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= The. Terrace: Little’ Theatre , -group” "staged. a
highly competent production: ‘of the ‘demanding Ru-|
dolph. Besier play “‘The.Barrett’s of, Wimpole Street”

 
 
 
  

 

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_ the: group to fill‘roles. Three of
these parts,. Edward. Moulton-
Barrett, Henrietta Moulton-Bar-
rett,, Edward. Moulton -.Barrett,
played” by Fergi Kamp, Bette
Chasteneauf.. and..Paul .Fenger,
were’. “played... with = ‘convincing
consistency” ‘of. characterization
throughout. ‘the -three-act play
showed , a. ‘degree: of. hard work
and! ‘ability - ‘which © speaks | well
for’ “the. ‘group's . chances in’ the
forthcoming: drama’ festival in
Kitimat: next. month.
, Guy. -Williamy. |

_ Browning | ‘the poet, _ played a
confident * and”. forceful lover
whiclt: "AY variation of. stance and
right - “handed gestures would
have heightened: Paul Fenger
played’ the autocratic. father. with
conviction, but with a lack. of
variation: which one might: ‘have
expected in. sucha part, The: re-.
pressive | aspects - “of “his. charac.
ter: were well* brought: out. and

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oT 0 other parts — or three,
rath -— made very good im-
prgssions. They were. Jill Bunce

 

at. the Terrace Civic. Centre Saturday night. oetens i.

severely. taxed the capacity of | as

‘self: with complete
and aplomb, showed that’a dog:
‘doesn’t need a barking part to

‘an 1845. -period . drawing... room,

and | in’ preliminary -stages.

‘to have any: ‘plans for ‘a produc-

als the essential: egotism of the |"

“Wilson, ‘the: ‘maid: ‘Maureen
Wold as Arabel Moulton - Bar-
rett and Bella Hedley played by ||
Maja'van -Weston,.were all con-
vincing, -Flush; who played, him-
conviction

steal a scene.
The ‘set adequately. suggested |

stage and ‘backlighting was good
throughout. Costumes. were. in
keeping with: the ‘period and the
hirsute makeup: of: mutton chop
whiskers ‘added | authenticity ‘to
the characters: 8
“Plans. for. theatrical “aprodive-
tions’ in Prince Rupert are pro-
gressing in .The’ ‘Other Group,
with a-night.of-one-acts planned
The
Prince: : ‘Rupert, Little. .Theatre,
‘doesnot: appear,” ‘at this stage,

 

tion . this: “years:

‘It'might ‘be. a‘ practical sug-
gestion. for. the. ‘Terrace: Little
Theatre group to» bring. . “The
Barretts”, here for- a one. Or two-

 

 

  
   
   
 
 

 

: will be an event of April 121
‘ Last Wednesday night Mrs.

Ibert Lveleigh was hostess for
‘linen. shower party. when a
arge number of friends: gather

The guest-of-honor: was scat-

with turquoise and pink stream-
ers topped by colored balloons
filed with confetti. Completing
the picture, “Mrs. ;Hansen was
presented with a corsage of pink
and white carnations, — |

‘An umbrella, exquisitely: dec-
vruted in colors to mateh: held
(he lovely array of Hnen shower
gilts, . "

During the “evening's
tainment games of skill were
played with winners ¢-Mrs,.Ar-
nold Assman, Mrs, Harry Nel-
son and Mrs, W:
receiving © prizes.
luncheon followed.

AG the last meeting. of
Women of the Moose publicily
committee, held at the home of
Mrs, Hugh Perley, » publicity
chairman, Mrs, Howard Nuttall
presented Mrs; Hansen, WOTM
junior regent and active. member

enter-

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hei : fartheoming marriage to. Michael Budinich which

vedi al her home.- : .

ed in the shower chair festooned,

Willinm Sharpe,
dclicious

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night stand.—J.F. Pe

    
  
  
   

in the First. United Church.

graphed embroidered tea cloths.

