‘18 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 30, 1988

The following list indicates
award donors and the perform-
ers who won the awards in the
1988 Pacific Northwest Music
Festival held in Terrace March
14 - 19,

Vocal Awards

Ginny Lowrie Junior Vocal Award
($50): Highest mark over 85, Vocal Sclo
— 12 and under — Jennifer Mills, Ter-

race,

Totem Furniture and Appliance
Trophy & Award $100 on proof of fur-
ther study in the Arts: Highest mark
Vocal Salo — 13-15 years — Andrea Ar-
nold, Terrace; Carmen Hell, Terrace.

Richards Cleaners Ltd. Award $100
on proof of further study in the Arts:
Highest mark Vocal Solo 16-20 years —
Pam Kerr, Terrace; Tina HovenKamp,
Terrace. :

Ronald McDonald Vocal Award
($50): Highest mark conservatory classes
— Jassie Osei Tutu, Terrace; Shelley
Geisbrecht, Terrace.

Lyshaug Vocal Award ($50): Highest
mark over 85, Music Theatre — Monica
Cote, Terrace.

Kitimat Concert Society Trophy:
Highest mark in Vocal Duets, Trios and
Quartettes — Tyler & Nada Gibson, Ter-

race.
Choral Awards

Ruth Hunt Memoriat Trophy: Highest
mark Junior Choir (not including school
choirs} — First United Junior Choir,
Kitimat.

Prince Rupert Rotary Club Award
($100): Highest mark Senior Choir —
Northwest Singers, Terrace.

Bank of Montreal Trophy: Highest
mark Secondary School Choir —
Caledonia Choir, Terrace.

Brian Mitchell Memorial Trophy:
Highest mark Elementary School Choir
— Grades 1-7 -— Clarence Michiel
Elementary School, Terrace.

Terrace Rotary Club Trophy: Highest
mark Primary School Choir K-3 —
Thornhill Primary School, Terrace.

Plano Awards

Marylin Davies Trephy: Highest mark

Junior Pianoforte (13 and under) —

Kathy Dickson, Terrace.
Terrace District Teachers’ Association

Award ($50): Highest mark Senior
Pianoforte (14 and over) — Heather
Dreger.

Frank Froese Memorial Trophy &
Award ($50): Highest mark Junior Bach,
Grades 1 - 6 — Sarah Hudson, Shelley
Mantel, Terrace.

Eugene H. Thomas Trophy: Highest
mark Senior Bach, Grades 7 - Open —
Audrey Faber, Terrace.

The Ronald McDonald Award ($50):
Highest mark in Junior Baroque Com-
posers, Grades | - 4 — Jim Nelson,
Prince Rupert.

Dr. K.C. Ling Award ($75): Highest
mark in Senior Baroque Composers,
Grades 5 - Open — Katie Lyon, Prince

Rupert.
Dairyland Trophy: Highest mark
Junior Mozart and Haydn — Leah

Wilson, Terrace.

Wightman & Smith Insurance - Cen-
tury 21 Award ($50): Highest mark
Senior Mozart & Haydn, Grades 5 -Open
— Julie Lee, Kitimat.

Sight & Sound Trophy: Highest mark
German Romantic ~— Lisa Ling,
Kitimat.

Pizza Hut Award ($75): Highest mark
Chopin & French {fmpressionists —
Joseph Nelson, Prince Rupert.

Terrace Rotary Club Award ($50):
Highest mark Junior Beethoven, Grades
1-6 — Annyha Klinner.

Prince Rupert Rotary Club Award
($75): Highest mark Senior Beethoven,
Grades 7 - Open — Nina Parr, Terrace.

Terrace Drugs Award ($50): Highest
mark Sonatinas — Deborah Casey, Ter-
race; Julie Normandy, Terrace; Vicky
Sainis, Terrace.

Terrace Kinette Club Trophy: Highest
mark 20th Century Composers and U.S.
Composers, Grades | - 4 — Kelvin
Miranda.

Optometry Award ($50): Highest
mark 20th Century and U.S. Com-
posers, Grades 5 - Open — Joseph
Nelson.

Royal Canadian legion (Ladies Aux-
_illaty) Award ($75): Highest mark Cana-
dian Composers — Sonya Shepphard.

Janet Felber Trophy: Highest mark
Junior Conservatory, Grades 1 - 3 —
Robert Taylor.

