B18 - Wednesday, December 14, 1983 - North Shore News

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Malkin Bowi which was damaged by fire last year. Above, a performer prepares for a gala
fundraising evening at the Hyatt Regency Thursday, December 15 from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30
a.m. There will be a floor show, dancing, awards and entertainment by past and present
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NEWS photo Eric Eggertson

ARTS COUNCIL PROJECT
Sculpture planned for Quay

A SCULPTURE, of couver Community § Arts

significance to the entire Council. h biect: ;
; = at the objective o

North Shore, is to be situated $150,000, already half

at the new Lonsdale Quay
Waterfront Park. This major

work of art will be the end
result of a competition being
sponsored by the North Van-

achieved, the Sculpture Com-
petition Committee will be
launching an official fund-
Taising drive in January.
North Vancouver City coun-
cil has greatly assisted to date

Announces

by unanimously endorsing
the project and by allocating
a contribution from an ap-
propriate phase of its water-
front park budget.

Joseph Contafio, Ar-
chitect, Vice-President of the
NVCAC and chairman of the
competition committee, ¢x-
pects the design guidelines to

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SCENES

ALMETA SPEAKS has a
new record out entitled
Almeta Speaks. The album
includes a selection of blues,
ballads, spirituals, and other

favorites in her distinctive
musical style.
Speaks will be auto-

graphing copies of the record
at Kelly’s Record Store in
Park Royal Saturday,
December 17 at 2 p.m.

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FRESH OFF the Boat,
Crossroads Theatre’s multi-
cultural drama about Chinese
immigrants in Canada will be
held over until December 17
at Firehall Theatre in
Gastown. For more informa-
tion and tickets call 689-0926.

Me

HANDSWORTH In-
strumental Music Program
will be presenting its ‘‘Gala
Christmas Concert’’ on
December 14,at7:30 p.m.The
Jazz bands, the Concert
bands and the Handsworth
Orchestra will ring in the
Christmas season with their
magnificant sound and en-
thousiastic playing. Tickets
will be available at the door
at curtain time of 7:30.
Everyone is welcome.

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PAULINE O’CARROLL of
North Vancouver is the lucky
winner of the Filthy Rich
Weekend onGranville Island.
She entered the contest while
attending the play Filthy Rich
at the Waterfront Theatre on
Granville Island.

be in place by mid-summer of
1984. The project will be of
interest to all artists,
sculptors, architects and
landscape architects. A small
group of eminent jurors will
be selecting the winning entry
in the fall of next year. Con.
struction would take up to
one year and be complete in
me for the opening of Ex
po/86. Further information
will be made available in the
new year.

The board of the North
Vancouver Community Arts
Council feels that the addi.
tion of a major sculpture at
the Lonsdale Quay Water
front Park will contribute
greatly to the emergence of
the North Shore as a vital
cultural and heritage arca

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