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Sing and
dance this
summer

Wednesday, February 26, 1997 ~ North Shore News — 43 <

DOUGLAS Macaulay is going to
summer school.

The musical director of the West Vancouver
Youth Band will again be teaching with Garta
Sing! Gotta Dance, the Jewish Community
Centre of Greater Vancouver's musical theatre
summer program. The program focuses on all
aspects of musical theatre including vocal tech-

nique, the craft of acting, chorecgraphy, scenery
production, makeup and cosrumes, Participants
will be divided into groups based on age and
ability. The program is open to children and
youths aged nine through 19.

Auditions will be scheduled to assess talent
and maturity. Deadline for application is March
15. Phone 257-5121 for more information,

~~ Layne Christensen

Skipping class

JAMIE Wyse, a Mulgrave schoo! Grade 4 student,
gets airborne while taking part in the Jumping
Rope for Heart program. The school raised

$3,694.20 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Stained

shoes

seized at scene

“Brutal aseault at Avalon Hote!

POLICE seized the
‘bloodstained shoes of
"three suspects carlicr
this month in connec-
tion with a brutal
assault of a man at the
Avalon Hotel. —

‘North = Van
found. an injured man lying
on the ground near the horel
parking lot at 2 a.m. on. Feb.

‘A hotel employee told
police he had just stopped
another man. from assaulting
the injured man, according to

“North Vancouver RCMP
Const. Tom Sear.

Another witness told
police that one of three men
arrested had kicked the man
in the head while he was on
the ground.

The injured man was taken
to hospital and released a few
hours later with large bruises,
according to Seaman.

Three men were charged
with assault causing bodily
harm in connection wisi the
incident. But the Crown

Mounties °

dropped charges against nwo
of the accused on Feb. 18 in
Norzh Vancouver provincial
court.

The

third accused,

Anthony M. Bergson, 21, of

Kamloops, is slated for a court
appearance on March 5 to fix
are fer trial.

Meanwhile Mounties are
suil investigating a New Year’s
Cay incident at the Avalon in
which a 30-year-old man was
hit in the face with cither a
beer bottle or a drinking glass.

Police said the man needed
more than 20 stitches to his
face after he was struck by the
glass object while he was
dancing on the dance floor.

The glass thrower is
described as being Caucasian,
age 25, 79 kg (175 Ib.), mus-
cular build, ight brown hair
and medium height. He may
have been wearing a black
leather jacket.

Anyone with information
is asked to call North Van
RCMP Const. Adam Wyant
at 985-1311 or Crime
Stoppers at 669-8477.

— Anna Marie D’Angela

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