oa

—..

B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 14, 1994 , 1 TS MRT NST Z)§ |) CSE FN |S
, ae
a)

CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Ke rmodei Ka$h ete _
The M al Bag vt ‘3 Shop Interest-FREE eS)

Walker kept Cal cast together gan in Terrace this Christmas! Ns ae OT er Sll
: ; SAN, tig

a

~ Vel,
Vee ae p tll
ISON
; é val
wn

Dear Sir: Do not pay until April 1/95.

As an enthusiastic audience member at the Caledonia Sr. Secondary ; ~
School production of Oklahoma, I would like to single out a key For more information
payer call 635-AVCO.

For some reason she has been overlooked, possibly because her sup- .
porting role was executed so well.

“Aunt Eller’’ was played by Joelle Walker and in my vicw and
maany others’, she was the driving force: that held all the actors and
singers together.

She had talent, a belicvable character, 4 flawless accent, stage
presence and comic timing. - Engineering, Surveying and Mapping Services for:

Most of all she understood clearly how to give focus to her fellow m Roads and Bridges m Resource Development

Donning Our
scene pariners, svin'y it means volr knor m Lands Development m Feasibility and 5
Stealing or taking focus is easy, but giving it means you ow your m Municipal Infrastructure Planning Studies e t!
craft. Bravo! oO 1 ay es e

Thank you, Cal, for a wonderful evening. ‘

: . Contact: Patrick A. Bolin, PREng., Terrace, B.C
Weston Hn, REN. VBL.
Marianne Westo . nr Phone: 635-7163 Fax: 635-9586 Clothes may make the person look good, but
_ it's what is in the heart that makes one special.
Kudos for Oxlahoma — eras CREE EET VERE RET SRE Merry Christmas and many thanks to you.
Dear Sir: : . whe . Fi eae re Rk a sem nt 1 co taea
On Nov. 26 I took a trip down to the R.E.M. Lee Theatre to see Okla- . ° Ev's M e n S Wea ir
fama, . ° a
It was a trip down memory lance, I had my first love affair to the Py Tie Give Sé. Mortiz 635-5420
music of Oklahoma in 1944, saw the movie in the early 50’s, the FosQlatgT this Christ 4605 Lakelse Ave.
Theatre Under The Stars production in 1958 or 1959 and was wonder: FAS \5/3's us ristmas. —
ing what to expect from a high school production. :
From the opening overture to the final chorus, it was a near profes- :
sional performance. ; ; Mi
The sets and costumes were perfect. The choruses were dead on, in BAbY Watches by St. Moritz Be, &
time and tune. The leads not only had the notes right, but their move- fy . a - my) ,
ments were completely in synch. feo ‘stainless steel cases iy oo Warnes L
Mee the time curly Gal Marko) had finished ‘Oh What a Beautitul \ *heat-hardened mineral crystals “4 } a, ; ws
oming’’, one could only thi at htis show was going ea suc- | oCiayi a el OP oo ore
cess. The rest of the evening proved the thought was correct. Swiss made movements Sr * «& . 0 la Pes

It is impossible to say what the best part of the show was. Having al- fy
ways enjoyed ‘Poor Jud is Dead’’, I revelled in the humour of the 4A
presentation.

It is one of the most difficult portrayals in all of Rogers and Hamer-
steins’ musicals and was well done,

Ellic Higginson made a superb Laurey; each of her songs showed her
trainiag and showmanship.

As the juvenile leads, Will and Adc Annie, Amy Kevernik and Lucas
North were on fire throughout the performance.

The band under the direction of Geoff Parr was first rate in every
respect. : ;

It was 3 long evening of hard work which was forthcoming without
flagging or miscuc,

Anyone who attended Oklahoma could see the lime and cffort that
had been put in by both the students and the teachers.

Performances such as this do not happen without a desire to excel and
excel they did.

When one considers the cast did three performances in two days, their
Saturday evening performance was all the more remarkable.

It is possible that a full house fired up the cast but those who attended

Laff

| Of She Deas O11

‘SI

Os
etl e* re |

7,

635-9440

B.C.Hydro Customer Service Offices
Serer a "will be closed for the holidays:

Mao ts he

7. oss aye

- BRIDAY, DECEMBER 23RD
- MONDAY, DECEMBER 26TH
~ MONDAY, JANUARY:2ND -

Monday......... Shrimp Fettucini $5.95 i

were equally fired up by the performers. Tuesday........Beef Stir Fry $5.95 : .
The only losers were those who missed the show. Wednesday...New York Steak & Caesar $6.95 = perweney anid M. eae
To the cast and directors, a very large and enthusiastic ‘‘Thank Thursday.......BBQ Ribs $6.95 of Emergency and Mamienance crews
You”. ; Fri . . “Will be on'standby 24 hours a day-as usual:
: riday............Prime Rib $6.95 wo ce dnngen HE Ce eer
Murdoch R. Robertson Saturday........New York Steak $6.95 | ho

_ ae ° Have a happy holiday aud rememibicr 10 |

Great Deal for a Hot Meal! || © ————_ ea Power Smt New Year.”
Served from 5:00 - 8:00 pm BRD SA SE ‘

MINIMUM BEVERAGE CHARGE OF $1.75

: A. , : | - : . Behydro HH
IT A YAMAHA\ ,
CHRISTMAS

Yamaha Accessories offer a wide range of
products for outdoor and indoor winter fun.

TERRACE INN

4551 Greig Ave., Terrace, BC VBG 1M7 635-6630

CD aay

6th Finnual Northwest Real state Doard
Christmas Decorating Contest

Best Home + Best Theme + Best Street » Best Commercial Display

-- Alf entries must be in by 5 pm, Monday Dec. 19/94

-- Judging will be done Tuesday, Dec. 20/94 6:30 p.m -10.00 p.m. |
Entry Forms can be picked up and dropped off at any local real estate office.

, Sponsors | |
Terrace Realty - _ NRS Ventura Realty Century 21 Wightman & Smith Re/Max of Terrace
Irly Bird ‘Terrace Builders Terrace Home Hardware . Terrace Co-op: ”
Terrace Interiors Wayne Braid Notary Terrace Beautification Society. —-—-—“ Terrace Standard
McAlpine & Co. Steve Cullis Appraisals. :

— 1a

Northwest Real
Estate Board

STANDARD

KEN’S MARINE
Ee 635-2909 Bees