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CONDUCTOR, Joseph Arduini

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EUPHONIUM ,
NICK PAVILIKIS

BASSES
1. JOE HACKL
2. FRANK HOY

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“the Shrine ‘Club of Prince . Rupert. ‘who furnished i

‘and 1953. By 1953 the Shrine Club found that it could |
‘no longer give: adequate support. to ‘the band. ‘and .
“at once again the band became an orphaned. legion. ut

‘at HMCS Chatham and the HMCS Chatham Band was

Rupert. A Bund Association has been formed, instru.”
‘ments bought and the Kinsmen) Club have ‘donated |

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struments and uniforms: ‘for the formation. ofthe’ Shrine : :
Glub Band, a familiar’ sight in” the City. between: 1947

  
  
 

‘Finally, suitable arrangements ‘were made to hav
the Band members join the ranks of .the ‘Naval Reserve.

   

   
 
 
   
   
  

born. This..proved a very suitable sponsorship until ..
mid 1957 when another government: austerity program |
forced a decrease In membership of the Naval Reserve .
with fhe result thot the Band was once again left .
without, a sponsor, uniforms or. instruments. ,

      
       
 
 
 

 
 
   

‘The jpresent: status of the Band was achieved
through the untiring efforts of the Late Mr. Pater Lien,
his son Arne and a few die-hard musicians who were .
able to get the support of. the service clubs: in the ©
City and a grant of $3,000.00 from the City of Prince -

  
 
 
 

     
  
   

  
  
 
 
  
  

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another biow was dealt to “the organization. The”
death of the beloved bandinuster Petor Lien,

It was felt that Peter would have wished the Band
to go on.with the concert and under the baton of
Mr. J. Arduini, the group have been practising with
intensified zest, determined to make the concert a,
SUCCOSS,

It Is hoped that Prince Rupert's Band has ‘at last
found its place, and that the highly commendable.
support given thus far fram the City, and residents
Will Gontinue and enable the organization to further
the. musical status of Prince Rupert.

            
     
  
  
   
   
     
  
   

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