NEWS photon Stuart Davis

TAKING HER first ride on the Royal Hudson, three year old Christine Yanciw gets a helping hand from her dad, Peter. The
train has an open car which gets a little smokey in the tunnels, but offers an unobstructed view of the exceptional scenery.

*“*hop on the
band wagon’’

NORTH VANCOUVER YOUTH BAND

REGISTRATION

The world famous North
Vancouy ar Youth Band will
hold registration at
Hightand Community
School, 3150 Colwood, 9
am til noon, Sept. 10 and
17 Boys and giria 11 years
or older attending
elementary or secondary
school will enjoy an
Opportunity to tearn,
perform and travel with new
friends No previous
experience necessary For
interview and/or audition
please call

Ron Smith
920-3637

Mra. Ev Parton
atter 4:30 987-6019

JOIN THE

NORTH VANCOUVER
YOUTH BAND

The Royal. Hudson

ALTHOUGH COM-
MERCIAL steam engines
are a thing of the past, the
Royal Hudson is one of the’
few survivors. .

But as of the Labor Day
weekend). the Royal Hudson

has returned to the foun

dhouse for the winter..
_Trayelling, -from North”
Vancouver to Squamish and.
back again, this steam.
locomotive -has transported
thousands. of tourists every
summer to admire the scenic
view and enjoy the ride. on

the reconditioned train.

The Royal Hudson, with
its rocking cars, its lonely
steam: whistle,
atmosphere and friendly
‘conductor, * Henry | Reimer,

’ A favorite car’ ‘on the train
is the. open-air: car, where
passengers. can: really: enjoy
the fresh air..

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