the

March 28, 1983 Volume V No. 12

informer

Suzuki students perform
The small musician on the right is one of
the Suzuki violin and cello students

enrolled in Capilano College's program.
(Yes, we lifted the photo from the North

Shore News--we aren't proud.) The students
put on a concert at West Van. United

Church last week and on May 14 children
from all over B.C. will be performing in a

special concert at the Orpheum. The kids
in the Suzuki program range in age from 4

to 9 and are taught by listening and
imitation with assistance and involvement

from their parents. For more information
call the people at Credit Free (local 323)

who administer the program.

Best dressed, best in West
Well, the women's team didn't win the
national Volleyball Championship, but as

Coach Joe lacobellis points out, they did
tremendously well to get there, and their

rank is 7th out of the approximately 80
teams in Canada. Karen Funk, Shannon Macey,

Pam Nelson, Cathy Oberhoffner, Dawn Redahl,
Jan Simmons, Jacqui Turner and Leah Ellis

spent last weekend in Toronto at the
Volleyball finals, and Joe says that the

experience they gained and their exchange
with the other athletes was ''Just

excellent!'' Voted the best dressed team,
all the members of the Volleyball team have

expressed interest in coming back next
year and going on to challenge the

champions in next year's national in
Montreal. And all this from a team at a

college that doesn't even have a gym! When
one considers that they, practising a

couple of times a week for the last few
months went up against teams that practice

daily almost year-round, you can get an
idea of the quality of our team. Special

congratulations must go to Dawn RedahI who
was voted onto the All Canadian All Star

Volleyball Team, Shannon Macey who made
the All Provincial All Star team and Leah

Ellis, who as well as playing on our

Russian Proverb

Live and scratch—when you're dead the
itching will stop.

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