B. C. May 27 - 31.
Vocal —_ senior,
: McCullough.

Colleen Craig).

(alternate, Natalie Dickson),

PROVINCIAL PERFORMERS.

“hese are the artists who have been recommended by the |. |
Pacific Northwest Music Festival committee to represent the
Northwest zone at the. B.C. Festival of the Arts: in Vernon,

Dance ~~ junior stage dance, Bernice Lui.
Instrumental — senior, Heather Dreger (alternate, Mee Lai
Ling); intermediate, Erin Parr; j junior, Warren Connacher (alternate,

Brass — intermediate, Jeff Smithanik; junior, Laura Carlson
Strings — intermediate, Kent Dykstra (alternate, Brad Dykstra)

Choral — 1) Caledonia Choir; 2) Northwest Singers; 3) Ker- |
modei Choristers; 4) Caledonia Vocal Ensemble.

“Piano _ “senior, Julie Lee; intermediate, Julia Nelson; junior, —
‘Joshua Sager (alternate, Giles Baxter). -
Andrea Arnold: intermediate, Jennifer
Zuechiatti (alternate, Romy Maikapar). |

. Speech Arts — senior, Glenys George (alternate, Lara Tessaro);
intermediate, Mark Tessaro (alternate, Joelle Walker); junior, Tia |

McMynn.

Janet Felbes Trophy, highest
mark junior conservatory, Grades’

1 to 8 — Kyla Baer.

’. Royal Canadian Legion
Trophy, highest mark intermedi-
ate conservatory, Grades 4 to 6 —
Jocelyn Coxford.

- Lehmann Jewellers Trophy,
highest mark senior conservatory,

Grades 7 - open — Julie Lee.

' R. Lowrie Trophy, highest
. mark. older beginners — — Eliza-
beth Taron.

. Finning Ltd. Award ($150),
highest mark sonata, concerto and
concert group — Neil Dykstra.

' Terrace Travel Award ($100), .

highest mark piano duets —
Jennifer McMynn and Deb
Casey.

Awards of Excellence

_ Dr. J.D. Zucchiatti

($100), the most promising junior

speech student, 12 and under —
Elizabeth Taron. .

Medical Clinic Award ($150),
the most-promising intermediate
speech student, 13 to 15 years —
Lara Tessaro and Mark Tes-
saro, -

Award |

Bud McColl Memorial Schol-
arship ($200), the most promising
senior speech student, 16 to 25

‘ years — Michelle Nuyten.

Richards on Emerson Award

_ ($100), the most promising junior

vocal. student, 12 and under —
Teresa Fleming.
Eurocan Pulp and Paper Co.

_ Award ($150), the most promising

intermediate vocal student, 13 to
15 years — Jennifer Zucchiatti.
- Northwest Academy of Per-

forming ‘Arts Award ($100), the

most promising junior piano stu-

dent, 12 and under — ‘Michelle. 7

SURROUNDINGS

Kucera. ¢

~ Lisa FY. Leung Memorial
Award ($150), the most promising -

intermediate piano student, 13 to

- 16 years — Jimmy Nelson.

Terrace District Teachers’

| Association Award ($200), Al

Lehmann Award (two complimen-
tary piano tunings), the most
promising senior piano student,

_16 to 25 years — Julie Lee.

Emerson Medical Clinic Schol-
arship ($100), the most promising
junior instrumentalist, 12. and

under — Natalie Dickson. .
_ Terrace Rotary Club Schol-

- 10 and under —

. arship ($150), the most promising |

intermediate instrumentalist, 13:

~ to 15 years — Laura Carlson.

Alice Chen-Wing. Memorial
Award ($200), the most promising
senior instrumentalist, 16 to 25.
years — Heather Dreger. ,

. Park Avenue Dental Clinic
Award ($300), the most promising
group of instrumentalists —
Northwest Academy Strings. —

Flynn Award ($100), the most
promising junior ballet student,
Angela .
Beaupre.

Elan Travel Award ($100), the

most promising senior ballet —

student, 11 and over — Stacey
Shields. |

Sight and Sound/Yamaha
Canada Travel Award ($500), the
most promising band — Caledo-
nia Stage Band and Skeena
School Grades 8 and 9/10 Con-
cert Bands.

Joan Spencer Memorial Schol-

arship ($300) — Pam Kerr.

Terrace Water Polo Associ-
ation Scholarship ($250), 12 and
under — Joshua Sager.

Knights of Columbus Schol-

. arship ($500), 13 to 15 years —

Glenys George.

Northern Drugs Scholarship
($1,000), 16° to. 25 years —
Andrea Arnold. _ .

Vesta Douglas ($400), sponsor
of observers to provincial festival.

Skeena Broadcasters Ltd.
($1,000), sponsor of observers to
provincial festival.

“The fourth annual Celebration

of the Arts by Cassie Hall Ele-

mentary School students was the
exhibit that occupied the lobby of
the R.E.M. Lee Theatre during

_ the Pacific Northwest Music Fes-

tival. The display (representing -
every class in the school) included
silhouette att, art from Japan,
painted banners of famous people
with learning or physical disabil-
ities (to illustrate cooperative
learning), and colourful theme

posters.

Terrace Review — April 16, 1992 - al.