Laurie Parr (back, left) owner of Erwin Jewellers and Gift

Shop, presents Terrace resident Teresa Colton with a dia-
mond ring during Ladies’ Diamond Dinner celebrations
April 12, Parr is flanked by Ray Tremblay (left} and Charlie

Meek (right).

Pat McGinlay (left) is presented with a trip for two to any
destination In Pacific Western Alrline’s world. Watching the
proceedings is project chairman for the Terrace Centennial

Lions Club, Ray Tremblay.

Suzuki violin method - on the upbeat

TERRACE — The Ter-
race Community Music

School Society is very.

optimistic that the doors
will open for the Suzuki
Violin teaching method

in the area.

by Daniele Berquist
“We are convinced

that there is enough de-

mand in the area,”’ said .

the president for the
Society, Alice Chen-
Wing. “We are presently
laying the ground work.
It takes time for people
to accept something
new,’’ she noted, Chen-
Wing was very excited
that the people who at-

In Provincial Court

On Monday, April 14,
in Terrace Provincial
Court Joseph Dumont
was fined $550 for driv-
ing with a blood alcohol
content greater than 80

mgs.

In Terrace Provincial
‘Court on Monday, April
"14, Dwayne Bellerose
was fined $50 for a
breach of recognizance.

Paul Gosseiin was fin-
ed $100 in Terrace Pro-
vincial Court on Mon-
day, April 14, for a
breach of recognizance.

On Wednesday, April

16, in Terrace Provincial
Court Brian Gibson was
fined $800 for impaired
driving.

In Terrace provincial
court on Friday, April
11, Kore Hugstedt was
given a $500 fine and a
six-month suspension of
driving privileges for im-
paired driving.

On Friday, April 11,
in Terrace provincial
court Gordon Shaben
was fined $500 and
received a six-month
drivers license suspen-
sion for impaired driv-
ing.

tended the workshop
were enthusiastic and
supportive of the Suzuki
Violin method.

‘We have to go step
by step,’’ noted Chen-
Wing, ’’which involves
finding teachers who are

qualified and that is go-
ing to take some time.
We also have to advertise
the Suzuki method more
so that the people can
become familiar with it.
We are all working
hard,’ said Chen-Wing,
‘and it does look very
positive,””

Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 30, 1986 17

Over $6000 raised

TERRACE — The 37
musicians who make up
the Canadian Forces
Naden Band were well
received in the commun-
ity, said spokesperson
Jim Ryan.

by Danieie Berquist

Ryan said that an ex-
cess of $6000 was raised
for the cancer society,
through the concerts
staged by the band.
When the group arrived
in Terrace, said Ryan,
they played in advance at
the Legion. ‘‘It was very
much enjoyed by all who
were there. Their music
is excellent.’’

Ryan said that he felt
is was good for the
children, who are play-
ing a musical instrument,
to see live what a great
band is all about. By this
I mean seeing the band

instruments played pro-
perly, he noted. Ryan
said he hoped the event
had encouraged some to
pick up careers in instru-
ment playing. Ryan add-
ed that he thought it was
super that the band was
making themselves
available to various non-
profit organizations. The
group travels a good five
to six months out of the
year. . .

Ryan was involved
with the band for 22
years. It felt good to see
his friends again, since
he left the band some 12
years ago. ‘‘I left partial-
ly to come to work in
Terrace and I also
wanted summer at home,
as the band does travel
extensively.’’

Ryan said that he does
miss performing occa-
sionally.

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