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Northshore Women's Conference October 25-27 Terrace Bay Information 824-2867 Terrace Bay 2:1... TERRACE BAY, ONT POT 2wo 9 ° Schreiber Wednesday, September 25, 1985 C.C.T.F.N, Vol. 20, No. 45 Serving Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport 30: Terrace Bay gets new bank manager Mr. Nick Van Nes, present manager of C.I.B.C. in Terrace Bay will be leaving us for a new position ieee Bracebridge Ontario. He has been in our midst since October 26, 1981 coming from North Bay, Ontario. Nick has en- joyed his stay in Terrace Bay and he and his fami- ly have made many close friends here. He says and I quote "The local fish population will be over- joyed that I am leaving."' He has mixed feelings on departing and wishes to say so long to everyone. The new manager is Mr. Bryon Cassie from Timmins Ontario. He is married and has three young daughters. Bryon says he is looking for- Old meets new -- ward to meeting the peo- ple of Terrace Bay. He hopes he'll become as proficient a fisherman as his predecessor - Nick. Bryon says the door to the C.I,B.C. is always open and to come on in and meet him. Concert series returns Residents of Terrace Bay/Schreiber will again be enjoying the popular Concert Series. This years series of four concerts will include piano; flute and string ensembles as well as a remarkable percussion group known as the '*Percussionistics". Their musical programs will 'include works of a light classical nature as well as jazz, ragtime and calypso. The concert series will provide pleasant evenings of fine music for the whole family. Devonian Duo launches concert series When Alberta's Susan' Hoeppner and Robert Kortgaard made their New York debut at Town Hall, the New York Times critic praised their "cool confidence", "refreshing extrover- sion" and "joyous aban- don." Audiences praise their fresh and exciting approach to programm- ing which spans the music from\Bach to the Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano by the popular French composer, Claude Boll- ing. Susan Hoeppner began her musical train- ing in Alberta where she has appeared as soloist with the Calgary Youth Orchestra and as a featured artist on Calgary's "Musical Por- traits." She has also per- formed in recital with the celebrated flautist, James Galway and was recently William Houston has announced his intentions to run for Reeve of Terrace Bay township. asked to substitute for him at a rehearsal of a igliano. Since winning the Grand Prize of the 1983 Canadian Music Com- petition, Miss Hoeppner has performed recitals in North America, Argen- tina and Portugal, as well as concerto appearances in Toronto, Calgary, The Maritimes, Lisbon and Buenos Aires. She has also performed as guest soloist with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra. Pianist, Robert Kor- tgaard holds a Master's degree from the Julliard School of Music, where he was a student of Anita Doromann and the late Mr. Irwin Freundich. Since winning the Grand Prize at the Canadian Music Competition, Mr. Kortgaard has performed throughout Canada in For Houston's position see story on page 3. . recital and as a soloist é with several major Cana- "flute concerto' by Cérf-__ dian orchestras including the Toronto Symphony and the Hamilton Philharmonic. He was featured in the C.B.C. Television program "Tribute to Healey Willan". He has also per- formed with the New Music Series at Columbia University, New York. In 1984, Mr. Kortgaard was awarded a Canada Coun-* cil grant to further his studies in Darington, England. The Devonian Duo is presently touring under the auspices of Youth and Music Canada/Jeunesses musicales du Canada and will be presented in con- cert here in Terrace Bay in the High Schoo! Gym- nasium Wednesday even- ing November 6 at 8 p.m.