RIGHT PHOTO: A crowd of about 50 residents took a
tripdown mernory lane earlier this-month when the
Tunemakers paid a visit to Inglewood Private Hospital
Lodge and Manor on. Inglewood Avenue in West
Vancouver.

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NEWS photas Brad Ledwidge

LEFT PHOTO: Recreation therapy director Sue Thompson (left) dances
with resident Marion Hay to the tune /s/é of Capri. The Tunemakers are
a collection of amateur musicians who volunteer their time to perform at
/a-vaniety of events and venues including seniors’ centres, hospitals, vet-

erans' loclges and shopping malls. Below: (front to back) Marilyn Turner,

Jack Hughes and Waily Poole draw from their repertoire of old familiar

standards, Dixieland, show tunes and coniemporary numbers.

ABOVE: RESIDENT. Claire Sankey (left) and lodge worker Barbara Weber enjcy the

“, show. Left: Piano player and North Shore resident-Arnold Rutter pounds. out a tune.
The Tunemakers recenily received a grant frorn the Seniors’ Lottery. Association of B.C.
“enabling. the purchase of much needed sound ‘and keyboard: equipment. The. band

“practices at Dogwood Manor.in Port: Coquitlam with assistance. from Hawthorne Lodge .
‘Society. Interested musicians ‘can contact Jack Hughes at 464-1177. 7° Bos