Gallery opens

WEST VANCOUVER painter Gordon Smith (left) and Doug
Biden ponder artwork created by Sawan Yawnghwe at the
Seymour Art Gallery's April 2 grand opening. The current
exhibit, Four+Four, was organized to celebrate the
gallery's move into its new home in the Deep Cove Cuitural
Centre. It features the work of Smith, Bill Featherstone, Ted

Sip

Kingan, Arnold Shives and their four proteges.

HEWS photo Stuart Davis

Soave to a sinking sun

or try a three-grape Aussie

SOAVE CLASSICO SUPERI-
ORE-BOLLA. $8.75. (Italy). Also
availabie in 1.5 L. $15.95.

An “old reliable’ veteran of
local wine lists, it still doesn’t get
any drier or whiter than this classic
Italian from the Veneto.

Aslightly lemony astringency
that demaricds a bow! of clams or
mussels and chunks of bread.

Occasional harshness in the past
seems to have been eliminated
since Bolla achieved the Classico
upgrade, a more rigorously con-
trolled use of the name confined
to wines produced in the best
areas of the region.

Just the wine for watching
Venice sink into the lagoon or, if

Sign up for

POLYNESIAN DANCE classes are
returning to recCentre Lonsdale
this spring.

Classes for adults and children
will be instructed by Dana
Kinghorn, who has been teaching
dance for 20 years.

The classes begin on Wednes-
day, April 22,and are divided into
preschool, schoolage, teen and

adult courses. .
Several different dances will be

covered, including Maori, Hawai-

Tonite through
Saturday, Tim
is back at the

Gull
Rusty *

you haven't the time, a Whytecliff
sunset.
ANGOVES BUTTERFLY RIDGE
CABERNET/SHIRAZ/MALBEC.
1990. $6.95. (Australia).

With three grape varieties roiling
around in here, you might expect

Polynesian

ian and Tahitian.

Kinghorn has been teaching
Polynesian dance since 1973 when
she started the Bela Domingo
Polynesian Dancers, a group that
still performs together today.

A native of the Philippines,
Kinghorn has spent much of her
time in Canada since 1970 doing a
variety of work in the multicultural
field.

She is a founding member of the
Canadian Heritage Arts Society,

week,
AND THE LIARS:

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175 East ist, N. Van

988-5585

this wine to suffer from Multipie
Fersonality Disorder, but even the
great winemakers of Bordeaux are
apt to toss in a few bunches of
something else to distinguish their
careful Cabernet-Merlot blends.

This eclectic mix was an
Australian invention, a shortcut to
the production of full-bodied
“‘claret-style’’ wines for im-
mediate drinking, and it still
works.

Surprisingly well-integrated fruit
with just enough tannin to hold it
in check.

Classic claret for connoisseurs it
may not be, but a perfect user-
friendly wine for barbecues, pic-
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drop-dead price.

dancing

and has done extensive travelling
throughout Canada as a cultural
ambassador. Kinghorn has
choreographed many shows, in-
cluding the ‘Share the Flame”’
Olympic torch arrival in 1988 and
the Vancouver Multicuitural Week
festivities in 1989.

For registration information call
987-7529.

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May 1 & 2, 1992
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