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SCHEDULED TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE in Terrac
Engineers Band, rated as one of the top military bands on the North American continen

will highlight the musical entertainment at Prince Rupert's 21st celebration marking ¢
arrival of the new ferry, Queen of Prince Rupert, The band, under the direction of Lieuteg
ant Leonard Champlin, is based .at the Camp Chilliwack Royal Canadian School of Mil
tary Engineering located at Vedder Crossing, B.C. Since its formation in 1953 the bani dm
has travelled extensively both in Canada and abroad, Contained within the band ari gam
many solo artists, a 17-piece dance. orchestra, a Dixieland Band and a male voice choi; w
On its coming tour the band will travel by army bus playing at Williams Lake May 17 anc |
Prince George the following day. On May 19 the band will play afternoon and evening
concerts at Terrace in Clarence Michiel school auditorium. Immediately following a group’

of bandsmen will play for a dance in Veritas auditorium, s
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Festival

This final column of Festival,
Highlights follows a rather poorly
attended annual meeting of the
Terrace Music Festival Association,
held recently in Veritas Auditor-
um.
Retiring president, Mrs. Ron
Lowrie thanked everyone for their
unending support and she gave a
shart resume of the year’s work,
Reports were heard from schol-
arship chairman, Dr, M, Chiasson;
advertising chairman, Martin Laan;
publicity chairman, Mrs. P, Davies
and newsletter chairman, Mrs. E.
Phillips,

Treasurer Ron Bueckle reported
a healthy bank balance in the area

music festival next year.

A new executive was elected as
follows: president, Mike Strymec-
ki; past president, Mrs. Ron Low-
rie; vice presidents, Martin Laan

Letters fo the

Terrace Omineca Herald

I wish you would print this in
honor of my pioneer mother, Mra.
H. L. Frank. Her birthday is May
10

"Neath the Twin Birch Tree

by Belle Watt .

When 1 hear of Mothers,

There's just one I can se6 —
A pioneer in her log home
‘neath the twin birch tree,

She's so neat and pretty,
She's‘now passed elghty-three
Her tulips will be blooming
"neath the twin birch tree,

Tve seen many places,

But no other spot can be

Like having tea with mother

"neath the twin birch tree
Mra, W. H. Watt
{nee Belle Frank)
10604-1080 St,

' Edmonton, Alte.
Sa

The Soviet Union's. pavilion. at,
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and Dr. Marcelle Chiasson: secre-
tary, Mrs, R, Lowrie; assistant se-
¢retary, Mrs. S. Carlson and treas-
urer, Ron Bueckle,

Also named to the executive
were syllabus chairman, A. Brodie
and publicity and public relations,
Mrs. P. Davies.

Unfortunately the nominating
committee and meeting were un-
able to find anyone willing to head
the speech arts committee and It
was suggested that lf no-one comes
forward, this section may have to
be dropped from the festival,

If you are Interested, won't you

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Around the Town a

Mr, and Mrs. Hubert McMillao@
of Aiyansh left Tuesday for Ed he
monton to attend the graduation |
ceremony of thelr son Edward whd@

graduates from Jasper Place,
High School in Edmonton. The Mej¢
Millans will also visit with theirs

‘daughter, Laura, in Calgary.

Rebecea Kenney, daughter ofnt
My, and Mrs. D. A. Kenney, returnilf
ed Saturday from the University
of Victoria to spend the summesleg
at home. s

Linda Nordstrom of Prince Geo!
fge and Joan Cairus of Victori A
experienced hairdressers, hav¢J
joined! the staff of Anthon's Beauty;

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There will be 23,000 restaurant
and snack bar seats at Expo 67.

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