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Getting into the act

- TERRACE LITTLE THEATRE is once again running lis success-"
ful Summer Drama. School for children ages 7 to 12.

= "Three two-week sessions will be held in July and August. Three
high school students have been hired to run the program, under the
) Supervision of Marianne Weston.

+0] have worked with one of the students before. and look forward
40 getting to know the other two,” she said.

.. Erin Parr is. hired as the coordinator, and Glenys George and
"Romy Maikapar will be “her: assistants. Each. session will: ac- }-
/; comodate 15 children and the applications are coming i in ata steady

Weston stresses the aim of the program is to give, students work

n-filled setting. Registration forms are in all the schools and can
e dropped | off in the mailbox of the McColl Playhouse, on Kalum,

‘Singles get together -

T&K NORTHERN SINGLES meet every. Tuesday at 1: on p. m.
{ Mr. Mike’s. Check’ first at the e library park ~ _ weather permitting
"Mbethere, .
Other upcoming events ar a
-* June 24 —- Hot dog Supper on Ferry] Island at 6: 30 p- |
- © June 21-28 — Camping in the Nass Valley. and in Stewart,
&° For more information call 635-3238 or 632-3547, me

_ Floating to victory

. THEY’ RE JUST too good. -

» The Terrace Elks beat the competition again at Seafest in Prince
“ Rupert where their royal purple float rose to the top..
--- This time, the Charity Queen was. just first for community spirit
nong the out of town entries at the annual festival. [twas their |
ond ip to Seafest and the second time they refurned. with ‘the’

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Cannery showcases native a art

“A UNIQUE gathering of artists at a unique Place, .
* That about sums up the aboriginal art symposium to be held this
‘ “summer in Port Edward. a
--° For six days in July, artists from around the province will: gather
‘| cat the’former North Pacific Cannery Village — how a museum
.réflecting life on cannery row,
~ Blending art and history, the symposium will feature workshops
> designed. to’ encourage young jand aspiring:-artists. Some of the
‘Jeading. native artists in the province — including Freda Diesing,
‘|: ;-Dempsey Bob and ‘Alver Tait — will teach classes,
* ogether, the veterans of cannery village life and the native art
all-of whom also lived in the cannery villages; will examine
influences that arose from their shared experiences. ,
. Jos The symposium will also showcase the work of the Port Edward
| group in an aboriginal art exhibition entitled ‘‘Sharing the Cul-

| «ture.” It's the first time the works of these North Coast artists has

” been brought together and displayed in the area they grew up.
 A-traditional feast will showcase aboriginal, culture, dance and
: food... . :
+; Sponsored. by: the University of ‘Northern B.C, and the North Pa-

“cif c Cannery Village Museum, the aboriginal art symposium runs
daly. 16-18, with the-art exhibition ¢ on m Aepiny from July 6-22. For
ut more: information call 628:3538.; 4 pe

A Big Brother For John

John is: -11 years old ;

. -likes swimming, soccer, baseball
elikes to work with computers
fairly quiet and shy

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. We’ve-all been warned about
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perience and to introduce children to the world: of theatre in a |

; ‘Long term exposure may cause —
" cataracts, premature aging of the
retina and muscular degenera-
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Terrace Little Theatre

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) FF orrace Little Theatre -
would like to congratulate’ -

LIVING
TOGETHER”

for its outstanding success

_at MAINSTAGE ’92,

he ‘Annual Provincial Drama Festival
In Campbell River
my BEST SET & LIGHTING .
rlan Slater & Gary Miles & crew
oe ‘BEST COSTUMES
atte ‘Mellmoyle, Cindy Dumont & cast:
“BEST DIRECTOR
Ken Morton .
“Honorable mention- Alison Thomson &
".. Marlanne Brorup. Weston |
.. BURNABY TROPHY
: - Runner.up- Best Play
“Mom, Mention- POSTER”
j Pitter’ ‘for Glass Bottle/Under'Cor

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to thank their many friends
‘and acquaintances In Ter-?: &
‘race and area for their}

‘| area we would ‘welcome a
call from you. We are In the
phone book.

THANK YOU

Ken and. Loma. Morton wish |

generous : gifts and .good].
wishes upon their retirement.
If you are in the White Rock

ultraviolet rays, but what about -
“Short term overexposure ‘(to

eyes ‘and : sensitivity to light,”
says local optometrist Paul Clark.’

’ Certain people, such as boaters,
anglers, skiers, sun worshipers,

acne oral medications, are more

rays.. :
Sunglasses. are probably the

fortunately, Clark warns labelling
on sunglasses can be misleading
regarding. the ‘amount. of: pra-
tection the product provides, ©
“Sunglasses right: now. can |
claim to absorb 100% of UV ©
rays, and really only absorb. UV:
*B’:rays. They should. absorty Uv.
‘A’ and “B? rays,”’ he sald,.’ :
" According to Clark, there is ito.
standard that sunglasses manufic-
turers must follow, 0 :
- “The only way. to be sure (of
bow. much — protection _your.

sunglasses provide): is” ‘for’ the |.
‘public to- pressure niniufactaters ae

to ‘standardize . labelling:
sunglasses,”” said Clark,
UV ‘rays’ can: build up: ‘int

body, explained ‘Clark. It is better“ |:

to be exposed to small quantities :
of UV rays over a. long period of
time.

“People. wha live in northem So

communities such as Terrace, : we
should be.even more careful, be-
cause summer r days are quite long
_ here, a
If you wear glasses or contacts,
Clark recommends getting ‘them’

some protection.

The coatings cost between $55 - te “ : 3
$35. Clark will be providing. the Jeo

majority” of" his," contact: len

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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, dune 24,1992 — Page B5

NEW FURNITURE AUCTION

-Ladies & Gentlemen. ..it’s auction time.

Friday, June 26 - 7 p.m. sharp
COAST INN OF THE WEST

Banquet Room, 4620 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace

Don’t Miss These Bargains.
Everything must be. sold to highest bidder!
- ONE STOP AUCTIONS 852-6641 -

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