All eyes are on dance this weekend in Prince Rupert.

Photo by Jean Eiers

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RUPERT DANCES

. One of the Northwest's great
displays of dance is taking place’

this weekend at the Prince Rupert

Performing Arts Centre. The.

annual B.C. Jazz Dance Competi-
tion began yesterday and con-

tinues until tomorrow night.
- The competition began several

years ago as a showcase public —

performance for local dance stu-
dents, but in 1987 through a
combination of promotion and
popularity it became a provincial
event. This year more than 200

performers are involved in over .
400 performances over the three
days of the competition. Per-

formers will come from Edmon-

ton, Vancouver and communities:
all over northern and central B.C.
‘There is $26,000 in cash, scholar-

ships and prizes at stake.

. Organizers encourage — the
public to attend the day-long
adjudication performances. and
sessions today and tomorrow, and
the ‘gala performance tomorrow

evening. Seats for the gala are

$15.

Hear Ye!
Hear Ye!
: oor

$48 24

on a Standard Single, Double or Twin
Room any Friday, Saturday or Sunday
Come in and enjoy our

Waterfront Restaurant _
or have a drink in

Charley’s Lounge.
Call for a Reservation
Toll Free 1-800-663-8150

FOS:

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222 West Ist Ave.
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'. Terrace Review — May &, 1992