HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-08-24, Page 8People of this district are in for
. a treat on Lucknow Fall Pair Day;
September 17, when the ,Flying
Dutchman Drum and.Bugle.COrps.
orkitchenerwill participate in
the 'PallFair festivities. ,Charlie
Webster„ chairman of the parade
committee ,for the Pair, has been
working hard on arrangements for
many weeks now and Lucknow
and district is fortunate in engag-
ing a band of this:calibre, •
The plying Dutchmen bruin: and
Bugle Corps i.s.a.,Senior "A" inde-
pendent drum corps from the
Twin Cines of Kitchener and
• ,
Waterloo. Over the past 'twelve
400 at -41#* 4114. AP fh AI 4 Alt
years the corps has delighted'
many thousands throughout Ont
ario. Quebec, New York, Pennsy
Illinois, Wisconsin. and
Michigan* -
The Dutchmen entered compet-
ition with its first "Moments to
Rememb �r" show in 1961. The •
Corps reached the finals of the
New York -Canadian Champion-
ships in 1962, and was consider-
ably expanded in I963. The 1964
season was most successful with
the Corps bringing home many
honours including the Ontario'
Colour Guard Championship and
the award for best Canadian Drun
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Major. :The Corps also earned •
three first places in international
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In 1965 the Corps placed 'first
in four contests and second in
three others, and retained the
Ontario Colour Guard Champion-
ships. The Flying Dutchmen did.
not enter the .NewYork..Canadian
Championships or the Canadian
Championships in 4.965 butwas-•:".
one of those groups Instrumental
in forming the International
DrUmForps Assodiation,
The Corps tradition 1,dOlours
are red; white, andlack; but
this year new, green cadet type
shirts will be added. The Corps
will take to the contest fielilthis
summer with thirty-six horn play:
eis, fourteen drummers and ;seven-
teen in the colour guard.
The 1966 field show will be corn -
.prised Of an entrance to "The Men
in their Wonderful Flying Machine'
colour presentation to " -National
Emblem March , " and .the concert
will he theverybeautiful lid
haunting "Tara Theme" from
"Gone with the Wind". Wagner's,
Powerful "Flying Dutchman Over-
ture" will. bring the corps out of
concert, and .then into:ari intricate
drill pattern brought back by pub -
lit demand featuring the "Gillette
March" and "Take Me Out To The
Ball Game.:' The Beatles "Let Me
Hold Your Hand will then ring
across the contest. field:, and .the
Corps will exit to the crowd. plea -
Sing "I could have Danced All
Night."' There is nodouht that.
our 1966 "Moments to Remember
Show will be the most polished
and delightful of the six produced
thus far
Widely known as Canada's '
mostprogressive Drum and. Bugle
Carps; the Flying Dutchmen
sponsor three major drum cps
events each year:- the Canadian
Indoor Band Festival .on March 5th
- Band Festival ',66 on June 25th,
arid,International Bandland ,Page-
ant on August 27th. •
OTTAWA - .Berrpingharn
Con-
struction Limited of Hamilton has
been awarded a $39,743. contract
for the reconstruction of a wharf
at Oliphant, Bruce County Ont..
public Works Minister George J.
McIlraith announced today.
The successful bid was the iO14-:
est of four opened on.,July,2p, the
high tender beirigt50:738„
A nqw sheet7steet Ole wa4
277.feet long will. be built and,
the wharf decked .with.reinforced
concrete: ,the latter. 'Will •involve '
theiemova1 of the present three:.
hich.,woiXlett decking and string-.
Oliphant isat the Southern end
of the Bruce Peninsula and about
.
eight Miles due west .of Wiartal:. •
all thOse eligible. for this recog-
nition whO May have been earlie
turned down because of a late
application to contact Huron
County JuniOr.Fartper' s Provincia
,.. Director; Donald MoKeroher, iil
Dublin,:
inl. Dlied..141PellieY.
n, . Associate
Agrkult.ural. Represent
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ative for Huron County
HANOVER ..
We are pleased to advise that
it pas been decided" by, the Jun -
tor Farmer's Association of Ont- ,
ario that further -applications •
will be accepted for Century
Farm Signs.
In order to qualify, a farm
must be resided on, and It must '
be in • active operation. PtIrther,
the farm Milk have been owned
• by direct descendants by the
same, family,for 100' years or
more .as of, Jan. ist, 1967. e.g.
farm may have been passed down
from Grandfather Grandfather ta father to
on or fiOrn Grandfather to daugh-
ter -.past down frorn aunts, uncles.
or cousin.s(who may be of the same
name as the owner, does not
count. •
• Betause of the popularity of this
project .and the tremendous amounil
. . of favourable publicity which is.
' . .•
still .being received, a number of
•
. •
'The easiest perSon to deceive
,is yourself. s '' '
• further applications for Century '
Farm designation have resulted.,
We,are therefore anxious to have.
• For souna c4unsel and' a fair price on a monument
correctly designed from quality material, rely on
•.Fred Gviyn, Y. DeCarki
Tiadmioalcc•
America's funniest, famly. is ton
big year way. See' Herinan's Drag.
Racing cat
Tony Randall, S. Jones
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SUNDAY pfiLY, AUG. 21
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Walkerton •Phone 881.0234