NEWS photo Mike Waketleld

“ CARISBROOKE SCHOOL of Dance students rehearse for.a benefit
‘ performance at the Centennial Theatre today (Sun., May 25). The
Students join over 250 children in a show for the North Shore Physi-
cally Handicapped Association. Children and parents from the school
have raised over $20,000 for the organization during the past three
“years. The show begins at 2 p.m. Tickets are $5 plus one can of food

to be donated at the door.

THE ART of storytelting — the
oral tradition — is far from dead.
“In Vancouver. a group of story-
tellers. is making its services
available to private’ and public
functions in one of the Vancouver
Centennial . Commission’s most
endorsed programs.

-! New. Tales of Old Times, orga-
nized by. Lilian Craigie, is a collec-
tion of new works and oral history

interpretations especially mounted
for Centennial Year, and reflecting
the heritage and culture of Van-
couver.

The storytellers” are also.

available to lead Story Swaps

which assist would-be storytellers.

to learn techniques.

To book.a storyteller or arrange
a story swap contact Ms. Craigie at
261-7703.

Collingwood School
holds Country Fair

COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL will
hold its second annual Country
Fair, a day of entertainment, food
and lots of bargains.

The fair will be from 1} a.m. to
3-p.m. on Sat., May 31 at 70
Morven Drive in West Vancouver.
Parking will be provided.
, All proceeds will go towards a
physics laboratory.

Everyone is invited to come and

participate. For the shopper there
will be crafts, high quality used
clothing, books, plants and more.

For the hungry there will be lots
to eat at the baking stall, the coun-
try kitchen and the tea room.

Entertainment will include a
smash-em-up booth where partici-
pants can take a healthy crack at
breaking china, a midway, a
human juke- box, a fortune teller
and face painting.

Group seeks singles

THE NORTH SHORE Group is
seeking singles.

-The North Shore Group, a
singles club for. business and pro-
fessional people, was founded to
bring ‘together people of high
moral and ethical standards, who
are without partners.

The group has a long waiting list
for ladies, but is interested in fin-
ding men between the ages of 40
and 55.

: The group is not a dating club.
Its primary objective is to meet
people in a similar capacity with

similar interests who want to so-
cialize and have fun. Fun means
parties, barbeques, boating, danc-
ing and good food.

People interested in joining the
group must be single, divorced or
separated, and willing to take re-
sponsibility in organizing social
functions and generally not be a
wallflower.

Membership for this non-profit
Organization costs $30 per year
plus nominal fees for social events.

For more information, call
Tamara Boeckle, the Membership
Chairperson, at 986-3507.

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