Pacific Northwest Music Festival results

Original Composition

Kermodei Trading/Cow
Bay Gift Gallery Award
Highest Mark Original
Composition (Music):
Diane Berry, Gail Olsen,
Dorothy Giesbrecht

Prince Rupert Rotary
Ciub Award ($75.00) High-
est Mark Original Compo-
sition (Poetry): ‘Sara
Smaha

Piano Awards

Marylin Davies Trophy
Highgest Mark (over 85)
Junior Pianoforte, Under
12: Christine Tran

Carlyle Shepherd & Co.
Award ($100.00) Highest
Mark (over 85)- Senior
Pianoforte, 12 and Over:
Siobhan Anderson

Frank Froese Memorial
Trophy & Award ($50.00)
Highest Mark Bach --
Grades 1-6: Kirsten
Bloomquist

Eugene H, Thomas
Award ($75.00) Highest
Mark Bach - Grades 7 to
Open: Graham Langridge

Ronald McDonald Pia-
noforte Award ($50.00)
Highest Mark Baroque
Composers - Grades 1-4:
Andrew Benson

Noteworthy Piano Ser-
vice Award (375.00) High-
est Mark Baroque Compo-
sers - Grades 5-Open: Jo-
celyn deWalle

Dairyworld Foods Tro-
phy Highest Mark Mozart
& Haydn - Grades 1-4:
Liam Anderson

Wightman & Seith In-
surance Award ($75.00)
Highest Mark Mozart &

Haydn - Grades 5-Open:
. Edwin Wong

Warner Bandstra Brown

Award ($100.00) Highest

Mark German Romantics:

Jamie Norton

J. Coosemans Award

: ($75.00) Highest Mark Ro-

mantics, other than Ger-

- man: Caitlin, Keenan

Prince Rupert Rotary

: Club Award ($75.00) High-

est Mark Beethoven: Gra-
ham Langridge

Dr. H. Murphy Award
(375,00) Highest Mark
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Terrace Rotary Club
Award ($50.00) Highest
Mark Sonatinas - Grades
1-5: Angela Tam

Emerson Clinic Award
(375,00) Highest Mark So-
natinas -. Grades 6-Open:
Andrew Norton

Pizza’ Hut Award
(375,00). Highest Mark
French Impressionists:
Caitlin Keenan

Terrace Kinnette Club
Trophy Highest Mark 20th
Century ~ Composers -
Grades 1-3: Della Orrey
' Terrace Kinsmen Award
($50.00) Highest Mark 20th
Century. Composers
Grades 4-6: Danielle
. Vangenne |
: Dr. W. Redpath Award
($75.00) Highest Mark 20th
;Century Composers -
Grades 7 to Open: Mike
Bell

All Seasons Sporting
‘Goods Trophy “Highest
Mark Canadian Composers
- Grades 1-4: Kelsey Min-
-hinnick

Allan Dubeau Award
Highest Mark Canadian
Composers - Grades 5 to
Open: Rachel Molitor

Janet Felber Trophy
Highest Mark Conserva-
tory - Grades 1 to 3: Sarah
Palahicky

Royal Canadian Legion
Award ($50.00) Highest
Mark Conservatory -
Grades 4 to 6: Angela Tam

Norton Family Award
($100.00) Highest Mark
Conservatory - Grades 7 to
Open: Laura Fitzpatrick

Highest Mark Older Be-
ginners: James Rathjen

Elan Travel - Kitimat
Award ($100.00) Highest
Mark Sonata, Concerto
and Concert Group: An-
drea Mendoza

Finning Ltd. Award
($150.00) Highest Mark
Piano Duets: Amanda and
Eliza Pycock

Vocal Awards”

Ronald McDonald Vocal
Award ($50.00) Highest
Mark Vocal Solo - Junior:
Teresa Fenger

Ginny Lowrie Vocal

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Mark Vocal Solo - Inter-
mediate: Pamela Baht
Totem Furniture and Ap-
pliances Award ($100.00)
Highest Mark Vocal Soto -
Senior: Ambur Braid
Lindsey Mediation Law
Office Award ($75.00)

Highest Mark Sacred and .

