45 - Wednesday, October 28, 1987 - North Shore News

ANNOUNCES

The following Schedule changes effective
Sunday, October 25, 1987:

Train #1—Northbound
Departs: North Vancouver 7:00AM Daily

Travel the scenic route with BC Rail.

NEWS photo Nell Lucente
ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD Ashley Millar delicately wires the interior of her robot during a recent robot-making
session at the West Vancouver Recreation Centre. The class was sponsored by the Arts, Sciences and Tech-
nology Centre.

Workshop
caters to
film hopefuls

PEOPLE WHO feel they ‘‘ought
to be in pictures’’ can find out how
to break into different areas of
film production or start their own
video business in two separate
UBC Centre for Continuing
Education career development
workshops in November.

Two Canadian award-winners —
film director and composer
Charles Wilkinson and Christian
Bruyere, film writer, editor and
director — tell how others can
follow in their path, what skills are
needed, and how to combine ar-
tistic talent with business acumen.

Film-making in B.C. — A Ca-
reer for You? is from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, November 7, in
Roon: 40, School of Family and
Nutritional Sciences, 2205 East
Mall, UBC.

David Cooperstone, video pro-
ducer and co-owner of The Studio
describes how to set up a video
business, the equipment needed
and where to get it, the different
production options, and how to
find customers.

The Video Entrepreneur —
Creating a Video Business, is
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
November 28, in The Studio, Suite
202, 1110 Seymour St., Van-
couver.

The fee for each workshop is
$102. For registration information
call 222-5272.

Volunteers needed

VOLUNTEERS ARE needed by
the Vancouver-Burnaby branch of
the Canadian Mental Health
Association to work on a one-to-
one basis with adults who have had
treatment for a mental illness.
Those volunteering meet with the
clients two to five hours a week
and assist them in developing
everyday life skills through social,
recreational, or educational activi-
ties. A preliminary training course
is provided.

Volunteers are also needed to
work in the association’s three
thrift stores.

For information, call the volun-
teer coordinator at 734-2344.