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APRIL 23, 1992 — Skeena
Valley Car Club wili be holding
its regular monthly meeting at
Terrace Kin Hut on comer of
“North Sparks and Halliwell
Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. For more in-
“+ fo call Doug at 635-4809.
kk kkk
; “APRIL 24, 1992 — .Combined
. Support group meeting for.peo-
«ple. with chronic fatigue syn-
“2 drome or fibromyalgia. Info
"avail, .to anyone interested. Hap-
py. Gang Centre al. 7 p.m. For
“ more info. call Darlene Yeske
1. 638-8688 or 635-4059,
ue kkk
" APRIL 30, 1992 — Beta Sigma
°* Phi are inviting all members-at-
'* Jarge in good standing to attend
“the anoual Founders’ Day Ban-
=. quet on Thurs. in Kitimat. If in-
leresled please phone JoAnn
Hildebrandt at 632-7839 for
* details.
a a keke
. ‘APRIL 30, £992 — E.T. Kenney
Primary School Library. A
“district. wide ‘free workshop is
held with Jenny Leary. ‘Topic:
Parents - as. Partners"

‘| ,..and..more information: please

evenings at 635-7148,
: keh
: APRIL 30, 1992 — Terrace Pro-
. Life” Education. Association
sponsors Doug Scott, President
of Life Decisions International
from New York. He is author of
Inside Planned Parenthood and
has been a guest on ‘'CBS This
; Morning”? and “The
. McLean/Lehrer News Hour’’.
Purchase tickets by calling
638-1404 or 635-4751 before
_ April 26.
: keke

MAY 3, 1992 — Terrace
Beautificatian Sociely’s 7th An-
nual Garbathon. Prizes &
seavenger hunt. ‘Meet’ at
McDonalds at 2 pm. Call

638-0423 _

takki
MAY 5, 1992 — “The world is
run by those who show up.” En-

cent will speak at a public
- meeting at 7:00 p.m, at the

concemed about logging, the

must hear his inspiring message.
There is po admission charge.
Vincent is being sponsored by the
Terrace branch of Canadian
Women in Timber,
uaa
MAY 9, £992 — 81h Annual
Multicultural Potluck al Terrace
Arena Banquet Rm. Entertain-
ment, chiidren's corner, pinatas
and an incredible array of food
from around the world. For
niore info call Jame at 638-1594
or Sandy at 638-1081
tkike
MAY 22-24, 1992 — 75 Year
Reunion for afl former students
and staff Boston Bar/North
Bend school in Boston Bar, B.C,

Contact the school at
(604)867-9222 for further infor-
- mation.
kkk

NOVEMBER: 14, 1992 — The
‘Dr, REM Lee Hospital Founda-
tion will be holding a Christmas
Arts & Crafts Fair. Door prizes
and a raffle held. 40 craft tables
avilable, Craft tables are now on
sale and going fast. To book 2
table contact Debbie al 635-4601
evenings.
kkk ik

EVERY MONDAY —Want time
out from your children, come to

. Speakers i in te speak on various
‘topics. Free
available, So grab a friend and
come out and enjoy yourself.
You deserve itl

kkk
EVERY. WEDNESDAY —
A.C.0.A. .self-hetp open
meeting. 7:30 p.m. at the Knox
United. Church, 4907 Lazelle.

635-3045.
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Al B
‘parents welcome, for registration .

_ phone the school at 633-5828 or -

a “say
se Se,

drive’ Yur! *”

LOCAL BROWNIES, like eight-year-old Theresa Savard, as well as Sparks, Girl Guides and
Pathfinders, will hit the streets next Wednesday evening for their annual Girl Guide Cookie sale

George Clark for more info at

vironmental logger Bruce Vin-°

R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Anybody

economy and our environment.

Mother's Time Out. We go bowl-
ing or swimming. We have guest «

babysitting ‘

~ For information ‘phone Paui at ~

‘MUSIC FESTIVA

Hundreds of performers, ad-
judicators and har-woring |
volunteers came together to
create the magic of the |
Northwest Music Festival.

Now some of them get to
show off the talents of the nor-

thwest to the rest of the pro-~

vince.
Fifteen individuals and four

’ choirs were selected at the music

festival awards night to go on to

-the provincial B.C. Festival of

the Arts in Vernon from May

* 27-31.

On piano, Julie Lee (senior),
Julia Nelson (intermediate) and
Joshua Sager (junior) are to at-

tend. Andrea Arnold (senior), .

and Jennifer Zucchiatti (in-
termediate) will be our represen-
tatives in vocal performing.

