€Himat Vocalist Caria Henning. will headline «
heroster of local performers ‘at the Kiwanis
‘Kitimat’s third annual Night At The
e Sunday, May 29 at 8:15 p.m. In‘the.
Elizabeth Theatre. The annual concert.
troduced three years ago to provide'a
ches sé for local classical musicians who.
itle. opportunity to ‘perform for the
Stnce Its inception, It has expanded to |
clude a wide range of musical styles. “This
year, we think we have a program that will
‘appeal ‘to everyone, no matter what: thelr
musical preferences,” says organizer Detlef .
Baek. «Henning came'to citi ata. vear,” .

0: feachi at’ Mount Eliza ry"
eas “The aesydor-old singer studied a ae "
for 12 years under the tutlage of Jean Sampson.

- gnd Leonard Woods of Vancouver. She has
os a alte In productions of Hallo Dolly, My:

™ Lady, and HMS Pinafore, and has”
med with the Bach: Cholr and. the

Cantata Singers. In addition to Ms. Henning’s -
vocal. selections,’ this. year's concert will
fepture’a humber of local youngsters: who
have been honing thelr musical skills. In the.

.Northwest.. Among them are 18-year-old:
te David Chorley, who won ‘the 1983.
'. Knights of Columbus musical scholarship; 16- |
4 aa slanist Nicole Burgess; ‘17-year-old.
Mehice Idmann, Pianist for the high school’s
regent. production of Godspell; 13-year-old”
penis ist aymond Fields, winner of the Joyce
ht trophy for sight reading; and.16-year-
ad aValer e Scot, a versatite singer and
yitarist. For those with toe-tapping musical
astes, ajazz guintet will pick up the pace of
the evening with a medley of Popular tunes. ©
Thé group comprises David Chorley, Marco |
‘Guizo, Mike Eddy, Nancy-Jane Mitchell,-and .
Doug Foess. Maryette Sluyter will.provide.—
vocal accompaniment. As well as offerl
Kitimat an-evening of-fine entertainment, A’
‘Night at the Theatre benefits the communtiy:
-In-many ways through Its support of. Kiwanis
charities, including the town's senlor citizens’:-
housing. project. * Tickets, at $10 each, are.
_avalable at Beck’s Books and Gary’s Market, di
from Ie Individual Kiwanis members and at.

Nowonider Terrace resident irving Grypstra a
sm He has just graduated from the
lons Management pregram at the B.C.
Iratliute of Technalogy in Burnaby. He Is now |
looking for 3 job in .systems analysis. or
lon co Irving, 21, attended
‘Caledonia Senior Secondary and is a mamber
of the Pentecostal Church, He has lived in the

‘Terrace all his life, growing up In the Rerno :

sfea where his family - neve. beer farming
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