38 - Wednesday, November 21 ,

1990 — North Shore News

entertainment

Paper exhibit on display

ANCIENT WAYS, New Hopes, a
31-piece exhibit of color and black
and white photographs, line draw-
ings and maps illustrating the steps
in paper and greeting card pro-
duction by natives of Nepal, opens
Sunday night at Park Royal Mall.
With the support of a UNICEF
community develepment project,
the ancient craft of paper-making
and woodblock printing has been
revived in Nepal. Some of the

photographs feature the UNICEF-
assisted Nepal paper-making pro-
ject and others capture stunning
views of the countryside and peo-
ple.

Money raised by the sale of
UNICEF cards help to fund devel-
opment projects in J2) countries.
Greeting cards will be sold at the
Park Royal exhibit, which con-
tinues until Nov. 30. Hours are It
a.m.-5 p.m.

Work on West Van library

expected

VOLUNTEERS HAVE ratsed close
to $2 million from the private
sector which will go towards
work on a $5-million addition to
the West Vancouver Memorial
Library, expected to begin eariy
in 1991, library board chairman
Dr. Robert Wyckham announced
Nov. 10 at a gala event marking
the library's 40th birthday.
“Denations are still needed
to ensure that the new addition is
appropriately furnished and
equipped,” said Wyckham,
‘but (West Vancouver)
municipal council has given us
its comment to proceed with

to begin

construction of the project."

The Memorial library has ex-
panded three times to ac-
comodate growth. The current
project will relieve crowded
conditions currently being expe-
rienced by library staff. and
patrons, and will permit 20,000
items stored off-site to be
restored to the collection.

The expansion will double the
existing floor space and = ac-
commodate anticipated service
and collection growth for the
next 20 years. At the same time,
older sections of the building will
be renovated to comply with

soon

8.C. Building Code standards.

The plan includes improved
handicapped access to ail parts
of the building, a section
specifically designed for teens
and expanded meeting room ia-
cilities.

The library kicked off their
fund raising campaign on Oct 29,
1989. Since then more than $4
million has been committed to
the project including $2.4 million
from the municipality of West
Vancouver, $1.5 irom the private
sector and GO B.C. capital fund-

ing.

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