AS A FINAL fundraiser, the focal youth choir Kermodei
_ Choristers sald cotton candy during Riverboat Days Celebrations .

in the park. The group is raising money for their August 17 trip to

sing for Queen Elizabeth Il at the UNBC opening ceremonies.

- Above winding up candy in the park is chorister Heather Hayes.

Youth singers |
— entertain royalty

TERRACE’S Kermodei
-. Choristers received a royal invita-
tion from the University of
-.) Northern B.C...

- The 30-member youth choir
was invited in June to ‘sing for
~ Queen Elizabeth II at the August
17 opening ceremony of UNEC,

"T think it’s a real honour, es-

pecially for a newly formed
gtoup,’’ said Chorister ' ac-
_companist Bonnie Juniper.

- The group officially started in
1991, she said, but only. ‘got
going” over the past two ycars.

~ While the singers have per-
- formed many times, said group

conductor Terry Anderson, the
: opportunity to perform for the
~Queen excites them.
. “Some of them are. seasoned
performers so they’re not that
--nmervous,'? said Anderson. ‘They
, are all just plain excited about
> this.”
- ’. Although the singers are experi-
enced and still relatively calm
“about performing for royalty, said
: Juniper,” she looks forward to

*., seeing how they feel when they

- get to the ceremony.
“It will be really interesting to
. See how they react to it all be-
“cause some of them don’t under-
‘Stand the pageantry of it all,’’
~ Said Juniper. “Aside from the
, kids who’ve been to England, I
don’t think they really know what

it will be like.’

. Mikala Gordon, a 10-year-old

Chorister, thinks the group is
ready but nervous about the per-
formance.

“Tt’s not very often when
somcone gets to sing for the
Queen,’’ said Gordon. ‘We've
done a lot of performances but I
don’t think any like this.’

The group has fundraised with a
bottle drive and selling cotton
candy in the park at Riverboat
Days.

“It’s been a lot of work but I
think it’s going to be worth it, ”
Gordon said.

They will be one of two groups
performing for the Queen in the

altermoon ceremony, said Terry 2

Anderson.

‘The only other group invited to .

perform in the = afternoon
ceremony are the Lake Babine
Native Dancers.

Two songs will be performed in
the afternoon by the Choristers,
said Anderson,
Halley’s Song for Canada.

Following this formal
ceremony, 21 groups are schedul-
ed to perform in an evening pub-
lic festival at the new campus,

The Kermodei Choristers will

. perform in the public festival at

6:10 p.m. ~
Both of their performances will
be televised nationally on CBC.
The group will also be perform-
ing August 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the
Terrace Arena for Iona Campag-
nolo’s visit to Terrace,

- Band marches to UNBC

: ‘THE NEW ALYANSH Harmonic
Silver Band will have 15 minutes
inthe spotlight at the UNBC
> opening.

The military-style marching
_ band has been invited to perform
in- the evening public festival
“after the official opening
ceremonics,

was conlirmed two weeks ago,
said band organizer George Wil-
liams Sr..

The 30-member band is sched-
uled to perform at 6:20 on the
new ONBC campus,

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Having problems with your WCB claim?

You can get free, confidential advice, when a Workers’
Adviser visits Tarrace on Wednesday, August 24, 1994,

To make an appointment for a personal interview, call the
Govemment Agent's Office at 638-3200,

Appointments have been scheduled to date for Tuesday,
August 23rd.

The interviews will be held at the Government Agent's
Office in the B.C. Accass Centre, 101-3220 Eby Street, in
Terrace.

For advice without an interview, contact the Workers!
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| ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING |

Thursday, September 15, 1994
. _ 8:00 pm
. Education Room
Mills Memorial Hospital

Current: members of the Terrace Regional Health. te
Care society may renew their memberships on or -

before the Call to Order
September 15, 1994

New members who wish to have voting
rights at the Annual General Meeting must
become a member of the
Terrace Regional! Health Care Society
on or before August 15, 1994

Annual Memberships at a cost of $5 may be
purchased at Patient Reception, Mills Memorial
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