57 - Weduesday, December 10, 1986 - North Shore News

| DINNER AND CONCERT

Auditions} Boys’ Choir sings at WV church

allow . A WEST VANCOUVER’S St. for turkeys and other prizes as well p.m. and dinner is served at 6:30 Children under five years old will
B David's United Church will host as the boys’ choir singing p.m. The candlelight’ concert be admitted free to both.

the B.C. Boys’ Choir Christmas Christmas songs. begins at 8 p.m. St. David's United Church is

RH dinner and candlelight concert Tickets for the dinner and con-  focated at 1525 Taylor Way in

; Cc ance ‘ Dec. 13. The concert program features cert are $15 for adults, $12 for West Vancouver. For tickets or

; ‘ pieces from the upcoming film children and seniors. Tickets for more information call Mary

4 : The evening event features a Sinterklaus, in which the choir the concert only are $6 for adults, Bourke at 980-2030 or Ann Brailey
to dance B traditional turkey dinner, raffles performed. The evening starts at 6 $4 for children and seniors. at 266-0952.

THE PROFESSIONAL division of
the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School
will hold auditions Dec. 21 at the
Vancouver’s Goh Ballet Academy.
Successful applicants will be
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Auditions take the form of a
ballet class with the audition panel
headed by principal David Moroni.
Students should wear appropriate
dancewear and be present 45
minutes prior to audition time.
Younger students do not require
previous ballet training and ap-
plications are available at selected
dance studios and dancewear shops
in Vancouver or from the Royal
Winnipeg Ballet School in Win-

nipeg.

For more information regarding
auditions or the professional divi-
sion, please cortact coordinator
Ross Brierton at the RWB Schocl,
289 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg,
R3B 2B4. The telephone number is
(204) 956-0183.

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Broken Muse exhibit at the Van- ; i"
couver Art Gallery. " and end tables...and more...some models also available in

Other non-traditional materials : ws
such as debris from a demolition pine or teak finish too...

site are used in the exhibit, which
features a diverse collection of 15
young Vancouver artists who come
from varying backgrounds and
different stages of their careers.

“All of the artists have shown in
small, public or artist-run spaces in
Vancouver in recent years,” VAG
curator Scott Watson said. ‘‘The
vigor and vitality of the work
reflects the city’s burgeoning art
scene.’”

The exhibition continues until
Jan. 18. Call the Vancouver Art
Gallery at 682-562) for more in-
formation,