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WHAT'S
‘UP

The Terrace Standard

Offers What’s Up as a.

public service to its

"readers and community:

organizations. ;
~ This column is intended ;
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. tions and those events for
'. which there is no admis-
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To meet our production
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FRIDAY preceding the

- issue in which it is to ap-
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: For contributed articles,

the ‘deadline. is 5 p.m. on

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DAY:

We also ask that all sub-
-be. typed or

of Professional Photography -

. from all over the province will be |

* shown at McEwan ‘Motors, This

‘ display is the result of the 1992_
* Annual Print: Show competition

of -Professional Photography.

_- Judging ofs the. entrles was by
‘Masters of Photographic Arts

from: Canada and the United
States. The travelling display will
appear in mails, galleries, etc., in-
various towns. and cities across —
BC for the next 12 months, This
display is being brought to Ter- .
race by the local members of the

. |. Professional Photographers
toes _ Assoc. -of BC;

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“JUNE 28,1992 — The Skeena

Valley Car. Club will be holding

- its; regular monthly meeting at

. the- Tetrace Kin Hut on the cor-

: ner of North’ Sparks and

’. Halliwellk, at 7:30 pins For more
‘information: please call: Doug at

: 635-4809. or. ‘Larry at-638- 8746. :

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a JUNE 26 & 27, 1992 — Terrace

| Art. Association Event- Art Ren-

. tal Program.:Hrs. Friday 78pm

Saturday. 12-S5pm"-
a rararanares .
JUNE 28, 1992 — Terrace Minot

“Baseball “Atinual General”
.. Meeting :is at: an. of the: ‘West at.
7:30 pm. For. ‘more’ ‘information cs
contact’ Earl at’ 635- 5940! us

Everyone welcome! :
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JULY 1,.192 — Celebration :

.. 125. Pipes & Drums are doing a
Ceilidh at the Legion. Members. .
& guests welcome. 8:00pm. .

Kaw
JULY. §, 1992 — Skeena Valley

-" Kennell: Club ‘will be holding a

fun match at 11:00 am in the.
library: park... Any information,
“call Tammy 798-9553.

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’ NOVEMBER 14, 1992 — The

Dr. REM Lee Hospital. Founda-

tion will be halding a Christmas. :

Arts & Crafts Fair. Door -prizes
and a raffle held. 40 craft tables
available,. Craft. tables are now

. on sale-and going fast. To book a”

table contact Debbie at 635-4601
evenings.

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EVERY MONDAY — Terrace
Co-Dependents Anonymous
meets. from 8-9 p.m. Call Karen
638- 0707, a .
or ss 2 7 *

EVERY MONDAY -at 5 p.m. |
’ Teen, Survivors’ of Sexual
Assault/Abuse meet in Skeena
Health: Auditorium, - Bea
635-4042 .or Tonee 635-4822
(please contact first)
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EVERY.MONDAY —Want time

out from your children, come to ‘-
Mother?s Time Out, We go bow

ing or swimming..We have guest -

speakers in to. speak-on-various

topics. Free. babysitting
available. So grab a friend and
come out and enjoy yourself.
You deserve itl). ” :

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EVERY. WEDNESDAY. —
Building Healthier Babies holds
_ weekly groups for anyone that is
pregnant and would ‘like infor-
mation .on pregnancy, labour,
parenting.and everything inbel-
. Ween! It-fs a chance for you to
talk with other ‘pregnant women
arid also enjoy. guest’ speakers.
“We provide’a snack and would
be happy to, pick you up. 1-2:30

‘at’ Building Healthier: Babies in

_the Child Development Centre.
Call 635-7664 for more info.
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EVERY: WEDNESDAY from 8
‘8:00 p.m. "Terrace: Narcotics.
Anonymous ‘Steps ~ to
Recovery”? meets at. the Skeena
Health Unit auditorium, For in-
fo. call 633-8217. .
. Skat x *
: BVERY: ‘WEDNESDAY at: 8:00

‘pam,’ Overéaters “Anonymous at

- Women's Resource. ‘Centre, Call
Terry’ 635-6446, © Bee
aot fe tek tek .
“EVERY: WEDNESDAY at 7: 00 .
‘pan. in-Sexual Assualt Centre.
“Female. Survivors, of | Sexual
Assault/Abuse...
- Loreen’ 635-4042,
‘ kak.

