16 - North Shore News - Friday, February 18, 2600

From Page 1%

Commission: Lusminagrams:
Painting with light and
colours by Sidney Kocib. To
Feb. 28. Information: 980-
3311. Located at 148 EF. 2nd
St., North Van.
North Vancouver District
Hall: North Shore painter
WALL. Jim Lazos and a papi-
er-maché artwork series,
Perilaus Moments by Debra
Drayton. To Feb. 24.
Exhibits are a program of the
N.V. Community Arts
Council and open Mon-Fri,
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: North
Vancauver Experience. A com-
munity history exhibit cele-
brating the socia! and indus-
trial growth that led to the
development of the urban
and rural communities.
Nootka: A Return to a
Forgotten History. A look at
the native communities of the
18ch century as well as the
efforts of European explorers
to chart the West Coast. To
May 14. Information: 987-
5618. Museum open Tue-
Sun noon to § p.m.
Presenration House
Gallery: The Legendary Lee
Mi jller PI Photograpis, 1929-
1964. This is the only
Canadian venue on the inter-
national tour. To Feb. 20.
Gallery hours: Wed-Sun,
noon-5 p.m. and Tha, 12-9
p.m. Information: 986-1351.
.. Ron Andrew recCentre:

: Elisaberis Twine exhibits pho-

Cee of African animals,
thia McLean displays pot-

@ ware decorated with
three-dimensional animals
and birds and Louisa
-_ Letbmen presents crafted

" mask facial images in clay. To
March 12. at all
: jeymour Galle:

- » DisCOVEry 2600: The Alpha:
.”. Artwork of selected artists in
"a variety of media. To Feb.
~'28. All are welcome. Info:

924-1378,

Silk Puss Gallery:
_- Rayntend Chow ‘Euhibie
* Images of Vancouver and
West Vancouver and portraits
of women and children. To
Feb. 20. Information: 925-

7292. Gallery hours: noon to

5 p.m. Tue-Sun.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Life Behind the
Great Wall. Photographs of
China in black and white by
Richard Montagna. To Feb.
20. Home and Abroad,
mixed-media by painter and
teacher Pamela Scott;
Canadian Prairie Paintings,
watercolours and monoprints
by artist Margery Powell.
Feb. 21-March 19. Artists in
attendance, Feb. 21, 7:30-
8:30 p.m. Information: 925-

CALENDAR

and Feb. 22 at 1
p.in.$12/S8. Tickets: 990-
7810.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Sylvia, A romantic comedy by
A.R. Gurney. To Feb, 26
(Wed-Sat) at 8 p.m. Tickets:
929-3200.

Presentation House: Afso. A
feisty and rebellious woman
spends her entire life chasing
after Mr. Wrong. Dark come-
dy. To Feb. 26 at 8 p.m.
$12/89. Box office: 990-

Wednesdays at 2 and
Saturdays at 4 p.m.
TicketMaster: 280-3311.
Firehall Arts Centre:
Counter Offence.
Psychological drama. To Feb.
26 (Tue-Sat), at 8 p.m., mati-
nees Saturday at 2 and
Sundays at 4 p.m. Box office:
689-0926.

Metro Theatre: Car’s
Cradle, A mystery. To Feb.
19, at 8 p.in, $15/$12.
MetraSpective. A musical

NE'NS photo Paul McGrath

Artists in blooms

ARTIST Lindy *ichie is exhibiting her work in the group show “Flowers in
Winter” currently on view at West Van's Ferry Building Gallery until March 5.

7400.

West Vaacouver Museum
and Archives: Picturing the
Past. A collection of photos
exploring the origins of the
villages of West Van. Feb. 22-
26. Gallery hours: Tue-Sat,
noon-4:30 p.m. Archives
open Tue and Wed only,
noon-4:30 p.m. Information:
925-7295.

Capilano Cotlege
Performing Arts Theatre:
You Can't Fike It With You.
A zany comedy by George S.
Kaufman and Moss Hart. To
Feb. 26 (Thu-Sat), at 8 p.m.

“First year rate, includes 1% bonus when deposited in your RSP.
Avaitabie for 2 imited time only. Guaranteed returns: 6% the first year
and an average of 6.25% over five years. Flexibility clause: the GIC
Mutti-Rater is redeenvable after two years and at each anniversary date.
iy Geo cer Go ee oe ee

i ial

vues BANK
OF CANADA

3474,

St. Christopher’s Church:
By Special Request. Comedy
cabaret performed by mem-
bers of the parish and the
North Shore Players. Feb.
23-26. Feb. 25 sold our. $12.
Tickets: Anne Hylands at
922-7423,

Arts Club: Granville Island
Stage: The Complete Works of
William Shakespenre
Abridged. A “bard-busting”
laugh fest by the Rock-Paper-
Scissors troupe. ‘To Feb. 19 at
8 p.m., matinee Saturday at 4
p.m. A Town Called Heckey.
A comedy about a small
Canadian town fighting to
keep their hockey franchise.
Feb, 24-March 24 (Mon-
Sar), at 8 p.m., matinees are

revue. Feb. 21-26. Box
office: 266-7191.

