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play based in the horror of pre-war Germany,
To March | but selling our. Tues. to Sun. at
Sp.m., Sunday matinee at 3p.m. $13./11/10.
Information: 323-5227.

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Centennial Theatre: Intermediate Charal
Fesrival features 16 elementary schools in three
daytime sessions March +. Information: Leanne
Roy, 985-7478, Spring Concert, Mulgrave
school. March 6. Information: 984-9030.

Mt. Seymour United Church: The West
Vancouver Sentors Choir aud The Kent Sereet
Choristers ina joint concert. March 4 ar 2 p.m.
$5. Transportation available from W. Van
Seniors Contre for a modest fee.

St. David’s United Church, W.V.: Vewetian
Voices, The musical traditions of Venice with
Laudate Singers and Instrumentatists, March 8
at 3 p.m. Tickets: 280-3311.

The Gallery at Artisan Square, Bowen
Island: Restu and Ruta Yawney in concert
March 7 at 7:30 p.m.

Orpheum: Paintbrush and Baton. part of the
Vancouver Symphony's Casuai
Classics/Explorations series. Includes N.Van
composer Michacl Conway Baker's Threngh the
Lions’ Gate. Feb. 28 at 8 p.m.

St. Andrew’s Wesley Church, Vancouver:
Loaves and Fishes, A bencfit concert for the
Vancouver Food Bank featuring many perform-
ers and guests including W.V’s Marcus Moseley.
Feb, 28 at 8 p.m. $15 advance, $18 door. 280-
4444.

clubs

Bagga Beans Coffee House: Singles Night
every Thursday, 6-9 p.m. Debate opinions on
books, movies, plays or your own topic. 3711]
Delbrook.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Live music Tuesday,
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Info: 986-
7333.

Lynnwood Pub: ‘Live music Thursday to
Sunday from 9:30 pam. No cover.

Maplewood Pub: Live music featuring
Silverload every Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
Into: 924-1834.

Portside Room, Seven Seas Restaurant: Girls
Rock the Boat hosted by Suzzane Wilson every
Tuesday. Musician Drop In hosted by Shawn
Carle every Wednesday. For live music informa-
tion call 987-3344.

Sailor Hagar’s: Onion Head and the Tear
Drops every Sunday night. 984-3087.
Waterfront Bistro: Saturday Night Lire
Comedy, Doors open 8 p.m., showtime 9 p.m.
It’s A Secret Club: Arwai Grano with the Tony
Foster Trio. North Van singer offers jazz and
swing tunes every Monday, 1221 Granville.

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Capilano College: By Land and By Sea. A lec-
ture series presented by Elde ereollege and N.V.
Mascum and Archives. March 3: The Glory
Days of the Union Steamship Company. Stories
of the coastal shipping service that served over
200 communities for nearly 73 years. March 3,
12:30-2:30 p.m. Register ar 984-4906.
Centennial Theatre: Ist Annual Vanconver
International Mountain Film Festival. Films on
mountain culture and sports, and workd-
renowned keynore speak 27-March 1.
Full pass: $45. Ticke 984-4484.
World Adventure Tours. Travelogue on Japan
narrated by Dr. Dwavne Merry. Mareh 3 ar 2
and 7 p.t

Vancouver Film School: Valhing Heads Series.
Mary-Pat Gleeson will d ss marketing the
feature film. Feo. 28, 1:30-4 p.m. $5 non-
members. 1168 Hamilton.

Victoria Drive Community Hall: Belly
Dancing performance featuring N.V. dancer
“Leila” and others. Feb, 28, evening. Two dii-
ferent belly dancing workshops will be taught
Feb, 28, March 1. Information: 986-2532.

E-mail (millertinsnews.com) or fax a press release
for your eniertainment event to 985-2104.
— Compiled by Martin Millerchip

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

Around the Sound

AUTHOR Doreen Armitage reads an excerpt fram her newly-published history of the Howe Sound area
Around the Sound at the West Vancouver Historical Society's annual meeting on Feb. 18.

Full day of events set for Cap College

From pane Us

Psychology (guest presentation: Flo Williams describes helping
turn a traditional beauty pageant on her Squamish reserve into
a vehicle for increased personal growth and self-esteem based
on the First Nations medicine-wheel). Birch 321.

9:30 a.in. -

communication. Birch 276.
10:30 a.m.

Hl am. Janet Kee.
Sexual harassment and conflict resolution advisor, Crossqender

- 12:30 p.m. Mahak Yaseri.

Women 's studies: Leeture/discusston on comparable worth move-

ment, Birch 136.

