From page 13

Presentation House Arts
Centre: Karl Blossfelde: Art
Forms in Nature, photograph-
ic exhibition, to July 7. Rod
Slemmons lecture, former
curator of photography at the
Seattle Art Muszum delivers a
fecture on Karl Blossfeidt and
“The New Objectivity,” June
20, 7:30 p.m. 1 Became
Unconscious, Katherine
Knight exhibition, to July 7.
Student Poster Design
Exhibition, created — by
Capilano College Graphic
Design and Iustration..
Program students, to mid July
in the Other Space «iallery.
Gallery hours: Wed.-Sun. 12-5
_ p.m., Thur. 12-9 p.m.
Dunfarave Callery and
Printshop: Oreibasia, W.V.
artist Sheila Jonah’s one-
woman show opens to the
sounds of celtic pipers, 6-9
p.m., in the gallery workshop,
1640 Johnston St, Granville
Island, show rans to June 31,
ali welcome.
Dundarave’ Cafe Art
Exhibition: From My Point of
View, watercolor paintings by
Margaret Merler. Info: 922-
8973.
West Vancouver Recreation
. Centre: How Does Your
Garden Grow?, art work by
_ children aged 5-6 yrs., to June
23

Canada Week Parade
Saturday, June 22

10 am
begins at 13th & Grand Blvd
to Lonsdale Ave., north to 23rd St.

sponsored by Mountain Lions Club

' Folkfest
Craft Fair

Sat. June 22-Sat. June 29.
10 am-5 pm —
‘Civic Centre Plaza, 13th & Lonsdale

Monday July 1 at Waterfront Park

sponsored by
NV. Community Arts Council

Folkfest gratefully acknowledges the support of < ~
Capilano Malt, Lonsdale Quay, Seaspan International, Chemex
Labs Ltd., Lower Lonsdale Business Association, Mountain Lions
Club, North Vancouver Community Arts Council, N.S. Museum &
Archives, North Vancouver City Library, North Vancouver
Recreation Commission, North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce,

NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge
the Lower Lonsdale Community Action Committee and"

SUNDAY is the final day to view works by West Van slementary-school students at the
Ferry Building Gallery. Children's artwork was created around the theme “How Does Your
Garden Grow?" Featured are works by students of Hollyburn, Ridgeview, Cautfeild, Pauline
:, Johnson and Chartwell schools; Beaux Art Studio, Fiona Cantel’s Art Class and West
“Vancouver Recreation Centre art classes. Pictured here, left to right: Emily Simons, Nicki

Ferry Building Gallery:
How Does Your Garden
| Grow?, art work by children.
; aged. 5-6" yts., to June. 23°

- See more page 31.

Bernhardi, art teacher Dorothy Poesiat, Arietle Bernhardt and Daniele Simons.

Gravity-assisted adventure "I~ a

: From page 13

‘Sokalski and his partners
- bring to Velo-City. .
~e-\Tt was their enthusiasm
“tempered with responsibility
' that won over Grouse
-; Mountain Resorts general .
. Manager Stuart McLaughlin,
. who takes his stewardship of
the mountain seriously.
.’ '“He was very accommo-
dating,” Sokalski says with a -
.. Smile, admitting that
“McLaughlin made them jump
. through some tight hoops
- before giving Velo-City the
nod. “But he was concerned
* that we have a proper business
- plan as. well as enthusiasm.”
. “Grouse Mountain has
been involved with organized
mountain-biking for about five
“years, sponsoring clinics and

races like the Cruel Duel, but °
we don't officially endorse — -
unrestricted mountain-biking,”
McLaughlin explains. “We
have to be concemed about
the impact on the environment

- and about safety issues any

time anyone is on Grouse -
Mountain. We feel that.
responsibly guided tours, like
Steve proposed, are the next
logical step in making Grouse
Mountain accessible to moun-
tain-biking.”

Guided mountain bike

’ “descents” have proved popu-
_ lar both in Hawaii and closer

to home in Whistler, where |

_ they especialiy appeal to visi-

tors who may have failed to
squeeze a bike into the suit-
case.

The Grouse Mountain ride
has the advantage of offering

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® Maggie White

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high alpine forest down to

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_ two river canyons included.

Velo-City i is offering two:
versions of the tour: the early
bird “Sunrise Express” costs
$94.95 and includes tram ride,

breakfast at The Grouse Nest
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