‘avelier

7 34, 404 gir and. ad:alts,
-. Ie is estimated that in B.C.
- over three million volunteer
hours are, given each year by
6,940. women who donate
their. time and talents to

of. the Girl

ils. sand: young ‘women
ble citizens,

le" to give piv, leadership and
_service.: to. the . community,
whether: local, : national cr

Gil: “Guide ° “cookies, a
Canadian tradition, have been
sold for over 50 years. The
: classi hocolate-and_ vanilla
- are: available: each
id the new chocolatey

: ng
“mirit cooldes are sold each fall.

Girl: Guide’ cookies are
made: by Mr. Christie.

In | 1996 British
Columbians bought 925,825
boxes «which. works ‘out to
over 18 million cookies,

~The ingtedients break-
down is now listed, and the
“boxes are made from recycled

Two thirds of the cost of a
box. of cookies goes towards
> many . worthwhile’ activities

. within. Guiding in B.C. Only

~ i: one’ third: goes to Christies,
: who also supplies all promo-

tional: materials at no addi-
on tional expense.

> CAPILANOCOLLEGE

"2, Capilano College Jazz
”. Studies instructor, Rob

; \\McKenzie, was _ recently
' admitted into the Canadian

Music Centre as an associate
composer.

. ‘McKenzie teaches compo-
_ Sition, arranging, trombone,

north shore aews

mei) NEIGHBORHOODS

and theory with the Capilano
College Jazz Studies program.

New associate composers
are admitted to the Centre by
jury procedure every two
years,

The jury is comprised of
associate compasers chosen
from across Canada. After
evaluating an application,
based on criteria set by the
board of directors, the recom-
mendations of the jury are
forwarded .to the board of
directors for approval.

McKenzie's composition,
Psychedelic Relics, was pre-
miered June 21 by the Hard
Rubber Orchestra at the
Performance Works Theatre
on Granville Island.

The performance wes part
of Vancouver's 1997 du
Maurier International Jazz

. Festival.

The work was commis-
sioned by the Hard Rubber
New Music. Society in co-
operation with the B.C.
Cultural Fund.

McKenzie is currently
working on a set of choral
works for the B.C. Boys
Choir.

We'd like to share informa-
tion about the folks who are
making a difference in your

' neighborhood.

Forward all information,
including your name, address
and tele, ephone number to
Neighborioods c/o Martin
Millerchip. E-mail — to
deana@nsnews.com or fax to
985-2104, Mail to North Shore
News, 1139 Lonsdale Ave.,
North Vancouver, V7M 2H4.

— Compiled by
Martin Millerchip

THERE were more cars on McMillan Motors’ lot at 3rd and Lonsdale on this day in 1929 than
there were on the streets. Photo courtesy of North Vancouver Museum and Archives.

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