CRAFTS ON DISPLAY

The Spring Open House for the Crafts Pro-
gram is happening this week, and if you
want to see some really beautiful work you
should stop by. April 15, 16 and 17 (that
is Thursday-Saturday) in rooms A010, A206
and A201 there will be work and activities
going on from 10 am to 4 pm. Also in the
Gallery right now, and continuing to the
17th is a show of Crafts Students’ work.

Music Recital Wednesday night

The Music Department jis having a Recital
at 2pm Wednesday, April 14, in NA 107 and

the program is as follows:
1. Two Fanfares Francis Chagrin

2. Romance Joseph Hellmesberger

(1855-1907)

Antonio Vivaldi
(c. 1687-1741)

Antonio Vivaldi

Wolfgang Ehebald
(student)

Concerto

Concerto

Umgebung Des Autos
i. Umgebun

ii. Das Auto
iii. Ruhiges Autofahren

iv. Schnelles Autofahren

Johann Christian
Schickhardt
1682-1762)

Sonata op. 5 no. 2
i. Allegro
ii. Adagio (c.
iii. Allegro
iv. Menuet

The performers will be:

Dorie Durstling, Heidi Durstberger, Bud
Kurz - Flute

William Terry, Sheila Allen, Ursula Mader-
Beale, Patricia Mathieson, lan MacAnulty
- Violin

Ursula Mader-Beale - Viola

Chris Lea - Contrabass
Patricia Mathieson,

Piano.

Wolfgang Ehebard -

Next Week is Volunteer Week

And an announcement from the North Shore

Volunteer Action Centre:
Each year Canada sets aside a week near
the end of April to pay recognition to all
those who have volunteered their time, en-
ergy and talent throughout the year. This
April 18 - 24 is Volunteer Week in Canada
and each community throughout the country
expresses its appreciation to the many
volunteers. There will be special announce-
ments on radio, television, and in the
newspapers and magazines. Our slogan for
British Columbia is 'You Care, You Share'
and you will recognize our logo.

Many groups’ hold special events

to express appreciation to 8 ap
their volunteers. Volunteers

should not forget that
part of a far reaching,
vital human resource.

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nationally
Volunteer Week is

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