g Marine Biology and hopes to continue her part time » modelling career
‘after. she’ graduates, She loves scuba a diving, windsurfing and playing the piano.

, FOURTEEN “prudent from |
British Columbia, with horn :

player~’Steven. Field. from
_” West: Vancouver, . have been

‘chosen to “take! part ‘in the -

1985 Royal Bank - National

Youth. Orchestra

(NYO)Tour.:

“SsThe 100-strong NYO will
mark: its’. 25th anniversary

this year with a 10-city tour :

of eastern Canada:from July
29 to August 26, sponsored
* by the Royal Bank.

The 14° B. Cc ‘students
joined the NYO in Kingston,
Ontario for a rigorous train-
ing session in July.

The students then take
pa. in the 1985 tour which
will treat audiences in’ On-

tario, Quebec and New
Brunswick to 12 separate
concerts.

Up to 1,000 young musi-

clans from. across Canada
audition’each year for one of
the 100 places in the NYO’s
summer training program.

Since its inception in 1960,
the NYO has played to au-
diences across Canada as
well as the United States,
England, Germany and
France.

Canada’s NYO is a non-
profit organization devoted
tothe training of yo. ; Ca-
nadians in advanced or-
chestral musicianship. It ‘is
regarded internationally as
one of the finest training
schools for young musicians
in the world and has pro-

duced many. accomplished
graduates,

Tne 1985 NYO tour is be-
ing sponsored by the Royal

Bank of Canada as its major ~

contribution to International
Youth Year. As well as
donating $100,000 to fund
the '85 tour, the Royal has
supplied promotional sup-
port.

All box-office proceeds
from NYO concerts go
directly to community
groups in each concert loca-
tion which help organize and
promote the local perfor-
mance. After covering the
costs of staging their city’s
concert, these groups use the
profit to fund community
projects, many of which in-
volve educational programs
for young Canadians.

Tina Turner coming

AS PART of her Private
Dancer tour, Tina Turner,
will be coming to Van-
couver, September 27,

The concert will be at the
VANE Coliseum. Tickets are
on sale at all VTC and CBO
outlets.

Turner, most recently
noted for her electric on-

stage performance with Mick

Jagger in Philadelphia, as
part of the Live Aid Show, is
not a new sensation,

“With a career spanning
20 years Tina Turner has
never been hotter. She is
undoubtedly one of the best
known, respected and loved
rock and roll entertainers in

»

the world today,’’ says Ron
McEachern, Director of
Marketing for Pepsi-Cola.

The Canadian leg of
Turner’s tour started in St.
John’s, Newfoundland,
earlier this month.

She will have competed 17
dates across Canada by the
time she hits Vancouver.

From Pago 51
copies will be off the presses
by May 19, Sutherland says.

A professional
photographer with
publishing experience in
newspaper and magazines,
Sutherland handles the
photographers involved in
the book, while Bellamy,
also a professional
photographer, handles the

- financial end of the project.

HUGE COMMITMENT
The two estimate total

Jazzy

weekend

SALT SPRING ISLAND
will be the scene of a jazz
festival Saturday, Aug. 24.

Island Jazz: A Day of
Dixieland will feature four
bands playing from noon till
midnight and beyond.’ Jazz
lovers are expected to travel
from all over Vancouver
Island and the Lower
Mainland to hear the Tri-
City Jazz Band from Seattle,
Ian Menzies and Razzmajazz
from Vancouver., Spirit of
Dixie from Victoria and a
group of local jazz musi-
cians.

Tickets at $7.50, are
available in Ganges at The
General Store and the

. Tourist Information Centre.

They can also be purchased
by phone using Visa or
Mastercard. The number to
call is 537-5612.

Tickets are
Victoria at the Bastion Inn
and in Vancouver at the Hot
Jazz Club.

qagnantt 10 sani

available in

53 - Friday, August 23, 1985 - North Shore News

Book requires
massive personal
time commitments

costs to produce the book
will be close to $300,000.
Personal commitment in-
volved in wading through
the daily two to eight rolls of
film shot and the eventual
80,000 photographs they
estimate will be taken by the
time April 6, 1986 arrives, is
total: ‘tall day, every day,”
says Bellamy.

Collins Publishing has
recently made verbal agrze-
ment to publish ‘‘ Van-
couver? A Year In Motion",
while Cohen and Rick
Smolan, the two mainsprings
behind the Day In the Life
series, will be coming to
Vancouver in September to
oversee the project.

As far as financial profits.

are concerned, ‘‘we'll be

justice to- Vancouver :

happy if we break even,"’
says Sutherland, adding that
both he and Bellamy will re-
tain copyright to the Year In
Motion theme, ;

A half hour video feature,
documenting six ‘‘ Van-
couver: A Year In Motion"
photographers in action, will
also be produced as part of
the project.

As to why they chose to
document ‘a year in the life
of Vancouver. when a day
has thus far been’ enough for
whole countries, Sutherland
says the seasonal changes in
the city are so much a part
of its character,- ‘and
besides, you .couldn’t do
itiliz-
ing a.single day.” :

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