“Ye : Mr.

Looking through the tummel of time we catch a
This barn is located in the
Keith Estate and peacefully stands by the
Skeena as District of Terrace municipal crews
dig up the earth. Water sewer pipes measuring
over 70 inches in diameter and as seen in the

glimpse of the past.

ei

picture above, are being strung along an ~
underground path, When the necklace of chain is
completed, downtown Terrace will be free from
puddles of surface water, puddles, particularly
those in the Co-op parking area, will be hopefully
eliminated. (Munro photo)

Jeunesses, Musicales..in Kitimat. -

The Kitimat Concert”
Association will present a series
of concerts by '‘Jeunesses
Musicales of British Columbia"
beginning Sunday, October
10th. All concerts will be held,
unless otherwise publicized, in
the auditot .um of the Nechako
Elementary Schoo! and_ will
begin at 8:15 om.

The October 10th concert will
present ‘‘The Paul Kuentz
Chamber Orchestra". ‘Fhis
group of thirteen was formed in
1950 by Mr. Kuentz and several
young musicians who were ali
first prize Winners from the
Paris Conservatorie,

They have a history of
success. Their first concert,
presented in 1950 for Jeunesses
Musicales of France made them
constant participates in the
JMF programs. The group’s
Paris debut in in Salle Gaveau
was made in 1951. This marked
the beginning of a very active
world-wide career, bringing
thern to Holland, Portugal Italy
and Canada to name a few. In
1960 the orchestra made its first

_ appearance in New York and
this led to its first tour of the
USA. In 1967 they toured South
America and had the honor to
play before Pablo Casals of
Puerto Rico, ° ‘They have
appeared in many musical
festivals and under the able

direction of Paul Kuentz made .

30 recordings for the “Club.
National de Disque” of France
and five for ‘‘Deutsche
Grammophon”. For this they °
have, on three occasions, -bean
awarded the “Grand Prix du
Disque.”

The ensemble plays not only
music from the 17th and: 18th
centuries but also works by
contemporary composers such -
‘as Daniel-Lesur, Bela Bartok,
Dimilrievitch | Chostakovitch’
and some unpublished works by
Jacques Casterede, Jacques
Charpentier and. Georges:
Hugon, Their repertoire for the
Kitimat Concert will include
numbers by these composers.

A young distinguished
Japanese Guitarist, Kiyoshi
Shomura, will perforti inthe
second concert on November *
7th. Shomura, whe was born in
the Japanese city ‘of Gifu had~
first, classical’ guitar . lesson :.

from his father at the'age of 9. -

At i1 he-gave' his: first guitar;

recital in Gifs. ‘While hé was 13°".

and'14 he- took. guitar. leagons :-
Japanese.’

soresentaiiee” guitarist, Mr.

Yasumaga Ohara : ‘and plano
Yasuo
Yoshimo,: In1963. the world”
famous Spanish. guitarist ©
Maestro jiatelee. epee

he heard Shomura play and
recognizing the bey’s talents
suggested he study in Spain,
From 1964 to 1968 young Kiyoshi
studied directly under Mr.
Yepes in Madrid. In 1967 he was
introduced to the Federation of
Music for Youth in Italy and
was then invited to hold
concerts in various Italian
cities, Again in 1968 he was
asked to give concerts in, 22
different Italian cities. In 1969
he returned to Japan where he
gave his first concert in Tokyo.

then he has appeared in

concert several times in Tokyo -
and other cities and has- been -

heard over many television and
radio stations. He has been
‘acknowledged as the first
since then he has appeared in
‘style is marked by his excellent
‘technique and poetic and
delicacy of form. He was r-
_ecorded. on Japan Victor
Records, Japan King Records
and Japan Toshiba Records.
The third concert on January
16, 1972 will present Marek

Jablonski a Grand Prize award

winning pianist, He won this at
age 21 over eleven.of Canada's
potential concert ‘aritsts in the
‘first Jeunesses Musicales
Concert National Music

“Competion in 1961. Jablonski .
was born in Cracow, Poland and’

moved to Edmonton, Alberta in
1949 at the age of six. Here he
‘entered the local conservatory.
Later through a generous
,supply .of scholarships he
-studied . with Mrs... Gladys

Egbert: of. Calgary.at Banff ~

School of Fine Art and at the

’ Aspen Summer School,” At

.Aspen. he was encouraged to
attend Mrs, Rosina Lhevine'’s
classes at the Juilliard’School of:
Music in New York. Jablonski
has performed throughout
Europe, Russia,
States and. Canada.:
made two recordings - and
appeared regularly on Canada’s

CBC radio: aradio and -TV:

networks; often with Canada’s
majer--symphony orchestras.

: He played in Carnegie Hall with
Zubin Mehta conducting the A.
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erlean’ Symphony . Orechestra,
In 1969 he made-“a.’ ve
successful. London debut whic

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The final. ‘concer! will ‘take

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He - has-

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at Montreal’ 8 Expo, :

place on February 20th with the
est performers being a group
nown as “Hortulani Musicae’’.
This ensemble is devoted to the
authentic presentation of
Baroque, Renaissance and
Medieval Music on historical

‘instruments, When music of

earlier times is played on
modern instruments it looses
the life and character which the
composer gave it on
instruments of this time. It is
the aim of the group to bring
about a new flowering of the
musical treasurers of the past.

The group consists of five
méimbers who play on a variety
of instruments including vials,
recorders, crumhorns, rackettl,
renaissance flutes,
chitarron, psaltery, positive-
organ, harpsichord and many
more, While in Kitimat the

group will play a great variety -
of, numbers ranging from:

Renaissance dances and lute

solos to concertos aad cantatas. '

Kitimat players

hold first

season meeting q

The ‘'Kitimat Players”
drama club will hoid an

‘organizational meeting at 0:00 -
p.m. on October gth. in the . |

Kitimat Centennial Museum.

‘They hope that this meeting will: .
‘get things under way for a good ©
They are ©.
‘Jooking for: new members -

year of drama.

people interested in any part of |
drama (makeup, - settings, ~
costumes, acting):.and ‘are —

“especially in need of anyone y
_ with directing, experience. ;

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Kitimat baseball | awards

"The Kitimat Bakebail ‘Leaigie 7

; peld it annual efd. of “season .
‘banquet last Friday, ‘Sept. 24 in .
:Head table”

anquet.. were.

Crore of the league's teams, .

. bridlvidual™ awards: for. the
pépbon's playing’
presented during the evening.

’ They were as follows:. ‘

hype Most. Valuable’ Player - Glen
’ McNab who played ard base for’
|. Crossans

, Qutfielder of, the Year - Nei

Crossans,

“Tnflelder of the Year - Gord

Stockman, also’ of Crossans

“Rookie: of the Year - ; Darrel

Ferner who played with Coghlin
Hardware

Pitcher “of the Year - Wayne

Johnson of the Crossans team.
. Most Home Runs - Gary Lewis

& Wayne. Adams . who both
represented Lahatts. ;

Most Runs Batted. In - Neil
Worboys of Crossans .

Most Strike Outs: - Wayne
Johnson, again of the Crossan
team

Top. Batting ‘Average -- Neil

. Worboys, playing for Crossans

crossais team. wan the most
games over all the other teams.
They had a record of 13 wins
and only 3 losses,

‘The Crossans team also
triumphed in the Piayoffs. In
series A of the Semi finals they
won 2 games over 1 loss against
L.B. Scotts team,

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