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Students attending Parkside Elementary School In Terrace are alraady preparing for the Pacific Northwest Music Festival to be

held in March of 1987. Students wilt be under the direction of B Bev Clarke, music teacher with School District:No. 88. -

photo by Danlele Berquist

Heather Dreger plays plano for guests.

entertain
TERRACE— Pupils of local music teachers, Ginny
Lowrie and Marylin Davies celebrated “‘Canada Music
Week’? by performing at the Terrace Hotel Sunday
Brunch on Nov, 23, Nov. 30 and Dec. 7. .

Much to the delight of the brunch audience, students

performed works of Canada composers as well as Bach:

and Mozart.
Performances of Christmas music continued on Sun-

day, Dec. 14.

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Singer

Ellie Higginson - |. °
entertained
vocally at the
music brunch,
in conjunction
with Ganada
Music Week at
the Terrace
Hotel,

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musician
Sonja Shep-
perd on piano.

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Josie Fleury
sang a number
during the
music brunch
In conjunction
with Canada
Music Week,
held at the Ter-
race t'otel.

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A guide to
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night life —
the ‘‘who
where and
when" for
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Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 17, 1986 19
Entry deadline
for festival near

TERRACE — Members of the Pacific Northwest Music
Festival Committee would like to remind students and

- teachers that the final date to submit entries for the 1987
-festival-is Jan. 10, 1987.

Entry forms are available at the following locations:
Sight and Sound stores in Terrace, Kitimat, and Prince
Rupert; Public Library in Terrace.

They can also be obtained by writing to the Secretary,
Box 456, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B5,

Competitors please note the following change: par-
ticipation in Sight Reading is not compulsory to qualify
for a major award in the 1987 festival. There is an error
in the syllabus on pages 36, 48 and 56 where Sight
Reading is still mentioned as a requirement for these
awards.

The annual appeal for financial support of the 1987
Music Festival is now underway. The committee
depends on the generosity of patrons to make the
festival a success. If you would like to contribute, please
send your donations to: Pacific Northwest Music
Festival, Box 456, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B5, Att. Mrs. J.
Falconer.

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Your Week Ahead Horoscope
Forecast Period: 12/21 -12/27/86

ARIES
Mar. 21-Apr. 19

Cast out any thoughts of gloom and doom, and
bring holiday cheer to your surroundings.
When you are down, everybodyelseistoo.

You meet an alluring, beguiling angel at agala
social affair. Your cup runneth over—way
over,

You know when you've said enough. Thesolu-
tion toa perplexing puzzle ls within your grasp. ab
Don'tblow it.

The holiday push tends to drain the energy.
Enjoy the relaxing company of your favorite
companion.

Enjoy these few days of “pleasuring”* with

family and friends, Heavy job demands loom

just ahead.

Running errands forthe whole neighborhood

gets to be too much of a good thing. Better

callahalt.

Check the prices before you blow your entire

fortune on ane or two “‘special’* gifts. Shop

around,

Romance potential is high. Your social life

proceeds at a dizzy pace. It’s a lively period

for you.

Your attention turns to income e and earnings

and how to measure your worth. Consider the

value of loveand friendship.

Entering into the festive holiday activities

marks the end of your reclusive tendencies of

the past few weeks.

AQUARIUS An interesting turn of events alerts you to the

Jan. 20-Feb. 18 fact that what's up front is not necessarily all
ar there is.

Interest in following aconstructive way of life

leads to moral and physical growth. The whole

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