The Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Band performing at the provincial championships in Methven. It won the championships and was also awarded first placings in the quickstep and aggregate categories. The band has a full itinerary, including the national championships in Palmerston North in February and an overseas trip in July. The band will be leaving to take part in the Nanaimo Games on Vancouver Island, Canada, in July, and will then go on to the championships in Portland, Oregon. It will also give a performance at Disneyland.
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86The Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Band performing at the provincial championships in Methven. It won the championships and was also awarded first placings in the quickstep and aggregate categories. The band has a full itinerary, including the national championships in Palmerston North in February and an overseas trip in July. The band will be leaving to take part in the Nanaimo Games on Vancouver Island, Canada, in July, and will then go on to the championships in Portland, Oregon. It will also give a performance at Disneyland. Press, 21 December 1981, Page 10
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