The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 15, 1997 - B5
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Religious drama draws thousands

THOUSANDS are expected to take in a production called tloiship with God, and the concept of eternity.
The Glory and the Fire, at the Pentecostal Assembly, Oct. The format is simple. Vignettes of people's lives keeps
16-19, the number of lines per actor to a minimum.
The play is being put on by a non-denominational group, That's a big plus, since rehearsals only began on Mon-
called the Glory and the Fire Ministries, says pastor day.
Dwight Soleski. The Pentecostal church sent invitations out to members
The company provides the set, special effects and the of other churches in order to recruit actors for the large
- director, Then the community provides the actors — 51 in cast.
total, Acting experience isn’t necessary, says Soleski, But it’s
‘‘They’ve found it’s more effective when local people do important that actors be ‘‘willing to pray and to do a lot of
the play,’’ says Soleski, hard work.” (|
He says the play is about heaven and hell and “the © Glory and the Fire Ministries travels around North
choices we make in life that cause us to end up in one or America putting on its production. The company was in

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FLOYD FRANK cuts a slice of his 93rd birthday cake, with the help of his sister,
Mildred Wood. Floyd’s daughter Patricia White is pictured on the right. Floyd is

‘ one the oldest living pioneers in Terrace. Many locations around town are named
after his family, such as Frank’s Field on the west bench

Floyd celebrates
his 93rd birthday

PIONEER FLOYD Frank
celebrated his 93 birthday
_on Sept. 13,
| Heritage Park museum
‘director Mamie Kerby
.and park staff Helen
: Hasclmeyer and Elaine
“Temple arranged a spe-
- cial afternoon —~ phoning
friends and inviting them
to drop by and wish
Floyd well.

There were a number of
special guests including
Floyd’s daughter Patricia
White, up from Port Co-
quitiam, city Freeman
Vesta Douglas, Bill and
Helen McRae and River-
boal Queen Adi Tumer.
“They gathered = at
Heritage Park in the Con-
roy building.

Floyd had a wonderful
day, first attending a
memorial tea at the

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birthday in September,
turning 91 years old on
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