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galleries:

Astcom Services: Pastel Journals. Grege Simpson shows his
recent series of pastel works on paper. Dec. 11 and 12, 2-5 p.m.,
320 Harbour Ave. Information: 988-0174.
Ferry Buiiding Gallery: GreazSruf}! Twenty-four North Shore
artists exhibit and sell pottery, jewelry, wearable and functional
art, glass, sculpture, art for the garden and much more. To Dee.
19, from 11] a.m.-6 p.m, Tue-Sun. Information: 925-7266.
First Street Gallery: Oils and watercolours by Aun Hurst and
ar in clay by Afirtan: Aroeste. To Dec. 31. Intormation: 986-
664.
Morgan Dawne Gallery: Darrell Anderson, Doris Paterson,
Natalia Vetrovo, Jan Bednardozk and more. To Dee. 23.
information: 984-1286.
North Vancouver District
Halk: Paintings by Jila
Mahinfar and paintings and
sculpture by Elisabeth Harris
Nichols. To Dec. 23. 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: A community
history exhibit featuring dis-
plays on the North Shore’s
first non-indigenous commu-
nity. Lions Gate Bridge. A Pho:
tographic display thar looks
back 60 years, Shipyard
Snapshots: Cover to Cover. An
exhibit of the illustrated covers
of the Wallace Shipbuilder.
Information: 987-5618.
Museum open Tue-Sun noon
to 5 p.m. The museum will be
dosed Dec, 24-28 and Jan 1-
Park Royal South: North
Vancouver artist Oscar Casas,
To Dec. 24. Information:
- 985-0050.
Presentation House Gallery:
By Land and Sea (Prospect and
Refuge). Photographic journey
thorough place and time by
Marian Penner Bancrott. To
Dee. 19. Gallery Hours! Wed-
Sun, noon-5 p.m. and Thu,
12-9 p.m. Information: 986-
1351.
Ron Andrew recCentre:
Robert De Coste, paintings and
silk-screen prints of Germany
and Vietnam. To Dee. 12.
North Vancouver potter,
Cindi Yun-Sook Kaario,
exhibits her latest mugs,
bowls, casseroles, plagues and
ceramics for the home. Dec.
12-Jan. 16.
Seymour Art Gallesy: ;
Annual members show of the :
Malaspina Printmakers Society. 5
Selected works in lithography,
monotype, etching, intaglio,
wood engraving, collographs,
mixed media and digitaliza-

NEW SHUTTLE FOR CYCLISTS

To ensure the safety of cyclists, the Lions Gate
Bridge will be closed to all cyclists and pedestrians
for the duration of the rehabilitation project, as of
December. 9, 1999.

As an alternative, a new shuttle service will be
operated. Mini-buses will transport cyqjists and
their bicycles between designated stops at either
‘end of the bridge and causeway.

This sidewalk closure will facilitate bridge deck
replacement, resulting in sidewalks over 50% wider
than before.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, please watch for
signage on the approaches to the bridge and
causeway. Or cail the project Information Line
at (604) 473-1500. Or visit the project

website: www.lionsgatebridge.gov.be.ca

CALENDAR

tion. To jan. 13. Opening reception, Dec. 14, 7-9 p.m. Hours:
‘Tuc-Sun, noon to 4 p.m. Gallery closed Dee. 24-27 and 31.
Information: 924-1378, Call for Entries for une annual
DisCOVEry exhibition. Applications my be obtained by calling
924-1378.

Silk Purse Gallery: Charlotte Kennedy Retrospective — A
Lifetime of Textile Arts. Curated by well-known textile artist
Barbara Shelly. To Dee. 12. Hours: Tue-Sun, neon to 5 p.m.
Information: 925-7291, Call for Artists. Submissions of visual,
pertorming, literary arts, including lectures and workshops are
welcome. Information: 925-7292.

West Vancouver Memorial Library: Natirescapes, Up Close and
Faraway, Watercolour and mixed media by artist Gay Torlay. To
Dee. 20.

West Vancouver Museum and Archives: Generations: Five
Decades of Art in West Vancouver 1912-1962. "Yo Dec. 18. Gallery
hours: Tue-Sat, noan-4:30 p.m. Archives open Tue and Wed

. NEWS photo Peul McGrath

The textile art of the late Charlotte Kennedy, who was a successful interior design-
er in che ‘50s, is on exhibit at the Silk Purse, 1570 Argyle Ave., to Sunday. The show
was curated by textile artist Barbara Shelly (left) and installed by artist Carolyn
Nicholson (right) with assistance from the designer’s daughter, Dianne Kennedy.

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only, noon-4:30 p.m. Information: 923-7295,

Tiger’s Gallery: Anisal Wisdom. Exhibition and sale of new
and original paintings, etchings and books by Deep Cove artist,
Charles van Sandwyk. To Dee. 12, noon-6 p.m. Information:
734-7704. 2133 Granville St., Vancouver.

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Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Te Panto Menace. Annual
Christmas pantomime. Dec. 15-Jan. 1, evening and matinee per-
formances. ‘Tickets: 929-3200. Sold Our.

Hendry Hall: Puss in Boots. A Christmas pantomime tradition.
To Dee. £9, at 7 p.m. plus Saturday and Sunday matinees } and
3 p.m. Reservations: 983-2633.

Presentation House Theatre: Rumpelstiltskin's Children. New
musical-comedy for the whole family. To Dec. 19 (Wed-Sat), 8
p.m., Saturdays and Sundays matinee at 3 p.m. $18/S15/512.
Tickets: 990-3474.

Arts Club: Granville Island Stage: Te Complete Works of
William Shakespeare Abridged. A “bard-busting” laugh fest by
the Rock-Paper-Scissors troupe. ‘To Jan. 8 (Mon-Sat), 8 p.m.
Wednesdays at 2 p.m. and Saturdays ar 4 p.m. Ticketmaster:
280-3311.

Firehall Arts Centre: A Tivisted Christinas Carol. Partially script-
ed, partially improvised family entertainment. To Jan. 1. Tickets:
689-0926,

Havana Theatre: Careman Rainbow and Possible Maps. Two
one-act plays about love, cartography and carcinoma. To Dec.
18, 8 p.m. $13/S810. {nformation: 609-3742.

Heritage Hall: Around the Bend. Tvo-woman show featuring
Carolyn Bendey and Tammy Bentz. To Dee. 11, 8 p.m. Box
Office: 876-4165.

New Revue Stage: Star Trick, The Musical. Vancouver
TheatreSports inter-galactic parody. To Dec. 30 (Mon-Sat), at 8
p.m. $14.50/8 10.50. Ticketmaster: 286-4444.

Norman Rothstein Theatre: The Journey. A journcy of self
through time. Original play written and performed by youth in
partnership with adult theatre professionals. Dec. 10, ]1 at 7:30
p.m. $12/S10. Box Officer: 257-5111. The Waltonsteins. One
woman show by Frannie Sheridan. A twisted tale about family
lies and secrets. Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. $25/S20/S 15. Tickets: 257-
5111,

Pacific Theatre: The Dreams of Kings and Carpenters. A look
back 2,000 years to a world of refugees and occupation troops to
find the heart of the first Christmas. To Jan. 1. Box office: 731-

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