21. Ottumwa Courier and by Brahms. pianist teresa walters played Tschaikovsky s pianonumber in fine fashion. We were all enthralled. She was lovely http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11463265&BRD=2575&PAG=461&dept_id=5130

22. Officers And Teachers Wednesday Night pianist Play the piano for Wednesday night services. Childrenl (grade 13), teresa Lindley, Lezlie Suits. Senior Couples, Brenda walters. http://www.brushcreekchurch.com/officers_and_teachers.htm

Brush Creek Baptist Church Bear Creek, N.C. Last Updated: Deacons, likewise, are to be men worthy of respect, sincere, not indulging in much wine, and not pursuing dishonest gain. They must keep hold of the deep truths of the faith with a clear conscience. They must first be tested; and then if there is nothing against them, let them serve as deacons. In the same way, their wives are to be women worthy of respect, not malicious talkers but temperate and trustworthy in everything. A deacon must be the husband of but one wife and must manage his children and his household well. Those who have served well gain an excellent standing and great assurance in their faith in Christ Jesus. I Timothy 3:8-13 NIV Deacons Linuel Efird Tony Estridge Harry Lee Horney Robbie Hussey Don Johnson Everette Sizemore Norman Suits We have different gifts, according to the grace given us. If a man's gift is prophesying, let him use it in proportion to his faith. If it is serving, let him serve; if it is teaching, let him teach; if it is encouraging, let him encourage; if it is contributing to the needs of others, let him give generously; if it is leadership, let him govern diligently; if it is showing mercy, let him do it cheerfully. Romans 12:6-8 NIV Church Officers Church Treasurer Work with the bookkeeper to make sure that all checks are signed and bills are paid on time.

23. The ISU Bengal Online dainty lifestyle. On Wednesday ISU students and faculty will be treatedto the world renowned concert pianist, teresa walters. Name a http://www.isuextra.com/news/2003/04/02/Life/Springfest.Brings.Variety.Of.Events

document.write(''+''); News Opinion Sports Life ... Life Springfest brings variety of events, speakers to campus By Jayson Merkley Published: Wednesday, April 2, 2003 Some weeks can really suck at ISU. The Program Board has taken upon itself to make sure that this week does not. This week is the Program Board's Springfest, a post-spring break plethora of fun, promising everything from a Playboy playmate to a former presidential candidate. Springfest kicked off on Monday with "Seven Nations," an acclaimed band from Florida. An eclectic combo of Celtic and pop rock, these indy rockers will be bringing the noise to the student union ballroom. On Tuesday a special sneak preview of "What a Girl Wants" was shown at the student union movie theater. The film stars Amanda Bynes (don't pretend you don't remember her from Nickelodeon's hit show "All That") as a girl raised by her mother in New York. She decides to look for her long-lost father who happens to be one of the elites of London, England's aristocratic population. It doesn't take long for her rough-and-tumble American personality to clash with her father's dainty lifestyle. On Wednesday ISU students and faculty will be treated to the world renowned concert pianist, Teresa Walters. Name a place, any place, and she has probably played there. She is considered by many to be the best in the world at what she does. The concert is scheduled to be at Goranson Hall from 7:30 til 9:30 p.m. and will be free to students, faculty, and staff. Log on to www.teresawalters.com for more info.

24. Five Artist-Friends "Regroup" At Chandler Gallery Exhibit An opening reception for the artists will be Sunday, Oct. 1, 46 pm, following the3 pm concert by pianist teresa walters in the adjoining Chandler Music Hall. http://www.rherald.com/News/2000/0928/Arts.html

Randolph, VT For local news delivered via email enter address here: News Front Page Community News Sports Calendar ... Contact Us Advertising Classifieds Classified Order Subscription Order Display Advertising Services Central Vermont Guide Wild Chervil Information Center Search Archive Who We Are OurHerald, Inc. E-mail us Newspaper web site content management software and services News September 28, 2000 Five Artist-Friends "Regroup" At Chandler Gallery Exhibit The "Regrouping" exhibit that opens Sunday, Oct. 1 at Chandler Gallery in Randolph will bring together five Central Vermont artist/ friends from who are exhibiting together again for the first time in several years. The artists—Michael Barsanti of Sharon, George Lawrence and Rose Loving, both of Tunbridge, and Pat Cerra-Young and John Young of Bethel—have all produced new work, representing new directions, for this show. The five work in a broad range of media—from ironwork, rugs and pottery to pencil and paint—and the Chandler exhibit, Oct. 1-Nov. 12 will be "an eclectic and electric event," promises Lawrence. An opening reception for the artists will be Sunday, Oct. 1, 4-6 p.m., following the 3 p.m. concert by pianist Teresa Walters in the adjoining Chandler Music Hall.

