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CA. C.A. CA. | Dr. Malcoim G, Taylor, university president). and Diane Grutschnig of Vernon, who we
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tered in the first year of the faculty of education. Miss Troelstra is the’ daughter of 2
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Centennial Seasorgm
For Alaska Trails
The Alaska Music Trail hg
titled its current concert seasdil
“A. Centennial Celebration
|Special Events in Music,” and ti
‘Jopening - performance by :
'|Francesco Trio sets the pace. TY
Moe Kitimat: Concert Association wig
present the ensemble’ ‘to musiG
7 lovers on Sunday, September
> 11966, at 3:00 p.m. at Mount Eliz
* -Theth High School.
-Founded in Gan Francisco jul
two years ago, the Francesco I
is a result of the blended taleni®
‘Jof violinist David Abel, cellijaa
Bonnie Hampton, and pion!
Nathan Schwartz. .

SOLO VIOLINIST

‘David Abel began his study ¢ B
the violin at the age of four, ani
made his professional debut witit
{the San Francisco Syinphony {
"41958 at the age of 17. His princk
_ | Pal teacher was the eminent vio]

-|inist Naoum Blinder. Young Abeg
’ fimade his New York debut thi
following year in Town Hall any
- Jwas highly praised by the critlcus
“>| ‘The next season wes markeae
... | by his first appearance with thi

-|Boston Symphony under Pierye
Monteux. Since that time he hg .

concertized nationally with moj 1
of the country’s finest orchestreme
In 2860 he was chosen as sololy
. | for the national tour of the Mis

‘{neapolis Symphony under condi in
tor Stanislov Skrowaczewaki.

FROM D.C. TO B.C.

. Abel gave his second succesaf _
-;, [Town Hall recital in 1962 and Hig
. | Played throughout the USA al
Canada — from D.C, t B.C. Tie
- - [would be from the National GigaM

‘|lery in Washington, D.C. to {f
-|Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vi
poe oo -Joouver, B.C, acclaimed ag if

ae “>. \violinist. with a Jevely  tonelll
- TOMORROW~BUILDER Phe >> *|imagnificent technique, everythi iam
rr . I he ois Jc * |a auecessful concert career (Bi
' . -Jquires” (Washington Post). (2
Dam-building i is. muddy fun for a boy. For B.C,, it is.a ‘rock-firen, investment. Today's dam is  . |) Jn 1968-he was a winner of |Eaee
" "| Laventritt International Vil
: om rrow's electricity. Finning are a force in this ‘power production. They supply” and service ‘the. -1Competition in New York.

nS  , CTS | instrument, by fhe way, io a
oh, Caterpillar equipment you see on B.C.’s damsites, Massive yellow. machines Fi N N j N rc) Gene” Guarnerius violin, diauee

: making the most of our resources, making BC. a better place to live. ‘ Cs ATERPI LLAR: | White continuing a deman¢

ceacemncenmcotane | tBolo career, Abel has reve!
Could be your boy and Finning will tomorrow-build together some: day. ———— another facet-of his art with

[formation of. the -Francetoo