oe" LIVELY MUSIC AND LAUGHTER came up the stairway of the basement ~ floor of the new Terrace Hotel’s Red D’or and the crowded tables showed this the -, . place to go for a night out. The room is softly lit with a unique sparklirig ball hanging from. the centre of the dancing area. The music professional as ~ ~ indicated by the applause of the dancers. The room was a study in artistry with ~ ~ wail lights modernistic squares giving the effect ofcandlclight; a polka dotted: _ lighted panel spread its rays as did the colorful plastic squares on the ceiling. ~_ . White latice-work separates the entrance from the bar itself: It is indeed a fun . place. _

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| ANN KIND - has to be something different for Terrace: She is bartender for the new Terrace’ ‘Hotel Red D’or Cabaret. She is a. very efficient _ person, Just by watching you can see she knows’ ‘Sher business and must have a terrific memory. She worked at the Royal Canadian Legion for about two years before coming to the Cabaret. She says, pt is ‘really nice, and nice working ‘with Bert “Parker.” 2° re

FREDA' FRIESEN is.a well-known smiling face to the néw old-timers when they take an evening out in--the- new Terrace . Hotel Red’Dor Cabaret. Freda:is a very. gracious receptionist at the’ Red D'or and: will be remembered by many for her associations as. hostess at the Lakelse. Lodge Cabaret, before it was burned down, and at Oli’s

Place just off: thé shore of Lakelse Lake. But ’ Freda is not new to the Terrace Hotel. She started “working for Augie at the front desk in 1962, left and ~ eame back again to work in the dining room in 1967. -» She cooked for banquets and was the first to take tickets when the Red D’or opened for the first time. -’. For four and a half years she managed the pool hall in Terrace. Now she is back at the old stand again, but this is not quite right, it is-the new Terrace “Hotel and she says, ‘it is marvelous to be back working with Augie and Lenora‘and meeting all my old friends again.” And she meant it.-.because she 4 _

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