Around Town

Troupe remounts
Undressing the Nation

‘MAYBE THEY haven’t quite got it out of their systems.
Hot on the heels of a Riverboat Days run and a string of
performances at both the Prince Rupert and Prince
George fringe festivals, the cast and crew of Undressing
the Nation are now looking at a dinner theatre engage-
ment in Terrace,

Director Daniel Barnswell says the show ~ a farce
that blends politics with scandal — was a hit on tour. The
Cold Dark Matter Production played 10 shows in Rupert
before heading to Prince George.

“We did 17 shows in 19 days or something like that,”
Barnswell says, clearly marvelling at the pace. “The
show is pretty hot - we've got this stuff down pat.”

He hopes the show will be remounted as a dinner
theatre production in Terrace later this month, with pos-
sible plans for performances in Smithers.

Two Udder Festival highlights for Barnswell were
Rudy Keily’s Dead TV and Honey You Shrunk My Spee-
do, a series of 14 sketches. Prince George’s Fringe Fest,
presented at the College of New Caledonia, included
one-man shows, a student film, a band, and a Croatian
dance group from SFU.

TOP-ranking military officer General Ray Henalt,
left, congratulates glider pilot Sgt. Mark Graydon.

Taking wing
A TERRACE teenager has earned his gliding pilot wings
and licence.

Set. Mark Graydon of the 747 Unicorn Squadron
joined 67 other cadets at graduation ceremonies at 19
Wing CFB Comox last month.

None other than Canada’s highest-ranking military of-
figer, General Ray Henalt, the Chief of Defence Staff,
was on hand to pin the wings on their tunics in person at
the ceremony.

Graydon completed in a six week course al Comox's
regional gliding school. Two other 747 Squadron mem-
bers - Cpl. Tanis Mandzuk and Cpl. Cameron McKenna
- received graduation certificates from Gen. Henault.
The two completed the introduction to aviation course at
Comox this summer. —

Cub packs return
from Haida Gwaii

TWO DOZEN Cub Scouts from the Terrace area spent
several days exploring the beaches of the Queen Char-
lotte Islands and learning
about Haida culture last
month.

Highlights included chas-
ing after crabs and dodging
waves along the seashore,
reports Eric Harkonen, a
spokesman for ‘Terrace
Scouting.

The Cubs also hiked to
Spirit Lake, a trip that in-

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cluded a surprise visit from
a Haida elder who regaled
the group with the legend
surrounding the origin of the
lake. It seerns the cubs had
mentioned their hike to staff
at the new Haida cultural
centre at Skidegate.

The three-night trip Aug.

CUB JOSHUA Lambert
21-25 saw 22 cubs from the inside Haida culture.

Ist, 6th and &th Terrace
Cubs accompanied by 11 leaders and adult volunteers.
They camped out in tents at a campground near Masset.

Tribal Scouts welcome
youths from Labrador

TERRACE’S Cubs aren’t the only ones who headed off
exotic field trips this summer.

In August, the Gitmidiik Tribal Scouts got to see what
life is tike in a small community in Labrador called
West St. Modest. Ten young people aged 13-16 —- and
their three chaperones — took part in the week-long cul-
tural exchange sponsored by Vancouver’s YMCA,

Now it’s the Labradorians’ turn. The youths from La-
brador were scheduled to arrive in the Nass Valley ear-
lier this week for a taste of Nisga’a culture.

The Gitmidiik Tribal Scouts also travelled to Toronto
for an international youth conference last November.

Thank You

Reading club wraps up

Dear Sir;

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