Pacific Theatre: Super
Human Comedy Insprov
Troupe. A solve-it-for-yourself
fund-raiser. $35 (tax receipt
issued). Feb. 19, 25-26 at 7
p.m., 1420 W. 12th Ave.,
Van. Box office: 731-5518.
Se. Andrew’s Wesley

- Church: Tay 2? Tina’ s

Wedding. Comic participatory
Italian wedding. Thu-Sat at
6:30 Pe mM. Tickets start at $55
including “reception” meal at
Chardonnays Restaurant.
Group discounts.
TicketMaster: 280-4444.

SFU Theatre: Grass
Tidecency, Drama about the
downfall of playwright Oscar
Wilde. Feb. 23 and March 1}
at 7 p.m.; Feb. 25, 26, March
3,4 at 8 p.m. $10/87. Two
free shows, Feb. 24 and
March 2 at 12:30 p.m.
Tickets: 291-3514.

SPEC Theatre: Macbeth. A
new twist to an old tragedy.
To Feb. 27 (Fri-Sun), at 8
p.m. 2150 Maple St., Van.
Studié 58: The Cradle Will
Rock. A once government-
banned 1937 American musi-
cal set in Steeltown, U.S.A.
To Feb. 27 (Tue-Sun).
$6.50-S§13. Box office: 323-
5227

Vancouver East Cultural
Centre: Mump & Smoot in
Something Else. Clowns seek-
ing God. Feb. 23-March 4, at
8 p.m. $24. Box office: 251-
1363.

Vancouver Litthe Theatre:
Lustant Tnprovisation

Wed Mar 22"

Festival. To Feb. 19.
Professional and amateur the-
atre improv competition and
a showcase of improvised
music forms. $8 per event
and $15 passes. Box office
and information: 876-4165.
Waterfront Theatre: Tie Ice
Welf. Stage production of an
ancient Inuit legend brought
to life through masks, magic,
music and drums. Feb. 19, 26
at 2 and 8 p.m. and daily mati-
nees. Ticketmaster: 280-3311.

conceris.

Capilano College
Performing Arts Theatre:
Violt: Saton Music. Nancy
DiNovo on violin and
Stephen Smith on piano. Feb.
18, at 1] a.m. Admission by
donation. Tickets/informa-

See Calendar Page 33

8pm

Centennial Theatre

Vancouver Chamber Choir

ton Washbum conductor

with pienists Linda Lee Thomzs & Terence Dawson
© in a programme entitled’ “Heartsongs”

Single Tickets: Acult $25 Senisr $20 Student $15
Student Group (10 or more) $10

Centennial Treatre Centre Box Office

Hours: 12 noon te 4 pai Mon-Sat (in cerson)

or call 964-4434 Services charges may apply

For more information please cal! 904-1010 Ga Ge

—
With the af
generous support of

Why live with a diet that says no pizza,
no cake, no fun? (Now there’s no reason to.) |

@
a
@

Now Weight Watchers easy f¢2°3 Success Plan
lets you enjoy any food you crave! ;

Every food has a POINTS® value.
Stay within your POINTS range and tose weight!

Now! Weight Watchers has a whole new approzch
to weight loss — the 10% difference! spew

Sarah, Duchess of York

aye

Join now for 72 price and save $209
Call 434-2134 for more information

Weight Watchers Centre (North Vancouver) 1044 Marine Drive
Tuesday S/E 8:45 am - Tuesday 9:30 ar, 5:00 pm & 6:30 pm - Wednesday 5:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 noon, 5:00 pm & 6:30 pm - Friday 9:00 am & 12:00 noon
Saturday S/E 8:15 am - Saturday 9:00 am & 12:00 noon

Royal Canadian Legion (West Vancouver) 580- 18th Street - Wednesday 12:00 noon

North Shore Winter Club (North Shore/Mount Seymour)
1325 East Keith Road & Mountain Highway (Upstairs)
Monday 5:00 pm & 6:30 pm - Tuesday 5:00 pm & 6:30 pm - Wednesday 9:00 am

. Valid i in British Columbia for a limited time only: Subsequent: weekly. fees agply.. GST. not: ‘included. *