18 - Friday, June 12, 1987 ~ North Shore News

Entertainment

NEWS photo Noi Lucente

GRADE 6 student and budding young musicisn Stephanie Taylor
strums away on the string bass during a recent concert at West Van-

couver’s Gleneagles Elementary.

Local band

NORTH VANCOUVER band Go Four 3 returns to
Vancouver stages June 17 on the heels of the group’s
lengthy stint on cross-Canada and American West
Coast tours.

Joining Go Four 3 will be The Modernettes, who
are playing live for the first time in four years follow-
ing a lengthy hiatus from the Vancouver music scene.

Go Four 3’s recent tour of the American West
Coast brought them to the famous Whisky A Go Go

Folk songs
heard

RESIDENTS LIVING on the West
Coast get their share of natural
elements. A group called Natural
Elements comes to the North
Shore’ June 15 at Presentation
House.

Presented by the North Shore
Folk Club as part of its twice-
monthly meetings, the four-
member Natural Elements will
perform pieces from sea_ shanties
to the more traditional British folk
tunes to the sounds of folk great
Stan Rogers.

Following the June 15 concert,
the local club will break for July
and August before returning in
September

Music begins at 8 p.m. All are
invited to attend this evening of
folk music.

iodel trains roll into N. Van.

TINY LOCOMOTIVES, railcars
and engineers will roll into North
Vancouver June {4 for a display
- by the Jocal chapter of the. Na-
tional Mode! Railroad Association.

“There will be some displays of
techniques involved. in making
models; there will be an operating

‘fay-out,’’ explained local group
spokesman Greg Kennelly.

Twelve to 14 modular portions

of the lay-out will make up an in-
teresting and varied operating
model that will differ according to
the individual hobbyists.

“You certainly don’t get the
scenic continuity,’’ explained Ken-
nelly, who has been involved with
the hobby of. model railroads for
about the past 35 years.

“It's a lifelong hobby for a lot
of people,’’ the railroader pointed
out.

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Open to the public, the event is
at North Vancouver’s B.C. Rail
Building.

rocks back

where the four locals shared the venue with L.A’s
Rank & File.

Among the tour's top highlights: the new thrill-
packed rides at Disneyland. :

Now back in town for the concert at 86 Street
Music Hall, Go Four 3 is working on material for the
next album and is preparing to head across Canada
again.

Bassist Gord Badanic: ‘‘Things are going. better,
faster for us every day.””

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