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"Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 2, 1991 — Page B BI

iT WAS more than just bearly enough as the liquor distribution
branch outlets in Stewart and Terrace combined to deliver 67 of the
stuffed animals to the Salvation Army's Christmas hamper pro-
gram. That's Terrace liquor distribution branch manager Don Croft

Donations just match need

more donations will come in.”

One noteworthy contributor this time -
around was Clarence Michiel Elementary
school. Hoeft sald he had received a call —
asking him to come to the school to pick up
‘some canned goods.”’ ;

However, upon arrival he was not only ©
presented with boxes containing more than
500 items, but also a cheque for $1,000, the

- proceeds of a bazaar held at the school, ©

Terrace residents again dug deep into
their pockets to support the 1990 Salvation
Army Christmas appeal but the-need-for .
hampers matched the community’ §

generosity.

‘Army Lt. Mike Hoeft said close to
‘$19,000 in cash donations had been receiv-
ed as of Dec. 21. But with 315 food hamper
requests to fill — there were only 247 in
1989--— that amount was ‘“Just enough to

covér what we spént, barely."”:

received,

Confirming the Army had hoped to toraise
$25,000 this campaign, he said any left —
after purchase ‘of the hampers was used to
cover the cost of emergency assistance —
food, lodging, clothing — for people in the
somsfiiity duting the following year.

. Therefore, he added, “I'm. heping that

Donated money, he explained, was used
to buy a basic hamper which were then sup-
plemented by any foodstuff donations

on the left, Lieutenant Mike Hoeft in the middle and branch )

employee Linda Burke with some of the bears. They were paid for
by customers who bought one for themselves and then a twin for

the Salvation Army.

“That

was greal, I didn’t know anything —

about but I was glad they did it,” he added.

Several years. ago, Lois
Barber wrote a Christmas caral
five Nisga’a
students — she was a teacher in
the Nass Valley at the time.

The students sang the song at

. their Christams pageant and

Lois later designed a.book bas-

_ed on the carol for her UBC

Masters degree in elementary
education, I thought readers
might enjoy it.
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The Twelve Days of Christmas
_ North

~~ Onthe first day of Christmas,
- my true love sent to me, a blue

‘Christmas, my true love sent to-

grouse in‘a spruce tree.
' On the second day of
Christmas, ‘my true love sent to
me; two porcupines... -

On the third day of
Christmas, my true love sent- to
me, three bull moosei....'. =~

On the fourth day of

Christmas, my true love.sent to

- ‘me, four grizzly bears...

On the fifth day of

- Christmas,‘my. (rue love sent to:
-me, five: mountain goats...

On2'the™ sixth: ‘day of

Christmas, my true love sent to

beavers swimming...
“On: the “seventh, day of

me,. seven: salmon leaping...

. “Here ‘n

_ There”
" by
_Yvonne Moen ;

me, eight wolves a’howling...

On the ninth day of
Christmas, my true love sent to
me, nine eagles soaring...

On the tenth day of
Christmas, my true love sent to
me, ten ravens calling...

On the eleventh day of

Christmas, my true love sent to ~
‘me, eleven foxes risking... -
On the twelvth day of

Christmas, my true love sent to

me, twelve whales a playing...
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are very excited and’: happy to
share’ their’ good‘ news’—. they
have recently again: become

’ grandparents.
Their son Mario and wife.
Lucy had a baby girl; Ammada
Marie, born Dec. 7 in Kitimat
“and weighing i in at § lbs. doz.
_And it Was the second ‘time.
-- this year Vince and Virginia got
_ to celebrate the birth ofa grand-
-child, Daughter Marie and hus- -

band’ Gina in Victoria. had a

, part boy July... ;
in September: the three. of

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them came up to Terrace for a
family celebration which includ-
ed the Sept. 8 baptism of
Guiseppe Lorenzo Morelli at

‘ the Sacred Heart Parish.

Vince and Virginia say it is

wonderful to be blessed with

two lovely grandchildrén,. ©
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News from the Willows:

The ladies of the Order’of the |

Royal Purple have been up for.
their annual delivery of poinset-

. _ “itias to decorate.the lounge. |
> Vince and Virginia, Carpino ;

. Some residents went over to

“Thornhill for an afternoon of

Christmas entertainment at one

of. the schools and the local ©

R.C.M.P. visited the Willows to
sing carols and hand out trays

‘of sweets during the coffee

break.

Celebrating birthdays: in
December were Margaret
Dunham (Dec. 1), Rose Bruce
(Dec. 10), Bill Grant (Dec. 12),

' Mabel Hobenshield (Dec. 14),

Eunice Nordsirom (Dec. 17},
Tilly Thompson (Dec. se and

. Helen Windsor (Dec, 30),

Christmas carol just for northwest
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Anne and Brent Chamberlain
she is the daughter of Cyril
and Babs Shelford — have had
- a baby girl. They are now living

- in Chase, B.C.

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This year’s seniors Christmas
get-together at the Northern
Motor Inn was a marvellous
evening. A large crowd of Ter-
race seniors turned out Dec. 20
for what was the fifth time the

- event had been held.

