Wednesday, March 23, 1966 ©

TERRACE “‘Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Editor
Terrace “Omineca" Herald

This morning on the early news
we heard that unidentified flying
objects had been reported by a
number of responsible people.
Now for yearg I have been inter-
ested in this matter and am con-
vineed that at some time in the
dim distant past we have had
visitors from outer space. Crude
drawings of figures wearing what
could: easily be designated as
space suits have been discovered
on cliffs and caves. These were
wearing what appeared to be. hel-
mets, objects unknown by the ere-
ator of the drawings.

What I -was not able to reason
out was why they had not return-
ed..The action of leading nations
within the last few years has given
me what I consider .is the clue to
atomic warfare. I now believe that
they destroyed themselves. -

When a leading nation is pre-
pared and does destroy thousands
of innocent women and children
by such diabolic means as an atom-
ic bomb one can easily attribute

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this to mental retardation.

The same can be said of the
action of some of our national
leaders whose actions lately can be
attributed to the same affliction.
What worries. me is, will these
same people couple us with those
who at the present time are en-
dangering the peace of the world
and obstructing the coming of the
kingdom by warlike action?

It’s our fault if they do. We must
indicate to them that we as Can-
adiang will have no truck with

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DEATH- DEFYING EXPLOITS of early Canadian fur traders
A who braved the turbulent waters between Montreal and
# Grand Portage on Lake Superior are repeated by modern-
B day canoemen in an exciting colour film ‘The Voyageurs.”

This 20-minute National Film Board production is now

being shown in Canadian theatres and in many other

countries,

A Short Review

by RUTH M. HALLOCK

I missed the first performance
of “The Birthday Party” produced
& by Terrace Little Theatre and after
seeing the play on Friday evening
I'm sorry that I did. It's one of the
Bfew plays I've seen which could
m easily be enjoyed twice.
. fhe Terrace Little Theatre
mM gtoup will leave tomorrow for
m= Vancouver where they will strut
wtheir stuff for the Dominion
Drama Festival preliminaries. UUn-
less the other drama groups have
m something really spectacular to of-
mfer, Terrace stands a good chant®
mof winning a berth in the Domin-
™ ion Drama Festival this year with
“Birthday Party,"
: Friday oight's audience was
masparse -but this didn’t faze any

mm of the performers. They. all work-

med together beautifully and what
they created on stage was pure en-
m iertainment,

m Many people have approached
mame during past weeks and asked
mwhy I had not written a critical
review of the S-act production.
meThese people were all of mixed
mopinions regarding the play. Many
expressed dismay at the “far out”
aspect of the production. After
seeing the play I must agree that
it was “far out” but extremely
Meentertaining nevertheless.

oo The performers managed to take
mehe audience right through the
mromplete gamut of emotion rang-
me from humor to outright shock.
Playwright Harold Pinter came
: Bp with a plum and Terrace Little
Wheatre ripened it and produced
mg tasty delicacy. Congratulations
the whole troupe.

— It is my hope they will pick off
maeome much deserved recognition

.. and lots of luck

Now don’t get the impression
I’ve been bought off or anything
that disastrous. Granted, “The
Birthday Party” is a weirdo but
what Terrace Little Theatre has
fione with it is wonderful. .

To those of you who missed it
— undoubtedly there will be more

Little Theatre activities,
i

Guides,
Brownies

Rangers

Brownles of the lst Skeena pack
set out Monday afternoon together
with leaders Mrs, ten Wolde, Mrs.
Kerman and Mrs. Madsen, for a
fun-packed hour-and-a-half long
treasure hunt,

Starting at Clarence Michiel
school the Brownies were given
clues and compasses and instruct-
ed to try and find the hidden treas-
ure as quickly as possible.

Upon discovery of the treasure,
hot dogs and marshmallows were
served and the group started the
homeward trek, tired but happy.

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Expo’s amusement area, La
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while still maintaining a Canadian
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tractions for everyone, ranging
from thrills, rides, and teen-age
dances to first rate nightclubs for
the adult after-theatre crowd.
Sections will be based on such
themes as the Old Harbor, West-

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