24 -— Friday, September 6, 1991 — North Shore News

Boys’ choir
offers
workshop

THE B.C. Boys Choir is holding 2
demonstration and workshop for
parents, music teachers and young
boys tomorrow at St. David’s
United Church in West Van-
couver.

The workshop wi! be led by the
choir’s co-directors, Donald H.
Forbes and Gerald van Wyck
from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. ai the
church, 1525 Taylor Way.

The directors welcome boys and
young men between the ages of
eight and 24 to join the choir. No
previous singing experience is
needed.

Participants will receive vocal
training, experience in concert
performance and opportunities to
travel abroad. This summer, the
B.C. Boys Choir gave 15 concerts
in the Netherlands.

To register for tomorrow’s
workshop, phone 926-5230.

Jom
walk for
arthritis

THE SEPT. 8 walk for arthritis is
a family-oriented event to raise
funding for research and _treat-
nent programs for families
challenged with arthritis.

Hosted by the Arthritis Society,
the walk will be held rain or
shine, starting 9 a.m. from the
Plaza of Nations.

Participants can choose a three
or an eight-kilometre walk along
the north side of False Creek.

Arthritis effects one person in
seven or one in three families.

Registration forms can be pick-
ed up at public libraries, com-
munity centres, Kids Only Market,
Ronsons Shoe Stores or the Ar-
thritis Centre.

For more information on the
walk, call 879-7511, local 310.

8M

TOURISTS AT the Capilane Canyon look down into the water
at the fish swimming their way up to the hatchery.

NORTH VANCOUVER

YOUTH BAND
REGISTRATION

Saturday, Sept. 7 & 14 at
Highlands School from

Sam to noon

The NVY.B. is now recruiting young musicians
ages 9 to 19 from Beginner (no miusical exp.)
to Junior, Intermediate and Senior.

Bring instrument if possible.

For more info, call Ron Smith at 929-3637
or write to PO. Box 54030, Lonsdale West, PO.
N. Vancouver V7M 3L5

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