Kelley MacNieli accompanied Melonie Fluery in a recital at
the Terrace Hotel during Ganada Music Week.

Julie Normandy performed on piano recently ai the Canada
Music Week student recital in Terrace,

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ed one then they will
understand our concern
that the message of ‘Think
Before You Drink and
Don’t Drive’ is an ex-
tremely valid one.

Other programs being
undertaken during
CounterAttack in
conjunction with ICBC,
SKB Auto Wreckers and
the Skeena Mall, will be
the display of a wrecked
vehicle with a video pro-
gram on the Counter-
Attack program.

The Students In Action
committee from Cale-
donia High School wil! be
setting up a display in con-
junction with the
CounterAttack program.
Their display will supply
information on impaired
driving with pamphlets
and brochures.

Later on in the week,
the A.L.E.R.T. roadside
breath testing vehicle will
also be on display in the
Skeena Mall. Explana-
tions and photographs of
the A;:L.E.R.T. instru-
ment and how it is used
will be posted to inform
the public on the
A.L.E.R.T. program

LUMBER PROVIDED

During World War II
Terrace was a major
‘military base for lumber
provision.

Terrace supplied lumber
construction of buildings
for military use, while the
community also supported
similar projects in the area
to further stimulate the in-
dustry.

(alcoho! level evaluation
roadside tester).

Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 10, 1986, 19

Young local musicians’
mark Canada Music Week >

TERRACE — Pupils of local music teachers,
Ginny Lowrie and Marylin Davies celebrated
‘‘Canada Music Week’”’ by performing at the
Terrace Hotel Sunday Brunch on Nov. 23,
Nov. 30 and Dec. 7.

Much to the delight of the brunch audience,
students performed works of Canada com-
posers as well as Bach and Mozart.

Performances of Christmas music will con-
tinue on Sunday, Dec. 14.

|

: Tina Hovenkamp played and!
sang ‘‘Where the Great Peace!
iver Flows" during a music#
runch held at the Terrace:
‘Hotel recently to celebrate:
4 Canada Music Week.

Margo McKeown played a piece entitled “Pop Corn”.

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Jennifer and Karen Shepherd
performed during the recent
Terrace Hotel Sunday brunch
in honor of Canada Music
Week. Coordinators for the
event were Ginny Lowrie and

Marylin Davies, members of +
the Registered Music
Teachers’ Association. :

TERRACE

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on the first semester honor
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