Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 2, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday. May 2, 197 Doris Petrie play touches by Janice keys free press staff writer whether you like wedding in White or not it will not leave you according to actress Doris Petrie. It is a play which encompasses humor sadness coarse Ness and dignity miss Petrie said in an interview tuesday. You might get mad at it but you won t be bored and it will not leave you miss Petrie won an etrog v a r d for Best supporting actress for per portrayal of mrs. Dougal the Mother in the movie version of wedding in White which was Given an etrog As Best film in the Cana Dian film awards. Miss Petrie is in Winnipeg to re create her movie role on Mage for the Manitoba theatre Centre s production of wedding in White which will run May 9 to 19 at the warehouse. Ceplair it is the touching Story of a frailty Young girl Jeannie raped by a Friend of her Soldier brother. Jeannie finds she is pregnant As a result of the incident and that her own father has turned against her. He forces upon his daughter a pathetic solution to the problem. Wedding in White explores so Cal attitudes that Haven t been dealt with before miss Petrie Laid. There must have been some dramatic incidents surrounding this particular although today s society does not generally Deal in wholesale condemnation of girls like Jean Nie traces of the old attitudes still linger in some areas so Laid. Despite today s changed Atti t u d e a audiences even the Young people react to the play she added. It s a Story about people am their struggles but it s also a social comment reflecting the change in social tile play is based on a True Story which playwright Bill Fruet first encountered when he was a boy of 10, growing up in a Small Canadian town. He found out the full fads Many years later and then wrote his play. Miss Petrie is also aware of similar situations in the past. When i read the play it moved me because so Many memories came Back to me Bill Fruet is a sensitive and compassionate person. He has a tremendous understanding o f eople and their although mrs. Dougal is helpless person miss Petrie Hes the character. She is the most dignified in the play Rie said. Mrs. Dougal is t first upset and frightened by Jeanne s pregnancy but she comes to a certain understanding of human a and so she dared and was very Brave in saying hat she would bring up the child but she could t hold out against her miss Petrie said she feels As Hough the character of mrs. Dougal has really lived. I be known women like that and they re very Good people knowing someone who resembles the character one to play helps in making the transition from word in a script to a believable person miss Petrie said. For awhile it s like being two miss Petrie did not begin her professional acting career until she was married and Well along the Road to raising her own family but she has gained much experience on stage and in front of the cameras. Although she enjoys her work she has one ambition still unfulfilled to play mrs. To Man in death of a Salesman. Clip and try this delicious Rogers recipe upside Down Muff ins 1 package muffin mix i cup raisins Rogers Golden syrup cinnamon mix muffins according to directions on the package. 1 Teaspoon Rogers Golden syrup in each greased muffin pan also a Tow raisins and a Sprinkle of cinnamon. Fill pans two thirds full with Batter. Place in a hot oven and Baka until done about 20 minutes. Broiled peaches mix equal of Rogers Golden syrup and Lemon or dip canned peach halves in syrup Spry Nuto with Nutmeg and place under broiler until slightly browned. Servatt 8 to 8. Bur Rogers in the tin or popular pintle Container for Frea Rogers recipe Book write . Sugarr lining co. Ltd., Street Vancouver . Villagers build roads by John Borrell Maseru Lesotho a cuter men and women from re mole villages in the mountains of Lesotho Are helping to build a network of roads in Exchange for food through the previously inaccessible ulterior of this tiny Mountain kingdom. The food for work scheme has led villagers to Complete More than 300 Miles of roads through the mountains since the project began in 1968. They have opened up the heart of the former British protectorate bringing considerable Benefit to thousands of Bas Otho farm ers in the harsh rugged Inte rior until the food for work Road building scheme started thera were no roads to the mountainous heart of the country. All supplies had to be carried Over Steep passes by pack mules. Summer floods and Winter Snow left Many areas Cut off for Long periods and consequently prices were High in trading posts. It was also impossible to drive from Maseru in the Wesl to the Eastern Border without a Long Detour through neigh Boring South Africa. Now thanks to the pick and shovel work of villagers four wheel drive vehicles can Cross the country and seven ton trucks carry Remote trading posts mis Sions and schools. Desmond Taylor officer in charge of the food Aiu pro Gram said by the finish All the planned you should be Able to get to most important places in Lesotho by Lesotho to which Britain gave protectorate status in order to Stop territorial advances by South a f r i c a s Boers during the late 19th Century has always been a poor largely agricultural country with Little Money to spend on communications. But alter three particularly had droughts hit the tiny King Dom in the space of 10 years a Start was made on building roads into the ulterior. We needed to get Relief food to the people but were hampered by poor communications the concept of food Aid was said Taylor it worked the food to pay the workers c o m e j from two main sources. Roman Catholic re Lief services Supply food to pay workers engaged in development projects and the United nations sends food Lor maintenance work following initial construction. Workers Are recruited from villages within walking Dis Tance of the construction work and Are paid 100 pounds of Corn meal 20 pounds of wheat flour and a bottle of soybean Oil for working 15 five hour shifts. This might not seem a lot said Mark Pelson United states peace corps Engineer who is supervising a Section of construction. But it s enough to keep a family going for a month and in bad times it prevents a number of villages from an estimated 80 per cent of the workers Are women and Many work with babies strapped to their backs. Bas Olio men Are reluctant to work just for food and would rather head for the mines in South Africa. And while 300 Miles in five years May not seem impressive the roads have been built in some of the roughest country in Africa. Deaths card Joseph Raymond Kingston ont. Forzley Charles of Rossen Dale Man. Fraser Fanny 87, of nor Valdson nursing Home for Merly of 335 Beverley Street. Gill Agni l., 75, of 2300 Ness Avenue St. James Assiniboia. Hart. Oscar 82, of grand Marais Man. Malamud Abraham 65, of Winnipeg retired from peo ple s credit jewellers. Mcbride Herbert 75, of 948 Lipton Street accountant. Milloy John 69, of Glenboro Man retired from liquor control Board of. Ontario. Neault Lucien vital 61, of 1383 Elgin. Avenue trans air employee. Pearson my. John Archie 67. Siwicki Michael 59, of Lorette Man. Thorleif fredi 80, of 326 Mcgee Street retired from Canadian Pacific railway. Verbanec Funk a of 187 Balmoral Street retired Miner. Wallace Eugene Peter 52. 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