14R E M E M B R A N C E D A Y S P E C I A LTRIDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 2004Till We Meet Again concert, November 3By Virginia BeatonTrident staffThe annual Till We Meet Againconcert takes place this year onNovember 3 at <strong>the</strong> Rebec<strong>ca</strong> CohnAuditorium at 7 p.m.The concert features <strong>the</strong> StadaconaBand of Maritime ForcesAtlantic under <strong>the</strong> direction of itsconductor, Lieutenant Commander(LCdr) Gaétan Bouchard.There will be a few changes in <strong>the</strong>concert program this year, accordingto Bouchard. “We’re doing adifferent format, closer to a traditionalband concert.”The focus will still be on payingtribute to Canada’s military, henotes, and in addition to acknowledging<strong>the</strong> service of Second WorldWar and Korean veterans, <strong>the</strong> commitmentsof currently servingCanadian Forces (CF) memberswill be integrated into <strong>the</strong> program.“There will be a representativefrom <strong>the</strong> Army, one from <strong>the</strong> Navyand one from <strong>the</strong> Air Force. Thesewill be people who have served insome of <strong>the</strong> latest actions such as OPAPOLLO. They will introduce<strong>the</strong>mselves and describe what <strong>the</strong>yhave done.”Then, three veterans from <strong>the</strong>Second World War or Korea willintroduce <strong>the</strong>mselves and talk about<strong>the</strong>ir military service in <strong>the</strong> Army,PTE HALINA FOLFAS,FORMATION IMAGING SERVICES, HALIFAXThe Stadacona Band Maritime Forces Atlantic performs under <strong>the</strong> direction of Lieutenant Commander (LCdr)Gaétan Bouchard at <strong>the</strong> Rebec<strong>ca</strong> Cohn Auditorium Dalhousie Arts Centre.Navy or Air Force. This alternationwill remind <strong>the</strong> audience of <strong>the</strong> pastand present responsibilities that <strong>the</strong>CF have undertaken and fulfilled,Bouchard believes.Rear- Admiral Dan McNeil, commanderof Maritime ForcesAtlantic, will also address <strong>the</strong> audienceduring <strong>the</strong> evening.The repertoire for <strong>the</strong> concert willinclude several military marchesand in acknowledgement of <strong>the</strong>60th anniversary of <strong>the</strong> D-Daylanding “a medley of <strong>the</strong> regimentalmarches of <strong>the</strong> units that participatedin <strong>the</strong> Normandy landings.”On <strong>the</strong> classi<strong>ca</strong>l side, <strong>the</strong> bandwill play selections from GiacomoPuccini’s opera La Bohème. Ano<strong>the</strong>rpiece will feature a trumpet triofrom within <strong>the</strong> band, and ano<strong>the</strong>rselection will be music with astrong Latin feeling.Bouchard looks forward to introducingtwo special guests who willbe performing solos with <strong>the</strong> band.“We will have Kendra McGillivray,<strong>the</strong> fiddler, and Lori Proulx, who isa very fine singer.”McGillivray will play a set ofScottish fiddle tunes, “and LoriProulx will sing some songs that<strong>we</strong>re popular in <strong>the</strong> 1940s and 1950s.She’ll also sing Amazing Grace.”Proulx will also participate inwhat has become one of <strong>the</strong> mostpopular elements of <strong>the</strong> evening,<strong>the</strong> singalong. The audience isencouraged to sing along with <strong>the</strong>band on songs such as We’ll MeetAgain. Towards <strong>the</strong> end of <strong>the</strong> concert,a padre will say a prayer and<strong>the</strong> audience will sing <strong>the</strong> Navalhymn, Eternal Fa<strong>the</strong>r.Till We Meet Again is scheduledfor 7 p.m. at <strong>the</strong> Rebec<strong>ca</strong> CohnAuditorium of <strong>the</strong> Dalhousie ArtsCentre in Halifax. The Arts Centreis wheelch<strong>air</strong> accessible.Tickets are priced at $15 and