NEWS photo Brad Lehyitgs

MAGGIE MASON (centre with beard), director of the North Vancouver Community Players, pre-

sents the North

hore Learning Together Program's Debbie Thompson with a cheque for

$2,500 to assist adolescent parents. The Community Players donated proceeds from their
annual Christmas Show — Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Not) — to the local program.

Galleries and theatres
offer seasonal culture

to Jan. 7. Info: 924-1378.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Charles Marega, a look
at the creator of the Lions Gate
~ Bridge lions continues. To Feb, 25:
Outdoors! Recreation in’ North
Vancouver's Mountains, Permanent

ARTS EVENTS
Compiled by Naamua Dodu

GALLERIES

West Vancouver Ferry Building
re-opens following the Christmas
break on Jan. 7. Winter hours are
ll am. to 5 p.m. daily, closed
Mondays. Info: 925-7290.

Seymour Art Gallery: Deep
Cove, Vancouver and West Coast
Portraits by Raymond Chow, runs

exhibits celebrating the social,
industrial, and cultural develop-
ment of North Vancouver are on
display. Info: 987-5618.

THEATRE

Presentation House Theatre:

Moves, a piece addressing transi-
tion within lives, wilf be presented
on Jan. 9 to 13 at 8 p.m. Tickets
cost $10 for adults, $8 for students
and seniors.

Also improv artists 43 Ibs. of
Wasted Space present Wasted, an
evening of non-stop comedy each
Friday night at 11 p.m. Tickets, $5
at the door or call to book. Finally,
the Cap Theatre presents The
Woman from Feb 2 - 10. For tick-
ets and information on all three
events, call: 986-1351.

Sunday, December 24, 1995 -- Nortn Shore News - 44

NEW YEARS AT PEPINO

Reserve your Dinner Party now.
Seating from 6pm to Ipm

Complimentary Appetizer

Restaurant
5 COURSE DINNER

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Regular menu also available

1238 ROSS ROAD, NORTH VANCOUVER

One day only! Save 15% to 50%

a on everything In the store.
For one day only, Tuesday, December 26, T&T will have you
MM packing up the savings with everything you'll need to prepare
it, cook it, bake it and serve it up. Vancouver's most
complete store for cooks helps make cooking and entertaining
i fun and exciting. Also, come in between Dec. 27 and the
end of January and save 15% to 50% on selected items.

Tools and Techniques ltd.

-- The Store For Cooks =~"

250 - 16th Street - West Vancouver « Tel: (604) 925-1855
Store Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-6 - Fri 9-9 » Sat 9-§ + Sur: 12-5
OPEN BOXING DAY FRCM NOON TO 5 PM

CANADIAN POWER
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That is our goal, we'd like to make it yours. There is comfort in
knowledge and whether your interest is runabouts, canoes, power
cruisers or sailboats, this is for you! We offer a relaxed social
atmosphere and you don't have to own a boat to take a course!

BASIC BOATING COURSE
Includes: Boat handling under adverse conditions * Seamanship
and common emergencies « Aids to navigation » Rules of the road
* Compass and chart familiarization * Introduction to piloting
Course length: 14 wecks Price: $746 single / $210 per coupie
Piloting, Advanced Piloting & Electronic classes also avallable

CAPILANO SQUADRON
Course registration Tue, Jan. S, 1996, 7 pm at the West Vancouver
Secondary School Cafeteria. VHF registraticri & start Jan. 31, '96
Contact: Nancy Gibson 683-1753

Gay Reardon 921-6863
Course in Squamish: contact Cari Ingraham 898-9223

SEYMOUR SQUADRON

Course registration Wed., Jan. 10, 1996, 6:30 pm at the Windsor
School Cafeteria, 931 Broadview, North Van. Preregistration, limit-
ed class size. .
Contact: 929-7993

929-7993

Gail Diffner
Ron Snelgrove

NORVAN SQUADRON
Course registration & 1st night Mon., Jan. 15, 1996.
Two courses will be offered Monday & Tuesday evenings, 7-9pm at
the Pacific Marine Training Institute, 265 W. Esplanade.

. Cgntact:,....., Lee Hawkins —_ 980-1733

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