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~ Six plays entered: -
_-by Terrace, Kitimat

bY adult theatre

Kitimat have entered six plays in the Skeena Drama
Festival to be staged in the Sacred Heart auditorium, |
Terrace, tomorrow, Friday arid Saturday nights.

Adjudicator Sam Payne will
select the three best plays from

the first two nights, which will}

be presented in the “honor per-

sessions start at 8 p.m.

Children's entries take the
spotlight for the three afternoon

-Cradle-role
certificates
for baptisms

_ The presentation of “Cradle
Roll Certificates” followed the
baptisrnal ceremony in St. Paul’s
Lutheran church Sunday morn-
ing with Rev. A. S. Olson offici-

* Receiving names were Rhonda
Dorothy, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Donald S. Bill of this
city and the infant son. of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Youden also of
this city, who received names
John Gordon.

Sponsors. tor .the baby girl
were Mr. and Mrs. William Mc-
Chesney while Mrs. Altice Kelsey
and Mrs. Vito Campagnola were
sponsors for the baby boy.

Secretary of the Women's Mis-
sionary Federation of. St. Paul's
Lutheran church, Mrs. Anton
Dybhavh presented the cradle
roll certificates to the mothers
of the tiny principals following

 

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sessions to begin at 1 p.m, Thurs-
day.and Friday and 2 p.m. Sat-
urday.

Four junior. plays have been
entered along with choral speech
classes on: the first two after-
noons.

‘The best junior. play. will. be
presented Saturday afternoon in
the “honor performance” along
with entries: of: ‘spoken poetry
and Bible rending.

“Adult: “groups ° taking part
Thursday night are the: Terrace

plays entitled “Red Queen, White
Queen,” an. historical drama by
T: B. Morris, directed’ by Bette
Chasteuneuf and a comedy by
Robertson Davies “Eros at
Breakfast” under’the direction
of Loreen’: McColl.‘ The* Skeena
High Drama..club -will present
{The Ugly. Duckling.”

Friday night’ ‘Kitimat entrants,
The. Cosmopolitan Theatre. group
is presenting “The Sisters. Mc-
Intosh,” a -comedy by ‘Richard
Carson, directed by. Marie Farn-
elli. andthe Kitimat: Players
will perform “Still: Stands. the
House” a drama. by ‘Gwen P.
Ringwood, under the’ direction
of Robert M. Block. The Skeena |
High Drama club will present
its second. play, “The Old Lady
Shows Hed Medals,” prior to
the: Kitimat performances.

Honor performance Saturday

play, its runner-up and:the best
high school: play, followed by
adjudicator’s comments” and
presentation of merit certifi-
cates. :

Thursday afternoon’s play
presentations will be “The King's
Cream, Puffs” and “Peter, the

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MORE THAN 100 children are pictured above after taking part
in the Civic Centre's “Tiny Tots” annual

isplay Saturday af-
hers, headed by director Mrs.

F, R. Peagam (extreme right), assisted the youngsters in pre-
senting. an exhibition of marching, nursery action songs and
Which has received province-wide
recognition, has ‘the largest enrollment of any in the Civic
Centre. A large audience of parents of friends watched from
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and Cubs annual ‘Father
church hall,

Mr. Turner, introduced by
chairman A..G. MacDonald,
stressed .the™ constant need for
willing instructors: and told of
world Scouting and the benefi-
cial effects the Scout movement!

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Also.a guest of honor was

 

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serving with the
United Nations Emergency
Force in the Middle East

of Grade’6' “students . of River-
side Elementary school, Terrace.
‘The school’s Grade 5 students
will present -“Alice’in' Wonder-
land” and Grade 4 pupils wil)
perform .“Dick Whittington and
his Cat,” Friday afternoon. —
The Booth Memorial :High
School drama club, originally
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drama festival announced that
it had.to withdraw its -entry
because the event would inter-
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Prince Rupert Boy Scout associ-
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Mr. MacDonald explained. the
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-Attending the meeting, chair- |
ed by president Mervin Martin, :
was B.C. Scout Field Commis. |
sioner Joseph Turner who said:

}that the new Canadian Scout |

Centennial fund would assist
Scouting abroad and encourages
each Canadian Scout to contri-
bute a small amount of money.

The Stamp Saving fund aids

Scouts
sent

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stamps to be

to collect
to Ottawa

collections for sale,
sald.

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financial aid.to leaders wishing
to attend. Scout leader training
camps at either Lae La Hache In
June or Nanaimo in August,
Tentative plans were made for
a group committee course to be

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Centennial
fund, postage . stamp | collection |
and the need to revive the Boy :

Scouts, Cubs hear
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B.C. Boy Scout Field Commissioner Joseph |
Turner of Prince George was. guest speaker Friday |
night ‘at the First Presbyterian church Boy Scouts:

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William Bremner,
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McLeod. Rev. Ivan S. Gamble:
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at St. Paul's service |

“Music

Night and Fishermén’s Farewell"

Was |

istaged Sunday night at’ St.” Paul's Lutheran: church with more |

than 100 inembers of the congregation in attendance.

The choir, under the direction; ~

of Miss Helen Olson, presented
a program of Easter

vocal section and Mrs.

and Miss Olson sang a duet. .

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| Mrs. Morris Kaardal reridered a
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Gad),

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, Lien’s concert.

' Delivering his address to the
Olson pointed
fout that the first four disciples;
the banquet was. that Jesus called to follow Him
composed of were all fishermen.

Following the meditation, Mrs.
Harry Hagen sang'a Norwegian

has had in combatting juvenile! Donald, Mr. Martin, and John: number. The Women's Mission-
ary Federation served lunch in

as new group members’ fishermen.

Mr.

‘the church hall.
Movies, shown to the gather- .

Mrs. Doris Johnston, 423 Third
iAvenue West and Mrs. J. L
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Two city women,
to attend
Tacoma parley

Mrs, Harry Paulson and Mrs.
James Taylor were named as
delegates to attend the Supreme
Lodge convention of the Sons of}
Norway. in Tacoma, Washington |
June 19 to 21, Monday night!
when the locat lodge held its;
regwar mecting in the SON hall.

More than 40 members in at-|
tendance, decided to stage a!
fishermen's ‘farewell dance’ Ap-:
ril 30. The affair will be under:
the convenership of social direc- |
tor Peter Wanner and assisted by:
Mrs. John Snelinuin.

President P. L. Peterson an--
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leave tomorrow morning by Can- | weekly whist tournament for the:
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Drive and Dance Friday, April; cisco where they will

spend

three-weck holiday,

Young English girl seeking

Young men in Prince Rupert who like to write letters
have a common interest with girls who like reading,
table tennis, collecting classical and modern records may “vet
a pen pal by writing a 19-year-old girl in Engiand.
Miss Janet Anthony of 96 Cliff Rock Road,

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some of Canada’s citizens through correspondence, She
mentions that she is a librarian,

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