North Shore Chorus

North Shore Chorus

CONGRATULATIONS to the North Shore Chorus who is celebrating their 25th anniversary this year. There's lot of local talent here and belive me, you won't find a group of people more upbeat than this. In the past they've performed with the Vancouver Chamber Choir, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and competitively they've reached the semi-finals of the CBC Competition for Amateur Choirs. On August 25, the gang held their annual summer barbeque. Food, fun and, of course, singing were all part of getting together and kicking off another successful season.

	Trish Martin (left) and Arla Sargent shared stories out by the beautiful flower beds.
	Gordon Owen (left) and Bob Martin say they are just supporters, but I bet they joined in the sing-song that came later.
	Bonnie Robertson (left) was one of the many members to attend the part at Terry Duncombe's beautiful home.
	Linda Paterson is an award winning gardener. She played hostess and was happy to hold the gathering in her beautifully landscaped backyard.
	Diane McKellar (left) comes to watch her husband sing in the chorus alongside member Eileen Maharaj.
	Alan Franks was happy to be caught between Eileen Wooding (left) and Sandy Craig.
	The talented Ian Robertson not only sings well, but is also a pretty good guitar player. He led the sing-song on the patio.
	Fifteen-year member Martin Crilly partnered up with five-year member Judy Gosney for a smile.
	Rookie member Marlene Colledge (from left) is learning a lot from Audrey Owen and Dave Robson who have both been involved since about 1983.
	Terry Lawson (from left) joined musical director Terry Pitt-Brooke, president Jeremy Marr and secretary Marilyn Cole.
	Ken Rushton joined his wife Marilyn and her seeing eye dog Garth for a cuddle.
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