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BEEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1971 .

aaa ever before.
faq the cost of putting

$417.17.

members of the

Ma Members of the Arena Fund Raising
Committee were a pretty happy crew
Sa yesterday upon receiving a cheque -
@ from the Italian Canadian Club. They
B are (left to right) Hans Muehle, Augie

At a meeting of some of the’
Arena

we

‘Committee on Tuesday Mr.

Carlo Stella presented a cheque
to a very pleased group of
people. :

ARENA NEWS .
Reports from the
Headquarters are a3 follows:
The logging operation. will be
starting up again soon, men and
machinery have been moved
out to the site; Due to this
snowy’ weather we've been
having, the work on the

Geeraert, both active Committee
members, Carlo Stella President of the
Club and Bill McRae Co-chairman of
the Fund Raising Committee.

construction ‘site has been
temporarily shut down, As soon
as work commences there will
be little left to do before the
area will

enclosed and the men will be
able to, work in a heated area.

The final deposit for 1971 will

. be made on December 24th and

everyone is asked to honor their
commitments before that date
if they wish to get receipts for
1971. .

Kitimat Players Review

BY LOUISE PRICE

I'll give out an Oscar to Alex
Holm and Pat Rutledge for their
parts in the Kitimat Player's

A presentation of ,Come Blow
Your Horn, The play opened on
Dec. Sth at 9:00.p.m. ‘in the

@ Nechako Elementary schoo! to:

a packed hous?.;,4.i...:

pe |
vo The time is-the “present, the.
im place--- Alen’s (Alex: Holm).
a bachelor apartment in the East ..
H 60's New. York City. The Story .
centers around Alan -keeping

' track of the girls coming and
going through his apartment,

his younger brother Buddy

a (played by Herb Brauer) and

| their confused conservation
parents Who -are trying ‘to
straighten out their ‘bum’ sens.

™  The-set, planned by Stage
Manager Dovg Market. and.

™ assisted by his Set Construction
‘crew Jack Feka and Jim

| Lanning was exactly bachelor
Seem with the black leather furniture
fe completed by a padded black
me jeather bar. A fireplace in red
% brick and several Op art prints

finished it off.

The play opens with brother
Buddy running away f
home to live with his brother -

* Alan, Alan questions himabout
_ thelength of his stay and Buddy
answers with “I took eight pairs:

of ‘soxs, for me

pérmanent”. They discuss each
other and their relationship

‘with -their father,

| manufacturer of wax fruit, °

® Buddy complains that his father
Mm keeps after him and .wonders
how Alan stays out of it. Alan
explains with “From me ‘he ©
expects nothing so-thats what I -

fs give him.” -They plan to live
& together and divide everything ~

equally: “You take all the girls.

 . on the east side and I'll take all
the girlson the west side and’)

get in trouble before you." .
From “this the ‘play . moves
“quickly
disowned by thelr father, -
Buddy's change from ‘quiet, {ll-
at-ease:'boy to man-aboul-town, -°
Alan’s-gradual awareness that”
he isin ‘loye,. their ‘mother’s
appearance, Alan's decision to
get married and their welcome
back into the family. PPS
| BXCELLENTJOB ~ °° -P°°
All: of the -players,do an: [.
excellent ‘job, made easy...
perhaps by the fact, that each.
seems to fit the role he has been.

throligh- the boys deing ~

pat Rutledge as Mrs. Baker, the
boy’s mother is unbelie eable in
her role. She makes the part of
the nervous, overdressed, over
protective mother come alive as
if she herself has lived the part.

Qther ,,.., members... well’,
deserving. mention: are Herb..;
Braver, who played the part of ,.

Buddy Baker. He actually doés
two parts, the first being the
most difficult. He beings as a
shy, sehltered, ill-at-ease young

boy who dresses in black suits,
‘ narrow tles and baggy pants.

Slightly stooped shoulders anda
shaky voice make the role. In

the last act he becomes a man- .

about-town wearing the: latest
fashions, swining with all the
girls visiting every night club in
New York. It is hard to decide
who does the best female. girl
friend role. Pippa :Chicoine
plays the part of Connie, Alan's
girk friend and ‘eventual
financee. Sue Unia plays
Peggy, Alan's sometimes,
scatter-brained girl friend who
wants to make it in the movie
business. In their different
parts they both do an excellent

Bits and Pieces

by D. Swanton

One of the mest’ exciting
things Xk remember about
Christmas was sneaking down
stairs at 5 a.m. and retrieving
my stocking fram the mantel
piece. [t was always stuffed ta
the hilt with goodies and two or

. three nifty little gifts... ;
How come now that] sleepin.

until 9 am. I don’t get a

stocking any more? I thinkI’ve °

‘been ripped-off!

This year, surprise everyone,
even Mom and Dad .with a
Christmas stocking. ‘It doesn’t

have to hold candy and toys.:

job. Clark Brewer, playing the
part of the stern Mr. Baker
comes across rather well as he
sincerely makes the audience
belleve that he would disownm
his sons. The last Player to step
on stage has a short 1 minute
role, Kathleen Mahoney plays

thé ‘part’ of “Aunt Gussie’ and”
though she" arrives - atthe ‘Last

moment before .the curtain

closes her’ entrance is ‘s0-

dramatic that it is hoped we will

iB

be completely .

