TERRACE “Omineed” HERALD, TERRACE; B, Cc.

Nedneeday, Maich 1, 1967.

LAST: SATURDAY’ S MEETING of the Northern Lights
division of the Girl Guide Association brought tagether
the‘above group of guiders, commissioners and ladies
auxiliary members to discuss plans for the forthcoming:

_ are Mrs...

Mrs, F, Cringan, Mrs. E.R,
‘Mis. A. Purschke.

D: Baldwin, Mrs. G6. West, Mrs. A. D, Hallor-
an, Mrs. R. Sparks and Mrs. Gladys Kerr; back row,..
Mrs, K. Tucker, Mrs, BD, Ridsdale; -Mrs. 6. .Marshall,

Gordon, Mrs, H. Smith and

year of Guiding. Shown in

Maniera Trio Performance One of Sensitivity

by MARILYN. BRODIE
7 On Saturday evening, Feb-
ne, the Terrace Overlure Con-
cert Association presented the
fWManicra Triv in an interesting
leancert of music for piano,
violin and ‘cello. The trio, com-
prised of Rosemary Platt,
ianist, Thomas. Moore, violin-
t, and Gordon Epperson, ’cel-
st, played wilh the warmth

E Tiond intimacy thal is necessary

a chamber group. Their play:
ing balanced and complimented
leach olher and their changes
- ot mood were — sensitive and
tstriking. This was especially
noticable in the Haydn — trio
| with its constant changes from

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the front row {left to 0 right) , 7

Major to Minor’ and its great
variely of rhythms, ’

All three artists scemed to
have a real love and under-
standing of the impressionist
style in music. Their program
was heavily. balaneed-in favour
of impressionistic music —~ wit-
ness the violin solo by Debus-
sey, the ‘cello sola by Faure,
and the “Noetums by Bloch;
also the Turina tria and ‘the
two piano picces by Albeniz
which although not written by
strict impressionists certainly
showed impressionist influ.
ences,

Such a one sided program
was perhaps hard on the audi-

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‘go heyond his depth
-Weber sonata. His tempo was

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ence, but I think it better ‘to |
have had a one sided program

Played so well than to have
had,a more varied program

‘played = with possible _ _medio-

crity.
‘The trio didn't seem to have

the weight or strength of tone

to flay Bach or Beethoven real-
ly successfully, nor the. flip-
pancy and lightness to play
Mozart. . .

The Bartok “Rumanian
Dances” were certainly exciting
to listen to.. Moore captured
well the vitality. of Bartok’s
rhythms. The ‘cellist seemed to
in the

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very fast and a little out of
control, I thought, It was very
much a show piece and _ per.
haps a little out of character
‘with the rest of the ‘concert,
‘However, he did delight his aul.
dience with his rendition of the
well known “Swan” piece by
Saint-Saens, .

In all, it was truly a chamber
concert: that is, a concert by
three artists whose individual
approaches were apparent. yet
blended into the group. ‘The
music was, played. with great
warmth and intimaey and above
all, with - musical sincerity,”

Foster Parents
Hear Speaker

T, Bingham, Superintendent
of Child: ‘Welfare, Victoria, visit!
ed-Perrica: tecently: and. spokii
to a-Broup’ of foster.’ "parétits,
The discussion centered around
the formation of a foster par-
ents association: if this area,

the gathering,

It was decided to hold a ‘meet.
ing of foster. parents on
Wednesday, March 1 at Veritas
meeting room at B p.m. Object
of the meeting will be to form
a: Foster Parents Association

elect an executive,
All interested Parents are in-

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The Ways and Means Com-
mittee of Thornhill Ratepayers
Association is holding. a rum.
Mage sale sometime in April.

used for the betterment of the.
_ Anyone interested in making

to phone either Mrs. Menzies at”
635-2034 or Mrs. Lacarte at

635-5578,

ilk GUIDES .

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. About sixty » Guides from |:
First, Second and Third Skeena
and Second Kitsumkalum - Com-
panies along with forty parents,
friends and guests gathered: at
Clarence Michiel . Auditorium
Monday evening to honor Gold
Cord recipients Sharon Fisher
Marilyn Rigg and Gayle Sea-
man, The Gold Cord which is the -
highest award in guiding ‘was|.
Presented to the girls -by Com:
missioner Mrs. Ron. Sparks...

These. Guides, along. with
Gold Cord Guides Pat ‘Fisher |.
and Alice Hansen, willbe pre-
sented to Lt. Governor Pearkes
in Victoria during the month ofl
March.

A well planned. program ‘was
in evidence as Guide Captain.
Mrs. H, Smith introduced Shar.

|} on. Marilyn and Gayle te the au-

dience. Lt. Mrs. T. Kenna wel-
comed everyone. | a

As the lights “dimmed. the
Guides formed their traditional
horseshoe circle, The’ color
parly, Pat Fisher, Terry Kenna
and Cathy Macintosh, opened
the special ceremony. with the
raising of the flag and singing
of O Canada.

Prayer was said by guide
leader Mrs, T. Francis of sec:
ond Kitsumkalum Company.” |

A huge log cross ‘in - the
corner of the hall held ten
evenly distributed candles. de-
picting the Ten Guide Beati-
tudes, As the Guides read the
Beatitudes the three gold cord
Guides lit the candles in order.

As Commissioner Sparks pre:
sented the gold cords to thel|}
girls she expressed her. pride |{-
in being afforded the ~ honor.
“The girls,” she said, “have
shown strength of character in
carrying out this’ temendous
achievement. A tribute.is also
in order for the parents who
have helped, plus all interested
people who helped with
achievement,”

Mrs. Vesta Douglas congrat-
ulated the girls on their
achlevement and in her speech
stated they were an example to
others,

Mr. R, Zacharias, in his
speech said it was very heart
warming to be able to partici-
pate on such an occasion and
slated that the girls were a
credit to their parents, their
community and ‘society and

“| would make very good: citizens

and home makers. He said,
“You must always continue to
achieve your best as a citizen.”

A message: of Congratulations
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of: the: third
pany of Thornhill."

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Corsages of yellow. mums 7

were ‘presented ‘to the mothers
of the three gold cord recip-
| ients.,

Commissioner. Sparks pre.
sented Hostess badges to Ther:
esa Charron and Diana Pelkey

of First Skeena and to Carol|#

Murie and Elaine Neisner of
Third Skeena Guide Company.
*he ceremony closed with
the singing of taps and the low:
ering of the flag. >

- A beautifully decorated cake
made by Mrs. Ann Sites and
inscribed ‘Congratulations. to
the 1966 Gold Cords” was the
main attraction of the refresh-
ments serve® by the local guid-

ing association,
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