40 - Sundays, October 9, 1988 - North Share News

LIFESTYLES

Rotary Club sends Crafts people wanted

student to Finland

THE NORTH Vancouver Rotary
Club has sponsored Leslie Anne
Reed in the Rotary student ex-
change program to Finland.

Reed, an exceptional Grade 12
graduate from Windsor Secondary
School, is being hosted by Rotary
members in Finland and is pres-
ently attending school there and
experiencing Finnish culture. On
her return next year she will enrol
in Carleton University, majoring in
Political Science.

In the meantime, the North
Shore Rotary Club is hosting Rob

Music lessons
offered in WY

TWO ORFF/KODALY music
programs for preschool-aged
children are being offered at Eagle
Harbour Community Centre.

To accommodate parents with
children in morning kindergarten
or preschool, afternoon sessions,
starting Oct. 17 and going through
to Dec. 12, will run from 1:30 to
2:15 p.m. for beginners of four
years of age; 2:15 to 3 p.m. for
students with experience in Orff
(four/five years of age); 3:15 to 4
p.m. for the recorder class for stu-
dents in grades one and two.

Instructor Keith Bennett has ex-
tensive experience in instruction of
children, teaching guitar, bass and
voice. .

Morning classes will be con-
ducted by Orff specialist Ross
Curran. Curran has dealt in the in-
struction of the Orff/Kodaly
method for many years. His classes
will be held Tuesday mornings
from Oct. 11 to Dec. 6 at the fol-
lowing times: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m.
for beginners aged four years;
10:15 to 11 a.m. for four and five
year olds; {1 to {{:45 a.m. for
kindergarten students.

Come in to pre-register at the
centre at 5575 Marine Dr. in West
Vancouver or for further details
call 921-7425. :

Pacific Rim
event slated

NORTH SHORE teachers and
educators who are interested in
Pacific Rim programs for their
schools are invited to atiend a
Pacific Rim Symposium sponsored
by the Canadian Cultural Ex-
change Socicty.

This non-profit organization
promotes international understan-
ding through world travel ex-
change.

The symposium will be held at
the University of British Columbia
Asian Centre on Oct. 14 and 15.
sc further information call 526-
Hi.

Craft fair
deadline near

CALLING ALL crafts people.

The North Shore Family YMCA
is planning a Christmas Craft Fair
for Sunday, Nov. 6 at the West
Vancouver YMCA at {735 In-
glewood Ave.

The Christmas Craft Fair is a
fund-raising event for the North
Shore Family Y and will also in-
clude a raffle draw and a bake sale
sponsored by the fitness partici-
pants. Craft participants are en-
couraged to donate an item for the
raffle,

Tables are $20 and should be
reserved as soon as possible.

For more information and regis-
tration forms cal! Marisse McLean
at the North Vancouver YMCA,
446 Hendry St., 986-0388.

Brooks, a Rotary exchange student
from Johannesburg, South Africa.

The Rotary exchange program,
which is co-ordinated at a regional
district level, gives students an op-
portunity 10 experience other
cultures and represent Canada by
spreading good will.

The North Vancouver Rotary
Club will be canvassing the North
Shore secondary schools within the
next few months for next year’s
Rotary exchange student.

For further information about
the program call Nei] McDonald at
929-5655.

WINDSOR student Leslie Anne
Reed ...studying in Finland.

THE DEADLINE for application
to secure a table at Delbrook Ree-
reation Centre's third annual
Christmas craft) fair is drawing
near,

Applications, with a $5 depasit
on a table, must be submitted to
Delbrook Recreation Centre, 600

Now you can plan your
§ shopping ahead, and
suave more in the

West) Queens Rd., North Van-
couver, by Friday, Oct. 28.

The Christmas cratt fair will be
held Sunday, Nov. [3 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m.

For more information on the
craft fair contact Bernie or Donna
at Delbrook Recreation Centre at
984-4181.

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