1969NMC Musicians Plan Spring TourNorthern Montana College’s Concert Band and Northernyear the groups toured through northeastern Montana and intodersen, Susan Rampelberg and Lutnes of Westby; tenor saxo-Singers have arranged to present 16 performances in seven days during their 1,200-mile is as follows; annual spring tour which willNorth Dakota.The announced tour scheduleConnie Stillar of Havre, Diana Stevens of Moore and Violetphone - Betty Schmidt of Fair-Vender of Great Falls; tenors -field; baritone saxophone -Dav-Allan Dancer of Malta, Ed ObieMarch 12 - Chester Hightake them through western and School at 2;30 p.m. and Shelbysouthwestern regions of Montana March 12-18.of Chinook and Clint Kegel, Scott Schreiber and Alan Sorensen ofid Turner of Ferdig; cornets -Stu Corbin of Great Falls. Allan Dancer of Malta, DustyHigh School at 8 p.m.; March 13 Havre; basses - Don Bitz ofDusterhoff of Hungry Horse,- Sunburst High School at 10:30Ellis C. Worthen, NMC music a.m., Browning High School atBox Elder, Robert Cook. Dan Hulett and Mark Nelson ofJames Guill of Sun River, Don Holmquist of Helena, Russell. . . . , ... - — —-...... — Hurd and Don Stein of Havredepartment chairman and band 2:30 p.m. and Whitefish High Havre, and Steve Mildren of and Terry Sandstrom of Glas- vatedirector, and John M. Trepp, school at 8 p.m.; March 14 - Kalispell.Singers director, have announced that their itinerary in-Kalispell High School at 10:30eludes 11 high school or publicconcerts, two clinics, two college concerts and one concert at the state children’s home.Miss Eva Wetz, piano instructor, will also accompany thea.m., Libby High School clinic at 2:30 p.m. and Libby High School concert at 8 p.m.; March 15 - Hamilton High School concert at 8 p.m.; March 16 -The Concert Rand personnelincludes;gow; French horns - Cynthia Collier and Jack Shortell ofHavre, Cheryl Johnson of Sid-Hutes - Becky Ross of Great ney and Fred van Sand of Chi-Dillon High School at 8 p.m.;Falls, Dorothea Trang ofSeobey nook,and Candy Wardell of Havre; Trombones - Beatrice Gra-oboe - Dorothy Bradbury ofHavre; bassoon - Jeanette An-ham of Plentvwood, Steve Mildren of Kalispell and Diana Stev-group.They will leave after completing their winter quarter final exam schedules and returnMarch 1lt; - Twin Bridges High dersen of Havre; E —flat clar- ens of Moore; baritone - MarkSchool at 10;30 a.m., Montana inet - Connie Stillar of Havre, Nelson of Havre; tubas - TomHome at Boulder at 2;30 p.m.,B-flat clarinets - Gail Brad-Carroll College at 8 p.m., andmidway in the spring vacationbreak between quarters. LastMarch 18 - College of GreatFalls at 11 a.m. and Greatbury, Mickey Hulett, Diane Kiemele and Korrene Maffit ofHavre, Cherry Johnson of Sid-Falls High School at 2 p.m. ney, Preston Kappes of MilesBrown of Great Falls, Gary Kindopp of Sidney and Randy Miller of Nashua; tympani -Violet Bender of Great Falls;PurkettMembership in the Northern City, Richard Lutnes of Westby,Singers, select vocal group, in- Jerry Myhr of Great Falls andeludes:Barbara Newman of Whitefish; Kalispell.percussion - Bob Cook, Gail Irvine and John LaBonty of Havre, and Clark Henderson ofDpHVPT Sopranos - Dorothy Bradbury, alto clarinet - Sylvia Bucher of■■■ “wllwwl Mickey Hulett and Gail Irvine Kevin; bass clarinet - JaniceWilliams of Havre.Hong Kong is one of the world’smost overcrowded cities, ac-Also saxophone-PhyllisGer- cording to the Encyclopaedianam, is now a patient at the chin0C*; altos - Jeanette An- naat of Conrad and Raymond Britannica.Sp/4 Wllliard E. Purkett, whowasof Havre, Cheryl Johnson of Sidney and Mahaila Mularkey ofarmy general hospital in Den-'hurs- ver*arcia,,y pro-His complete address is;Sp/4 Wllliard E. Purkett,A. •* IFurAnnaidentFirstday,Pasteing.Prlt;the 11HomeRetzeWedntwo nPalKneeiPickeWilli;latterthe dButery.Mrsix c18 gbrothbandMa rgPnneralGoggand SulphNorthMartZone