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Moonlight Melodrama Seeks Local Talent Local auditions for Nor- thwestern Ontario residents interested in playing villians, heros, heroines, in advance to: Stephen Taylor; Artistic Director; 51A South Cumberland Street; P.O. Box 3451; P7B. 5J9. Appointments will be arranged. At the audition, in- dividuals should be ex- minute memorized skit of their choice as well as a cold reading of this year's scripts. Those experienced Thunder Bay, Ontario; continued on page 1! THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION dark ladies or other pected to present a two characters in Moonlight Melodrama's upcoming season will be held Thurs- day to Saturday, June 6 to pint Apa Wg LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL Thursday and Friday ear School Year Calendar for 1985-1986 tions will be by appoint- ment only. Open auditions will be held Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at which time appointments aren't necessarily required. "'Moonlight Melodrama is particularly interested in local talent," said Gillian Bracking, President of the Board of Directors. "Over the years, Moonlight has School opens officially on Wednesday, September 4, 1985 September 3, 1985 - Professional Activity Day for Teachers September 4, 1985 - Students begin classes _ October 14, 1985 - Thanksgiving Day October 25, 1985 - Professional Activity Day for Teachers November 13, 1985 - Parent Teacher Interviews (P.M.) (afternoon only) December 23, 1985 to January 3, 1986 - Christmas holidays - students return to school January 6, 1986. (inclusive) January 31, 1986 - Professional Activity Day for Teachers Feburary 3, 1986 - Professional Activity Day for Teachers introduced many new local : actors, actresses and SEMESTER ul begins February 4, 1986 er tess ala does March 10 to March 14, 1986 (inclusive) - March Break munity theatre we will con- March 28, 1986 - Good Friday March 31, 1986 - Easter Monday April 16, 1986 (P.M.) Parent Teacher Interviews (afternoon only) May 2, 1986 - Professional Development Day for Teachers May 19, 1986 - Victoria Day June 24, 25, 26, 1986 - Professional Activity Day for Teachers tinue to make it our prac- tice. The auditions are open to everyone. Theatre ex- perience isn't mandatory."' To audition, aspiring ac- 'tors should submit a resume plus optional photo Chairman - M. Reid Director - M. Twomey Mrs. Addie Beaulieu Carmel Squares Our cook this week is Adelaide Beaulieu. Addie came from Delhousie, New Brunswick, originally, and has been here in Terrace Bay for 25 years along with her husband, Roger, and her son David. She is an active member of our community. She holds the seat of President of the Ladies Auxiliary in the Legion, and is always willing to give any organization a helping hand at anytime. You can see Addie occasionally as a cross- ing guard, scooting all the little behinds safely across the highway. Her leisure time is spent with Roger, who retired 4 years "ago, after 41 years service with Kimberly Clark, fishing and hiking around Jackfish Lake. "We soon hope that Jackfish will be our permanent home", says Addie. As a younger lady, Addie was a speed skater. She skated |) on the Olympic rink at Lake Placid, New York, and travell- ed all over picking up trophies and titles which she still -- holds today. Well Addie, Good Luck in your continuing retirement years. Caramel Squares: Cream together % cup butter 1 egg yolk 1 tsp. baking powder % cup brown sugar 1% cups flour 1 tsp. vanilla. Spread mixture in pan. Beat whites of 2 eggs stiff, then add 1 cup brown sugar and | cup chopped walnuts. Spread on the first mixture. Bake in moderate oven (350 F) for 5 minutes. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT May 4, 1985 LAVIGNE - TENHOEVE Ann ouncing Kim wore a South American, mid-18th cen- tury, Scarlet O'Hara styled gown of satin and lace. Her gown was complimented with a bouquet of red roses. Otto was dressed in a silver Dynasty's collection tuxedo, com- plimented with a white carnation tipped in burgundy. The maid of honour was Kim's A very innovative and attrac- tive payment plan on our Larson cruisers. For example, sister, a dressed in a dusty a boat, motor and _ trailer Hull Type: Dance ; rose wit urgundy polka dots. The Gunnel Length: 18/4" (5.59 meters bridesmaids, Delena Lavigne of Terrace Bay worth $1 5,000.00 cou Id be Length: ones 23 meters) yours 'for as low as $201.00 a month.' Call North Shore Motors & Marine for details on our payment plan for boats. res ig ey 1850 Ibs. (839 kg) rox. Weight: s. (839 kg Mone, Weight Capacity: 1235 los. (560 kg) Max. People Capacity: 8 ai 1/0 Power Selection: MerCruiser 120, 140, 170, 1851*, 190*, 2051*; OMC 120, 140, 170, =485*. 2 Color Selection: Taupe exterior gelcoat w/ choice of accent stripes. See page 26. *Power Steering _'Mid-year availability - and Laurie Bottomley of Thunder Bay, wore pink dresses with dusty rose polka dots. The bestman, John Agnew, of Terrace Bay, and ushers, Donald Lavigneof Thunder Bay, and Duncan McEwen of Schreiber, were also dressed in the Silver Dynasty tuxedo to compliment the ladies dresses. The ring bearer was Master Jordan Reimer and the flower girl was Miss Breanne Hackett both of Terrace Bay. Kim's parents gave her away, while Otto's mother played the organ. The wedding cake, made by Mrs. Ten Hoeve used the original 3 tiers from Mr. and Mrs. Lavigne's wedding cake of 31 years previous. The wedding took place at the Terrace Bay Community Church with a Sharyl Mariott-Lowery performing the NORTH SHORE MOTORS & MARINE ntire service. The couple will reside in Ter- ace Bay. Nipigon, Ontario 887-2512