_-Members attending the and Ruth Pousette of

June meeting of the Pacific

-Northwest: Music Festival

‘were delighted to hear the

Teport given by those who

attended the Provincial

Festival in Prince George
_ on June 3,4,5. Our efforts in

providing the oppo

Observers to attend were.
most appreciated. Exposure -

rtunity
or 2 competitors and 6

tothe quality of musical
ability shown at
Provincial level as an in-

valuable experience for

Susan Bibrich and Sandra
Hatch of Kitimat and
Carolyn Hagen.
Williamson, Jackie de-Jony

the .

Ruth.

Terrace, all of whom went

. as observers, Also attending |

were Rachael Reay_ of
“Terrace and Stefen. Wagner
of Kitimat who competed as
flautist and’ pianist,

respectively. Our local.
performed -

competitors.
extremely well and returned
home with a determination
to strive.
The Festival Society has
been able to share its
resources with the com-
‘munity in. other ways as
well. A donation ‘of $2500 was
‘presented to School District
88 for the purchase of an
acoustical shell and risers

- Pousette

schools. A set of Groves
Dictionary of Music and
Musicians (14 volumes) was
donated to the Terrace
Public Library on behalf of
the School Board. As well,

scholarships have .been -

awarded 28 aspiring
musicians for use in further
studies. They are Ruth
of Terrace,
pianist; Ruth~- Williamson,
Terrace, Singer; Wendy
O'Connor, Kitimat, pianist;
Michael Smith, Prince
Rupert, trumpeter; Rachael
Reay ,Terrace, flautist;

‘Sonja Oeste,’ Kitimat,
pianist; Mark Robins,.

SUNDAY DINNER FOR A
SOLDIER

1944 Anne Baxter, John Hodlak,
Charles Winninger. Heart-
warming:
granddaughter invite a saldier
to share Sunday dinner. Ex-
perience that comes from his
blindness, ©

OLYMPIAD nN

The Canadians - The spotlight is

on such Olympic hopefuls as
Marathon’ runner Brian Arm-
strong; High Jumper. Debbie

Brill: Swimmer Stephen Pickell

‘ athletes whose sights are set on
--Winning gold at the first
’ Giympic games ever to be held
in. Canada. The program.

*. documents -the determined

training,
preparation

. planning and
of Canadian

i athletes despite reports of

7 -- conflict

. Surrounding
financing and construction of

’ the game site in Montreal

DAYTIME WIFE
1939 -Tyrone Power, .Linda

‘Darnell, Joan Davis, Wendy

Barrie, Warren William. A

| young wife, wondering what

don’t, takes a job as a secretary

and proceeds to find out. Lots of

grandfather and -

and Gymnast Kelly Muncey;-

the -

-". seeretaries. have that wives:

THE RUSSIAN:GERMAN

“WAR - Part I: The Killing

Ground
A look at the devastation of the
Russian countryside and:

population before the advancing

onslaught of German troops,
and the eventual heralding of.
Russian forces into the
mightiest counter-offensive the
world has ever seen. -

FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE
1967 Stars Clint Eastwood, Lee
Van Cleef, Gian Maria Volonte.
A band of cutthroats terrorizing -
the Southwest has a sadistic

-leader who is being pursued by

two bounty hunters. When the
two offer io help. the outlaws.
crack a stolen safe, the vicious
leader is shot. _

APACHE UPRISING. ... .
1966 - Stars Rory Calhoun,
Corinne Calvet,.Lon Chaney.
Stagecoach carrying a woman-
with-a-past, a vicious gun-
fighter and pal, riding shotgun,
and a corrupt stage line.
executive who is in cahoots with
a criminal, arrives at a relay

station where the gold theft plot —
is foiled and an Apache uprising

‘

. Paulette Goddard, Burgess
Meredith, Artie Shaw. Rivalry |

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY SPECIAL: Man of
‘the Serengeti: co,
‘This documentary explores
Africa‘’s Serengeti Nationat
Park, which supports the last
great concentration of wild
‘animals In the world, through
‘the eyes of .a young Masai
tribesman who leaves his
people to become a park guide.

THE HORSE SOLDIERS

_ 1959 Stars John Wayne, Willlam

Holden, Constance Towers. Col.
Grierson‘s Union Cavalry drive
through Tennessee to Louisiana
enabling Union men to reach
Safety.” wo

SECOND CHORUS
1940 Stars Fred Astaire, |

of two trumpet players for a girl
and a’ job with: Artie Shaw Or-
chestra a,

UNTAMED WORLD - Canadian
Marsh t

region of Canada where, despite

extensive farming, lush mar: ' .
shes and forest. belts stil! .

remain as conservation - areas

protected by government YY

. It shoul

ENTERTAINMENT, THE HERALD, Wed. July 7, 1976, §

‘Rupert, alto
saxiphonist; Peter Cooper,
Port Simpson, clarinetist.
be noted that a
large percentage of our
funds is obtained from
selling both Western and
Olympic Lottery tickets.
Our organization works
very hard to be as self
sustaining as possible. As
the number of competitors
increases annually, we need.
new members to help us
continue building our
Festival. Its past growth has
been phenominal, but more
help is needed. We will be

Tuesday of September at the

home of our preseident at -

4907 Scott, when plans will §
be underway for the 1977 |
Festival which takes place

April 18° to 30.
Our. executive for the
coming year is as follows:

President: Larry Talarico —

ist vice pres: Irene Squires

2nd vice pres: Muriel Neale

CAREFUL to

Recording secretary:
Laverne Hislop
‘Corresponding’ _ secretary

and.treasurer: Marily Kerr.
Program: Sybil. Benzer
Awards: Carol-. Glenn

| °

A journey to the Great Lakes |

Publicity: Ellen Bastin’

QUASAR |

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Membership: Rose Thomas.
Adjudicators Files: Liz

Fleet
Final
McCallum:
Patrons: Florene Gillis
Noninations: Ginny Lowrie
and Alison  Talarico

Lottery:...Marg Gray
Advertising: Ellen Bastin, ——

Bonnie Shaw

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Brodie po :

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