Al0 Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 29, 1991

x Good performance for

Northwest artists at
B.C. Festival of the Arts

The Northwest did well in the
B.C. Festival of the Arts held last
week in North Vancouver.

T.J. MacKenzie of Terrace
placed first in senior brass; Tina
Hovenkamp of Terrace took first
in senior voice; Jennifer Zucchiatti
of Terrace placed second in junior
voice; Terrace’s Mark Tessaro
received second in junior speech
arts; Joshua Sager, also of Terrace,
received honourable mention in
junior piano; and Keith Griffioen
of Telkwa will represent B.C. in
brass (trumpet) at the Nationals

the festival were Julie Lee, piano;
Baujkje Floris, piano; Kyle Girgan,
instrumental; Warren Connacher,
instrumental; Glenys George,
speech; Andrea Arnold, voice; the
brass trio of Scott Loptson, Chad
Edmonds, and T-Jay MacKenzie;
and Bernice Liu, dance.

Alternates who travelled to the
festival were Anna Liu, dance;
Stephanie Kuhar, instrumental;
Timothy Phillips, piano; Sjoukje
Floris, piano; Michelle Nehring,
speech arts; Joelle Walker, speech
arts.

The Northwest Singers were
invited to perform throughout the
Festival.

- & NOTICE |
_ oy CITY OF TERRACE
SUMMER HOURS

City of Terrace operations will be on Summer

Hours as follows:
JUNE 3, 1991 TO AUGUST 30, 1991

being held in Winnipeg in August.
Other Northwest competitors in

OFFICE 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.

OFFICE 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
PARKS CREWS 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
FACILITIES AS POSTED

E.R. Hallsor,
Clerk-Administrator

City Hall

Public Works OFFICE
WORK CREWS #/7:00 a.m. -

Parks &
Recreation

THE FEEL OF FEATHERS is a new sensation for Kamaljit Greewal and Sandeep Basanti,

Year 2 students at E.T. Kenney Primary School. Teacher Vivian Cameron says the class watched

the mallard eggs hatch and are now comparing the tiny ducks to some chicks that hatched at the

‘same time, part of a "spring animal theme" in their studies. The duck eggs were found by Wilf

of _ Mackenzie while doing some clearing work for the new subdivision at Kitselas Canyon. Cameron
says the ducklings will be returned to the wild soon.

ARIES
Mar.21-Apr.19

Teamwork may be the answer to that problem you
have been struggling with. Be cautious with your
spending at this time; shopping should be limited.

Business district livened up

. . . TAURUS Long distance contacts will make demands on
. Apr. 20-May 20 your domesticaffairs. Be sureof yourself before
y floral planting projec Sraitaoiae

GEMINI Your hidden talents should be revealed. They
_ . May2i-June20 could be a major factor in getting that promo-
The Terrace Beautification ity. by individuals or businesses in CANCER ten heh miele — a

: ' : . . amily member needs advice. Be objective an
Society and friends added a splash Pacific Regeneration Technol- Terrace. The City of Terrace June21-July22 straightforward in your efforts toconsole. Alter-

of colour to downtown Terrace last
Saturday morning. Miss Terrace
candidates, past mayors of Terrace,
sponsors of planters and even the

‘ogies of Thornhill grew and

donated all the plants and con-
ducted a brief planting session
prior to commencement of the

bought 11 planters in recognition
of the past mayors of Terrace
(since 1942). Edith Kawinski
bought one in memory of her

é

LEO
July 23-Aug. 22

VIRGO

natives are available,

Commitments at this time are unwise. Stay away
from business associate who makes too many
demands. Romance should be kept on hold.

we ve Finances may be in poor condition if you have
clown Coco participated in plant- task. father, the founder of Terrace, Aug. 23-Sept.22 been too generous; give more of your time to
ing flowers in 60 concrete planters Each of the planters was bought George Little. RA cat home and invest your money.
recently placed on sidewalks co ; ; Lip Anold relationship has come to. an end. Memories,
; ; Sept. 23-Oct.22 will help alleviate the pain. A peaceful atmosphere
throughout the business commun- ° will develop. pain. A "
SCORPIO . Better planning and greater attention to details
; Oct.23-Nov.21 = will helpat work. Support toward loved one will
2 help at home. :
che O F 5 Y E A R SAGITTARIUS Listen to your intuition. Dark days may lie ahead
Nov.22-Dec.21  ifyoudonot. Long term goals can be obtained if
PQ LE $ you strive harder.
SINCE 1808 D FY - L O Pp M E N T CAPRICORN Be thorough in planning domestic move, Don't
| = Dec. 22-Jan.19 leave anything to chance. Don’t be rushed, A
. positive attitude will create new opportunities.
p L A N AQUARIUS Communication with young person will bring

Dave Parker —
MLA for Skeena
635-4215

The Bell Pole Co. Ltd. wishes to make avail-
able for public viewing the 5 Year Develop-
ment Plan No. 6 under Forest Licence A-16832
for Proposed operations within the Kispiox

T.S.A.

The plan may be viewed at the Bell Pole Co.
Office, 5630 Highway 16 West, Terrace, B.C.
until June 28, 1991, during regular working

hours.

Comments are invited and to ensure con-
sideration they should be in writing and

directed to ‘Forestry Supervisor’,

Bell Pole

Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 280, ‘Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A6.

Jan. 20-Feb. 18

PISCES
Feb, 19-Mar, 20

about a change of heart. An old adversary at-
tempts areconcillation. Be wary.

Important deadline should take precedence over
romance. Hold on to your sense of humor -it will
begreatly needed.

635-5440

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