Royal Canadian Legion Trophy:
Highest mark Junior Conservatory,
Grades 4 - 6 — Scott Springer, Terrace.

Lehmann Jewellers Trophy: Highest
‘mark ‘Seniof Conservatory, Grade 7
-Open — Audrey Faber, Terrace,

R. Lowrie Trophy: Highest mark
Older Beginner — Joseph Lo.

Joyce Knight Trophy: Highest mark
Quick Study — Andrea Collis.

Finning Ltd, Award ($50): Highest
mark Sonata, Concerto and Concert
Group — Lisa Ling, Kitimat.

Terrace Travel Award ($100): Highest
mark Piano Duets — Alexander and
Clara MacKenzie. _

Keith Tucker Trophy & Award ($50):

Highest mark Brass Solo — Keith Grif- on oe

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for Music Festival ’88

‘Carter’s Jewellers Trophy: Highest
mark Woodwirid Soto - Beginner and
Junior — Erin Parr, Terrace, :

Beia Nu Chanter of Bela Sigma Phi
Award ($50): Highest mark Woodwind
Solo -: Intermediate — Andrew
Holliwell, Kitimat.

Dr. B.L. Phillips Trophy & Award
($75): Highest mark Woodwind Solo
-Senior and Open — Elizabeth Sluys,
Terrace,

Terrace Concert Society Award
($100): Highest mark Instrumental
Duets — Megan Walker, Lisa Bellamy,
Terrace,

B.C, Telephone Company Trophy &
Award ($50): Highest mark Instrumental
Ensemble — Keira Sundberg, Laura
Tupper, Elizabeth Sluys, Karen Brodie,
Megan Walker, Terrace.

Prince Rupert Rotary Club Award
($50): Highest mark Concert Group and
Concerta — Elizabeth Sluys, Terrace.

Pacific Northwest Band Director's
Association Award ($100): Highest mark
Instrumental Trics — Chad Edmonds,
T.J. McKenzie and Scott Loptson,
Terrace. ©

Omineca Medical Laboratory Award
($75): Highest mark in Sonatas —
Megan Walker, Terrace; Elizabeth
Sluys, Terrace.

Northland Communications Ltd.
Trophy: Highest mark in Guilar — Scott
Gingles and Carl Ryan Goodall.

Esquire Men’s Wear — The Olga
Giordano Memorial Award ($200):
Highest mark String Solo - Grade 6 and
under — Chris Robert Vic, Prince
Rupert,

Prince Rupert Symphony Award
($50): Highest mark Violin Duet or Trio
- 17 and under — Angela Hoskinson and
Jason Bone, Prince Rupert.

Band Awards
Alcan Trophy: Highest mark - Level |

_and 2 — Skeena Grade 8 Band.

Terrace District Teacher's Association
Trophy: Highest mark Level 3 and 4 —
Mount Elizabeth Intermediate Concert
Band..

Northern Sentinel Trophy: Highest
mark - Level 5 and Open — Terrace
Community Band.

Terrace Kinsmen Trophy: Highest
mark - Junior Stage Band - Level 1 —
Mount Elizabeth Secondary School In-
termediate Stage Band.

Dr. R.E.M. Lee Award ($100):
Highest mark - Senior Stage Band -
Level 2 and 3 — Caledonia Stage Band.

Speech Aris

Mike Strymecki Memorial Trophy:
Highest mark Choral Speaking - Grades
K-3 — Veritas School Grade 2, Terrace.

Royal Bank Trophy: Highest mark
Choral Speaking - Grades 4 - 7 —- Veritas

School Grade 6, Terrace.

Robin McColl Memorial Trophy:
Highest mark Spoken Poetry (Lyric)
-Grades K-3 — Zoe North, Terrace.

Canadian Airlines International
Trophy: Highest mark Spoken Poetry
(Lyric) - Grades 4 - 7 — Monica Cote,
Terrace.

Terrace Litile Theatre Trophy:
Highest mark Spoken Poetry (Lyric)
-Grades 8 - Open — Liza Cote, Terrace.

Terrace Rotary Club Trophy: Highest
mark Spoken Poetry (Dramatic) —
Grades K-3 — Zoe North, Terrace;
Marika Maikapar, Terrace.

