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MARJORIE GOODLAND (left) was recently presented with a certificate of merit for her five years of service to the North Vancouver Red Cross.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

The award was presented at the branch’s annual general meeting in North Vancouver.

Cellist to give
Vancouver recital

FORMER HANDSWORTH Sec-
ondary student Stephanie Finn will
give a recital for the Vancouver
Cello Club at the Vancouver
Academy of Music on Saturday,
May 12.

A promising young cellist, Finn
has been a scholarship student with
Aldo Parisot at Yale University
since 1988.

In 1987 she graduated from
Handsworth with a scholarship to
study that year with Tsuyoshi
Tsutsumi at Ghio State University.

In the past few years she has
won the B.C. Strings Competition,
the Vancouver Symphony Or-
chestra Young Concert Artist
Competition, and the international
Rutger’s Festiva! Competition. She
was recently awarded second prize
in New York’s prestigious
Kussevitsky Competition.

Saturday’s program includes
works by Beethoven, Barber,
Dvorak and De Falla. Admission is
$8 for adults, $5 for children. The

CELLIST Stcphanie Fina
.. Saturday recital,

concert will be held at Koerner
Hail, 1270 Chestnut in Vancouver.

Writers’ directory published

CREATIVE WRITING and jour-
nalism graduates can fuel the fires
of their ambition with the indis-
pensable Literary Arts Directory
I.

The Literary Arts Directory Il
features extensive listings of
publishers, periodicals, writers’
organizations, festivals,
workshops, competitions, awards,
funding sources and libraries.
Published by the 1,000-member

Federation of B.C. Writers, it also
includes articles on computers,
copyright, self-publishing and
much more.

Emerging and established writers
alike will find the Literary Arts
Directory II an invaluable
resource. The Literary Arts Direc-
tory Hf is available at all Duthie’s
bookstores for $12.95, or by phon-
ing the Federation of B.C. Writers
at 683-2057 in Vancouver, or 385-
0357 in Victoria.

Discover Lynn Valley heritage

ROY PALLANT, president of the
North Shore Historical Society,
will be leading one of his popular
heritage walks in the Upper Lynn
Valley area on Sunday, May 20.

Walkers are asked to meet at
1:30 p.m. sharp at the Walter
Draycott Memorial located at the
corner of Mountain Highway and

Lynn Valley Road. Pallant wail
lead a tour through Upper Lynn
Valley, pointing out historical
points of interest along the way.

The walk is free, and infor-
mative hand-outs will be available.
The tour, sponsored by the District
of North Vancouver's Heritage
Advisory Committee, will take
place rain or shine.

$5.00 off any

Prepare child
for camp

From page 28

the quiet beauty of star-studded
evenings in the country; sitting
around the campfire at night will
seem exciting and different to
youngsters,

® Noises — normal city noises of
sirens, buses, horns and airplanes
will be exchanged for the sounds
of small animals, the chirping of
crickets, owl hooting.

© Space — undeveloped land is
becoming a thing of the past. At
camp, however, children have
acres and acres for playing and
hiking. 11 may be a child’s first en-
counter with space, and this new
world may seem very large. We
adults have a tendency to forget
that things we long ago accepted
will still be adjustments for
children.

® Children — mention that there
are different kinds of children, so
that it will require *‘give and take”’
to get along — to make friends
and to get the most out of living at

camp.

© Religion — that people have
different religions and religious
customs, but each has a right to
believe in his own way.

© Security — that security fies
within a person, himself, that
camping is not a_ personality,
athletic or endurance contest.

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