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May 26, 1966 THE NEWS Page 9 PORT ARTHUR JUNIOR MUSIC MAKERS PRESENT "THE FORTUNE TELLER (IN TWO. ACTS) Ah OPERETTA BY: VICTOR. HERBERT RRRKRKRRREKRRRRRREERE TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 1966 - CURTAIN TIME 2:00 P.M. SUNDAY, MAY 29, RERRERRRKKRKEEKREER TICKETS = ADULTS - 75¢ STUDENTS - 50¢ CHILDREN - - 30¢ A CAST OF SIXTY CHILDREN RANGING FROM 10 TO 14 YEARS OF AGE. The prolonged applause which followed Miss Brown's first number was rewarded when she sang two additional numbers. The chorus again presented four selections before intermission. During this time Miss Brown selected the winning name on a draw conducted by the chorus and Mrs.Charlie Simmer took home a portable T.V. set won by her husband. ; When the curtains opened for the second part of the program flags of many nations (created by the Art Club) formed a backdrop for the chorus who trav- ; continued page 1] _.... SPRING CONCERT PRESENTED BY MALE CHORUS Members of the Terrace Bay Male Chorus were in fine voice last Friday evening as they presented their annual Spring Concert. Opening with the familiar "Saluation", theme song of the Associated Male Choruses of America, they then presented four familiar selections--'Come To The Fair - Tumbling Tumbldweed - A man's Best Friend is His Horse and | Want a Girl. ' Guest Artists, Miss Joanne Brown appeared, ac- companied by Mrs.E.Hodgkiss. A receptive audience