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JUNE 25, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE: 9 these school children stop over for one con- cert en route to Sault Ste. Marie, North Bay and Sudbury. John Bird is in the Fort William male choir and his whole time seems to be with music and it really showed his love of music when his band were put through their paces with their excellent marches and polkas on their brass instruments and drums. The audience showed their appreciation who- leheartedly as the performance ended with the - well known M.A.S.H. tune. Mr. Bird thanked the schools for inviting their orchestra and band and he also presented Ed McAdam with a small token for the hand of friendship that Ed had extended to him and his bands. One sad note following the concert was a frantic phone call to Ed the next day from John - Where was the music??? The whole score for both orchestra and band had gone astray. It was located still in the High School care- fully put by, the door, but overlooked by every- one. The Terrace Bay Police Department when into fast action, much to the relief of Mr. Bird in Sault Ste. Marie and Police Chief Dave Barnett had the boxes on a long distance truck travelling east. Time of arrival if the driv- er followed orders would be twenty minutes be- fore the evening performance, so only one aft- ernoon concert had to be cancelled. P.S. I never did find out how the truck was stopped, but I bet the driver was relieved when he was only asked to deliver some music post-haste to a school orchestra in Sault Ste. Marie. LEGION SPONSORS MIXED TWO BALL TOURNAMENT On June I4th, the Legion held a successful mixed two ball golf tournament under the chair-| manship of Charlie Koski and Jeannette Gunter. Many new faces turned out for the event. The winners were: Low Net - Cam and Joanne Burgess, Runner-up low net - Jan Hall and Ida Romanuk; Low Gross - Charlie Koski and Rose Dakin, Runner-up low gross - Dave Gunter and Shirley Caron. Low Gross Ist nine - Ted Vel- anoff and Dene Clancy; Low Gross 2nd nine - Harry Bartlett and Mary Claire Kennedy; Low Hole, Sam Ballentine & Jean Megraw; High Hole, Julie Rattray and Joe Kennedy. The day ended with a steak bar-b-que and a dance at the Legion Hall. Mr. Sam Boyd Sr. has his sister-in-law Mrs. Ellie Todd from Belfast, Northern Ireland GERALDTON PLANS CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS The celebrations in Geraldton for Canada Day are bigger and better this July I, I975. All of the activities will take place at the High School grounds and in the Public School for the Arts and Crafts Display. A parade starting from the Curling Club and led by the Lake Superior Scottish Band will begin the festivities for the day. The parade will end at the High School grounds, where the opening ceremonies will take place with our Mayor, Federal and Provin -cial representatives, and Chairman of the celebrations Mike Power saying a few brief words. There is a trophy for the best float entry and the best decorated bike in the parade. The King and Queen will be in attendance at the celebrations all day selling the left over tickets, being interviewed by CBQ, and drawing the winning ticket for the small por- table colour television at the Beer Gardens and Open air dance that evening. A variety of activities will take place throughout the day. There will be races, baby crawling contest, greasy pole event, Arts & Crafts Display, O.P.P. Dog Show and continued vage 10... tc visiting with him. JUNE 16 to 28 at the MAYFAIRHOTEL SCHREIBER