“PARENTS” IN CRISIS meets i
> once & week, Contact: Rosémarie

Please contact ;

RUE TO FORM,
Terrace Little
Theatre did. not
return empty-handed -
from the provincial drama festival
in Campbell River.
TLT’s entry this year — the
zone drama festival winning play
Living Together — took. the

Best Play.
: The . Terrace production ‘also
won best set, ‘best costumes, and

director.

‘It’s fantastic,” said Living To-
-returning. ‘I couldn’t believe it.
province _—. it’s quite ait
honour.”

“Its a big year for ‘Terrace

Little . Theatre,” he ‘ added.
“We've not won this big at the

‘. provincial festival: since 1 can re- ”

member. It’s usually taken by

‘it’s quite an honour,”

Vancouver of
Kelowna,’’-
Best ° play: of. the ten entered

‘Home.

Terrace. ‘supporting |’ “actresses

Weston, -.
“And.a TLT graphics poster — —
designed by Grant Piffer for a:

also” received honourable. men-~

It's that time again, folks.

along °til dawn. | ao
Bob Brozman, | the

weekend of music and ‘dancing,

alike.

. radio and television... -

‘the World.

Bumaby trophy for Runner Up to ;
. Theatre in:Campbell River June.

—— for. the first time ever — best.

‘gether director Ken Morton.-on -

To be named best director. in the ..

‘(fs fantastic. I couldn't.
-. believe it, To be named best |
director in the province _

Vernon or

from across the province went to.
-a North Vancouver’ Play. called

Honourable mentions: went oe

Alison Thompson an Marianne:

pair, of-one-act.plays entitled | Uns:. . .
der Control'and Glass Boitle —

This year’s Midsummer Festi-
val in Smithers is set to go on the
- June 26-28 weekend, and three
‘headlinérs should have fesigoers
strummin’, clappin’ and singing

‘James
Keelaghan Trio atid Rick Scott
top the list for this year’s rousing .

Vancouversbased
singer/songwriter’ Rick Scott will :
entertain both children and adults °

“Scott; who has been called a
‘modern-day minstrel, is a, well-

_ kriown  folkie for. his ‘original
songs and warm-hearted humour,

| He has” enjoyed a ;long’: and
: colourful career. on “stage, fi Im,

He has an uncanny ability to get
folks to sing along.-After all who.
could resist a chorus. ‘of. My.
Friend “Has The Biggest | Ears in

Though | a relalive neweomer to
Canada’s music scene, Calgary’s

Bound
for Paris

Another. local student will be
geiting a taste of French culture
this summer. .

Fourteen-year-old ~ Kelly
Prinz heads for Paris, France
on July 8 to go to school and

three weeks.
She'll be staying at the dorms

‘| capital from July 8-30,

Arrangements for”. the
homestay were made by. Nacel
‘Canada, a non-profit organiza-
tion that arranges summer. ex-

‘|dents in “France,” ‘Germany,
-[Ircland and the Soviet Union...
The. organization, also offers
homestays. to ‘French. teenagers
‘who: dream. of spending four
‘| weeks with a Canadian family.

‘| country from July 4.to Aug. 1
‘éan: contact’. Sharon. P

live with a family there for}

of Ecole Bossuct in the. French

change trips. for Canadian ‘stu- |:

[Anyone wishing to open their
‘|Home: to. a--visitor from that

finz at,

TLT’s Ken Morton
named best director

tion. .

Morton said the play’s produc-
tion team. worked together per-
fectly. «

“We had no ) real problems,” he
said, ‘“‘Nobody fell sick. Nobody

- broke their neck. The costumes

and the: set arrived. Everything
went really smoothly.”
This year's trip to the Tidemark

11 was Morton's fourth trip to the
provincial. drania- festival with
Terrace Little Theatre.

_ He’s leaving town this weekend
to move .to White Rock, but the
talent he: developed at TLT will
live on .at stages ‘in the Lower
Mainland.

