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24 - Sunday, July 14, 1985 - North Shore News

Mountainfest ready
to rock Whister

THE HILLS of Whistler are
alive with the sound of
music this summer.

P.A.D.1. Productions is
producing, once again, a
music festival.

Whistler provides a
beautiful natural arena for
the festival, as well as having
an abundance of recreational
and leisure facilities.

The co-operation of the
merchants and residents of
the village during the first

Champagne
brunch
to be held

WHAT BETTER way to
start a summer Sunday than
with a Champagne Brunch
in a beautiful park by a
musical river?

The West Vancouver
Community Arts Council is
inviting members,
neighbours, associates and
the public to attend the First
Annual Champagne Brunch
at Klee Wyck, 200 Keith
Road in West Vancouver on
Sunday, July 21.°°

The Gallery will be open
and, visitors will have the
Opportunity to meet artist
Frank Zeidler whose fresh
and summery watercolours
inspired by the community
are presently on exhibit.

Join the fun at noon on
July 21.

The $5 ticket price in-
cludes quiche, fruit and a
glass of champagne. Tickets

are available at Klee ‘Wyck

weekdays 9:30 a.m. to I
p.m., by calling 922-1110 or
at the door.

Summer
adventures
for Cap
teenagers

CAPILANO COMMUNITY
Services, in cooperation with
a community resource team
made up on the Recreation
Commission, local churches,
schools, social agencies and
the RCMP have hired two
summer youth workers for
the Capilano District.

With funding from
Challenge °85, Vancouver
Foundation, Kiwanis and the
District of North Van-
couver,the youth workers will
be operating out of Wm.
Griffin Community Centre
during the summer months.

Doug Hamel and Michele
Wolfe are both students in
the Capilano College Out-
door Recreation program
and will combine their
wilderness, canoeing, hiking
and cycling skills to provide
one, two and three day
summer adventures for
Capilano teens.

They are planning weekly
informal barbecues, canoe
repair workshops and Friday
night videos and shooting
pool on a recently donated
table. The emphasis is on
building positive relation-
ships between themselves
and teens and between teens
and their peers centred
around constructive,
challenging events.

For more information
contact Doug and Michele at
W. Griffin. Centre - 986-
2255,

festival, **Jazz on the Moun-
tain’, in 1983, was a strong
factor in the decision to
teturn to the area,

This year, organizers have
broadened the musical scope
to encompass the best of the
blues and Motown worlds,
along with the top quality
jazz.

This change should tring
in a wider range of audience,
while still ensuring the return
of those who attended the
first festival (and those who
wish they had).

The site of the stage for
this year’s event, has been
changed to a spot which
holds all of the advantages
of the former site, while
providing greater conve-
nience in the areas of food
and beverage sales, ad-
ministration, catering and
security.

“Jazz on the Mountain"’

was acclaimed as an
Organizational and musical
success by the press, the au-
dience, the merchants of
Whistler, and the artists,
themselves. This year's fes-
tival is guaranteed to run
just as smoothly, with even
more entertainment value.

The festival starts July 26
and the tentative line up in-
cludes:

The Geoff Dunn/Ronnie
Johnson Band, Powder
Blues, Freddie Hubbard,
Martha Reeves, Sam and
Dave, The Dave Quarin Big
Band, John Handy, Tom
Keenlyside Quintet, Richie
Cole, Larry Coryell, The
James Cotton Blues Band,
The Elvin Bishop Blues
Band, John Hammond, R &
B Allstars, Thunder and
Lightning, Long John
Baldry with Kathi Mac-
Donaid and Skywalk.

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