Al19-Sanday News, May 11, 1980

community roundup

65TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY was recently celebrated by Valentine and Nellie
Morrison (sbove}, North Shore residents for the past 57 years. Both in excellent
health and completely independent, they still live on the acre of land on Mountain
Highway, with its immaculately tended gardens and fruit orchard, to which they

moved in 1930. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison have a daughter, five grandchildren and three
preat grandchildren. ;

JUNE LISTINGS

PH offering courses
for the young set

This year Presentation
House will again offer an
attractive and stimulating
range of theatre and art
courses for young people.
Classes begin July and run in
three two week sessions until
August 15.

Each class will be held
daily Monday through
Thursday for two weeks,
with each session having a
different focus. Students can
take one session or all three
consecutively. Courses
offered will be in Theatre,
General Arts and Crafts and

Fabric arts, with an age -

range of 7 years to adults.
For a brochure for
registration call Presentation
House at 986-1351.

Representing the finest of
student photography) in
Bntish Columbia, this open
theme juned show offers a
unique opportumty for B.C

Weaving for professionals

FROM PAGE A18

Cathanne Herbold, Alison

Kissinger, Gale Kozai.
Shern Matinwood, Peggy
Offin, Sandy Sandvic. Karen
Szakal, Arleigh Tragl,

Ehzabeth Turner
Some of the weavers have

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Secondary School students
to display their work in a
gallery atmosphere May 22
to June 15.

In addition to the
exhibition itself, the
organizers will provide

student and teacher docents
tO point out stylistic trends
and explain photographic
processes. Workshops are
being planned to coincide
with the weekend openings
of the show. Jurors are Jim
Bruekelman. Director of the
Emily Carr School of Art;
Tom Knott, Curator of the
VLLE.W. Gallery: Barry
Jones, U.B.C. Faculty of
Fine Arts; and Fred Hertzog.
Photographer. Two special
events have been planned
during the Photo Show.
“AFTERNOON MUSIC with
VOICE and GUITAR.” May
25 at 2 pm.. will feature
soprano Arline Amita Buss
and guitarists Donald

taught before. others are
high school graduates, and

others are involved in adult

and child crafts. and oc-
cupational therapy The
purpose of the two year

weaving program ts to equip

graduates (o use weaving

professionally in a career

Precisely — BCIT’s Engineering Diviston offers at
now, with openings in the Forest Products

technology forests galore, B ¢

has them — a head

start on a good career BCE provides that

Apply now

434-5734 for information.

British ( olumbia institute of Technology
3700 Willingdon Avenue Burnaby 6 (

ua

McAbney and Michael
Pierce and on June ! at 2
p.m., “DOUBLE VISION,”
a modern dance duo will
perform. These events will
take place in the Gallery.
Call Bob Gribling at 986-
1351 for further information.

To begin summer pro-
gramming in the Gallery an
exhibition entitled
“CAMELS" has been
planned June 19 to July 6.
Conventional wisdom holds
the camel to be one of God's
clumsiest inventions but
featured artist NEVILLE
WEST has recognized the
more inherent qualities in
this “ship of the desert” and
favoured it as his subject.

Also on display during this ™ Loe
exhibition will be sculptures ‘id's clothes: sf
and other collectibles per- “
taining to the camel. Call
Bob Gnbling at 986-1351 for
more information

The weaving show can be
seen at the gallery in the
North Vancouver City Hall,

Fiskar
SCiSSOrs

141 West 14th Street: from .

830 am to 430 pm Right or lett-handed 8”
Monday to Fnday The scissors with stainless steel
North Vancouver Com. blades and comfort cushion
munity Arts Council handles.

sponsors a monthly show in
this space.

Gold's reg.
low price 13.95