IT must say George and Gail
Munson, daughter Jackie and

’ staff did a good job. rushing

» around to make sure everyone
was comfortable and well look-

ed after...

’. Gus and Roger were in charge

"Of the music and played many
.old favourites. By the look of
the dance floor, everybody en-
‘joyed them. -

.. A most delicious baron of
beef bun with trimmings was
served with tea, coffee, juice or
beverage followed by Black
Forest cake, — ;

Of course, Santa found time
to come down from the ‘North

‘Pole and made his. rounds
wishing all a Meiry Christmas
and handing out beautiful cor.
sages. :

Congratulations to everyone

_ who played ‘their part in putting

- on this fantastic night.

Musicians note,
deadline is close

Pacific Northwest Music Festival organizers remind
talented youngsters contemplating entering this year’s com-
petition they have only eight more days to get their entry in.

Classes open for competition include piano, vocal, choral,
instrumental, band classical ballet and speech arts. The
festival begins March 10 and ends with a finale performance
at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on March 21.

The organizing committee meets the second Tuesday of
each month at 8 p.m. at the Northwest Academy for the Per-
forming Arts. Anyone wishing to volunteer their help in put-
ting on this important regional event is welcome to drop in to
a meeting.

Raffle winners

Three winners were named just before Christmas in the
Bete Omega sorority raffle. All proceeds went to the Salva-
tion Army's food hamper program.

Irene Ennis won a floral Christmas centrepiece, while Bill
Redpath won a 20-pound turkey. The third and final prize, a
Christmas tree skirt, went to Mathew Marcellin.

Beta Omega has 13 memabers. It’s next project is sewing 130
marker flags for downhill ski races forming part of the events

~ for the Northern B.C. Winter Games.

Theatre auditions
Set for next week

; By KEN MORTON
“After the very successful extended run of the play. Sinners,
. Terrace Little Theatre is planning its next production, to be

’ presented in March.

The theatre group plan to take you on a trip to Brighton
Beach, New York in 1937 to look at a few days in the life of
Eugene Jerome.

This amusing drama/comedy is largely autobiographical
and gives us an insight into the early life of Neil Simon, the
extremely popular television, movie and theatre writer with
very many successful comedies to his credit.

The hero of this play is tS years old and wrestles with the

usual problems of a teenager — thoughts about the opposite
sex, playing ball, unravelling the mysteries of sex, dealing
with parental ambitions for academic success and family il-
Iness. It proves, once again, the problems of adolescence are
unchanging,
The set for this play is very challenging because it requires a
cut-away, cross-section of a house. The bedrooms have to be
above the living areas and have to be visible to the audience as
acting areas.

To preserve the continuity of the action required by the
play, it is essential that there be visible access by the actors to
the bedrooms from the living room.

Dave Battisor, an experienced set designer, has already
started work on plans and a model for the set in consultation
with the director, Ken Morton (It is the first essential step in
mounting a production that the designer and the director
finalize the acting areas required).

Many people are needed to work on a play besides the ac-
tors. Building the set, managing the props and designing and

making the costumes are all essential if a production is to be.

successful.
If you feel you have time to devote to helping with this pro-
duction, please contact Ken Morton at 635-7507,
Auditions for parts in the play take place next Monday,

- Jan. 7 at 7,30 p.m. in the Terrace Little Theatre building.

There will be a second set of auditions the following night,
Jan. 8 at the same time and venue.

Required are youthful actors to play the leading role of
Eugene, his cousin Laurie, sister Nora and brother Stanley..
Also, older actors are needed for the parts of his mother,
father and aunt, all about 40 years old. .

Come join us and help produce this interesting play.

| GS-64 oF 615-4042 for further Info.

CBANUARY 4, 1991 — Annual Laurel and‘ Hardy Film Festival, Terrace

“Public Library, Thurs,, Jan.-3, Fri. Jan. 4, Sat, Jan. 5, at: 2 p.m, Films .

suitable for all ages. Free, 638-6177

. JANUARY 5, 1991 — Pancake Break fast at ine, Gang Centre 8 it a co
Sponsored by Branch. B | BCOAPO. 63 $9090. | :

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SANUARY 7, 8.1991 — “Auditions will be held at theMeColl Playhouse (Ter :

race Little Theatre Building), 3625 Kalum St., for the play ‘'Brighton Beach:

~ Memoirs”, by Neil Simon, Required are ‘youthful actors and 40 yeir olds,
‘and people to work on the production team. For further info. phone Ken...

Morton at 635-7507 - - : Cnet
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. JANUARY 10, 1991 — The Pacific Northwest Musle Festival Committee:
"reminds competitors and teachers that the deadiine date for entry into the ©.
festival is Jan. 10. The festival dates are March 10-23, 1991. Syllahusesend:
entry forms are available from Sight and sound in. Terrace, Kitimat and”.
Prince Rupert; from the public libraries In Terrace and Kithmat and fromthe _

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