B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 12, 2002

It’s Freda’s year. A local carver is
celebrated at home — and

A LUNCHEON to honour Freda Diesing was
held at the Kitsumkalum Hall on March 27,
20402, .

Nicole Bingham and Julie Bolton from the
social development office were responsible for
organizing the wonderful luncheon, with invi-
tations guing out to friends, former students
and other focal artists in the area. -
Attending the
luncheon were
well’ known
carvers Demp-
sey Bob and
Stan Bevan
and some of
Freda’s former
students.

Also in atten-
dance were
two of Freda’s
iB ke former tea-

chers — Mrs.

_HERE ‘N THERE BNiermorn

YVONNE MOEN who started

Freda off in
school in Terrace, and Freda Hall Mallory,
who was Freda’s last teacher for Grade 10 in
Prince Rupert.

Both of these teachers taught at the old Kit-
sumkalum school on the corner of Highway 16
and Kenny street.

Several of the invited guests went up to
congratulate Freda and spoke very highly of
her as a friend and as a mentor.

As a carver, Freda has gone out to encour-
age other carvers, some of whom have gone on
to become known worldwide.

Peter Mackay, youth and culture coordina-
tor from the Kermode friendship centre, went
up and spoke of the love and how Freda has
touched others. Peter showed his feelings of
love with singing and presented Freda with a
beautiful hand made drum.

This year Freda received a National Abori-
ginal Achievement Award and on May 24

beyond

GATHERING OVER TEA: Freda Diesing (from left), Marie Piffer, Freda's sister, Bobby
Perry, her former teacher Aileen Frank, and Freda Hall Mallory. YVONNE MOEN PHOTO

Freda travelled to Priace George to receive an
honourary doctor of laws degree.
This is

beautiful

The eagle is her family Haida crest and the

carving is in memory of her mother,
Flossie Lambly.

quite a year

The wall hanging

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On May
30, Freda pre-
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On May 30, Freda presented Terrace-
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matching an eagle crest design cedar
panel she had previously done.

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Muriel Michiel in
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husband, Clarence
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matching an cagle crest design cedar panel
she had previously done.

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entrance of Terraceview Lodge.

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By JENNIFER LANG
WE’RE CLOSING in on the summer sols-
lice and that can only mean one thing.

It’s almost time for the Midsummer
Festival, the always-anticipated and often
soggy weekend gathering.

The annual event, now celebrating its
19th year, brings together folkies fram
across the northwest — and beyond — as
live music fans and musi-
cians descend upon the fall
fair grounds in Smithers.

The festival typically
offers up some of the best
up-and-comers the Cana-
dian folk musie scene has
to offer.

With just a little more
than one week to go before
the June 21-23 festival gets
underway, here’s a run-
down of the headliners
(Hint: you might want to
bring your dancing shoes.)

Terrace audiences will be familiar with
B.C.’s own Bill Hilly Band, an acoustic
sound explosion that promises to get the
crowd on its feet.

The energetic, five-man ensemble daz-
zled audiences here last foll, when the
band appeared at the R.E.M. Lee as part
of the Terrace Concert Society’s 2002-03
season.

Their music combines rock, jazz, clas-
sical and North American folk traditions
from both coasts.

The Buttless Chaps also sound like a
lot of fun.

This Vancouver-based foursome ad-
mits a fondness for country music — make
that o/fd country music, like the kind man
in black Johnny Cash rumbles — and
1980s Euro-synth bands like Kraftwerk
and Depeche Mode.

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siren player Dave Gowans has called it
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helped inspire her creative, storytelling
abilities.

The singer-songwriter has released two
CDs, including last year’s Gingerbread. A
classical guitarist by Iraining, she holds a
degree in music from Florida State Uni-
versity,

Cape Breton’s own Jerry Holland, a
fiddler from the age of five, should help
boost the festival’s folk quotient. Holland
is considered one of the best composers
and musicians in the history of the is-
land’s music, no small accomplishment.

Weekend passes are available at
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available on site. Bring your instruments
- the Midsummer Festival also includes
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from our branch. We would also like to
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