C.A.
Memorial Races .
Memorial Races and Bump & Pass

Kiddies Day, Regular Races |
Open Day Races and Demolition . _
Saturday, Sept. 29 Year End and Awards 2

SEE YOU AT THE RACESII

The play is the first writing effort by TLT's
- Daniel Barnswell who also directs, Sarah Weston,
Joe Zucchiatti, Kevin Lorenz and. Marianne
Brorup-Weston make up the rest of the cast.

- R.E.M. Lee Theatre:

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Remembering The Forgettatle

Moments all
will recall

Remember what it was like to give a speech in front of a
class or worrying about grades? Poon #
Skeena Junior Secondary School students relive those ex-
periences and at least 27 others June 8 and 9 through School
Daze, a camic-serious full-length play being Staged at the

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The production continues the tradition of Skeena Theatre
Arts by pointing out some of the funny and meaningful
aspects of life through its productions.

Included in the Schoo! Daxe experiences are deciding
whether to tell your parents what you really learned in school,
discovering a pimple on your nose the day school
photographs are to be taken and learning about an attempted
suicide,

The rememberances are included in 19 vignettes featuring
the students of the arts department, School Daze is directed
by theatre instructor Brian Koven.

Tickets are available at Sight and Sound. The play begins at
8 p.m. both nights. It is not recommended for young
children. .

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