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~ SILVIA WEIDNER and Paul Jackson are spreading the word of the First Annual
~ Rosswood Jamboree starting this Saturday, it promises to be a real home-grown
~ event jam packed with music, food, kid's play and a good time.

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* Rosswood decided to do when they planned
the first annual music festival.

“We planted a seed and now we’re
seeing the harvesting of the first of the
~ fruit,’ said Silvia Weidner, one of the

Fezata

_ = Many organizers.

>. While the idea of the music jamboree has
: been brewing for a number of years now, it
was just two months ago that Rosswood
~ residents decided to get the bail rolling.
The jamboree will be held at the
= Rosswood Community Grounds on Sep-
2 tember 6 and 7,
= ‘We've got an awesome lineup,”’ said
> Paul Jackson, another spokesperson for the
= jamboree.
* . Every thing from folk, blues, rock, gospel
= and Celtic music will fill the covered per-
“formance area.

And it’s the universal language of music
* that has united the small community of
* about 125 people.
_ “The group effort has just been
* phenomenal — people have come out of
* the woodwork,” said Jackson. .

They’ve been doing their research by
visiting some music festivals around the
northwest — like the Bulkley Valley festi-
vals and Kispiox.

This music fest faces its own unique set
of challenges. Rosswood doesn’t have

Raeg

Rosswood festival a first

= IT’S HARVEST time and what better way
« ta celebrate then with a jamboree.
2 >And that’s exactly what the folks in

hydro or running water.

Electricity will come from generators and
drinking water will be readily available,
Volunteers have also built public facilities,
concession stands, and an expanded park-
ing lot.

“The community is unique — everything
is back to the basics,’’ said Weidner about
the rustic lifestyle.

The festival is family oriented and there
will be lots of activities for kids.

A children’s play area, a story telling
teepee and jugglers to keep everyone
amused will be set up.

Amongst the jam packed roster perform-
ing are Low Budget Blues, guitarist Brad
North, plus rock bands Rictus Grin and
Rumor Red. Blues musician Ole Johnson
from Smithers will be wrapping things up
by midnight.

“Bring guitars and bongos,’’ suggests
Jackson. ‘There’ll be designated campfire
settings to jam,”

There will be a pancake breakfast and
gospel music by Dizzy Stings.

Tickets are $11 in advance and $15 at the
gate. Family passes go for $25 and youth 6-
15 get in for $5, Seniors and children under
6 get in for free. Campsites are available.

You can also get a refund if you volunteer
four hours of your time.

Tickets can be purchased at Misty River
Books, Kristine’s and the Rosswoad Gener-
al Store.

Memorial tea to be held

By YVONNE MOEN
THE HAPPY GANG is hosting an
afternoon tea on September 13 in memory
of Janet “‘Young’’ Felber.
‘Janet passed away on June 3 this year in
Victoria, B.C.

> Friends, acquaintances and former music
- pupils are all invited to attend, and to bring

their memories of Janet with them.
Janet Felber was born in Terrace on Dec.
9, 1913, She lived here until moving to

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While she lived in Terrace Janet contrib-
uted greatly to the town. She was a piano
teacher and many of her former students
went onto study music.

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Yvonne Moen at 638-0423 if you are able
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