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A reconstructed pioneer town, an art gallery, a
theatre and studio complex, a large lakeshore. park
and landscaped gardens. All these things are

found together in. one location --: Century, Park in
Burnaby. ; ; re ~

Located off the Sperling
South exit from the Freeway
' 401, this 25-acre::arts and
recreation complex , is a
peaceful oasis amid the busy
highways and fast growing
urban development.

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the
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Corporation | acquired
property as part of

mansion .to house’.an art
gallery, and the surrounding

gardens, for. public enjoy-
ment. ee

Ceperley Mansion, which . *
houses. the ‘Burnaby Art Today the gallery -has
Gallery, provides''a focal earned country-wide recog-
point from its hilltop location nition and features over 20
across a two-acre.landscaped exhibitions a year by proin-
rhododendron garden. inent artists from Canada

, - ; and other parts of the world.

_ The old _ stone-walled He "
building was erected in 1909 oe |
for the socially prominent Deer Lake. is a popular
Ceperley family who came to canoeist spot and secluded
Canada from the U.S.A. and Picnic areas are provided.on.
made their fortune inthe real its shores. A bonus during
estate field..The ‘mansion the fall months is the
provided a country retreat for abundant wild geese which
the Ceperleys and their mingle with children playing
friends, with its expansive 00 the meadow leading to the
grounds sloping down to the lake. |
quiet of meer Lake (named .
or the wildlife which found
refuge there from the rapidly CRAFT MARKET
encroaching borough of New ; :

Westminster.) During the summer and on
holidays and weekends there

are shows,. ‘exhibitions and
Burnaby other activities in the James

MANSION USED
In 1967 the

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Mattress & Posture Base

231 Coils - Set Complete

Cowan. Theatre and ~hall,
named after a Burnaby
pioneer resident. A number
of local groups ‘perform ‘and
display here’ through the
auspices of the Burnaby Arts .
Council. .

Each second Sunday in the
summer, and monthly during
the winter, a craft market is.

centennial project, using the held. It’s B.C.’s only ongoing . | ee : poe

craft. fair and draws potters,
spinners, weavers, jewellery —
makers and many: other |

craftspeople. from across the -
province. —

A ‘short walk from the
theatre, past - another: old.
house, once the home of the.
Anderson ‘family ‘and ‘now
‘used as the centre’ s adminis-

tration offices, is Heritage
Village. ve

. This replica pioneer town.
was born .as a Gentennial
project with eight buildings.

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- Selection of poses

months.
- Additional persons in.

Thurs. and Fri.

1 hr. passport service.

your. favourite. from ‘our colorfal new

Our traditional: settin ‘is also available. |

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~ Limit of one special per person -

- Children, adults and families welcome.
Offer ends Saturday, Doc. 17. |

Pacific Centre, Park. Royal and Lansdowne.
Mon., Tues., Wed. and. Sat. -9:30 a.m.-5:00

Lansdowne open Mon. thru Sat. nights "til 8:30 p.m.

EATON’S

Gallery, Part of a aby Art
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1581 West Tih Ave.
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734-4981
PARKING AT REAR |
. ALLPRICES
PERMANENTLY —
REDUCED
Newhours: -
10 AN to 6 PM Fai At 9PM

eSuperb Oak Imports
*Dining. Suites eAntiques
ae eCanadiana Pine:
. *Copper, Grass Gifts —

AUTHENTIC BUILDINGS

Today, 21 buildings. be! ‘had by. “sing (604
recreate a typical town. of the.
1890’s.. Four ‘buildings: are
authentic, moved. trom their.
“original: sites’ and «= recon-
structed at the’ Village, and.
the rest are very ‘clever
_feplicas.

‘Supervisor,
Street, Bur
wee 233.

This living musueam has a
‘main street’ lit by gas
lamps, flanked with board-
' walk-fronted stores __ filled
with the appropriate goods of
the era.

Dining Room 5 to 9 p.m
The Attic 6 to 11 p.m

The general store, for
instance, is stocked to the
rafters with everything from
antimacassars to zinc sinks.

“Most: displays are de-
signed to be walked through,
and" appropriately dressed
‘store clerks’ ‘are-on hand to
answer visitors questions...

g| EATON'S

Portrait

THE ATTIC, Sunday, Dec. 25, 3. to 8 p.m. Hot +
_ Turkey’ Smorgasbord $7.95, children under 13, $4. |

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- BOXING DAY :

DINING ROOM, Monday, Dec. 26, 4 to 8 p.m.
Smorgasbord $5.95, children $2.98, or menu
Selections. i uO

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THE ATTIC 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Floor show, dancing,
‘sing-a-long, lots of door prizes. Full Course Deluxe
Steak Dinner. $45. per couple, tickets in
advance. . 922-3224, es

DINING ROOM 5 to 10 p.m., Deluxe Roast Beef

~ Smorgasbord $7.95, children under 13, $4. Fun. and
Favours. |

NEW YEAR’S DA
THE ATTIC 3 to 8 p-m. Deluxe Roast Beef.
| Smorgasbord $7.95, children under 13, $4. :

rtraits. :
per family every 3

portrait 99 cts. each. oo

pm.

+ 9:30 a.m,-8:30 p.m.

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