BA - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 26, 2002

Around Town

Performers return

A TEAM of young performers representing a range
of disciplines — from musical instruments to musi-
cal theatre — has returned home from the provin-
cial festival.

Musician Katrina O’Byrme placed runner up in
the national brass competition at the provincial
festival, presented as part of the B.C. Festival of
the Arts, an annual event hosted by Surrey, B.C.,
this year.

Performers from this region who are invited lo
ihe provincials are selected based on their results
at the Pacific Northwest Music Festival.

The remaining participants from the music festi-
val are Joel Carlson (Stage II tap), Kelly Grainger
(Stage III Jazz), Marlee Emery (junior piano);
Melissa Bahr competed in two categories, junior
voice and junior musical theatre. Nicole Pereira
took parl in the intermediate speech arts competi-
tion, while Pamela Bahr also entered two categor-
ies, intermediate voice and intermediate musical
theatre.

Shayna Scott competed in Stage I Jazz and
Tracey Kumpolt took part in the intermediate
woodwind competition.

Women graduate from
Royal Roads in Victoria

TWO TERRACE women have earned masters de-
grees from Royal Roads University in Victoria —
both while holding down full time jobs.

Lesley Moody and Linda Zurkirchen have
earned M.Sc. in environment and management, a
25-month program that’s offered as a combination
of distance education and university residence per-
iods.

The university held its 2002 convocation cerem-
ony May 24.

Rodeo offers
hands-on bike training

KIDS of all ages can learn to pedal the safe way
next Sunday when the bike radeo rolls into Ter-
race,

The rodeo, to be held at the Terrace Public Li-
brary on Emerson Street from 10 a.m, until 2 p.m.
June 30, aims to teach children how to stay safe on
the road.

To participate, children need simply show up
with their bike and helmet.

Hands-on skill training will include street sign
identification and crosswalk safety.

Experts will be on hand to provide helmet
checks, mechanical bike inspections, and engrav-
ing and registration.

Free helmets will be provided to children who
don't have them or need replacements, while sup-
plies last.

There will also be; a coptgst | ‘to, win afree bike.

--The -event is sponsored by ICBC and Autoplan
Brokers.

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