Copyright Board Canada
Ottawa, June 14, 2007
Commission du droit d’auteur Canada
FILE: 2007-UO/TI-03 UNLOCATABLE COPYRIGHT OWNERS Non-exclusive licence issued to the University of British Columbia Library for the digital reproduction, the public performance and the communication to the public of sheet music on their Web site Pursuant to the provisions of subsection 77(1) of the Copyright Act, the Copyright Board grants a licence to the University of British Columbia Library as follows: (1) The licence authorizes the digital reproduction, the public performance and the communication to the public (i.e., a scan of the music, a MIDI sound file, a PDF of the music reproduced in Finale notation and the music available for viewing, printing and reading in Finale Viewer) of the following works (sheet music) on the Web site of the University of British Columbia: • Vancouver by Harold F.A. King, dated May 1946, publisher unknown • Vancouver's My Home Town by Russell A. McColl, copyrighted and possibly published in 1976, publisher unknown • Our Golden Jubilee (1886-1936) by Frank McEown, published by Frank McEown, year unknown • High Hills by Charles Elton See, © 1936, publisher unknown • Vancouver Golden Jubilee by Livingston Greenwood, published by Greenwood Publishing Co., Vancouver, c.1936 • My Vancouver by Bob Williams, published by Nordyke Songs, Hollywood, California, c.1963 • I'll be seeing you in B.C. by Gloria Jonas, published by Empire Music Co., New Westminster, B.C. c.1958 • British Columbia by Lydia Hatt, published by Empire Music Co., New Westminster, B.C. c.1971 • Vancouver by Lydia Hatt, © 1971, publisher unknown
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• West of the Beautiful Rockies by Cyril Plotnikoff, published by Empire Music Publishers, New Westminster, B.C. c.1958 • The Trail of '58 by Ellen Renton, printed by Empire Music Co., New Westminster, B.C. c.1958 • Chalet Waltz by Reg Shaw, published by Empire Music Publishers, New Westminster, B.C. 1949 • Lost Lagoon by Pauline Johnson and Margaret Mclntyre, published by BMI Canada Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, 1951 • Beautiful B.C. by Douglas Williamson and Bix Madden, published by Bix Madden Music Service, year unknown • Vancouver by Tommy Ryan, published by Tommy Ryan, New Westminster, B.C. c.1956 • British Columbia It's A Paradise to Me by Betty Fisher, published by Betty Fisher Music Publications, 1958 • Go V's Go! The Vees Song by May C. Gibbs, © 1955 by May C. Gibbs, publisher unknown • Vancouver Calls Me by William Templeton, published by The Vancouver Summer Entertainment Council, c.1940 • Jubilee March by Blanche E. Holt Murison and Marie St. Cyr, published by Western Music Co., c.1936 • My British Columbia Home by Emil Johnson, © 1948 by Emil Johnson, publisher unknown • Vancouver by Joyce Johnson, published by Joyce Johnson, North Burnaby, B.C., c.1962 • British Columbia: A Centennial Song by Alma Kelly, published by Alma Kelly, 1957 • Down Kitsilano Bay by Blanche Lambert, published by Blanche Lambert, c.1953 • Vancouver by Frank McEown, © 1935 by Frank McEown, publisher unknown • The Old Okanagan by Fredric Manchester, published by Manchester & Emmerton, c.1924 • Hats Off! Vancouver (on your golden jubilee) by Andy Manson and Fred Weaver, published by Fred R. Weaver, Vancouver, B.C., c.1936 • Vancouver's Paradise by Adolph Mueller, published by Adolph Mueller, Vancouver, B.C., c.1963 • Cariboo Trail by Des Norman and Cliff Hart, published by Norman-Hart Publications, c.1949
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• B.E.G. Vancouver by Ellen Renton, published by Ellen Renton, Vancouver, B.C., c.1953 • Vancouver's Jubilee by Les Crane and George Rex, published by Rex Music Publishers, c.1936 • Take Me Back To My Vancouver by Mike Smith, © 1972 by Mike Smith, publisher unknown • High on Grouse Mountain by Curly Switzer, published by Empire Music Publishers, c.1951 • Wigwam Inn by Curly Switzer, published by Switzer Music Company, c.1951) • British Columbia March Song & Chorus by William Edward Tambling, printed by B.C. Music Printers, year unknown • Meet Me In Nanaimo (At The Diamond Jubilee) by Chuck Rudd, published by Empire Music Publishers, c.1949. The issuance of this licence does not release the licensee from the obligation to obtain permission for any other use not covered by this licence. (2) The licence for each work expires when the work becomes part of the public domain. (3) The licence is non-exclusive and valid only in Canada. For other countries, it is the law of that country that applies. (4) The licensee will pay the sum of $25 per work to any person who establishes, no later than five years after a work becomes part of the public domain, ownership of the copyright of the works covered in this licence. (5) The coming into force of this licence is conditional on the licensee filing with the Board its undertaking to comply with the conditions set out in paragraph (4) above.
Claude Majeau Secretary General