‘He’s been invited to be an as-
sistant director this summer in the
production of a play at the Water-
front Theatre on Granville Island.

Three plays’ out of more than

100 scripts being sent in from”

‘across. the cousttry. will be
selected and produced.

Morton will be one of three as-
sistant directors assigned to work
this August with a professional
director on the project...

“You take. a brand new script
from nothing and produce it,” he
explained. .

Morton also said a. Vancouver
drama company called United
Players wants him to direct for
-them: in the coming season.

Generous" support from ‘the

“community: made-:it-possible for:

. TLT to make the expensive trip to

the provincials, Morton added.

The success at the drama festi-
val. continues the Aradition for
TLT.

Last. year’ § highly acclaimed Ay
Chip. in ‘the Sugar’ also won
Runner-up | to, Best Play.

Music lovers set for
Midsummer Festival

James Keelaghan demonstrates a
mature confidence that hints at
his extensive stage experience.
The vigour and concentration
‘that he brought to his dramatic
‘ productions. has carried over to
his musical performance, His
voice has been described as hav-
ing ‘‘the ability to quiet a Dublin
pub.”
His stunning guitar style and
love-of history enbance his tradi-
‘tional songs of. Ireland and the
British Isles. Yet lie is anything
but.a strict traditionalist. Sliding
effortlessly: from ballads to blues,

_ his style reflects influences on

both sides of the Atlantic,

“A native of Ben Lomand, Cali-
formia, Bob Brozman is coinsider-
.ed one. of the nation’s best steel
’ guitar players.

The .Midsummer. Festival ‘will

~ be Brozman’s only Canadian per-

formance this year. His unique
brind) of music. encompasses
everything ‘from ’20s and ‘30s
swing and calypso, to Hawaiian
and new and old style blues.

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She’ S at home on the stage

OMB PEOPLE look

though | they
should be admitted to
a hospital as soon as

they get on stage. ‘Others adopt a.

- painful grimace. But few. have the
‘intense, yet peaceful look which
Glenys George has..

“Getting up in front of all those.
people — for some people it’s. *

just the scariest. thing in their. - —
+ “Getting up in front of
all. those: people —., for .
‘some people ‘it?s just the.
_ Scariest thirig in their lives,
‘but. for. me. it’s, ho". big:
deal.?? meee

lives, but for me it’s
deal,’’ says George.
“The. ‘grade. 10 | Skeena Ir.
Secondary « student’.
“returned from winning the senior

speech arts'‘award at the. B.C. Fes-

~tival ofthe Arts in Vernon.“
George also ‘achieved : honours

standing ina grade eight level:

-speech and: drama exam held in

Vancouver, given: by the. Trinity ,
~ College of. Musle of London; Bn-

‘Yeats,
‘humorist —
‘Ophelia’s

no- big:

‘recently .

get up on stage and talk about any

old topic, though talking about a:

surprise topic.is sometimes a part
of competition. »
For her recent competitions she:

‘memorized a poem by. W.B..-
a piece by Canadian:

Nicol,
from

Eric.
soliloquy’

 Shakespeare’s Hamlet,

atid

"y] think 1 liked it fom the be-
ginning,” she said. ne

.Now that George has reached.
an ‘advanced stage of competition,
“she not only has to express the
“meaning of -the “Plece she reads:
~, through nuances of voice and ex-
- pression, she also. has to be famil-
jar with the full work’ and the au
“thor...

As for. technique, 6 George prac:

tices breathing exercises. and at.

tends drantia workshops, .

‘What, she enjoys: ‘most. is. per- .
’ forming dramatic scenes.

-fWhen you do dramalic scenes
you.can : =teally get into: it, and
when you’re: done, you: just. go

“whoa,?? she says.
She feels being ‘involved with |

drama has helped her to develop a
Sslronger character: |

George hopes to go into theatre:
itmunications, and has.

INSPIRATION:
George practicas W.B. Yeats's

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Glenys

The Wild Swans at Coole.

suninter

“ Theatre,.

with . Terrace .. Little

teaching ‘drama (to: chil-