Best, wishes were extended to
the bride-elect:in her new home
in Whitehorse where Mr. Budin-
ich
Canada Packets Limited.

A heart-shaped cake, decorat-
ed in the theme of “A Cabin in
the North and a Leaping Fish”
and. enscribed with “Good Luck
‘and Best Wishes" was also. pre-
sented to the honored guest on
behalf of the group. -

ficers. Refreshments will. be
served after the meeting, . (62)

a “DEEP SEA “PISMERMEN':
UNION =o meeting,  Waodnesday,
Mareh 29, 7:30 p.m,, Civic Centre,

; ae the: Terrace: Little: Theatre

winners will” represent the”

27, beginning: at 8:15° p.m.

‘is being transferred with! -

: oe eee pan, is being. staged for all
“ Virst and. Second World War,
Announcements Veterans of these units,

‘ Chairman for the reunion

@® Cannadiin Legion General] , > ceun ni -

Mecling, Wednesday, Mareh 29, are EB, Rodger and Kea Al...

8 pm, Business—Blection of of-| Vey

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is. apparent: ‘here in. the. variety
of. garb worn. by the cast of
“The - .Barretts’ ‘Wimpole .
“Street”. : "From lett to right: -
«Michael “Hemming (Captain.
- Cook), ‘Wilson, . the; maid: (Jill
: Bunce); Arabel. _Moulton- Bar-:. .
_rett (Maureen’ Wold), Octavius:
Moulton-Barrett ;. (Bill yan:
Westen), ‘Dr. ‘Chambers. (Alex:
McKay) | and’ Dr. Ford- Water-"
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of Least Resistance’ Mrs,
W.-L. Hitchcock” won. the
third contest in the. three-
part speech contest ‘being
conducted by the Toast-

mistress club.
Held during the regular séssion
Thursday: night, Toastmistress
was Mrs. B. B. Milnes’ with Mrs.
John. Laurie ‘as evaluato!
During the: business,
plans. were ‘made™ ‘for
mage sale to be held in: April:
- Speech: contest: chairman: Mts.
F. St. John’ Madeley’ told* the
club . of. ‘plans’ now formed > for
the speech ‘contest finals which
will: be.-held April. 6 at:6 pam=at.|
the Toastmasters meeting, in La
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nes,. Mrs, Laurie and Mrs. ‘Hitch-)
cock: will compete and the: grand,

 

‘club in the Council 13° ‘Speech

a ‘Contest: to be held in Ketchikan ls
a jn, April, Mrs. Madeley announc-

 

Next! me eeting | will. be ‘held. at
“the: home of Mrs. Madeley, April

“Persons interested. in. join-
ing may telephone Mrs. T. FE
Bennett at $464,.

rerener er neenre ee One EGOS OOEEE

Army reunion
being planned.

Plans are now in the mak-.-
ing for the 102nd Heavy Bat-
tery Regiment of ‘the Royal
Canadian Artillery and the
Second Scurchlight © Battery
Reunion tobe, held’..in. the
Armoury, April 22.

The smorg isbord and dane-
ing funetion, heginning abt 8

Any veteran wishing. to ale
tend is asked to telephone Mr.
Bodger at 2250 before April 15.

Ce 8 PPPS POCUPID A CPCS CCD OODEOOTOS

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‘| well-known city .models: :

| nette’s are being shown’ ‘unde
the ‘direction of Mrs..A. E; Dick-

~The: ‘three’ “winners, Mrs. at

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An Easter parade of fashions

spiced with: beachwear: and...
summer costumes - will: take - the
spotlight tomorrow ‘night. when:
the .Order of. the Royal. ‘Purple
‘| stages. its. Spring and ‘Summer
Fashion Show.in the. Annuncia-""
tion auditorium beginning . at. Be
pm.
Some 60 outfits showing» the |
|latest 1961. fashion. ‘colors - and”. %

 

styles willbe’ displayed :. vby., 15

‘Costumes exclusively: from An:

ens and_ will include: ‘daytime

and evening wear: for casual: and,

formal occasions... =<)"
Describing the ‘exciting ‘spas

of. creations will be’ fashion | show

_|commentator .Mrs. Vernon: Cic-
cone, . -

_OORP. Honored | ‘Royal Lady
Mrs. ‘James. Flaten. will Teceive
} the: guests. ee

Refreshments’ are being - serv-
Jed under the: convenership - of:

Mrs. Donald Hawryluk and Mrs.
Ralph: Young. -

“AS an added‘ attraction there
will ‘be ‘an. attractive door: prize.

