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The Terrace Community Band

wishes to invite all interested adults
with previous wind instrument or percussion experience,

to join their active organization.

Rehearsals are Tuesday evenings from 7pm to Gom,

SYLVIA JOHNSON'S painting, Sand Lake was inspired by her trip to the lake, which lies 27 kilometres
north of Rosswood. Johnson |s just one of the artists featured in the Terrace Art Gallery’s upcoming exhi-
bit, Women Without Boundaries. The art show runs trom September 15 to October 22.

Women featured at gallery

Contributed
A UNIQUE exhibition
showcasing the works of
four northwest women
kicks off the autumn sea-
son at the Terrace Art
Gallery.

Wamen Without Boun-
daries is a collection of 70
paintings ranging from
local and realistic subjects
to the abstract — with a
few surprises thrown in.

The show brings toge-
ther the works of artists
from across the northwest.

Rosswood artist Sylvia
Johnson says this show is
her “millennium. project”.
Shie’s using it as a chance
to introduce her abstract
expressionist Native art.

Terrace’s Irene Horner's

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paintings are inspired by
nature. She is noted for her
versatility and her subtle
watercolours.

The works of Manzanita
Snow, an artist from the
Queen Charlotte Islands,
often sell out,

Her pieces for Women
Without Boundaries will no
doubt contain amusing and
amazing paintings of
people.

Terrace-based Gail
Turner Sears, who formerly
attended art school, will
continue to surprise with

multi-contemporay' medi- :
ums and.-her original ap-

proach to them.

Unusual bone sculptures |

by guest artist Renita De-
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The opening night re-
ception for Women Without
Boundaries takes place
Sept. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Terrace Art Gallery.

It promises to be the
event of the season.

Manzanila Snow's hus-
band, George, will provide
music.

Refreshments will also
be served.

Parents please note:
some nude material (life
paintings) will be included
in the show, sa aduits may
wish: to. aceompany child-
ren to the exhibition.

Women Without Boun-
daries tuns from Sept. 15
to Oct. 22 at the Terrace

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and includes. concerts, community events,
and occasional travel

to promote. and encourage bands.

We take pride (and have a lot of fun!) in performing
high quality concert music,
and lool forward to meeting new band enthusiasts at
our first rehearsal of the 2000-2001 season,
Tuesday, September 12, 7:00pm,
at the Cal Band Room.

For more information about
The Terrace Community Band
please contact Wayne at 635-4294.

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