TERRACE. HERALD,

TERRACE, B.C.

Little Theatre

By‘ GAYLE OP
If you've ever attendeda public
function at one of the local halls,
you may have noticed various
speakers on the stage under the
bright lights looking terribly pale
and sickly (no insult intended,

The reason is they did not wear
proper makeup for stage, In fact
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Mr, and Mrs, Rey Judd and
Mrs, Bill Mahoney returned last
week from a two-week motor trip
to Vancouver and the Island as
far as Campbell River, They
visited relatives and friends
among which were Terrace
people who wished to be remem-
bered to thelr friends here; Ron
Judd at U. B, C,; Linda Williams
and Sidney Cox in the psychla-
tric nurses’ training school, Es-
sondale and former Terrace resi-
dents: Dorma and Nefl McKer-
racher of Vancouver; Ruby and

| |Helmar Pearson and Shirley and

Ron Cush of Victoria and Doro-
thy and Arthur Norton of
Nanaimo,
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Deagle of
Vancouver arrived in town last
week. They are here for the
arrival of an §-pound son, And-

7 /rew Joseph, to their son-in-law

SKEENA TSIMSHIANS Wadley and Agar's basketball action. The students overpower.
in Thursday ed the Red and Whites 80-64.

Philpott battie for the ball

BASKETBALL

Students win three in a row

_ Senior Mens’ Baskethall action!
| Fesumed Tuesday (October 8),

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Lakelse Motor Hotel defeated
Agar Red & White 54-39, Mel
Marquardt scored 19 points and

Lakelse team.
in other action, Thursday,
October 10th, Albert & McCaffery
moved into second place in the
league with a 60-53 win over the
Lakelse Motor Hotel.
Harold Champoux led. all
seorers with 28 points followed
by teammate Al Blessin with 15,
Mel Marquardt with 18 was high
for the Lakelse squad. —
All-league games are playedat
Skeena Secondary gym, Tuesdays
at 8:45 and Thursday 7:45 and 9,
Highlight of the week was the
showing of the Skeena Secondary
Tsimshians as they remained
undefeated by downing aeer Red

& Whit PR AD ety

~ With: Bob: Kester. tending the
way with: 29 ‘points, ‘the
Tsimshians were in complete
contro] after the first 6 minutes
of play. Also scoring for Skeena
was: Flavio Cervo —17, Bill
Keller —15 and Ed Obzera with
14. Game scoring honors went
to Fred Philpot of Agar with 30
points followed by Bob Wilson
with 27,

Skeena coach, Al Cameron,
indicated that guards Bob Kester
and Bill Kellar demonstrated ex-

play, and that the team shows
great improvement over last
year,

AGAR RED AND WHITE 32:
R, Wilson, 10, F. Philpot 12,
Elkew 2, G, Sharples 3, G Me-
Connell %, c Turner 1,5
ner, J. Ledue, F, Robinson 5s

LAKELSE MOTOR HOTEL 54:
M, Marquardt 19, J, Prokopchuk

1, W - Trkla 2, B. Ganzer 4,

Dave Webster had 16 for the}

ceptional leadership in thelr floor 3

G, Beatty 2, T. Tebo 0, D, Web-
ster 1

ALBERT AND MecCAFFERY
60: H. Champoux 28, D. McKay
6, J. Stroet 2, H. Hamuis 2,
A. Blessin 15, D. MacLeod 2,
S, Reynolds 4,

LAKELSE MOTOR HOTEL 53:
M. Marquardt 18, 4, Prokepchuk
8, W. Trkla 4, G, Ganzer 9,
C. Beatty 4, T. Tebo 1, D., Web-
ster 9,

SKEENA TSIMSHIANS 80: E,

Obzera 14, B, Kester 23, F. Cer-
vo 17, P. Walker 8, B. Keller
15, D. Wadley 0, G. Wadley 1
T. Wilson 2, 3B MeNab 0, D.
Strasbourg a.

AGAR RED AND WHITE 64;

R. Wilson 37,..F. Philpot 30, |

5 Gers McConnell z

Wi. fe Elkew)2 :
aT Sa Ledue-0

G."--Turner. ©
Robinson 1.

LEAGUE STANDINGS: Skeena
Tsimshians, 3-0; Albert and
McCaffery 21; Lakelse Motor
Hotel 1-2 Agar Red and White

SCORING LEADERS; Mar-

quardt (LM) 57, Champoux (A-M) | ,

Kluge (Skeena) 48, Wilson
(Agar) 47 Fhilpot (Agar) 42,
Obzera (Skeena 41, Kester
(Skeena) 40, Keller (Skeena) 35
Cervo (Skeena) 31, Blessin (A-ND

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TEST IT FIRST
Test a cleaning formula on a
pateh of a carpet before clean
ing the whole carpet. The
cleaner may take out the dyes.

ESTABLISHED FORCE
The Women's Division of the
RCAF was founded July 2, 1941,

RED DOR CABARET
"October 18th & 19th

The

SHORTS

and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Cunningham on Saturday,
Oct, 12. It is the first son for
Herald Managing Editor JoeCun-
ningham anda brother for Terry
and Mary Ann.