Xi Beta Mu Trophy: Highest mark in
Spoken Poetry (Dramatic) - Grades 4 - 7
— Joelle Walker. . :

Dr, J.D. Zucchiatti Award ($75):
Highest mark in Spoken Poetry
(Dramatic) Grades 8 - Open — Laura
Tupper, Terrace.

Titden Rent-A-Car Trophy: Highest
mark in Canadian Poetry — Rosanne
Komlos, Terrace.

Terrace Ministerial Association Bible
Award (Bible): Highest mark in Bible
Reading — Susic Dow, Terrace. .

Prince Rupert Rotary Award ($75):
Highest mark in Mime — Karen Brodie,
Terrace.

Shaw Award (Books): Highest mark
in Shakespeare and Dramatic —
Rosanne Komlos, Terrace; Laura Tup-
per, Terrace; Liza Cote, Terrace.

Ellen Bastin Memorial Award ($50):
Highest mark in Story Telling — Glenys
George, Terrace,

Shoppers Drug Mart Trophy: Highest
mark in Prose — Joe Zucchiatti, Ter-
race; Rosanne Komlos, Terrace.

All Seasons Sporting Goods Trophy:
Highest mark in Junior Sight Reading
-Grades 2 - 7 — Tina Matoes, Kitimat.

Crampton, Brown & Arndt Award
($50): Highest mark in Senior Sight
Reading - Grades 8 - 12 — Stacee Mar-
tin, Terrace.

Albert S. ‘Wong Memorial Trophy:
Highest mark in Original Poetry Com-
positions — Tia McCullough, Kitimat.

. Dance Awards

Northern Accents Ballet Trophy:
Highest mark Classical Ballet - 10 years
and under — Bernice Liu, Prince
Rupert. | ,

Flowers a fa Carte. Classical Ballet
Award ($50): Highest mark 11 - 15 years
and Open — Susan Cook, Terrace;
Monica Cote, Terrace.

Rotary Club of Terrace Trophy:
Highest mark in Classical Duet and

Group Dance — Anna Lui, Susan Cook °

and Tara Mackereth, Prince Rupert;
Laura Flynn and Monica Cote, Terrace.

Adjudicator Awards.

Dawn Coutts Memorial Award

($100): A promising Junior Speech Stu-
dent - 12 and under — Toby Nunn, Ter-
race,

The Bud McColl Memorial Scholar-
ship ($200): A promising Senior Speech
Student - 13 - 25 — Rosanne Komlos,
Terrace. ;

_ Dr. D.W. Strangway Award ($75): A
promising Junior Vocal Student - 12 and

under — Jennifer Mills, Terrace.

Eurocan Pulp & Paper Co, Award
($150): A promising Senior Vocal Stu-
dent - 13 - 25 — Tina Hovenkamp, Ter-
race,

Medical Clinic Award ($150): A pro-
mising Junior Piano Student - 12 and
under — Norman Dreger, Terrace.

Lisa F.¥, Leung Memorial Award
($150), Al Lehmann Award: (1 year
plano tuning): A promising Senior Piano
Student - 13 - 25 — Vicky Sainis, Ter-

-° Emerson - Medical Clinic Scholarship

‘Award winners announced = genzticeme

alist’ - 13 and under — Erin Parr, Ter-
race, ae
Terrace Rotary Club Scholarship
($200): A promising Senior Instrument-
alist - 14- 25 — Keith Griffioen, Telkwa.
- Member of the Legislative Assembly
Scholarship ($200): A promising group.
of Insirumentatists — Chad Edmonds,
T.J. McKenzie, Scott Laptson, Terrace.
Patricin Soroka Outreach Ballet
Award ($100): Artistic ability and
musicality — Anna Liu, Prince Rupert, |

The following scholarships will. be
paid on proof of further study: ;

Pacific Northwest Music Festival
Scholarship ($300) — Laura Tupper,
David Hicks. :

Terrace Water Polo Association |
Scholarship ($250): 12 years and under
— Susan Cook, Prince Rupert. .

