Remembrance Day, 2006
 A dark image of the band on hand for Remembrance Day ceremonies. After the service at the South Pavilion at the Exhibition grounds, the band played at the Army, Navy & Air Force veterans' club, and then at the Legion. |
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A dark image of the band on hand for Remembrance Day ceremonies. After the service at the South Pavilion at the Exhibition grounds, the band played at the Army, Navy & Air Force veterans' club, and then at the Legion. |
 This photo was on the top of the front page of the High River Times August 30, 2006. After performing our sets in a circle in a newly built bandstand, we marched off. The text in the photo reads: "MUSIC SOOTHES THE SOUL - Over the weekend High River hosted a variety of Scottish events and bands, including the Highland Games and The Royal Canadian Legion Lethbridge Pipe and Drum Band, shown here marching out of George Lane Park after opening for the Celtic folk band Get Reel, Aug. 27. For more on the High River Highland Games, see page 11." |
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| Crossing Stafford Drive in the Whoop-Up Days parade, Aug. 22, 2006 |
 Almost every parade-ready member of the band was out for this event, some for their first performance with the band. Photos: Tom Wilson |
 Lethbridge Herald photo of the band in the Whoop-Up Days parade. Visible in the photo are: Left column (front to back): Jacob Knight (pipes), Art Cogdale (pipes), [Jocelyne Kaminski (snare), hidden from view by Art], Joshua Og (snare) Middle column (front to back): Duncan MacNeill (pipes), Ethan Stokell (pipes), [Bruce Gedrasic (bass), hidden from view by Ethan], Drew Kuzma (snare) Right column (front to back): Evan Moradel (pipes), Cory Armfelt (pipes), Rob Tomkinson (tenor), Simeon Weststeijn (snare) David Kaminski is not in the field of view at all. Immediately behind the band is the Legion van pulling the Legion's float, followed by cadets. |
 On the move in the Claresholm parade, Aug. 12, 2006. The parade began amid some sporadic light rain and cool temperatures. The Clan Maxwell band was there, only slightly bigger in numbers. We were stretched for personnel, but fortunately Bruce agreed to step up to play bass for us for the 50 minute parade. From left to right: Rob Tomkinson (snare), Ethan Stokell (pipes), Bruce Gedrasic (bass), Cory Armfelt (pipes), David Kaminski (pipes), Art Cogdale (pipes). Photo: Drew Kuzma |
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| The band for the Milk River parade, Aug. 5, 2006 From left to right: Art Cogdale (pipes), Duncan MacNeill (pipes), Rob Tomkinson (bass), Evan Moradel (pipes), David Kaminski (pipes), Jocelyne Kaminski (snare), Cory Armfelt (pipes) |
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| The band for the Coutts parade, June 17, 2006. We led the parade, and were the only band there. From left to right: David Kaminski(pipes), Evan Moradel (pipes), Vin Tyssen (bass), Duncan MacNeill (pipes), Jocelyne Kaminski (snare), Art Cogdale (pipes), Jacob Knight (pipes) |
 On the move. |
 After the parade (someone has a jacket that's too short). It was a chilly, damp day and after waiting 20 minutes in the cold and damp, we finally got to go. By parade's end, drones were failing throughout the band. Calgary Police were out in force, and fielded a large, good sounding band. Clan Maxwell also fielded a small band of six. We were between the two bands in the parade line-up, and behind a girls' marching band from southeastern BC. From left to right: David Kaminski(pipes), Jocelyne Kaminski(snare), Evan Moradel (pipes), Art Cogdale (pipes), Rob Tomkinson (bass), Duncan MacNeill (pipes) |