Page C3, October 17, 1979 - North Shore News

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Seniors with passes will be VANCOUVER, B.C. V6Z 1R3

admitted free on. Sunday «
October 21, Senior Citizens
‘Day. A pérformance of the -
Dogwood Chapter of the ~
Sweet Adelines is scheduled

for 2:30 p.m.

-* DISCOx
12 EF $15
3 HOURS PRIVATE

3 HOURS CLASS -
9 2-HOUR DISCO PARTIES |,

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..The B.C. Arts and Crafts
Fair has come a long way
Since its inception as an
experiment in 1965. At that
time the field was wide open,
with no East End Cultural
Centre, no ‘Surrey Arts

. Centre, no Presentation
House, Circle Craft, or
Wharfside. The fair has been-—__.
held biennially since those
days and has drawn
tremendous response from
artists, craftspeople and the
public. ee

_ FEATURED ARTISTS

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This year over 70 artists
are scheduled to participate
with a diverse cross section
of high quality British
Columbia arts and crafts.
There are many highly in-
dividual craftspeople
featured, such as pensioner
Clifford Taylor of Little
Fort, B.C.- He ‘works in
soapstone and. backpacks.
the rock out of a secret

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location so impassable that _. ' a: ae _
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evena orse cannot reach i JODY CHANG, who has made « e for herself with pottery that is functional as We have mattresses in all
‘Then there is Jack well as attractive, is just one of more than 70 artists who will be participating in the sizes & models.
Pearson, the only organ pipe B.C. Arts and Crafts Fair starting October 18 at the Memorial Gym. (Ian Smith photo) Buy Now & Save.
maker west-of Toronto, who- . vO ee 7 oe 7 a uf ‘apa. amo swat

specializes in free-standing -

marine and aeronautical
metal sculpture. His sports
figures often present .a
humorous twist. ;

Jody Chang's aesthetically
functional pottery is well-
known on the North Shore,
as are the imaginative dried
flower designs created by
Margitta Schulz. Ester

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Pedersen of Delta will return
with her popular stuffed
animals and Gaylen and
Heather Doud’s handmade
Pirie children’s furniture and
toys will add to the feast of
prospective Christmas gifts
offered at the fair.

In addition, the Gallery
Shop will feature paintings

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Dressers
$250 & up
Headboards
$25 & up
Night tables
57750 & up

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‘by many well-known artists,
_ who. submit one‘ or’ two

works in support of the
‘Kiwanis.

‘PROCEEDS

Admission to the fair is
$1.00 per family, 50¢ per
adult and 25¢ for students.

Proceeds from the fair will |

go to the Kiwanis work in

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the community,..including a
donation to Lions Gate
Hospital Children’s Ward;
money for senior citizens
activities; help with Girl
Guides, Sea Cadets, Air
Cadets, North West Track
and Field Club, and aid to
many other groups and
facilities on the North Shore.

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NOW AT

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| 3 Pce
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