ITALIAN MASTERPIECES
Vatican exhibit’s
splendor unfolds

VATICAN SPLENDOUR:
Masterpieces of Baroque Art, con-
tinues through until Sept. 1 at the
Vancouver Art Gallery.

Seventy works of art have been
assembled from collections in the
Vatican.

Among the artists represented
are Bernini, Carracci,
Domenichino, Guercino, Petro da
Cortona, Poussin, Sacchi, Valentin
and Reubens.

The exhibition, organized by the
National Gallery of Canada with

N. Van
| students |
win music |
awards

NORTH VANCOUVER music
students had an excellent 1985-86
school year.

The most dramatic evidence of
this is shown in the results of the
Canadian National Music Festival
Finals at which North Vancouver
schools competed with the finest
bands and choirs in Canada.

Gold Medals: Argyle Vocal
Combo, Argyle Junior Vocal Jazz,
Argyle Jazz °86 (Senior Vocal
Jazz), Handsworth Senior Jazz
Ensemble (Ist out of 27 bands),
Handsworth Junior Jazz Ensemble
(st our of 14 bands}, Handsworth
Intermediate A Concert Band (out
of 27 bands), Handsworth Senior
Concert Band (out of 24 bands.)

Silver Medal: Carson Graham
Senior Vocal Jazz.

Individual Scholarship: Nooshin
Khoshkhesal (Handsworth --
Trumpet) $1,000 scholarship.

Individual Honours: Argyle
Students: Vocal: George Tyrrell,
Derrick Christian, Linnea Skar-
ples. Instrumental: Mike Parr —
Trombone, Dave Pay — Alto Sax.

Carson Graham Students:
Vocal: Elena Kirschner; In-
strumental: Marci Cole — Tenor
Sax, John Collins — Bass Trom-
bone, Paul Townsend — Drums,
Richard Ernst —- Bass.

Handsworth Students: In-
strumental: Bob Jarvis — Trom-
bone, Blair Shellenberg — Tenor
Sax, David Ashton — Trumpet,
Jeff Sheadon — Trombone, Mike
Eby -— Clarinet, Nooshin
Khoshkhesal — Trumpet.

Congratulations also to their
teachers, Janet Warren, Ken
Osterreicher, Mary Beckun, Rob
Rebagliati, Peter Taylor and Rob
Karr, for inspiring and leading
them to their successes.

Further evidence of North Van-
couver student quality was
displayed in the most recent selec-
tion of B.C. Music Education
Association scholarship winners.

These awards of $300 are given
to graduating students planning to
pursue a career in public school
education who have demonstrated
an outstanding level of achieve-
ment and. participation in their
school music program.

Kristine Miles and Linda
Rolfson, both of Argyle Secondary
School were awarded the scholar-
ships.

In the seven years of this schol-
arship, North Vancouver students
have won eight out of the 24
scholarships awarded  province-
wide.

the Vatican Museum andthe
Vatican Library, was facilitated by
Pope John Pau! 1! in gratitude to
the Canadian people who received
him so warmly during his cross-
country tour in 1984,

Few of these masterpieces,
which commemorate twelve Papal
reigns during the 17th Century,
have been seen outside Italy.

THE KOREAN Canadian Educa-
tion and Culture Society is holding
a Korean Folk Performing Arts
Concert on Wed., July 23, 8 p.m.
at North Vancouver’s Centennial
Theatre.

The world renowned Kim’s
SAMUL-NCRI Drum and Dance
Troupe from Korea will present
their performance.

Also there will be performances

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by the Korean-Canadian Choir,
Orchestra, Royal Court Dance and
Folk Dance Groups.

Kim’s SAMUL-NORI Drum and
Dance Troupe of Korea has cap-
tured audiences by presenting its
unique percussive arts in many cit-
jes around the world including
New York, Los Angeles, Dalias,
Tokyo, and Vancouver.

The concert is sponsored by City

of Vancouver Centennial Commis-
sion, Asia Pacific Foundation of
Canada, Expo 86 Korean Pavilion,
Korean-Canadian Senior Citizens
Society, Carada Korea Business
Association, and Asia Pacific Fes-
tival Society.

Tickets are on sale at ali VTC/
CBO outlets, inciiding lower
mainland InfcCentres, Wood-
ward’s and Eaton's.

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