Music
festival
great
success

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Music Festival wrapped up last
weekend with the scholarship
night on Friday and the sold out
Gala night on Saturday.

Scholarships were awarded to
the three top students in junior,
intermedinte - and senior
categories,

Rehanna Manji was awarded
the Terrace Water Polo
Association Scholarship af $250
_ in the 12 and under category for
‘ber performance in speech. The

Knights of Columbus Schola hip
of $500 went to Bernice Liu in
the 13-15 years category, for her
jazz dance, And Tim Phillips (16-
25 yrs calepory) was awarded the
$1000 Northern Drugs
Scholarship for his guitar
performance.

A number of performances
were also chosen by the
adjudicators to represent the
Pacific Northwest Music Festival
at the B.C. Festival of the Arts in
Kamloops, May 24-28,

In speech arts, Elizabeth Taron
was chosen in Junior, Kathleen
Gook in intermediate, (Jeff Town
altemate), Jocelyn Coxford,
senior (Joclle Walker alternate)
and Glenys George, national
class.

For dance, Rydell Magliocchi
was selected in intermediate
{Calen Kurka alternate) and
Bermice Liu in senior (Majoric
Ordona alternate),

In piano, Elisa Lee was chosen
in junior and Michelle Kucera in
intermediate,

"For vocal, Anne Silsbe was
Selected in junior, Ellie
‘Higginson in intermediate and
Romy Maikapar in senior,

For classical guitar, Tim
Phillips was chosen — in
intermediate and Harold

Feddersen for senior,
“In brass, Laura Carlson was
~ selected for intermediate with an

REHANNA MANGIL Berice Liu and Tim Phillips were named the top three students at the Pacific

Northwest Music Festival's scholarship night, last Friday.

alternate of Natalie Dickson.

For woodwind, Julie Brewer
was chosen in intermediate, with
an = altcrnale = of 3S Warren
Connacher.

And in choral, the City of
Lincoln Trophy and Scholarship
went to the Northwest Singers.

Awards of excellence were also
handed out at the festival to the
most promising students.

In piano, Graham Langridge
was selected in the junior
calegory, winning a $100 award,
Intermediate piano student went
to Michelle Kucera, as did a $150
award, Suzannah Vandevelde
won the $100 senior piano
student award,

In vocal, Ambur Braid won the
$100 prize for the junior
category, Anne Silsbe won $150
in intermediate and senior vocal
went to Romy Maikapar, as did a
$200 award. ,

For speech, Trina Botelho was
chosen as the most promising
junior student, and was given a
$10 award, Kathleen Gook won

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Nathalie Dickson won
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Senior brass went to Laura
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The most promising
intermediate woodwind student
was Warren Connacher. He won
$150. And the selected senior
woodwin student was Julie
Brewer, winning $200.

Dylan Gordon placed first in
the intermediate classical guitar
category, winning $150, Harold
Feddersen won $200 in the senior
classical guitar category.

Orie Shiga got top honours for
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Jazz Stage and Tap Dance went
to Rydell Magliocchi, as well as
$100.

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