Knights of Columbus Scholarship
($500): 13 - 15 years — Joseph Nelson,
Prince Rupert. :

Northern Drugs Scholarship ($1,000):
16 - 25 years — Liza Cote, Terrace. -

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ON AN "AS-IS-WHERE-IS BASIS"

. ITEM No. DESCRIPTION ‘

‘i Victor 302, adding machine, serial No. 9161381
02 Victor 302, adding machine, serial No. 9189410
03 Victor 302, adding machine, serial No. 9161382
04 Victor 302, adding machine, serial No. 9136027
05 Victor 12PD, adding machine, serial No, 6851797"
06 _ Victor 100, adding machine, serial No. 11070361
07 Victor 610, adding machine, serial No. 10184038
08 Victor Champion, adding machine, serial No. 9514744
0° IBM electronic typewriter 75, serial No. 113022839
10 IBM electric typewriter, serial No. 924098767
11 Sharp, EL-1192H, printing calculator
12 Sanyo, 4 band radio cassette recorder, model No. M9921K .
13 AM/FM stereo, radio cassetle recorder, model No. 9909)
14 Aero Fog 300, fog generator, model No. 6208 ve :
15 Renn-Cupit, 10 yd. dump box
16 Rockwell, tandem rear end
7 Like new truck bench seat
18 Oil furnace gun a :
19 V6 truck engine and transmissions, .
20 Ford C6 transmission ,
21 Truck seats (3) ; ;
22 Tamper, Thor, model No. 23585 -
23 Assorted office desks (2)
24. Viscount deep freezer
25 -Aro gear lube dispenser
26 ‘Wylie Mfg. Co. Inc., -Asphalt batch pliant ate

— Type PM390, serial No. 24198 | eR Sen
27 Reconditioned T/C No. 2 Slide gate fire hydrants (9):
28 Hot water radiators (6) : ; a
29 John Wood, gas hotwater tank, 40 gal. -
30 Portable basketball hoops (2) ‘
3) Archery target stands (6) .
32 Skateboard ramps (2) ‘
33 Coleco powerjet air hockey table
34 Trail bike frame and wheals
35 Bermuda sun solarium table. . pos ene
36 JVC, AM/FM radio, cassette deck, serial No, 0794023 zz .
37 Lloyd’s cassette player, serial No. 714A ;
38 General Electric cassette player, model No. 3-5414A -
39 Galax stereo speaker system, model No. P5-388
40 Huang, bac pacharp ;
4I Set of gold coloured cufflinks with large glass center
42 Set of cufflinks, silver horse figures’
43 Miscellaneous plastic plerced earrings sets
44 Miscellaneous earring sets, pierced =
45 Toorneay, ladies watch
46 Swiss, ladies watch ,
47 Gold coloured bracelet
48 Assorted doors (5) _
49 Lawn mower for paris: .
50 Copper Stanley striper |
51 Office tabla
52 Childs circular slide
53 Office chairs (3)
ITEM No. BIKES Te
54 Brentwood, childs, 1 speed, yellow
55 Allpro, boys, 1 speed, blue -
56 Allpro, boys, 1 speed, silver, BMX
57 Protrack, boys, | speed, silver, BMX PTE
58 Hikari, HK 4000, boys, 1 speed, silver, BMX
. 59 ’ boys, 1 speed, silver, BMX a

60 Speedking, ladies, 3 speed, green
6) Sprinter, ladies, 10:speed, white
42 Sears, Free spirit, mens, 3 speed, blue
63 Cobre, mens, 5 speed, purple
64 mens, 5 speed, green
65 Nishiki, mens, 10 speed, grey
66 Pratour, mens, 10 speed, silver
67 Baycrest, Exal, mans, 10 speed, white
68 Raleigh, mens, 10 speed, navy blue
69 Norca, Avanti, mens, 10 spaed, blue
70 Sears, Free spirit, mens, 10 speed, blue -
71 Apollo, mens, 10 speed, green 7
72 Sears, Free spirit, mens, f}Ospeed, black =~
73 Sporster, mens, 12 speed, black, mountaineer. .~
74 Norco, mens, 12 speed, red, mountaineer
7§ Free spirit, explorer V frame _

Items may be inspected at the Public Works Yard
Avenue, daily from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 5th through to
Fridey, April 8th, 1988.

at 5003 Graham

Bids must be in the hands of the undersigned on or before Aprit 13th, 1988,
at 12:00 noon, and must be in a sealed envelope marked “TENDER” to the
attentlon of M.S. Flaagesund, City of Terrace, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace,
B.C., V8G 2X6. ;

The highest or any tender is not necessarily accepted.

Any item not claimed on or before the 10th day after.notification will be

sold to the next bidder.

M.S. Fjaagesund, Purchasing Agent
. City of Terrace