ACTORS RECREATE the nativity scene in West Vancouver Baptist Church's production of Walk
to Sethlehem. The show —- featuring more than 50 acters — will be heid at the church Dec.

| 14-16 at 7 p.m. nightly. —_
Art course offered

North Shore residents may
benefit from a new visual arts
telecourse to be offered locally
in January by Emily Carr Col-
lege of Art and Design, and the
Open University.

A Survey of Western Art }
explores western visual tradition
from Stonehenge, through the
early civilizations of the Ancient
Near East, Egypt, Crete and
Mycenae, the classical world, to
the Romanesque and Gothic art.

The course will be of interest
to those wishing to understand
art, architecture and sculpture in
the historic and cultural context
of each period.

“ Fwo units are based on the
TV series, Art of the Western
World, with four additional

programs.

In each program, experts ex-
amine works in detail, isolating,
with the aid of the close-up
camera, important visual
features that explain the work’s
significance.

A Survey of Western Art will
be offered locally via the
Knowledge Network on alternate
Mondays, beginning Jan. 7
(repeating Sundays, 3 p.m.
beginning Jan. 13).

Registration deadline is Dec.
17, Contact the Open University,
Box 97000, Richmond, B.C.
V6Y 2A2, at phone 660-2200, or
Emily Carr College of Art and
Design, 1399 Johnston St., Van-
couver, B.C. V6H 3R9, at phone
687-2345.

RVICE: SPECIAL

COMPLETE VEHICLE
SAFETY CHECK

with computerized engine
analysis deterrnining the overall
performance level of your

Locals star
in Oliver!

NORTH SHORE acters, directors
and choreographers are joining
forces for First Impressions
Theatre’s annual Christmas con-
cert, Oliver!

This year’s line-up includes
choreographer Norman Leggatt,
who performed in the original
stage production of Oliver!,
associate director Ward Ashlie,
who directed The Wizard of Oz
for First Impressions Theatre last
year, stage manager Vickie
Grisdale, and actors Don Jabour
as Fagin, Leigh Richards as Nan-
cy, Emma Brunette, Carole Hig-
gins and Oscar Faragher.

The timeless musical will be
held Dec.20-29 at James Cowan
Theatre in Burnaby. For reserva-
tions phone 291-6864.

FLOOK MATS
$25”
Set of 4
ofehee ss

Friday. December 14. 1990 ~ North Shore News - 43

IGANTIC SILK PLANT SATE]

Trees, Planters, Flowering Baskets.
Centrepiece Arrangements, Wicker, Brass,
Thousands of Beaunful Gush Baskets

WHOLESALF PRICES
Avaloa Hotel Ballroom
1025 Marine Drive
North Vancouver

where:

Saturday December 15 9am - Spm
ONE DAY ONLY

Special Discounts on Ready Made

and uapotied DESIGNER TREES

when:

Come to our Mall, listen to
our Christmas Mini-Concert
Series and enter our
contest to

@ Contest starts
November 26th.

@ Mini-Concerts
start Dec. 3rd.

No purchase wecessary.

A skill lesting question must
be answered to win.

VANCOUVER
CenTRe
malt

Under the Ciock,
at Georgia and Granville. Between
Eaton's and the Bay.

Round trip, six days/six
nights deluxe hotel.
rental car, attractions.
dinner.

HELP STOP THEFT
PROTECT YOURSELF.

OKCBC AND YOUR LOCAL POLICE.