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oNALLY KNOWN 135 To Put Barrie On Map One organization that has put Bnrrie on the map is the internationallyk wn Barrie District Central collegiate Band The hand first made the in ternational news when they took their trin to Europe in 1958 Since then Illey have received ajudieators pr is and first prizes in various must it festivals held throughout the province ltlr Fisher director of the hand began school orchestra in 1937 They changed to hand in 1910 and in one year progressed to the point where they played in Massey Hall in 1941 Since that time the band has been playing in the Kiwanis Festival and capturing tirst place every year except in 1957 when they did not enter It tht band wins first prize in the 62 Festival their first pr ize awards will number 5i They will he entering three classes this year The band has been consis tent winner at prizes since its DUNLOP ST inception said the Director Mr Fisher The past summer Mn Fish cr took the hand to the Canad ian National Exhibition as he has been doing since 1951 Here again the hand carried oil tir st prize The band has also entertained audiences in such places as Orillia Penctang and Graven hurst lhey presenth midwlntcr concert in conjunction with the Ross Caldwell singers This ben elit evening was held to raise lands for the bands travelling expenses Aside from putting on th eir own concerts the members also play at the Skating Carnival and the Remebrancc Day Ser vice The bands uniforms are paid or through various organizations and approximately tvoltthirds oi the members own their own in struments The school owns the remaining onethird ltirl Fisher has knowledge at all instruments and his mus Draperies 8r Floor Coverings oungd ical education is nuLstanding in his college days he played in dance orchestra and was in an orchestra in Ogdcnshurg lte also played lead clarinet in band in Cobourg lie was recently elected to active membership of the Am erican School Band Directo rs Association He holds the honor of being the lirst Canadian cl ectcd to this association Tapes are on their way to the Periorming Arts Committee at the Worlds Fair Century 21 in Seattle Washington These tapes are being submitted in the hope that the band will he no cepted to play in the Band or the Day feature which runs from hlay to October Bands tor this program will be drawn from many countries with the program being booked from the 27th of August to the first or October with Bands from the American Schools Mr Fisher said The line recommendations mm the De partment of Education for Ont ario and the submitted tapings may result in an invitation and citation for the Barrie Col legiate Band in August It the band should be able to go west said Mr Fisher we will probably be playing in Vancouver as well as Seat tle Mr Fisher is assisted by Mr Mitchell business manag er for the group and Carl Ham ilton personnel manager There are 76 members in the band They include Valerie Vestman Ken Brock Katherine McBride Barbara 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