23 - Wednesday, February 11, 1987 - North Shore News

Eastview pupil
sing for charity

TWENTY-FIVE students from Eastview Elementary take to the stage the
weekend of Feb. 14-15 to perform as part of the Variety Club‘s fund-
raising telethon.

Slated to appear Feb. 15, the students will sing / Have A Light, a new
song written for the school’s special needs kids by Sue Cook and
Marianne Grittani.

“d's a very upbeat song,’
words,

“Ttowas written with the special needs kids at Eastview Sehool in mind.
What it’s supposed to prove is that these kids are just as deserving as
others.""

A group of five deaf children will join the show, ‘singing’ in sign Jan-
guage,

Cook called the annual charity telethon “the most important tvpe of
benefit we have in British Columbia — and we'll have some North Shore
kids there,""

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explained Cook, who penned the song's

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PROFESSIONAL sonewriter Jim state of the music business.
EASTVIEW ELEMENTARY school teacher Mariatme Grittani and her students rehearse the song which the students Vallance is scheduled to speak to The lecture, put on by the Cap
will be singing on the Variety Club Telethon Feb. 15 on BCTY. Capilano College music students College songwriting department,
Thursday from 12:30 to 2 p.m. will be open to the public and will
Vallance, who has co-written take place in room H-112.
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