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The Douglas College Choir is pleased to
announce a Spring Concert on Sunday,

April 5 at 8 p.m.

The choir, orchestra and soloists, Jenni
Driscoll, Sue-Ann Caldwell, Peter Stira
and Hank Naylor, will perform at Queens
Avenue United Church, 529 Queens Avenue,
New Westminster.

Hoshina Tatsuo, will direct the choir in
J.S.Bach's Cantata #78 and Lord Nelson Mass
by Franz Joseph Haydn. Tickets are 33 for
adults and $2.50 for students and Old Age

Pensioners. They can be ourchasec at the
college music office or at the dcecr.
For further Information call 521-4851 loc.242

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE CHORUS
ORCHESTRA & SOLOISTS
TATSUO HOSHINA

director

  

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Queens Avenue United Church Sunday, April 5, 1981-spm Tickets Avauabie Av Te Door
329 Queens Avenue, Aduits $3.00
New Westminster Students S42A! $240

 

   

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Tuesday, March 17, 1981

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PROFESSIONAL RECITALS

Internationally acclaimed
pianist, Robert Silverman,
and his wife Ellen, will
perform March 26, in the
Banc Room, of the New West-
minster Campus, starting at
12:30 p.m.

Other performers taking
part in the recitals will
be Carolyn Maia and Tatsuo
Hoshina, on April 2, in

the Band Room, at the New
Westminster Campus and
Queens Avenue United Church,
New Westminster, will be
the location for the
recital given by Susan
Gibson, on April 9, 1981.
All performances will be

 

at 12:30 p.m. and admission

is FREE. For further in-
formation call 521-4851

loc. 284.