In speech arts, Glenys George
(senior), Mark Tessaro (in-
termediate) and Tia Me-
Cullough Gunior) are to go.
Bernice Liu will perform there
in. junior stage dance. Per-
formers on woodwind will be

- Heather Dreger (senior), Erin

Parr (intermediate) and Warren
Connacher (junior).

Kent Dykstra will be on str-
ings, and Jeff Smithanik (in-
termediate) and Laura Carlson

are on brass.

Choirs recommended to go to
the provincial festival are the
Caledonia Choir, the Northwest
Singers, the Kermodei
Choristers and the Caledonia
Vocal Ensemble.

They'll be among the 1,300 -

delegates welcomed to Vernon

this year for the B.C. Festival of .

the Arts — now in its 10th year.
Award. winners ‘from this
year's Pacific Northwest Music

’ Festival are as follows:

Vocal Awards
’ Teresa Fleming —- vocal solo,
12 and under (350)

Andrea Arnold — vocal solo, .

age 16-25 ($100)

Jennifer Zucchiattl.— folk
song, sacred, 20th century or
Canadian . composers - ($50);

vocal solo, 13-15. years ($75); -
vocal’ conservatory .classes
; (5100); music theatre 100) ao

FLAUTIST Heather Dreger is recommended to go to the B.C.
Festival of the Arts after placing at the top in senior woodwind.

“3; and: ‘Up. ($100).

Andrea and Krista Collis —
vocal duets, trios or quartetles
(Kitimat Concert Association
Trophy)

Choral Awards

Kermodei Choristers —
junior choir (not including
school choirs) (Ruth Hunt
Memorial Trophy)

Northwest Singers — senior.
including school,

choir, not
choirs ($100)

Kiti K’Shan Primary. School.

— primary school choir, .K-3
{Terrace Ratary Club Trophy)

Annunciation Glee Club. —
highest mark elementary.school
choir,Gr. 4-7 (Brian Mitchell
Memorial Trophy)

Smithers Secondary School
Living Choir -—- ‘secondary
school choir (Bank cf Montreal
Trophy) ~ |

’- “Dance Awards
-Lindsay.. Donders,

nen — classical ballet, age 7-8

. (Raffles Inn Trophy)

Angela Beaupre — classical

ballet, age 9-10 (TDTU Trophy)

“Rachel Williams —- classical

‘ballet, age 11-12 (Prince Rupert
‘Gommualty
“Trophy).

Aras, Souneil

Anna Liu — - Gla:

choral.

Jessica.
Southgate. and Meredith Han-

-. poetry lyric,
. trophy) ee

E-Motion Dancers — jazz and
stage dance ($50)

Wang Ballet Academy —
classical duet and group dance
(Rotary Club of Terrace
Trophy)

Speech Arts Awards
_ Copper Mountain School —
choral speaking,. age 5-8

(Michael Strynecki- _Memorial .

Trophy) .

Annunciation School _
‘speaking, age: 9-13
(Royal Bank Trophy). ~

Kara Birdsell. and Michael
O’Marrow — spoken poetry
(dramatic), age 5-8 (Terrace
Rotary Club Trophy).

Christopher Anaka — spoken

poetry dramatic, age 9-12 (Xi

Beta Mu Trophy) . .
Mark. Tessaro —: spoken
poetry dramatic, 13. and up
($100); highest: mark Canadian
poetry (Tilden. Rent-a-car
Trophy); bible reading (Terrace
Ministerial

ing. ($50). .
Allen: Wooton. — spoken

“poetry: lyric, age 5-8 (Robin Mc-
Coll Memorial Trophy)

> Sortaya- Manji “—. spoken * ”
age 9-12 (CAL .

Association Bible .
Award); highest mark story tell--

Big exchange

tour planned

TERRACE — As Canada’s
leaders search for the glue that
will hold this country together,
the federal government is pro-
moting a youth exchange.

Called Voyageurs ’92, the
program will see about 37,000
young people between the ages
of 16 and 21 travel across the
country this year between June
and October.

Up to 125 people: from each
of the country’s ridings — in-
cluding Skeena — will be
selected to participate, It's .in
celebration of the country's
125th birthday on Canada Day,

_ duly 1,

It’s expected to cost taxpayers
approximately $3.5 million. Air
Canada will sponsor the pro-
gram with free seats, service
groups will volunteer their time,
and participants will billet their
guests.

Each Member of Parliament
will “‘twin’’ his or her riding
with that of another member,

Here in Skeena, NDP MP
Jim Fulton has twinned with the
Quebec riding of | Berthier-
Montcalm.