25. Weddings walters of Huntington and Kenny walters of Ceredo was provided by David Curnutte,pianist; Frances Skeens Special thanks to teresa Roe and Heather Brownfield. http://www.herald-dispatch.com/2002/June/09/LFlist2.htm

var prop6="news" HOME NEWS MARSHALL SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT ... Submit a letter Extras Communities 4YI: News for kids Photo galleries Special reports ... Entertainment Market Place Classifieds Cars Homes Jobs ... Customer Care Links W.Va. After Coal Home for Good USA TODAY Gannett ... Space.com LIFE Sunday, June 9, 2002 Wedding s Walters-Black Breece-Noe Evans-Smith Walters-Black The marriage of Erin Christine Black, daughter of Linda Black of Huntington and Steven Black of South Point, Ohio, to Jad Anthony Walters, son of Debbie Walters of Huntington and Kenny Walters of Ceredo, took place Nov. 19, 2001, on the beach of the Caribbean Sea at the Sandals Resort, Ocho Rios, Jamaica. The Rev. Norman Higgins officiated. A reception followed the ceremony in the Garden Room of the resort. The bride was graduated from Spring Valley High School and is attending Marshall University, majoring in Elementary Education.

26. Arts Events For Francis Marion University Center. November 13, 2003 Burns Memorial Recital teresa walters, Piano. February3, 2004 Concert Dr. Gregory Thompson, pianist. First http://alpha1.fmarion.edu/~finearts/artscal.htm

DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS FINE ARTS EVENTS CALENDAR Visual and Performing Arts Events for the 2003-2004 Academic Season Admission is presumed free unless otherwise indicated. Listings are being compiled and events are subject to change we urge you to check local publicity or contact University Communications Services (843-661-1220) or the Francis Marion University Department of Fine Arts (843-661-1385) to assure accuracy. Push Here to Jump to Current Events Links to Other Presenting Organizations ... Back to Fine Arts Home Page Art Film Music Theatre Arts Calendar Archives: Artist Series Archives: Historic Listings of Artist Series Performers May 15 - July 26, 2003 Florence Artists Guild Show Local Clay Art Show Francis Marion University Art Gallery Series. 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Mon-Thu, 8:00 am - 11:30 am Fri, Hyman Fine Arts Center Gallery. May 15 - July 31, 2003 Local Photographers Show Francis Marion University Art Gallery Series. 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Mon-Thu, 8:00 am - 11:30 am Fri, Smith University Center Gallery. August 5 - October 31, 2003

27. Courier Electronic Edition: Obits For 011800 Artressia, Dallas, Texas; Rona Herbert, Toledo; a sister, teresa walters, Columbus;a branch president in the early 1960s, ward organist/pianist, high priests http://www.thecourier.com/issues/2000/Jan/obits011800.htm

Obituaries for Tuesday, January 18th 2000 J. GERTRUDE ADAMS JANET S. CASSELL WALTER L. DOMMER ELGIN H. GIBSON ... AUDREY P. WINDLE Today's Obituaries J. GERTRUDE ADAMS J. Gertrude Adams, 85, formerly of 600 Fox Run Road, died at 8:55 a.m. Monday, Jan. 17, 2000 at Eaglewood Care Center, Carey. She was born July 7, 1914 in Mount Vernon, Ark. to George and Nora Nelson. She married Byron Adams, and he died in November 1993. Surviving is a sister, Lucille Liles, Searcy, Ark. Mrs. Adams was preceded in death by a brother, Carmel Nelson. Mrs. Adams was a homemaker. Funeral services, visitation and burial will all be private. Arrangements are being handled by Coldren-Crates Funeral Home. Back To Names JANET S. CASSELL FOSTORIA Private funeral services for Janet S. Cassell, 61, of Fostoria and formerly of Wayne, will be held Thursday at Barndt Funeral Home, Wayne. Burial will be private. Visitation will be held from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Mrs. Cassell died early Sunday morning, Jan. 16, 2000 at her residence. She was born May 10, 1938 in Findlay to Harold and Ruth (DeHays) Walters. She married Frederick A. Cassell Sr. on Aug. 3, 1963 in Angola, Ind., and he died Sept. 3, 1998.

