Kids International dam FI “ART

THE KING'S KIDS ase here! This
international, multicultural group
of children, ages four to 17, is part
of the international, in-
terdenominational organization
Youth With A Mission (YWAM).
They are presently based at the
YWAM-headquarters in Richmond
and wil! be performing in North
Vancouver Aug. 2 at Cleveland
Dam at 1 p.m.

Their prograin 1s # combination
of music, song, creative move-

ment, dance and special interna-
tional costumes.

The King's Kids portray friend-
ship that breaks barriers, joy that
overcomes sadness and love that
heals broken relationships.

Originating in Hawaii in 1976,
King’s Kids International began to
spread its wings.

In 1979 the first international
tour began, including perfor-
mances in Japan, Fiji, Australia,
Holland and Hawaii.

In 1982 one of the King’s Kids
groups provided concerts during
the World Cup Soccer Games in
Spain.

In 1983, other King's Kids teams

performed in official events
associated with the South Pacific
Games in Western Samoa and in
1984 with the Summer Olympic
Games in Los Angeles.

Last year King's Kids Interna-
tional conducted different tours in
Europe, South America and the
Pacific Islands.

This summer, one of the King's
Kids groups will be at Expo and on
several focations in and around
Vancouver.

For more information, please
see the following schedule of
events or call 270-YWAM.

photo submitted

THE NORTH Vancouver Wind Trio hit Expo this week and is performing concerts three times daily today
(Friday) and Saturday at the Discovery Stave. The local ensemble consists of Gene Ramsbottom on clarinet,
Karen Ericson-Koch on oboe and Susan Round on the cello.

Expl

ALL CHILDREN who visit EXPO
86 are invited to participate in the
Explore Saudi Arabia Program at
the pavilion of the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia.

Students, up to !6 years of age
can enter the program by visiting
the pavilion, and then creating
their impressions of Saudi Arabia
in pictures and words.

A selection of the subrnissions
will become part of an exhibit at
the Vancouver Public Library.

Entries will be accepted in two
categories — writing, and poster
art (drawing and painting).

Registration forms can be picked

PETEROTOQHE
HELEN MIRREN
JOHN GIELGUD

CALIGULA

NO ONE UNDER 18 YEARS
WARNING: CRUEL & BRUTAL
VIOLENCE THROUGHOUT.
EXPLICIT SEX SCENES.
DEPICTION OF CHILDBIRTH.
DAILY AT 2:20. 8:15 & 9:10
DMISSION $S.SG/TUESDAYS $2.50
Extta Midnight Show

UN:
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AGES
ADMITTED

up at the Saudi Arabia pavilion in-
formation desk, between 10 a.m.
and [0 p.m. daily.

Entries must be submitted to the
Saudi Arabia pavilion, by mail or
in person, before 10 p.m., August
!.

jore Saudi Arabia

All youths who enter the Ex-
plore Saudi Aratia Program will
receive a souvenis from the Saudi
Arabian pavilior, and there will be
traditional cultural prizes for the
best work.

Award winners will be announc-
ed August 7.

17 - Friday, July 25, 1986 - North Shore News

COMES TO

KLEE

FOR THE month of August, Klee
Wyck Gallery at the West Van-
couver Community Arts Council
will be presenting an exhibition ot
fibre art.

Lesley Richmond, fibre printing
artist and instructor in the two-
year Crafts Program at Capilano
College has put together an exhib-
ition of her own work and the
work of her students from both the
first and second year of the pro-
gram.

Artists Norma Langrish, Susan
Underwood, Ruth Atfield, Amy
Goodwill, Jocelyn Boardman,

YCK
Naomi Braun, Roberta Jones,
Kate Hill, Pat Gessey, Marketa
Pererka, and Kera Spedn are ex-
hibiting printed fabrics of their
design and making in the form of
yardages, stretched wall pieces and
floor mats.

The gallery is located at 200
Keith Road in Klee Wyck Park in
West Vancouver, and is open from
9 to 12:30 for the summer.

Viewing of the exhibition at
other hours can be arranged by
calling the gallery at 922-1110.

Works will be for sale.

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