That riding is represented by
Secretary of State Robert De
Cotret, the Conservative MP

who dreamed up Voyageurs 92
as a way for young people to
learn about their country, ex-
plained his press secretary,
Mark Hudson,

Exactly how the 125 par-
ticipants will be selected from
ridings is yet to be determined,
but one of Fulton’s assistants
indicated the school districts in
the riding could play a role.

Participants will be selected
and their names will: be an-
nounced in mid-May. |

Application forms are
available at Fulton’s office on
Park Ave. (The phone number
is 638-1818.) .

Ten member groups (nine
participants and a volunteer
supervisor) will‘ visit Berthier-
Montcalm for one week. and in
return each participant will
agree to billet their Quebec
hosts when they visit Skeena.

Berthier-Montcaim is a large-
ly rural riding north of Mon-
treal. It contains about 54 towns
and villages, the largest of
which, are Berthier Ville and
Saint-Gabriel.

Ninety-four per cent of the
94,000 people living in: ‘the
riding are francophone. Main
industries include farming and
manufacturing. .

The gift of the gab

A local auctioneer is about to ©

talk his way past a mildstone of
sorts. —-

Leo De Jong should pass ‘his
quarter-million mark in auction
sales at the local. Ducks
Unlimited. art, . auction, this.
‘weekend; ”

He'll be pulling in bids on -

décays, ‘engraved ° shotguns,
framed prints and other’. art-
work by B. C artists such as
Ken Ferris.

dramatic scenes (Shaw award);

highest mark public speaking

($100)

Lara Tessaro — over 85 in
mime ($75); highest mark. in
prose (Shoppers’ Drug Mart
Trophy)

Solveig’ Adair, — highest
mark original poetry composi-
tions (Albert S. Wong
Memarial Trophy)

Instrumental Awards

Candace Ross — highest
mark brass solo, beginner and
junior (350).

Jeff Smithanik — brass solo
($100)

Rosa Mikaloff — _ highest
mark woodwind and percussion
solo, beginner and. junior
(Carter’s Jewellers Trophy)

Warren Connacher — wood-

wind and percussion, solo,in-
‘ termediate ($50)

Heather Dreger — woodwind
and percussion solo, senior and
open ($100); sonata and concer-
to ($75) .

~ Ayesha Coosemans and Col-
leen Craig - instrumental duets
($100)

Skeena Woodwind Quartet

— instrumental ensemble ($50)
’ Jim Taron — highest mark
guitar solo (Northland Com-
munications Trophy)

Timothy Phillips and Scott
Gingles — guitar duets, trios or
ensembkes ($75)

Kent Dykstra — string solo
($200)

2fest22- ee A
- “Band Awards
Skeena Jie Grade 8 Concert
Band — level . 1 and: 2 (Alcan
Trophy) » 7
‘Skeena Jr. Grade 9/10 Con-
. cert Band — Level 3 and 4
(TDTA trophy)

Terrace Community Band —
Level 5 and 6: {Northern Sen-
tinel trophy). -

Skeena Jr. Secoridary Senior
Stage’ Band — junior stage
_ band, level 1 The: McDaniel

ve trophy) ioe

and. auction ., will.
evening... inner i is served at'Z330

The auction raised $20,000
for Ducks Unlimited last: year
and organizers are hoping. for
another good showing this year.

The seventh annual dinner
ne. Saturday

p.m, and the auction will begin
‘at 9 p.m. The cost is $35 ($50
for couples) and there will be
many raffles and prizes handed
out throughout the evening.

=INALE —

poetry lytic, age 13 and up (Ter-
race Little Theatre Trophy);.
highest mark Shakespeare and

Caledonia’ Stage Band ~~
senior stage band, level 1 & 2
($100, Dr. R.E.M. Lee Award)
_ Kitimat All City . Grade 7
Band — most promising junior
band,

; _ Piano Awards

Simon Phillips — highest
mark, junior pianoforte, under
12.(Marilyn Davies Trophy)

Michelie Kucera —_ senior
pianoforte, 12 and’ up ($50
TDTA award); highest mark
German romantic Sight and
Sound Trophy)

Cindy Penafiel -—- highest
mark junior Bach, grades 1-6
($50). | .

Julie Lee —. highest mark,

senior Bach, grades 7-open
($50).

Simon Hilcove — highest
mark junior. Baroque com-
posers ($50)

Jimmy Nelson — senior

Baroque composers ($75) |

Kaeli VanHerk and-Ben Ker-
by — highest mark junior
Mozart and Haydn, Gr.1-6
(Dairyland Trophy)

- Joshua Sager — highest mark
senior Mozart and Haydn, Gr,
7-open ($50)

Giles Baxter — highest mark
Beethoven ($75) .

Julia Nelson — highest mark
Chopin ($100)

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