bh. By BECKY RAGLON es children can both
; - Herald Bislt Writer ‘burt and help each other
“: “Schoolyard Games" © in their relationships «.
. a play by John Lazarus was seen by Terrace

- wtih deals withthe

“Skeena Health -
plans home « care

* ‘The Skeena Health District

- da currently putting togetber thwest.

> ‘@: proposal which calls for

- imereased Home Care Ser-

“vice in the area. |

‘Dr. Erie Holowaty,

director of the Skeena Health ~ for increased‘home services

Unit said that the district in the Skeena Health
would like to expind the District.

service to communities The catchword to the

_ Hades ia tree

carrenty without H such as ‘whole. proposal is “‘money”” .

however, and once the need

 ialewaly ssid the ex- is established, the idea will
pansion is being requested ‘have to be sold to Victoria.
because hone careisavery Currently there are about
necessary service and not 23,000 Long Term Care
just an alternative to clients in B.C. who receive
hospital care. homemaker service, of
: ~~ whom 17,000 are totally

- Elderly people don't want subsidized, Requests for the
tw keave their homes and- service continue to rise in
home care services, which Terrace and Prince Rupert,

housekeeping services, allow _the district where hame care
the elderly to stay in their is provided. Visits increased
‘homes. as long as possible. in the past year and patients

. Holowaty reports that in admitted to the program has
‘larger urban areas home. risen from 142 in 1978 to 285
care. is more extensively in 1980. .

“COURT NEWS

Michael Kennedy was derson was fined $100 on the
fined 200 for committing same charge. ,
mischief in relation to George Samarco was
private property by Judge placed on six months
‘DM. Waurynchuk Friday, probation for committing
March 27 in Terrace. mischlef in relation to public

Waurynchuk, Charles comply with a request to
Toodlican was fined for provide samples of his
driving while impaired and’ breath. ,
Denis Brochu was fined $250 * Coreena Moore was placed
for refusing to comply witha on‘six moalhs probation for
demand made to him by.a -theft under $100 and-Roger
peace officer. Lozier was placed on a peate
bond _of $1,000 without

making a false statement
. that accuses some other
_ of having committed
‘offence; and John

LeClair
Woodworth and Mary Bond
were both tned sow or epressed *

driving with a blood-aleohol
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. . Behind a “facade of hap-
Wayne Hamilton was fined piness,”’ Steven Lee LeClair «
' $200 and Joseph Dos Santos endured a ‘‘depressive
were fined $150, both for mental disorder,” and could. -
driving with a biood-alcobol not have appreciated the
level over .08, and Russell consequences of shooting
Evans was fined §75 -for four persons to death Inst
failing to comply with a Sept. 19, a psychiatrist said
probation order. - “Tuesday in B.C. Supreme

: Court.

- John Peterson and Roe Dr. James” - pyhurat,
months probation for theft the University of B.C., was
under $200 and Anita An- appearing as: a defence

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“INA SQUEEZE? le

> ferent. performances ,

Tuesday at the R.E.M.

- Anne Clark, Barbara’.
Duncan and Wendy Noel -

‘are the actresses
touring with the play
under the auspices of
the Green Thumb
‘Theatre for Young
People, a growing

’ theatre company which

Based in Vancouver.
After: the per-
ene the actresses
fielded questions irom
their young audience.

“How do you become .

actors?” “How old are
yout” “Are you really

sisters?” were among ~
the questions the.

’ students asked.
They also’ wanted to
know if the cast Wendy

Noel: wears during the -

-performance is real.
‘The answer is yes, it's
very real. Noel broke
her leg during the play’ s

although

managed to finish’ ac- ,
- ting her part during that

first performance, her
ankle was swollen to the

size of a balloon by the [ie

end af the play, X-rays

showed that she would

need acast.  °.
“We thought we'd

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“have to cancel the
show," said Kathryn

. Daniels, stage manager

for the company. Alter a

Barbara Duncan,

-who plays

week off however, the Noel plays, and to
group came up with the = change some of. the.
idea of putting a cast on stage directions and

Susan, the character |

dialogue.

Binnie, Wendy Noel, as Susan'and . of “Schoolyard Games.”.

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“Schoolyard. Games” performed for stu dents

Med gulag: enon

Lazarus’ approval for
the changes and re-

arranging some of the .

dates on the tour, the -
play went ahead. The
only question which

remains is whether or.”

cast once it comes’ off

week.

. There are special .
challenges. ‘in per-'
. forming for children, |
; _Among'them contending -
-with the excitement.and .

restlessness of younger

‘audiences, as well- as
* petting used to daytime ©
’.. hours after completing

training geared to night-
time work. :

The-. Green ‘Thumb

Company is a
professional touring. °

company with 2 special

interest in developing .
and producing new
Canadian plays = for

” over’) new plays, many

young “people. In the
’ past, six years the

+ of which have been

1tandisapioneerina -

field which: hs been
boosted by ‘the recent
increased “interest
shown © “by: ‘gehools,
parents and students for
Children's Theatre...

There ‘ wil be one
_. mare” performance : of

~ the. play in Terrace on
. Wednesday, - then the
_ troupe. moves on to
Kitwanga and Smithers.

The Green Thumb ~
Players will perform in
Kitimat at the end of:

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