areavailable by <strong>ca</strong>lling Jeri Grychowskiat 427-6688. They are also onsale at <strong>the</strong> Arts Centre Box Officeat 494-3820 but cost $17.50 atthis point of sale. All proceedsgo to <strong>the</strong> purchase of a CallowCoaches Access-a-bus for <strong>the</strong>Camp Hill Veterans.TWO MINUTES OF SILENCE–A PITTANCE OF TIMECombines music and <strong>the</strong>atre in an emotional production thatportrays <strong>the</strong> lives of a newly<strong>we</strong>d couple separated by war.featuringTerry Kellyaccompanied by musicians Floyd King & Trevor Millsand actors Sara Tilley and Brad HodderLOCAL PROFESSIONALS WORKING FOR YOU!Shopping for a Mortgage?“low mortgageinterest ratesare just <strong>the</strong>beginning...”Take advantage of Bonnie’s 16 yearsof lending experience and herfinancial planning experience.CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE MORTGAGE ANALYSIS!Bonnie Morgan-Hamm, CFP 1-902-233-3577Accredited Mortgage Professional Fax: 1-902-876-0842The Smart Move to Make Your <strong>ca</strong>reers are on <strong>the</strong> move. So is<strong>you</strong>r family. Buying or selling <strong>ca</strong>llMike first. 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Atlantic Branch 1533495 Prospect RoadWhite’s Lake, NS B3T 1Z3852-2420• Bingo every Sun 7:30pm• Remembrance service Nov. 11• Follo<strong>we</strong>d by live entertainmentCaen Legion, Br. 1641341 Main RoadEastern Passage, NS B3G 1M4Caen164@ns.sympatico.<strong>ca</strong>465-3700• Doors open at 10am• Sunday at noonSomme Legion, Br. 3154 King StreetPO Box 99Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3Y2463-1050• Mon-Thurs 11am-11:30pm• Fri 11am-midnight• Sat 10am-12:30am• Fri & Sat dances 9:30pm-12:30am• Visit our museum at 52 King St.F<strong>air</strong>view Legion, Br. 14250 Hillcrest StreetHalifax, NS B3N 2X5443-7256, fax 443-7624• Bingo every Mon 7:30pm• Friday dancesVimy Legion, Br. 275527 Cogs<strong>we</strong>ll StreetHalifax, NS B3J 1R2429-6336• Mon-Wed 11am-11:30pm• Thurs-Sat 11am-midnight• Sunday, noon-6pm• New members always <strong>we</strong>lcomeWaverley Legion Branch 901166 Rocky Lake RoadWaverley, NS B2R 1R4860-2144• Every Fri fish & chip dinner11am-1pm• Remembrance services at branchand Windsor Junction Nov. 11Calais Legion, Br. 16245 Sackville Cross RoadPO Box 496, LCD 1Lr. Sackville, NS B4C 3G4865-9177 or 865-4583• Mon-Thurs 11am-11pm• Fri 11am-1am• Sat 10am-1am• Sun noon-8pm• Lounge EntertainmentFri & Sat 9pm-1amEarl Francis Spryfield MemorialBranch 1527 Sussex StreetHalifax, NS B3R 1N8477-0467• Mon-Sat 10am-midnight• Sun noon-11:30pm• Bingo every Sun 1pmAtlantic Chiefs & POsAssociationPO Box 3533 DEPSDartmouth, NS B2W 5G4420-0370• Office hours Mon-Fri 9am-noonRoyal Canadian NavalAssociation Peregrine Branch2623 Agricola StreetHalifax, NS B3K 4C1454-4385• Opens at 1pm Tues-Sat• Nov. 11 Levies 1-5pmSea King Club12 Wing ShearwaterPO Box 148Shearwater, NS B0J 3A0460-1011, ext. 1091Royal Artillery ParkOfficers Mess1575 Queen Street, Bldg 1Halifax, NS B3J 2H9427-7190• Open Mon-SatFleet Club – Open DailyPO Box 99000, Stn ForcesHalifax, NS B3K 5X5427-0550, ext. 8219www.fleetclubatlantic.<strong>ca</strong>Chiefs &POs/WOs & Sgts MessPO Box 99000, Stn. ForcesHalifax, NS B3K 5X5427-0550, ext 4923• Open dailyCentennial Branch 160703 Main St.Dartmouth, NS B2W 3T6462-2910 / 404-3011• Open Mon-Sat @ 11am• Sun @ noon• Hall rentals / <strong>ca</strong>tering on site• Bingos Sun,doors open @ 6:30pm• New members <strong>we</strong>lcome• Lots of events happeningWhite Ensign, Br. 1295519 Almon StreetHalifax, NS B3K 1T4454-4281• Mon-Sat 10am-midnight• Sun noon-7pmSubmariners’ Associationof Canada (East)For information contact ch<strong>air</strong>manD.H. (Buster) Brown at477-9148Or visit <strong>we</strong>bsite:www.saoceast.comLt. Chris Saunders –We Shall Remember
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