IT’S A
UNITY CONCERT

This Saturday evening, March
7 at 8 p.m., the Terrace Commun-
ity Band and the Northwest
Singers will pool their musical
resources in a Spring Celebration
concert at the R.E.M. Lee The-
atre. The following evening, at 7
p.m. in Mount Elizabeth Theatre,
they will perform for Kitimat
residents. Many Terrace Com-
munity Band members are Kiti-
mat residents.

Northwest Singers director
Marilyn Brodie says, "We were
looking for a different venue from
our fall Dessert Concert. We know
the audience will enjoy it." The
Northwest Singers are not singing
with the Band, but rather sharing
the concert. There is talk of com-
bining their talents at some
future date with a piece of music
specially designed for a band and
a choir.

The Northwest Singers will
present their eclectic selection of
musical works from madrigals to
spirituals to vocal jazz. The Ter-
race Community Band will share
everything from blues to jazz to
Big Band. Tickets are available at
the door, $7 for adults and $3 for
seniors and students.

MARKS FOR
WINTER THEORY

The Royal Conservatory of
Music last week released the
results of exams taken by Terrace
students during December 1991.
They are as follaws —

GRADE 3 HARMONY

First Class Honours —
Brenda Mae Grypstra, Kathleen
Anne Langridge, Deborah Casey,
Jeff Smithanik.

Honours — Thomas Jay
Mackenzie, Jane Zagar.

GRADE 3 HISTORY

First Class Honours with
Distinction — Anne B. Hill.

First Class Honours —
Andrea May Arnold.

Honours — Kelly MacNeill.

GRADE 2 RUDIMENTS

First Class Honours with
Distinction — David Etches,
Glenn Donald Grieve. :

First Class Honours —
Amanita Coosemans.

Honours — Suzannah Joy
Vande Velde, Shelley M. Mantel,
Sandra L. Mantel.

GRADE 1 RUDIMENTS

_ First Class Honours with
Distinction — Andrea Louise
Collis, Karri Van Nes, Kylie Rae
Oman, Julie Brewer, Margot
McKeown.

First Class Honours —
Byron Mikaloff, Solveig Emily
Adair, Heidi Elaine Turner, Jill
Abigail Thiessen.

Honours — James Peter
Taron.

Northwest Arts And Entertainment Calendar

7 R.E.M. Lee Theatre

5 The Terrace inn

Northern Light Studio

| Terrace Public Art Gallery

show.

Outreach Program.

5° Mar. 7, 8 p.m. — Terrace Community Band and
Northwest Singers concert. Tickets at the door.

* Gigi's — until March 7 — Foremost Wanted
~— March 9-21, Double Exposure

Northern Motor Inn, George’s Pub
a * Until March 7 - Champagne Plus
- March 9-21, Gordon of Smithers entertains

8 ¢ Ends today - Irene Horner original works exhibit

* Ends today - Orlean Herrmann, one-woman

s+ Mar.10-25 - B.C. Young Artists exhibition, co-
ordinated by Emily Carr College of Art and Design

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13
© March 6 & 7 — Friday: Steak Night
Entertainment: Jack of Clubs/“Scary-Okie”

Kin Hut

Bavarian Inn

¢ Mar. 15 — First World/Third World dinner and
auction, sponsored by Crossroads/NWDEA
Mount Elizabeth Theatre, Kitimat

* Mar. 7 — Jenny & the Dinosaur Revival Band,
hosted by the Kitimat Community Arts Council

* Mar. 8, 7 p.m. — Terrace Community Band and
the Northwest Singers perform. Tickets at the door.
Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub

¢ Sundays, 7 p.m. — Crib tourneys

* Mar. 28 ~ Spring Start dinner and dance
Kitimat Centennial Museum
* Mar. 11-Apr. 4 - Insights '92 - the youth of

Kitimat display their tremendous talent.

“4 720 0 Lazelle Ave, Terrace B. c. Ph. 638-0821

Fax 698-0422

Terrace Review — March 6, 1992