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season with sweet concert

Terrace’s Northwest Singers
will launch their concert season
in a format of proven success —
a dessert concert — Nov. 29.

The @ cappella group has a
musically eclectic
planned. Singer Henry Waldock
says the programme will include
madrigals, spirituals, Maritime
folk tunes, a cycle of songs by

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Stephen Chapman about the
Cariboo gold rush, and settings
of Shakespeare’s writings by
George Shearing that range from
neo-renaissance atrangements to
jazz.

The concert begins at 8 p.m. in

‘the Dolly Varden Room of the

Terrace Inn. The ticket price of
$10 includes desserts and a

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variety of refreshments, Tickets
can be bought at the Gemma
kitchen and bath boutiques in the
Skeena Mall.

The Northwest Singers, cur-

rently at about 20 voices under

the direction of Marilyn Brodie,
have been entertaining Terrace
music. lovers for over 10 years.

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Terrace Review —— Wednesday, November 20, 1991 31

Northwest Singers to launch POLICE REPORT:

A noisy party at a residence in
the 5100 block Agar Saturday
night attracted more attention
than the party-goers had bar-
After receiving
humerous complaints, RCMP
attended the residence at about
9:30 p.m. and discovered liquor,
about 30 adults and approxi-
mately 20 persons under the age
of 19 in the home. Armed with a
search warrant issued under the
Liquor Act, police returned to
the home where they seized a
large quantity of liquor and filed
five charges. To appear in court
at a later date are one adult male
and one adult female charged
with obstruction, one adult
female charged under the city’s
noise bylaw, one adult female
charge with supplying liquor to
minors, and one male youth

charged with mischief.

RCMP have made a third arrest
as the result of the rampant
destruction by a crowd of youths

that occurred in downtown Ter-.

race Hallowe'en night. A 16-

year-old youth was apprehended |

last week and charged with
break and enter and theft of a
stereo from TNJ Electronics.
One 18-year-old Terrace youth
was charged earlier this month
with mischief after breaking a
window in one of several down-
town businesses, and another
with possession of stolen prop-
erty after what has been
described as a "smash and grab"
incident. All three youths will
appear in Terrace court in

December.

In recent days inquiries have been received at the department

concerning studded tires.

Section 19.03 of the Motor Vehicle Act Regulations states: A
person may operate a vehicle on a highway between Oct. 01 of one
year and April 30 in the next year, using tires with studs that do
not protrude more than 3.5 mm from the tread or traction surface
of a tire. 19.03 (3)(b) goes on to say: No studs are used ina tire on
the front wheel of a motor vehicle unless each rear wheel has at

least one studded tire.

Voluntary penalty for these offences is $50. In B.C. IT'S THE |

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