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THE SOD-TURNING ceremony

for Hillside Baptist Church's ex- -

pansion project will take place on
Sunday, April 23 at 12:30 p.m.

The church, which is planning a
6,000 square’ foot expansion, will
have on hand a set of building
plans and a. model of the new
building for neighbors and anyone
else interested in the project.

At the open house following the
sod turning, church members will
also be on hand to answer any
questions.

Pastor John Hardy says the new

structure will include a new sanc-
tuary, offices and classroom space.
Currently, Sunday School meets in
a trailer on their lot and in the
basement of a neighbor’s house.

Rev.. Hardy says the construc: :

‘HILLSIDE: BAPTIST EXPANDS:
Celebrate sod-turning

tion costs will tally up to $460,000,
money which is being. raised by
donations from the congregation.

The actual building of the struc-
ture will commence June !.

Hillside Baptist Church has been
located in Lynn Valley since 1975.

For more information on the
church or its building plans, call
985-1122. Hillside Baptist is
located at 870 Lynn Valley Rd. _

Concert series held

at United

LYNN VALLEY United Church is
raising funds for their newly pur-
chased grand piano through the
Something Grand Community
Concert Series.

7" Coming up April 21, the Argyle
Concert Choir will be performing a
variety of traditional choral music
and vocal jazz.

“It will be a kick-off for our
tour. of. the Kootenays, April 23,”
commeénted choir director Janet
Warren.

The Handsworth Choir will give
the next performance, on May 16.

On June 23, the Tang Family
Piano Recital ; will feature: three
yourg local pianists who have all
achieved . national standing in

numerous musical competitisns...-

The series has already featured

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Church

the Capilano College Choir in
February and the B.C. Tel Choir
ini March.

The funds being raised have al-
ready gone a Iong way towards
paying back a loan from one of the
choir members for the new $7,000
grand piano, which was purchased
just before Christmas. -

The concerts cost $4 tor adults
and $3 for students and seniors.

The concerts take place at Lynn
Valley United Church, at 3201
Mountain Highway, North: Van-
couver.

They run from 7:30 p.m. to 9
p.m., with refreshments provided
by Lynn. Valley choir members
following.

For information about the con-
cert series, call 876-3107.

~ photo Torry Peters

HILLSIDE BAPTIST Pastor John Hardy displays a model showing the
planned 6,000 square foot expansion of the Lynn Valley church. A sod-
turning ceremony and open house are being heid on Sunday, Aprit 23.

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