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Graduates of the Lucknow kindergarten morning class are
from the left, front, Tina Jewson, Laurie Hickey, Heather
Askes, Amy Austin, Angela Cranston, Jamie Fraser, Chris
Boyd and Chad Moffat, and back, Kelly Stevenson, Tarrin
Colwell, Michael de Boer, Terry Thompson, Amy Falconer,
Danny Thomson, Mitchell Harris, Kristen O'Neill and Lisa
Neable. Their teacher is Nancy Maclntyre.
[Photo by Sharon Dietz!
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Graduates of the Lucknow kindergarten afternoon class are
from the left, front, Robbie Quackenbush, Jonathen Hallam,
Julie Carter, Wesley Barnwell, Sara Haldenby, Michael
Johnston, Andrew Johnston, Donna Bonnett, and Brent
Summers, back, Joey Hodgins, Katrina Abbott, Jack)
Murray, Betty Lynn Smith, Terry Bushell, Dawne Rhody,
Crystal Bushell, Jesse Park and Lisa Gollan. Their teacher Is
Joan Black. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
Legion mass pipe band will play in Jamboree ...
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Hawaii where the Mayor proclaimed
Hawaii/Canada Friendship Week and the
Band did a parade and concert in
Kailua-Kona. During their nine days in
Waikiki on Oahu, the Governor of the State
of Hawaii proclaimed Hawaii/Canada
Friendship Week in honour of the Massed
Band's visit. A special noon hour concert
was held in the lolani Palace grounds with
the Royal Hawaiian Band. The Massed Band
performed at the Hula Bowl football game on
Saturday, January 15, 1983 and then on
Monday, January 17, 1983 they did a very
Special Service of Remembrance in the
Punchbowl Cemetery at 10.30 a.m. with the
U.S. Army 25th infantry Division Band and
representatives of numerous U.S. veterans
organizations.
In the summer months of each year.
several major parades and performances are
done throughout Ontario. They also partici-
pate in the Metropolitan Toronto Police
Games, The Scottish World Festival parade
in Toronto, The Canadian National Exhi-
bition opening day parade and the annual
Warrior's Day Parade at the Canadian
National Exhibition, the nationally televised
annual "Oktoberfest Parade” in Kitchener
and the Grey Cup Parade in Toronto.
This world famous Band has been receiv-
ing invitations from many places around the
world and cannot accept all of them. The
Massed Band Council has decided to accept
their many invitations to do a return tour of
Scotland and so plans are now well in hand
to do another "Grand Tour of Scotland"
from August 16 to September 3, 1984.
Anyone who is interested in going with the
"Ontario Massed Legion Pipes and Drums"
to Scotland in 1984, should contact The
Lucknow Legion Branch for more details.
The members of Lucknow Legion feel that
they are providing the citizens of the
community and all visitors with a real
opportunity to see a band of this calibre
performing in our Village. They are hoping
that the parade route will be lined with
spectators with a large attendance at the
Drumhead Service to fully enjoy this special
occasion.
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