28. Our Lady Of Peace - School Council Terrilyn walters, Dee Rizewiski, teresa Smith, Barb Maxwell were added to the agendateresa Smith added Margaret Alexander will continue as pianist but we will http://www.occdsb.on.ca/~pea/CouncilMinutes/2002-2003/mar03minutes.htm

Our Lady of Peace - School Council Minutes of a Meeting Held: March 4, 2003 6:30 p.m. – 8:40 p.m. Attendance: Bev Boyd, Cheryl MacDonald, Cindy McQuaid, Barry Donoghue, Ruth Merkel, Dwight Delahunt, Terrilyn Walters, Dee Rizewiski, Teresa Smith, Barb Maxwell, Jacki Damini, Christine Beelen Introductions: Opening Prayer: Teresa Smith Approval of Agenda: Items were added to the agenda: Teresa Smith added the need to discuss finding a new choir director and the rules about the snow hill in the playground, Ruth Merkel added school buses. A motion to approve the agenda was made by Ruth Merkel, seconded by Dee Rizewiski. All in Favour – Motion Carried 4. Approval of Previous Minutes: A motion to approve the minutes of the January council meeting was made by Dee Rizewiski, seconded by Barb Maxwell. All in Favour – Motion Carried A motion to approve the minutes of the February council meeting was made by Ruth Merkel, seconded by Cheryl MacDonald. All in Favour – Motion Carried 5. Principal’s Report: a) Mrs. Clapp retired last Thursday (February 28 th Jason Haughian started today.

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30. Institutes | The Bard Center by others and led by then Bard dean teresa Vilardi and Annys and William Wilson; cellistDavid Calhoun with pianist Susan walters; pianist Barbara Speer http://www.bard.edu/institutes/bardcenter/

Dimitri B. Papadimitriou Executive Vice President of Bard College, President of The Levy Economics Institute , Executive Director of The Bard Center , and Professor of Economics The Hudson Valley is a microcosm of the changing American landscape. Its pattern of rapid growth has transformed a once rural area into a kaleidoscope of cities, industrial hubs, suburbs, farms, and wilderness. Its promise, problems, and challenges mirror those of the nation as a whole, and it thus provides the ideal locale for the pioneering programs of The Bard Center. Established in 1978, The Bard Center develops pacesetting educational and scholarly programs with a recognized nationwide impact. It promotes the study of the liberal arts and sciences as they relate to issues of public planning and decision making in and beyond the Hudson River Valley. These programs enrich the intellectual, cultural, and social experience of Bard undergraduates and establish a network of academic and professional centers beyond the campus. The Institute for Writing and Thinking , established by the Bard Center in 1982, offers challenging, engaging, and effective teacher development programs seeking to improve student's writing abilities.

31. Durango Herald Obituaries - Durango, CO at the Elk s Lodge to the tunes of local pianist Ernie Anderson. of Gallup, NM, Dr.John Boyle of Price, Utah, teresa Dillon Lundgren of George William walters. http://www.durangoherald.com/index_obituaries.asp

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32. King College > Public Relations > Archived News: 2000 King College Nursing Student Receives Scholarship (March 07, 2000). KingCollege to Present pianist teresa walters in Concert (March 07, 2000). http://www.king.edu/PublicRelations/archive/2000.htm

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33. Film Reviews For 2003/4 Reel People Season The pianist is a weighty and moving film Again, as with walters, not casting Imriein this sort of film overenamoured of her new Mother teresa status, brooding http://www.reelpeople.org.uk/films0304.html

THE 2003/4 SEASON Our thriving film society based in the village of KIlmersdon started it's sixth and most ambition season so far in September 2003. Not Only is the society offering a more diverse and jam packed season than ever before, but following the installation of the state-of-the-art DVD projection equipment, screen and black surround last year, this season sees the introduction of COMFY chairs!!!. We hope this new found comfort will not stop the now customary bringing of a cushion to mark your seat (german-style) while you enjoy a pre-film drink and chat with familiar friends and fellow members. Remember that we will also be offering free coffee (and the bar will be open to purchase other refreshments) after films so that you can stay and enjoy yourselves afterwards. FILM REVIEWS RABBIT PROOF FENCE In 1901 the Australian government built a transcontinental fence in Western Australia to contain the exploding population of rabbits that the white settlers had introduced. Not too long after, the government introduced a scheme by which all mixed-race children were taken away from their Aboriginal mothers to be raised as good Christian Australians, the Aboriginal part bred out of them through two generations of enforced marriage to whites. This practice apparently continued until the 1970s, and Noyce's film is the true tale of its impact on one poverty-stricken family in 1931, when three little girls, each with a different itinerant white father who'd worked on the rabbit-proof fence, were taken away from their mother and sent to be reared at a special school 1,500 miles away.