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makcup was used,

This is acceptable for speakers
at public functions, however
audiences who attend plays would
certainly not appreciate viewing
2\Ghours of a pale and. sickly
east,

So we come to makeup, and by

aeseeneece ate eebt haent ta scamtnerncteatitcet “ i
"

Mrs. Ruth Adams, provine
president of the Business and
Professional Women’s Club of
B.C. is expected to visit Terrace
on October 21, She will be ona
get-acqualnted tour of BPW clubs
in Smithers, Terrace, Kitimat,
Prince Rupert and Whitehorse.
According to Terrace club presti~
dent, Mrs, Marg van Herd, Mrs.
Adams has expressed antnterest
in meeting withas many members
as possible of each club, ©

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Tim Campbell of Gray's Pub.
lishing Ltd. in Sidney, B. C. was
a business visitor to town last
week. Myr. Campbell and asso-
elates formed this business
publishing house in 1962 and:
handle solely scripts of Cana-
dian writers.

Mr, and Mess. Brian Byng have
arrived in town to make their
home. Mr, Byng has been trans-
ferred from Nanaimo with the
Finning Tractor Company, Mrs,
Byng is the former Doreen Jack-
son of the pioneer Ford Jackson
family, . .

No place for pale actors: .

probably tf they were male, ro

this. 1 don't ‘refer to the “frie
volous stuff ferales buy In the
local shops. Makeup for stageis
thick, heavy, gucky, ¢olourful,
expensive, amd causes spimpleson:
sensitive skin,

Much care and concentration is
required. when applying stage

‘makeup, ;
The area concerned must first :
: | be well greased, then rubbed off,

“People” Around The Town |

but not in its entirety for if
makeup ts spplied directly to a

clean dry skin it maynever come {f>

off with anything but time,

Stage makeup comes in sticks
and is applied like crayon, then
rubbed around and smoothed out,
Cheeks ure usually rosy-rosy,
and eyes are very prominent, but
not so they look lik
thing on the face, |
red dota are always applied, one
on each -side of the-nose above
the bridge —I understand this
sets the: eyes wider ‘apart
and without the dots the actor
Jooks cross-eyed to the audience.

After makeup {s applied, ine
cluding face, neck to the clothes«
line, arms. and legs if ‘needed,
cheeks, eyes, eyebrows, wrink-
les, lines, moles or warta, the
areas concerned are slapped all
over with a powder puff chokingly
loaded with powder.

' This takes the: Shine off. the
complexion and also plugs up the
nostrils. Excellent preparation
for adeathscene, sy

Hair ‘colour can be changed
with dyes if the actor is willing,

or by use of powder or the new! .
hair SPTAaYSe

Wednesday, October: 16, 1968 |

_ The Beautiful
‘Car r From

Use Terrace Herald Classified |

_ Mustang

.. We did. Five of thein.

with Mustang 1969.

Meteor

resulting in more interior -
room than any

other car in Its class.
Meteor, styled and bullt

in the classic tradition

of Lincoln Continental.

Marquis

more expensive cars,

cars thatlook much more
expensive than they are.
Marauder X-100 ,:.

and Marauder offer.
sportiness in custom
edition cars with all-out

styling and’:
sophisticated luxury.

Be sure to see:.

; perfotmance, ' distinctive

Ford LTD two-door hardtop

Somehody finally built a better Mustang.

Nobody's ever been able to beat the original
Mustang. Until now. The 1969 Mustang is
all-new. Longer. Wider. Roomier than ever. With
_five classic models: Hardtop, convertible,
sportsroof, new super-cool Mustang Grandé,
and super-hot Mustang Mach I, But one thing
hasn't changed. The 1969 Mustang Is still designed
to be designed by you! This year, go young again -

Luxury ride and classic styling in
Canada’s best car value, |

Meteor value begins with a luxury. length wheelbase --
longést in its class, And Meteor is longer; wider and
heavier. Inside, the luxury of wall-to-wall .
carpeting, rich fabric and viny! or all-vinyl

upholstery. And a unique instrument cluster

'

Marquis offers exciting new luxury, | classic styling and
elegance in a medium price car. And Marquis can be yours.
Amark of success that Guletly:states your place in the -
‘community. Marquis and Marquis Brougham. Elegant

Marquis, Marauder, anid, Cougar, "
Montego, Cortina, Ford, Fairlane,
i: Mustang, Torino, Falconand. i Thuncjerbird

Until today this classic styling was reserved for much —

| The 1969's from Ford and Mercury

You'll never find a better choice under one roof

Ford

Longer. Wider. More car than you've”
ever seen before ata Ford price, -

Did you mistake jt for one of Canada's most
expensive cars? Lots of people do. .. :

- And with good reason. Ford looks like a_-
high price luxury car. Ithas a longer
wheelbase than its higher priced compatition. .
A wider track than any car in ils class. .
' And aspacious Interior. This Ford Is

Mustang Mach I two:dao