- Skeena Theatre Arts

plumbs the unmemorable

_ Contributed by _ Skeena Theatre Arts | _ Remember. the forgettable days of high school? _- Skeena Theatre Arts helps you

to experience the experience all

over again with its comic/seri-

ous: full length play School

Daze. The crazy, lazy, hazy

remembrances include:

1. Deciding whether to tell your parents what you really learned in school.

2. Thinking about dropping out.

3. Not being happy with the ‘ugly/pretty rules.

4. Being grounded because of & progress report with no pro- press, .

5. Encountering your. teach- er’s gorilla face look.

6. Learning that a friend was being abused.

7, Feeling like a freak because you were too tall.

8. Fretting about a school dance.

9. Discovering that your ef- forts at romance bombed.

10. Having to write about “The Most Interesting Thing That Happened This Year’? and realizing nothing interesting

‘happened.

11. Competing, hoping, and losing.

- 12, Discovering on the day of school photographs that a huge pimple has sprouted on your: nose.

13. Suffering your father’s anger after your teacher phoned home.

14, Worrying about your bra size.

15. Feeling like a complete and utter fool while doing a demonstration speech in front of ‘the class. .

16. Deciding whether to cheat °

or not to cheat on a test. _ 17. Losing your girlfriend to another guy. oo 18. Complaining about poe- try. 19. Sitting through some real- ly ‘‘weird’” assemblies. 20. Getting a crush. 21, Feeling like no one cares.

22. Worrying about your grades.

23. Suffering the stress of

school work and working part- time,

24. Worrying that you haven’t had a girlfriend/boyfriend.

25. Living for gossip.

26. Reading “How to Write |

the Perfect Love Letier’’.

27. Hating PE showers,

28. Learning about an at-: tempted suicide.

29. Realizing that school is life and that life involves making some tough decisions.

The cast includes:

’ Kevin Oates, Matt Hanley, Wes Peterson, Eron Petho, Art Soares, Scott Taylor, Suzie Munson, Dana Johanson, Deb- bie Wiebenga, Lisa Van Hulle and Shauna Prest in ‘Hang Tough”’.

Leah Wilson and Kari Wold in ‘Beth and Joan’,

“Bobby Basanti and Kevin“ Oates in ‘‘The Test’’, Natalie Michaud

Dropout’’,

Jennifer England in ‘What Did You Learn at School To- day?’’.

in “The

Jackie Palmu in ‘Fire Drill’’,

Shelley Hawryluk in ‘‘Missing Mandy”’, co,

Manpreet Parmar in ‘The New Kid’’.

Kevin Oates, Bobby Basanti, Link Baker, Louie Pelletier, Daphne Heenan and Leah Wilson in ‘“‘High School Awards Night’’,

Alayne Fleischmann in “Last

Chance for the Dance”...

Caulleen Morrison in ‘Best Years”,

Matt Haniey in ‘‘Love Letters to Suzy’’.

Nicole Page and Chantel Robertson in ‘“‘Last Day’’,

Shannon Hamhuis in ‘The Winner’’.

Liz Batty, Wes. Peterson,

‘Alayne Fleischmann and Link

Baker in ‘‘Silence Please”.

Angie Allemann in ‘‘Cheer- leading Try-Outs’’.

Cathy Illingworth in ‘School Pictures’’. |

Kari Allen in “Big Black Lies’.

Jacque Scriver in “‘You Put What on Your Hair?’’

The director is Brian Koven, who will be assisted by Lori Myers and Tricia Walker as con- trol booth personnel and Jordan Bujtas and Pat Ekman as techni- cians,

School Daze will be presented on Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. in the R.E.M.

~ Lee’ Theatre. ‘Tickets ‘at the door

are $6, and advance tickets, available at Sight and Sound, are $4.50. ;

The play is not recommended for young children.

R.E.M. Lee Theatre —

ing the Forgettable”. @® June 11, 10:35 a.m. Theatre.

Terrace Art Gallery —

The Terrace Inn — @ Gigi’s — “Santos”. @ Augie’s — Terrilyn.

@ May 30 to June 24

Dept.

music.

| @ June 10, 2 p.m. — Lois Walker, family entertainment.

_ Arts and En

and 1:45 p.m. —

@ June 3 to 17 — B.C. Young Artists’ Exhibition.

Northern Motor Inn, George’s Pub — @ May 21 to June 9 — Bolero Bros.

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13 — | @ June 7 and 2 — Rocky Tops. June 1 is steak night. Kitimat Mount Elizabeth Theatre — .

e June 13 and 14 — Senior drama students present five one-act plays, “Werewolf”, “The Day Paul Newman Came to Call’, “No One Wants to. Know”, “‘Bleeders” and “On Stage, Mr. Smith”. |

Kitimat Centennial Museum —

— Portraits of the Wild, photos by Joanne Monaghan and Brian Bagatto.

Prince Rupert Performing Arts Centre ~ @ May 30, 7:30 p.m. — “All That Jazz”. @ June 4 and 5,8 p.m. —

@ June 8 and 9, 7:30 p.m. — Indian Cultural Days, native dance and

tertainment

@ May 30, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. — Caledonia band/choir. '@ May 31, 8 p.m. — Terrace Little Thea playwright director Daniel Barnswell.

@ June 8 and9,8p.m. — Skee

tre presents “Room 44”, by local na Theatre Arts’ “Schoo! Daze: Remember-

“Our Footprints”, Headlines

“Midsummer Night’s Dream”, P.R.S:S. Drama

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The Dr, R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation will hold its sec- ond annual Celebrity Roast and Auction on Saturday, Jiine 16 at the Inn of the West. ; —

The monies raised from this project will .g0. towards the . ¥ purchase of a CAT scanner for Mills Memorial’ Hospital.: . Board member David Lane says the Hospital Foundation was - § founded “‘to raise funds for the betterment of health. care in | our community’. The CAT scanner has been identified by . | medical staff as a number one priority of acute care in Ter-. Tace. Lane is optimistic that within the next 12 to 18 months, they should be able to realize the goal of the half-million: . dollar instrument. They have the Minister of Health’s agree- ff ment in principle.

The City of Terrace has committed $50,000 which will be handed over the day the Foundation orders the scanner. “The

_ city has been most supportive,’ adds Lane. At present, $170,000 has been raised including the city’s commitment. Other donations and projects are in the works.

The second annual Celebrity Roast and Auction will “roast’’ an as-yet un-named “‘local individual with a colorful past in the history of Terrace’’. Bill McRae, also a director of the Foundation, says, ‘‘Last year it was a success beyond our wildest expectations.’’ This year’s auction will include two of 50 limited edition prints of a local scene by world-renowned Native artist Roy Vickers, two shovels autographed by Premier Bill Vander Zalm, and a number of other items. The

auction will be the main fundraiser of this event. The re- mainder of Vickers’ limited edition prints will be for sale at Northern Light Studio and the original acrylic painting will also be for sale. The next planned fundraiser of the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation after the auction will be a Fun Golf

_ try our famous Eggs Benedict or Worker’s Breakfast. Prices are reasonable and the food is great! Breakfast is served from

Tournament on Aug. 19.

NeEsWesd by Robert Q. Smith General Manager

SKEENA BALLROOM

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