Talent:
search
finals
nearing

CJFW and the Northern Motor
Inn have just completed the
third weekend of the B.C. Coun-
iry Music Association Talent

. Search, going on in Terrace.
Christine Inkster of Terrace will
go into the finals to be held on.
April 21. Three other con-
testants are already scheduled to
compete the same date.

The next talent search evening
will be March 24, beginning at
5:30 p.m. at the Northern Motor
Inn in George’s Pub. Ten con-
testants are judged each night of
the talent search, and the slate
for the 24th is just about full.

Contact Karin Ljungh at
CJFW 635-6316.or Jackie Mun-
son at 635-6375 for more infor-
mation.

WHEW! Jo Falconer, Eila George and Judy Tessaro. are the three members of the Speech Arts committee of the
Pacific Northwest Music Festival who are in the process of getting their lives back to normal after helping
organize a successful silver anniversary for the 10-day event. This year’s festival involved more than 1,000 com-
petitors. | oe so

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- Summer arts school |  —s_>stt
society founded

TERRACE — The second and third meetings of the local
Summer School of the Arts steering committee were held last
week, A constitution was approved to form the Terrace Sum-
mer School of the Arts Society. It will become 2 non-profit
society to coordinate the project of implementing a summer
school of the arts in Terrace. 1991 is the projected first year of
operation, Soe ey ae cu eee wate

In the constitution of the Society, the purposes of the
school are stated as follows;

@ to further and enrich the arts through the sponsorship of
national and international educators

@ to promote the arts and provide quality art experience for
students in the Pacific Northwest

@ to encourage tourism and economic development for Ter-
race and the surrounding areas

@ to operate a summer school of the arts

@ to engage in activities to further the purposes of the society
® to include a broad representation of arts and business in
the operation of the school.

The next step in the process is to elect a board of directors
to oversee the programming, direction and scope of the Sum-
mer School of the Arts. A public meeting will be held in the
Terrace Arena banquet room on April 10 at 7:30 p.m. for
anyone interested in becoming a member of the board or in
recommending a suitabie nominee. _j

errace Ho

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Terrace's own

LAURIE THAIN

Friday, March 23rd &
Soturday, March 24th
6:30-10:00 p.m.
Prime Rib Buffet
... Tickets at
All Seasons Sporting Goods
& Terrace Hotel
| _ $25.00
4551 Greig Ave., Terrace, B.C.