34. Archive April 2002 Click Obituaries She was a pianist and played in dance bands Mallon of Royal Oak, MI, Kevin walters,Christy and by his wife, Pat Norris Wampler; daughter, teresa Wampler Lewis http://www.clickfuneralhome.com/archives/2002/ArcApr2002.htm

Trame, Doris J. Cole age 77 of the Tellico Village Community, Loudon passed away Monday, April 1, 2002. She was of the Episcopal Faith. Survived by her husband of 57 years, Charles E. Trame; daughters, Patricia Ann Keegan and husband, Peter of Hawthorne Woods, IL, Christine L. Cobb and husband, Robert of St. Paul, MN; sons, Thomas E. Trame and fiancee, Nancy Fielden, James C. Trame all of Knoxville; 7 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Click Funeral Home in Lenoir City. A memorial service will be held 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Tellico Village Community Church in Loudon with Father Robert Rizner and Father Sam Sturm officiating. The family requests in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to Ronald McDonald's House, 1705 W. Clinch Ave., Knoxville, TN 37916. Click Funeral Home in Lenoir City is serving the family of Doris J. Trame. Ivey, Sue Amanda Cox Hollingshead, Dorothy Jane Kirk of Lenoir City, September 19, 1924-April 5, 2002. On this day, our mother left us. She was preceded in death by her most wonderful husband, Ralph and a sister, Ruth. She leaves behind, her daughters, Judy Kriger and husband, Michael and Janet Hollingshead, we will miss her. We cry and grieve, but we also rejoice in knowing she’ll be with our Fathers- our birth father and our Heavenly Father. Also loving and missing her will be her 4 grandchildren, Scott with wife, Amanda, Jodi, Brandee and Jason. Her 3 great grandchildren will miss her too. Meghan, Hannah and little Andrew will remember their Gram Gram. We made a promise to Mom that Heaven is full of flowers- so please God let them bloom now. Memorial services for family and friends will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, April 8

35. Ryles Jazz Club ~ The Best In Live Music! saxophonist Stan Strickland and pianist Rebecca Cline familiarity with Brazilian music,teresa uses Brazilian Band, Karl Denson, Robert walters, Addison Groove http://www.rylesjazz.com/month.cfm

Jun Jul Aug Tuesday June 01 : Ryles Jazz Club New York Nights with Laurent Medelgi Willow Entertainment Presents: New York Nights with Laurent Medelgi. This New York City Trio will be performing originals from the leader Laurent Medelgi, a former student of Mike Stern/Wayne Krantz, mixing funk grooves with jazz harmonies as well as more straight-ahead modern post-bop elements. Laurent's debut CD "Circles, Live @ 55 bar" has been available in the US since September 2002, on String Jazz. His sophisticated playing is basically a fusion of Pat Metheny, John Scofield, and Kenny Burrell. The rhythm section will consist of the great Take Toryama on drums, a Berklee Alumni, and Danny Zanker, on upright bass, a seasoned freelance player on the New York scene. door : genre : venue : Mainstage tix avail: yes cost : Wednesday June 02 : Ryles Jazz Club Americana Night w/Great American and The Lingo Great American is a four-piece rock band from Boston that utilizes atypical instrumentation in a modern musical setting. They combine the sounds of their youth: classic rock, country, punk, bluegrass, and hip-hop to create the music they wish they heard growing up. Balancing the delicacy of the mandolin and lap steel with the raw intensity of rock, Great American truly make an original and intoxicating sound. Opening for Great American will be The Lingo, a CT based rock, fusion, jam band focused on creating funky grooves and spicy hits. door : genre : Rock/Blues venue : Mainstage tix avail: yes cost :

36. J E N S H Y U - Biography began classical vocal training under Dr. Kerry walters. and dance teachers thereincluded pianist Thomas Schultz Chinatown in 1994 and Maria teresa Montes de http://www.jenshyu.com/biography.html

disabled JavaScript Upgrade Internet Explorer *Contact: jen@jenshyu.com Biography: JEN SHYU Born in Peoria, Illinois March 28, 1978 from Ana Lay of East Timor and Shyu, Tsu-pin of Taiwan, Jen Shyu began ballet training with the Peoria Ballet Company (PBC) at age 6, piano at 7 from Lew Brandes followed by Roger Shields (student of Soulima Stravinsky, Igor Stravinsky's son), and violin at 8 from Ruth Livingston followed by Mihai Craioveanu. Her early accomplishments include dancing the role of Clara and other roles "en pointe" with the PBC; serving as concertmaster of the Central Illinois Concert Orchestra at age 10; performing as piano soloist Tschaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1, 3rd movement with the Peoria Symphony Orchestra at age 13; placing 6th at age 9 and later in the Finals at age 15 at the Stravinsky International Piano Competition, playing piano solo works by Bach, Beethoven, Stravinsky, During her three years in San Francisco, Jen worked as a Producer at Thick Description , an alternative theater company led by Tony Kelly, and was Development Director at Other Minds, Inc

