16 — Wednesday, August 21, 1996 ~ North Shore News

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North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Tools, Trades
and Technological Change.
exhibition, to Sept. 2, Noreate
and North Lonsdale
Neighborhoods, to September
2. Charles H. Cates & Sons,
to Oct. 1. North Lonsdale &
Norgate: Two NV Com-
munities, to Sept. 2. The
Amess Collection, Qct. 9
through Dec. Bottoms Up! A
Walk in Burrard Inlet, Nov. 6-
March |. Hours are Wednes-
day to Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Info: 987-5618. -

Presentation House
Theatre: NoShtic, North
Shore Theatre Improv
Competition/Show, audience
participation, weekends, 8
p.m., ongoing to Aug. 24,
tickets $10 and $8, tickets and
information, 735-2963 or
990-3474,

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Body and Soul tl, First
Impressions Theatre presents
an evening of rhythm and
blues featuring the voices of

. Cheryl . Murray, Leigh
Richards, Sheila Sharma and
Gail Trainer, to Aug. 24,
Wed.-Sat., For tickets and
information, please call 929-

John Lawson Park: Sat., 2
p.m.. Musical Concerts: Ria

Bravo, Aug. 24; Morrigan, .

Aug. 31.

BEV London, the new
“president of the
Puppeteers of America,
is only the third
* Canadian in the organi-
~ « gation’s 59-year history
_to hold that honor.

- = The West Van resident was
elected to the post at the non-
:yprofit corporation’s’ annual

meeting in Columbus, Ohio -

fast month,

The Puppetcers of America
was founded in 1937 and has a
membership of approxiraately
2,300 puppeteers, both srofes-
sional'and amateur, and those
interested in the art,

As a teacher and librarian in
the North Vancouver School

: District, London has involved
uppetry in many classroom
activities, working with chil-
dren. from | Kindergarten
through Grade 7. She also runs

» a puppet club for intermediate
students. Besides her work in
the school system, London has

been active in puppetry organi-

zations from many years.

A past president of the
Vancouver Guild of Puppetry,
she was a Canadian delegate to

: the 1976 World - Puppet

’ Congress in Moscow and, for

the last two years, has been the

Secretary of the Puppeteers of

America,

For. more information

~. About Puppeteers of America,
~ phone 922-4667.

North Shore Chorus:
Community choir openings,
sopranos, allos, tenors and
basses needed for the 1996/97
season. Rehearsals are held
each Wed. For more informa-
tion cal! 983-6543, voice box
#1377.

Horseshoe Bay: Sunday at
1:30 p.m. enjoy musical con-
certs in Horseshoe Bay.
Brassmith, Aug. 25: Reve
Accadien, Sept. 1.
Panorama Park:
Concerts in the
Vancouver Latin
tions, Aug. 23;
Junction, Aug. 30.

CLUBS (¥

The Glass Slipper: Excellent
musical evenings in a quaint,
groovin’ setting, Aug. 3d:
Jazz vocalist — Lily-Ann
MacDonald performs with
local juzz musicians, 9:30
p.m. Info: 877-0066.
St. Andrew's Wesley United
Church: = StmumerChar ‘96,
including members of North
Shore Chorus. performs
Mozart's Requiem, Aug. 25,
1:30 p.m. Tickets $5 and $3.
— Compiled by Ann Heesilion

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Velkova headed to
Montreal last week
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