Oratorio: Ambur Braid
B.C. Telephone Award
($100.00) Highest Mark
Conservalory Class: Pa-
mela Bahr : ;
Steve's Salvage Award

($75.00) -Highest Mark:

Music Theatre --13 and
Under: Kassandra Cloutier
The Davidson. Family
Award ($100.00) Highest
Mark Music Theatre - 14
io Open: Renee Geronimo
‘Lyshaug Vocal Award
($200.00) Highest Mark
Music Theatre - Duets,
Trios, Quarlettes and En-
semble: Renee Geronimo
& Greg Eyjolfsen
Kitimat Concert Asso-
ciation Trophy and Award
($100.00) Highest. Mark
Vocal Duets, Trios and
Ensembles: Teresa Flem-
ing & Pam VandeVelde
Dr. & Mrs. Appleton
Award ($150.00) Highest
Mark Lieder or Solo and

Accompaniment: Erin An-
derson & Siobhan Ander-
son
Choral Awards
(Adjudicator's Choice)
Omineca Medical La-
boratories Award ($700.99)
Junior &~ Intermediate
Choirs (not including Se-
nior Choirs}: Kermodei
Choristers
Prince Rupert Rotary
Club Award ($100,00) Se-

nior & Open Choirs (not

including Senior Choirs):

‘Northwest Singers

Brian Mitchell Memnor-
ial: Trophy Annunciation-
Elementary School Choir:
Glee Club

Bank of Montreal Tro-
phy Secondary School
Choir: Caledonia Second-
ary Pap Choir’

Speech Arts Awards

Michael Strymecki
Memorial Trophy highest
Mark Choral Speaking -

‘Kindergarten to Grade 3:
‘Veritas School

Terrace Rotary Club
Traphy Highest Mark Spo-
ken Poetry (Dramantic) - 5

to 8 years: Michalla
Heighington
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YOU BE THE JUDGE

Panic Over Pancakes

“Oh no, Michael, not the counter! | hate sit-
ting at the counter, At my age, ! can hardly get
up on one of those stools,”

Michael looked disepprovingly at his wife.

“But all the tables are taken and you said you:

were starvingl Basidas, Shirley, | lold you to join
me at the gym. Pump a litle iron. Take an aero-
bics class with the girls. Then next time you'll be
jumping over stools, let alone just geting up on
them!”
Michael pretended he didn’t see Shirley's
dirty look and buried himself in the menu. “Hey
Shirl, it’s almost 11 am. Still in the mood for
pancakes?” ee
“Yessirree] With real maple syrup."

Michael scowled, “Honestly, Shirley! This is a-

fast food place, not a fancy restaurant. You're
not going to gel real maple syrup here.”
Suddenly, in front of their eyes, a flame jumped
up from the grill, ; :
“Michael, Michael, a firel Let's gel out of
here!” ;

For a moment, Michael tensed. His eyes
darted around as he quickly evaluated the dan-
ger. He relaxed. “Don’t worry. See? They've got
an automatic fire extinguisher system. Look at il
spray that while foam on the fire. You'll soon be
safely enjoying your pancakes.”

Shirley wasn't convinced. "Then what's that
hissing noise? f don’t like it, Net one bit, Maybe
there's something wrong, Michael. Forget about
the pancakes. Let's go. | don’t want to die
today.”
Michael tried to reason with his wife. “Shi-
rley, what's the matter with you? The fire is extin-

BY CLAIRE BERNSTEIN

BASED ON
ACTUAL COURT - “aN
CASES et aN

guished, And I'm hungry...” Suddenly from the
back of the restaurant, c piercing scream shat-
tered the room. It was-a frantic customer.

“That hissing sound must be gas escaping.
Something’ about to explode! Run for your
ile!”

Pandemonium ‘erupted. People were run-
ning in all directions. -

“Shirley, what ‘ore you
Those people are crazy!”

- But Shirley was scrambling to lower herself
off the steal: “Michael; I’m falling! Help me!“
Too late! Shirley fell onto the floor and hurt her-
self. She ‘and Michael sued the restaurant
owner for damages for her injuries.

In court, Shirley was sti

doing. Stay put!

| limping. “Your
Honour, it’s all the restaurant owner's fault: He
didn’t keep the grill clean. That's how the fire
started, The dirty grill started a chain reaction
which led to the panic which led to my injury.
Make him pay.”

The owner shook his head. “Ridiculous,
Your Honour! Who could ever pradict that  lit-
tle accumulation of grease in the grill would
rasull in this panic?”

Is the owner responsible for Shirley's inju-
ries? YOU! Be The Judge! Then look below lor
the decision.

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“Sorry Shirley, tie owner is not responsible for your injuries,” ruled Judge Sanford. “The grill was
dirty, it’s true, And that did cause the fire, Your injuries, on the other hand were caused by the hysterical
screaming of a customer. But this hysterical screaming doesn't fall within the risk created by the owner's

negligence regarding the greasy grill.”*

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