_ cartons, “ee Milk comes from . The PNE’ s Livestock Show is one of the largest of its kind in Canada. This yeat' more than 3,000 animals entered_by 2,000 competitors will compete for a total of $100,000'in prize money. For at least 80% of the animals shown it will be annual livestock barns, watch the cows and ‘goats being milked, see newborn calves — and lambs, and take part in new 4-H seminars specially. designed to give all kids an insight into the practical side of farming. their first time at the Fair. _ For B.C.’s farmers and ° breeders the Livestock Show is one of the most important events of the year -.a chance to get together with other farmers, and part holiday, but most important of all, the opportunity to enter their animals in one of Canada’s most prestigious competitions. A judge's decision can double the value of an animal over- night, and the competition is _ fierce. ‘permanent, __For their parents there’s a seventeen-day display of all the breeds on show at the fair. So don't worry if you miss the judging _ ‘of -any one breed, you'll still be able to see representative ‘animals from each division any time you come. On August 21 and 26 everyone is welcome to another new event at the Livestock Show pecial two hour = shows designed Sto interest everyone with a broad look at all aspects of the agriculture and livestock < yesn’t ii it? ' School Peters photo) ” - DIFFERENT DOORS STUDIO Theatre school with accent on youth | Different Doors Theatre is the first in- dependent theatre school established on the North _ five to 21- -years, as both cast and stage crew. This first production was a’ success, But the Livestock Show isn’t just for farmers.. This year, more than ever before, the PNE wants to make sure that everyone can enjoy a day out at the farm. For all those city kids who think that milk comes in cartons there’s the chance to visit the scene. Admission is free. Dairy Cattle and Swine at the Show: August 18 to 22; Beef and Sheep at the Show: August 23 to 28; and Dairy Goats at the Show: August .29 to September 3. PORC for playgrounds Information. on various plans, approximate costs and different types of playgrounds is available at the Play Opportunities Resource Clinic. This in- formation, ‘along with film and slide presentations is available to any community expressing an interest in the construction of a play ground. P.O.R.C. will also assist you in assessing your needs diagnosis of the way Singer Total Tune-up Program Let our expens put your sewing machine in top working order They will thoroughly check every part of your machine in a comprehensive 23 step They'll al, balance, tune, test and repair Plus replace any necessary parts When your machine comes back you'll have smooth sewing ONE -WEEK $ 1 os pepiaren’ ow SPECIAL We repair all makes, models... FREE in-store estimates. SINGER Capilano mall 980-7913 and requirements. A P.O.R.C. representative will _ make a visit to the proposed playground site, assist with site overcome any problems encountered during the planning stages. If you're building a playground or just want to find out more about children’s play en- vironments, call 666-2641 for more information. every stitch plans and help to. . . i interested in Shore to involve and train young people in the theatre - arts. Students enroll in a basic course in acting technique: Creative Drama (5 to 10 years), Drama (10 to 12 years) and Youth Theatre (13 to 21 years). They then have the option to attend free six week courses in specialized areas: ‘creative ‘movement, stunts and sword fighting, makeup, m . stage managing, props, voice and mime. All basic courses end with participation in a production. before live audiences. These productions offer an ap- prenticeship situation where students work %ith qualified adults, stressing a high standard of professionalism. Each year two youth theatre productions are presented — one children’s play and a final adult, professional production staffed by students. Last fall, Different Doors Studio presented, ‘Dark of the Moon’ at the Centennial Theatre. This production involved over a hundred young People | ranging from attending. The second youth production, ‘David and Lisa’ | was presented in February at the studio. This play, about emotionally disturbed teenagers, was presented as matinees to high ‘school audiences from English, Theatre and Psychology classes, showing theatre as an educational medium. The spring production was a_ children’s play, ‘Once Upon a Clothesline’ per- formed by children five to 15 years, many performing for the first time before a live audience. Special field trip matinees were arranged with elementary schools. Children immensely enjoyed this production performed by other children. The final production this year was ‘Billy Liar’, an English comedy combining professional actors and a student production crew. The studio's first year established both a _ high standard of production and a strong rapport with the community. Come in and browse through our large ; selection of distinct rattan styles and ac- cessories. INTENSE CONCENTRATION is noi as important 1 as ; knowing how to paint for the fun of it. A group of senior citizens get together every Monday for ap enjoyable afternoon of painting at the West Van Rec Centre. (Terry The studio’s primary ita is to involve young people of the North Shore in con- successful first needs the year but support and . financial assistance of the through ~ * the co-operative, hard- work that theatre demands. Different Doors Theatre School has had a. | | community to help it con- tinue. For further in- formation call the studio _ (55% Lonsdale) at 986-6455. LEANING CLOSE to hear the old tunes is Jacqui Minns. 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