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Art classes expand

AFTER A successful summer pro-
gram, the West Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council will be offer-
ing an expanded program of art
classes for both adults and children
at Klee Wyck, 200 Keith Road in
West Vancouver.

Beginning Sept. 22 a number of
10-week courses will provide the
opportunity for all ages to explore
the arts under the guidance of
highly qualified and enthusiastic
instructors.

For adults, there will be Wed-
nesday daytime courses in water-
color painting, an open media
class, and a new Thursday evening
class in painting called Where to
Start and How to Keep Going.

THE MUSIC Therapy program
offered at Capilano College is the
only one of its kind in Western
Canada.

“People who go into music
therapy are those who love work-
ing with people and who also have
musical talent,’’ says music thera-
py instructor Kerry Burke.

“Typically they’ve been wishing
that they could put the two skills
together somehow, and when they
find this program they feel that
they've really found their place.’

Graduates of music therapy are
working al! across Canada in
private practice, long term care,
and other types of hospitals and
health care facilities with people of
all ages and all types of disabilities.

‘*We’ve had students from every
province in Canada,”’ said Burke.
“Phis year we have quite a few
from the Maritimes.’’

There are still a few seats left for
the program starting this
September.

Applicants must be at least two
years out of high school, have a
Grade 7 level of music perfor-
mance, have completed Grade 4
theory or the equivalent, and have
completed a Psychology 100
course.

For more information about
music therapy call Nancy
MeMaster at 984-4951.

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On Friday mornings, Eve Chap-
ple will be providing instruction on
the popular art of fabric printing,
a course designed for the artist or
craftperson at the beginning or in-
termediate level.

The fall session will provide op-
portunity for children to continue
their explorations of the arts.

Programs are designed to pro-
vide a high calibre of instruction
meant to supplement the school
program.

These are fun and
classes.

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children seven to 10-years-old can
join instructor Polly Faminow for
drawing and painting.

On Saturday mornings visual
arts instruction continues with two
classes, one for five to eight-year-
olds and the other for those nine to
12.

CHILDREN'S THEATRE

The popularity of the summer
theatre program for children has
resulted in the new ‘Saturday
Childrens’ Theatre Group’.
Children eight to 12-years-old are

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various theatre activities from in-
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The emphasis is on group coop-
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AN courses at Klee Wyck are
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Classes will be kept small, so
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