37. Baltimore Events teresa Lynn Photography, The Woman s Industrial Exchange The walters Art Museum, EternalEgypt Masterworks native and international jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut http://www.bop.org/calendar/jan.html

Choose a Month January February March April May June July August September October November December City Events Artscape Baltimore Book Festival Billie Holiday Competition Columbus Parade Easter Celebration Ethnic Festivals Farmers' Market First Thursdays Jazzy Summer Nights July 4th Kids' Stuff MasqueParade MLK Parade Monument Lighting New Year's Day New Year's Eve Pee Wee Preakness Pier Six Concert Pavilion Preakness Parade Special Events Thanksgiving Parade Waterfront Festival Columbus Day Parade Wine Arts Tasting Salute to Vienna , with the Strauss Symphony Orchestra of America and the Vienna Opera Ballet, 8pm, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 410-783-8024. $ Tour: History of the BMA , with a museum docent, part of the BMA's celebration, "90 Free Hours at the BMA," 11:30am, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-6314. Drop-In Workshop , "Nine-Minute Sketch Slam," sketch yourself silly, part of the BMA's celebration, "90 Free Hours at the BMA," 1-4pm, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-6314.

38. Baltimore Events City Café, teresa Lynn Photography, January 7February 15 The walters Art Museum,Tools and Models of Ancient red carpet with award winner pianist Brain Comotto http://www.bop.org/calendar/feb.html

Choose a Month January February March April May June July August September October November December City Events Artscape Baltimore Book Festival Billie Holiday Competition Columbus Parade Easter Celebration Ethnic Festivals Farmers' Market First Thursdays Jazzy Summer Nights July 4th Kids' Stuff MasqueParade MLK Parade Monument Lighting New Year's Day New Year's Eve Pee Wee Preakness Pier Six Concert Pavilion Preakness Parade Special Events Thanksgiving Parade Waterfront Festival Columbus Day Parade Wine Arts Tasting Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Winston Marsalis , world-renowned ensemble performs jazz standards, big band classics, and original works with precision and unerring style, 7:30pm, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 410-783-8100. $ Black History Month Family Day , celebrating the African American experience with a lively afternoon of art, dance, music, and engaging hands-on art activities for families, 1:30-4pm, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-6314. $

39. Pro Pilot's Wait Time Site - Places In Texas Airport ID KDAL Submitted By Tim walters, Great place North to Airport Rd, to theSanta teresa Airport. the front tables, with a warmblooded pianist to tickle http://www.pilotwait.com/texas.htm

Texa s Abilene Addison Arlington Austin ... Wichita Falls Abilene Fairfield Inn 3902 Turner Plaza Drive Abilene, TX 79606 Phone: (915) 695-2448 Airport ID: KABI Submitted By: Rebecca Ann Peroyea Nice Place to stay. Close to many restaurants, as well as a mall. Indoor swimming pool. And a complimentary breakfast in the morning. Transportation available from Abilene Aero. Joe Allen's Barbeque 1233 S. Treadway Abilene, TX 79602 Phone: (915) 672-6082 Fax: (602) 672-3015 Airport ID: KABI Submitted By: Gordon Davis Great barbeque. Eat in or take out. Very fast either way! Easy to find from ABI. Approx 10 minutes from airport. Catfish Corner 780 S. Treadway Abilene, TX 79602 Phone 915-672-3620 Airport ID: KABI Submitted By: Bill Briar Review Date 12/6/00 The catfish is not good neither is the service but they have the best iced tea in Abilene. The chicken fried steak is not suitable but the french fries are good Addison Homewood Suites Hotel 4451 Beltline Rd Addison, TX 75244 Phone: (972) 788-1342 Fax: (972) 788-1373 Airport ID: KADS Submitted By: Billy C L Tai The service is great here, the room and roomy and the highest standards. complimantry breakfirst, (a lot more than just coffee and donuts) and 5-7pm social hours (free snack foods, beer, wine, drinks. also feature a complimentary business center with two computers, two printers, and a copier.

40. WLKN Lake 98.1 Community Calendar Language of Keys 8 pm (Musical Performances) The symphony concludes thier Languageof Music series with The Language of Keys featuring pianist teresa walters. http://www.wlkn.com/community/CommunityCalendar.asp?MONTHADD=-1

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