All: proceeds go. towards: the

OORP” charitable ‘projects, ‘which:
assists. needy persons. in: the: dis:

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Manibors please attend, (62)

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‘ ednosday, Maren 20," Mrs, William Rothwell took
flys cand. pool prizes Friday:

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F nurses who ‘loft: ‘for the. south
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amu] children tn. ‘Ward. A. with
songs, Ho nso ontaytunod Htihe
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patlonts’: reorention room : with
storing. and songs along. with
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day for Newfoundland whare he
will visit’ before: procaading to
Plymouth, Bngland, for further
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night at the Sons of Norway:

lounging pyjamas and. auto- ‘Brings Results Iwhist. and danec, Taking sec-
ond women's prize was Mrs, Pau,

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' section were Nels Waseng, frst;
pre! S By JOCELYN Yoouor a Harold): Melntyre, second and

Jung Johnsen,

Nine: tables were In play wed
committee, was Mrs, gil: Sores,
Mr. and: Mrs," Nols. Waseng,
Honty: Mauknos) and Emil ‘Blot.
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‘ aeration me tr aeremmtet :

“Health: unit
to. Victoria

 

Uplt: dae Toning over tha waok-
ond to-attond the annual Health
¢ (Anatitite ino Vietoria, April 4 to
7 Inelusive.: Attending will be
Dr, Wilfred ° Sinelnadr,
Hanlth Directory Mrac I, 1, ows
dio, nivaing siparvisor; = Mrs
Dirk Thnan,
‘Porry and Miss. Mary Small
nurses; Maurica Rondiot, sols
lor RANitriAN ond Mra, Cathars
Ine Holder, sonlor. wlork.

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| HAM GLAZE os
This | is the shiniest glaze possible. Thirty: minutes before ham.
is done, remove from oven. Cut off heavy.rind. Score fat with —
sharp knife. Decorate with whole cloves, maraschino cherries
and pineapple. Drizzle Rogers Golden. Syrup over, all and.
_ return to oven for thirty minutes. OR mix Rogers Golden Syrup
with prepared mustard, powdered ginger or any other spice.
_ Drizzle over plain or decorated ham. oe

: "Rog ers. EASTER. ‘BUNNY. |
Half. fill-a Ie voet glass with marshmallows, ‘Use, large: SCOOD
of lee cream for head, and strips. of marshmallow. for.ears, :
Faster oars ‘to ice cream with toothpicks, Form eyes with.
“halved jellybeans, and mouth from a. cherry, Use toothpick =
» 1o draw whiskers on ice cream. Pour Rogers. Golden Syrup
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show. tomorrow night... Here’ model. shows: ‘cla.

“of black. on. white. polka dots. Topical spring fashion’ 0 tfit, “ite:
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trated effort: by. the. Ladies: Aid;|
the : Burning. Bush, he: Young |}
People’s:and the Sunday. ‘School,
‘the -hall’-has ;;now: been | trané-|\
into’a. ‘bright: and. cheer_|t

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‘Boil 6 sweet potatoes, peel and. slice | in ‘two, lengthways Plage
in baking pan.” Salt/and: pepper to taste. Combine Ya
_ Rogers. Golden ‘Syrup: with“ cup. buttér:and: bring: 'to :
- Pour over potatoes., Top with slivered almonds and. pop under.’
- broiler. for. 5. or 6.minutes.. OR make'a delicious casserole by
"mashing potatoes ret. 6! to 6 B servings. Ye