4

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The K'Shain ‘Business and |

Professional Women’s Club will
be holding. their. Christmas
qoeeting in the Totem Room of
the Lakelse —
Wednesday, December 15th at 7

pm, ; Le
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Caledonia Senior Secondary -
School will be the. site: of “a
festive Christmas concett on.
Friday, December 17th. | ©

p.m. in the

plays and choral arrangements”
area.

the production are the two high
schools, Caledonia and Skeena,
and three elementary school.
contingents from Clarence
Michiel, Cassie Hall, and
Kalum Schoois. _

m DEC, 15-18

: Ttalian Canadian Club = | THANKS _
B cive $417.17 to

™ On December 4th, the
AN Terrace Italian Canadian Club
Sheld their annual Christmas
me Dance. The proceeds from the
ma dance were to go to the Arena
oem Campaign Fund. The Club was
a pleased to discover they'd made
more.on this years dance than
a, After deducting

on the dance
a they cane up with a profit of

ber beta ahem Sheek ts

see more of her in future ff _

productions.

The play was directed by Tom:
Bennett who was assisted by
Sheila Borman. Sheila also did
the job of promptor. Lights.
were done by Ron Breuker and
Dan Gueguon. Christine
Wozney worked on props, while’
Make-up was done by- Marj
Brewer, Gail Vennard,
Kathleen Mahoney and Ann,
Campbell, Jim Brown hish
school drama teacher who
recently directed the hit “The
Death and: Life of Sneaky
Fitch” was technical advisor.
Publicity and House
Management was handled by
Mavis Holm. ot

tobacco, a tube of toothpaste, 4
comb, a pen, any thing you
know he needs.’ Mom ~can
always use panty hose, bobby

pins, an egg timer a multitude

of other things.
Fill everyone's stocking this
Christmas. It's .a nice way to
_start Christmas morning.

’ ‘MANY JOBS IN ONE
Many: and varied. are the
responsibilities of the British
Columbia Forest Ranger. He is
‘a combination of manager,
‘engineer, fire chief, botanist,

--policeman, policeman, public

relations office, and an
outdoorsman.” *

-.

For Dad put in a tin of pipe ©

-SACKPINE MOTEL.

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cast in.» Alex Holmes. ag ‘the. ] -.
swinging bachelor Alan, comes
off perfectly :and: Kitimat fans

a

b

can look forward to seeing him.-.
in future Player’s productions.” -

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The event which starts at 7:30 |
school’s.’
gymnasium, will feature skits, .

from five schools in the Terrace

The five schools involved in -

’ delivered.

*A WAN CALLED SLEDGE”

TO ALL THE VOTERS, AND ESPECIALLY TO THE
VOTERS WHO SUPPORTED ME..
ELECTION WITH A GOOD END RESULT. |

> .Gerdon Little
f just want to. say Thank you
for all the many votes. —

1 will do my utmost for you
and our municipality.

Thanks to

_ALL MY SUPPORTERS FOR THEIR

CONFIDENCE AND THEIR VOTE. | WILL DO

way

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- [would like to take this opportunity to thank the
many people who voted for me in the recent

election.

John E. Cook

for the averwhelming support at the polls. # will try to fulfill

_ Dr. Robert Lee

_ THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C.

ulletin Board

There will be no admission

charge for the-show which is" ai2.-OnDec. 17, 18, and 19 they
? --qill. present .“‘Snow. White and
" the Seven’Dwarfs of the Black

expected to run-for 2 hours. .-
. + HAPPY.NEW YEAR |

The Terrace -Jaycees itivite'
you to’ joln--with -them - in
: celebrating a Happy New Year

on Friday, December 3ist in the
Lakelse Hotel. Banquet .Room.
Tickets are almost: all gone
but there are a. few left at Tri
‘City: Motor Products so hurry
and get yours.

The $25 cost covers dinner, -
dance, drinks, door prizes and

party favours. _
- ‘SALE OF FIREWOOD -
The ;Terrace branch of the

Loyal Order of the Moose are |

sponsoring the sale of firewood
on behalf of the Arena Fund.

The :price for the firewood is .

$15 per pick-up load; cut and

PHONE f

Tilficum Theatre =-.|

7 & 19:15 P.M.

IT WAS A GOOD

. Mr. Ev. Clift

TT prem pitagerae Jes drecbge 4

the

~ = Am pands are on‘deck as the ” Director Pat Sed

oR

«Cast hard at work

aie Betty

Mitchell’ and Clary. Young ‘who -
_are dreaming up costume. ideas, ©
" Prompter is Elaine Christensen
* who is algo in charge of making: -
up Snaw White, Price Good .

» Forest’, The‘show will begin at ‘Hearted, Maid Dim: Witty and
.-§ p.m. in Mt. Elizabeth High . all the other characters of the-
School. -. play, Stage Manager is Dayle
"Behind the scenes, assisting Gray who has designed and

~ Prope, of Therm mat Lt .
of papier mache are: being, -
looked after by Caroline Hayes.

- im. Br ny, high scfiael

drama teacher, anc nts
will be looking after the lighting
effects while Joe Herzberg will
provide sownd effects...-°
Poster publicity is. being:
~ handled by. Fran Muir.

Kitimat Children’s .Theatre’
‘works towards its production.

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New Years Frolic
81st DEC.

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To all the people who supported me in the recent election for

, ~-Diractor th Ares C. Kitinnat-Stikine Roglena! District. + SMORGASBORD. : . | ; | a 7 ‘DANCE 7 : am |
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To EVERYONE WHO ASSISTED me wire ix - wt _ eNO mmm as

"CAMPAIGN.

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+ Clarence Cleve .

last OF ALL I Wisi TO SAY THAT | AM VERY HAPPY,
ND: WoUuLD thee TO: THANK: ALL THOSE WHO
WORKED 50 HARD FOR ME. 1 WISH TO EXTEND A
‘SPECIAL THANKS TO THE: sUWIGR CHAMBER FOR

TRY AND LIVE.

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