Twinning it
Terrace twins Andrea and Amaris Taylor of the Alliance
Christian school will play a four-hand plano arrangement,
“ice-Skating", at the upcoming music festival.

Auditions

to be

TERRACE — Auditions
for Expo 86 are being
held in Terrace March 8,

by Sherry Halfyard

The B.C. Pavilion on
the Expo site is designed
to showcase representa-
tive amateur performers
from all regions of B.C.

Terrace is part of the
North by Northwest
region. This area in-
cludes McBride through
to the Queen Charlottes
and up to the Yukon
border.

There will be a total of
350 individuals chosen
from the North by
Northwest region.

Auditions will be held
in Smithers,

Prince ©

held

George, Prince Rupert,
Queen Charlottes and
Terrace.

‘‘There are no restric-
tions at all,” said Ginny
Lowrie, organizing di-
rector for the Terrace
Auditions. Entries range
from sports to music,
Lowrie said.

‘‘Everyone will be
notified at the beginning
of April, as to the results
of the March 8 audi-
tions,’’ Lowrie said. The
chosen candidates for
the region will perform
at the B.C. Pavilion
Aug. 10 to 16.

Subsidy up to $100
will be given to the per-
formers as well as dis-

counted accommoda-

tions.

The organist
Organist Deanna Thain of the Alliance Christlan school
rehearses "Sheep May Safely Graze”, her entry in this
year’s Pacific Northwest Music Festival.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 5, 1986 19

Pauline Lepp

A Bouree by J.S. Bach will be presented by Pauline Lepp,
& student at the Alliance Christian school. Lepp was‘a
gold medalist at last year’s festival.

Festival preparations
have begun —

Terrace school children are busy preparing their
contributions to the Pacific Northwest Music
Festival. Local students have been rehearsing their
numbers for several weeks in anticipation of the
festival, which will take place here at the end of
March. See story page 20.

| Photographs by

staff photographer
Michael Kelly —

The Afllance Christlan school choir, directed by Mirlam
Taylor, won a trophy at last year’s festival. Thelr musical
selections this year are “Kindness” and "The Choice Is

up to You”.

Jackie’s Column

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TERRACE

We would like to
thank the people of Ter-
race for their fine
hospitality shown
towards us during the
B.C. Winter Games.
You should be very
proud of a job well done,

From the Squamish
Howe Sound Midget
Boys Hockey Team,

Coaches, Manager

and Parents

March 12, 1986.

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1986. Please call Rob Greno, Economic Development Department, City

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