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20 — Sunday, May 11, 1997 — North Shore News _
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‘KURT. Stefan, who carves his work out of antlers he finds on forest and valley

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inter Ann Hurst are currently showing their work at North Vancouver

' District Hall: Tne exhibition, on. until May 29, is for the North Vancouver
Community Arts Council's Art in Public Places program.

From page (8

31. 925-7410.

West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Fire! The
gtowth and development
of..fire. services in West

’, Vancouver. Museum infor-
. Mation: 925-7295.

- -Bau-Xiz' North. Vancouver
“artist. Jom Smith on display
to’ May 15. Information:

- 733-7011. :

5 Thursdays,
Fridays and D.J. Saturdays. .

Sen rennial Theatre: Bye
Bye, Los Angeles; presented
byMasoud- Asadollahi.

+ “Tonight,- May 11 at 7:30. -

p.m. Tickets at the door.
‘Mlendry | Hall: - The
‘Mumberley: Inheritance.

-: 16-31... Tickets:
$10/8. Reservations: 983-
2633. -

-conceris.,/
‘Co ; mee:
“Centennial Theatre: Mad
. ‘About Jazz. The North

. Shore: Chorus in concert
with Alan Matheson and
friends: madrigals to mod-
ern with a jazz flavor. May
15 at 8 p.m. Tickets:
$14/11. Band and Choir
Concert. St. Thomas
_, Aquinas and Holy Trinity

School -Tickets: $6/3. Box
“office: 984-4484.

clubs sf

Avalon Hotel: Live music *

in the pub every Friday

and Saturday evening. Live.

jazz every Saturday after-
noon, 2:30-5:30, in the
lounge featuring Mark
Hasselbach. Info: 985-
4181.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub:
Charlie Hase, May 11;
Anthony Polanowski, May
13,14, Info: 986-7333.
Legends on 2nd: Livre
Jazz, 7 p.m., Fridays and
Saturdays, call 990-1012.
Lynnwood Pub: Live
bands and dancing.

Maplewood Pub: Live

musi:. featuring Silrerload
every Sunday night at 7:30
p.m. Info: 924-1834.

Portside Room, Seven
Scas Restaurant:
Wednesday is Open Stage
Night hosted by Asérose ;
Thursdays CFRO Radio
presents The Best of
Vancouver’s
Singer/Songwriters. May

13, Grant Murray, May-

16, Kristia Sheffield/David.
Parks, May 17, Danielle/
Casey Marshall

Velvets: Stand-up comedy
live bands

988-5342.
Waterfront
Saturday Night
Cosmedy. 8:30 p.m.

Bistro:
Live

events é.

Seymour Art Gallery:
Ikebana Demonstration and
Workshop presented by Mrs.
Sumi, head teacher of the
Adachi School. May 15, 9:30
to 11 a.m. Cost: $7.50/5.
Limited space. Registration:
924-1378.

Around Town is 2 free service
provided for non-profit and
community arts groups.
Please e-mail

miller@nsnews.com) or fax a
press release for your enter-
tainment event to 985-2104.
Deadline for Wednesday
inclusion is the previous
Friday. The News tries to

‘Van. Oeveren.

aff your Real Estate needs.

Res: 988-2186
Pager: 623-5020

SuTION Group West Coast REALTY

ensure items appear in the
paper at least once before the
event takes place, but space
constraints may limit the
number of submissions print-
ed. For guaranteed pe lica-
tion contact classified (986-
6222) or display advertising

(980-0511).
— Compiled by Martin
Millerchip

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Citizenship by Telling —

us Your Story

This year marks the $0th Anniversary of the Canadian Citizenship
Ceremony and we would very much like to receive stories from those |
people who have come to Canada over the last half century and

have chosen to live on the North Shore.

The entries will be read by the North Vancouver and West Vancouver
Canada Day committees and the writers of the ten most
interesting/unusual stories

will be part of the opening

ceremonies at this year’s

Canada Day celebrations.

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submit stories is May 31.
Fer more information
contact Val Stephenson at
the North Shore News,
986-6222 local 202.

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