10:45 a.m. - noon. Anita Sleeman.
Music history: Candian women composers, Birch 148.

11:15 a.m. -

12:20 p.m Eleanor Boyte.
Psychology (second session of guest presentation: Flo Wiilianis

describes helping turn a traditional beauty pageant on her
Squamish reserve into a vehicle for increased personal growth

and self
Birch 126.
9 am. - noon Patricia Singer.
Textile art:
Noon -

cem based on the First Nations medicine-wheel).

Navaho weaving history. Birch 162.
12:30 p.m. Penny LeCourtcur.

The chemical basis of gender: steroids and hormones. Birch 426.

12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m. Ivan Sa
Fashion historian: Waisted ¢

12:30 p.m.

ress from Victorian to punk.

College Theatre, Birch Building.
> 1:30 pom. Paige Larson and Denise Morbev,

North Shore Sports Medicine Clinic. Phystotierapy: Is it the

career Sor you? Birch 249.
1 pan. -
Fall.

2:30 p.m. - 4:15

2:30 pam. Annette Lorek, Fiona Hunt and Karin
Women, on the Web, Library 119,
p.m. Rhonda Snow.

Psveholagy: Gender differences in diagnosis of psychological disor-

ders, Bitch 249.
2:30 pum. -

Ist Annual Vancouver

Internationa! Mountain Film
Festival schedule of events

Friday, Feb 27

1 - 4:30 p.m.: Youth and
Senior Educational
Programme. Theme:
Responsibly Managing B.C.’s
Wood Resources. Includes films
Fury For The Sound and The
Women at Clayoquot.

7 - 12 pam.: Gala Festival
Opening, Slideshow by Arctic
explorer John Dunn: Battin
‘Traverse. Films: The Spirit, The
Far Side of Antarctica, and
Rivers of the Underworld.

Saturday, Feb. 28:

9am. - noon: Rockelimbing
competition at the Edge
Climbing Centre (all 984-9080
for details),

1-3 pam. Rockdimbing Block.
Films: Documentation of *Nen-
Expediency, Into the Dragon's
‘Teeth and The Keal Thing.

4:30 p.m. Cam Sylvester,

4-6 p.m. Mountain Culture
Block. Films: The Echo of Tien
Man and Hitchhiking to
Vietnam.

7-11 pam.: Evening event.
Slideshow by mountaineer Joe
Josephson: Up Agaiust El
Nuio in Patagonia. Films: The
Fatal Game, The First Ascent,
Northbanger: Voyage to
Aataretica, Cliffhanger and
Peregrine Dreams.

Sunday, March 1

1 - 5 p.m: Slovenian
Mountain Film Retrospective.
Films: Steber, Martina, Brez
and Credo. Hosted by

Mar tina and Credo director

Awards
Ceremony, Slideshow by
climbing legend Peter Crott:
Wes Side Story. Films: Wild
Sunil: Mr. Cook ~ Foorstsps in
the Sky, LUoime di Lego,
Winning films will also be
shown,

Geography: gnest presentation by Jeanne Mikita on Globalisn:,
miqvation aud state, Cedar 120,

2:30 p.m, - 4:30 p.m. Rosalie Hawrylko,.
P sehelony: the development of gender in children. Birch 126.
2:30 pam. - 4:50 pum. Marlene LeGates.
European history: Love, marriage and feminiso in the Vietorian
alge. Horticulture] 13.

30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mike Walsh.

Rinestoloay: Eyck of exercise on fertility and prennaucy.
Horticulture 117.
2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Susan Gardner.
How might love retutionships differ in a uen-patriarchal atuos-
dbere as apposed toa patriarchal atmosphere. Library 194.
3:30 pam. - 4:30 pam. Charles Greenberg.
Geoaraphy: Feminisation of Asia’s industrial labor farce. Cedar
275
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Marlene LeGates,
Second session of Earopran history: Love, marriage and femi-
nism in the Victorian Age. Horticulture 15
6:30 pum. - 9:30 pam. Margaret Denike,
Women's studies: Historical mevtbologies of wexnal difference.
Library 195,

One event is also scheduled ar the Squamish campus:

9 a.m. - noon. Bill Schermbrucker.

Lucrative: Archetype of marriage in Roch Carrier's *Floralic,
where are You?” Room 108.

Visitors to Capilano College are urged to car pool, use public
transport or plan to arrive early. Paid parking areas are avail-
able ($2 for the day) at the North Vancouver campus. ‘T
college is Exit 22, in either direction off the highway.

more information, phone Capilano College, 984-4953,

_ Wheelchair access maps are available, call 986-1911

The official International Women's Dav will be observed
around the world on March 8 this year.

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