57 ~ Friday, December 6,. 1985 - North Shore News

Focus on children’s art

THE WEST Vancouver Klee Wyck gallery at 200 couver is open from 10a.m, appointment by calling
Community Arts Council Keith Road in West Van- to 2 p.m. weekdays, or by 922-1110. .

and the West Vancouver a —_ ——

recreation Centre will be @..0 20 Sie eee hen

showing a special exhibition TT quacity axe eee oom eee me cca one es ee gaan en ones an nag

of children’s Christmas art

for the month of December. ff Pp | T bi $ 495; { Pool Tables Recovered
The exhibition will highlight OO! ladies

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students of the Recreation . . ~vaat , Price incivdes cloth & tatrcr.
Centre’s Paint and Print :

class, taught by Carolyn
Nicholson of the Saturday
Morning Art Class, taught

by Sara Lee Stremel. . —_— : H Solid Oak, 2 Pee.
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Christmas cookies, a § : . - : .
cheertul fire and a welcome: = : ee _ 5 48"' USED CUES
to all will be found Sun., §& . ‘ $4no0
Dec. 8 from 2:30-3:30 p.m. §°¥ amarenninien SE Cie, Buy 3 for 10 _
at Klee Wyck at a reception ;
to view the paintings and
drawings and meet the
young artists.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis
NORTH VANCOUVER Community Players have
enrolled in a School for Clowns. The theatre group is
presenting the play Dec. 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 and 22
at Hendry Hall in North Vancouver. Curtain is at 7 p.m
on Fridays and'1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sun-
days. Clowns in the production are Mary Sheldrake as
Puff in rear and, left to right, Linda Gardner as Drip-
pens, Estelle Nendick as Weasle and Anne Marsh as
Pimple. For information call 987-0452 or 325-7060.

Your North Shore
News carrier
delivers, | §
and never asks for | | BRITISH COLUMBIA PAVILION

money. All year. CHRISTMAS
ON THE
PLAZA

Yu are cordially invited to The B.C. Pavilion Complex — Host Pavilion
of Expo 86 — our shining showcase of all we've done and all we can do.

Join us outdoors on The Plaza of Nations December 12, 13 or 14 fora
Traditional Christmas Celebration and a first glimpse of British Columbia's
showcase to the world.

A spectacular seasonal backdrop will surround our outdoor stage. There will
be live music and a skating show, choirs, carolling, refreshments, international
tree decorations and a giant Christmas Tree. B.C. entertainers will lead a special
Christmas singalong while a flotilla of carol ships lights up False Creek. Each
evening promises to be a traditional family celebration with all the trimmings.

Come share the magic.

Admission is Free.

aoa Continuous Show 5:30 — 9:00 p.m. December 12 and 13. Gates
if you want to show your appreciation to ‘the boy 0 or girl Open at 5:00 p.m.

1 ies your community paper, do it in 1:00 — 9:00 p.m. December 14. Gates
: Open at 12:30 p.m.
A ‘ le mas : Add to the excitement — ride the SkyTrain
tin at hristmas . . \ to B.C. Place Stadium. We're right next door
SS : one age at the heart of the Expo site. Take the overpass
would make her da 4 RD ---— from The Stadium Plaza. The British Colum-
V § i) — bia Pavilion would like to thank Coca-Cola

: ss and your local Coca-Cola bottler for their

If you want to find out your carrier's name, please call : ee 4 special contribution to this Christmas Event.

Circulation Department.
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