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BRIGHT LIGHTS

HAVING A good time was no
crime during Police Week.
And on May 19, 20, and 21 the
RCMP were at Lonsdale Quay
to exhibit a wide range of their
crime fighting methods.
Members of the public took
the opportunity to chat with
the bicycle patrol and the dog
squad and also got the
chance to explore the inside
of a patrol car.

Near right, top: Tom Leao, 10,
calls in from the Quay.

Far right, top (left to right):
Blair, Yorke, Richard
Krukoewski and Wayne
Knapman.

Far right, centre: Safety bear
Greg Roberts ard RCMP offi-
cer Reno Leclerc entertain
Japanese students.

Far right, bottom (left to right):
Reno Lecterc, Nancy
Macaulay and victim support
volunteer Mare Sylvestre.
Near right, bottom: Joel Erina
sits in a patrol car trying to
narrow his odds on winning
the draw for the bear.

NORTH VANCOUVER City Hail was the location for the open-
ing of artist Alan Reynolds’ (left) exhibit on Thursday, May 19.
He welcomed many friends to the show who were eager to see
his landscapes, seascapes, portralts and still-lifes, ail palnted
in a reaifstic style. He has also completed a number of semi-
absiract paintings. His media inciude oils, watercolors and
acrylics. ae
Reynolds has been drawing and painting from a very early age..
He is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists

. and is president of the West Vancouver Sketch Club.

He has studied under numerous outstanding Canadian and

American teachers both in Canada and abroad and has painted

in China, Columbia, the Greek maihtand, Santorini, Rhodes,

Simi, England, Holiand and Italy. _

Bottom right, fellow artist and friend Doug Rae and his wife
udy.

Bottom centre, Linda Feil (left) and Isobel Gibson, co-ordina-

tors of Art in Public Places for the North Vancouver community

arts council. :

Bottom left, Elizabeth Reynolds with Nancy Marion.

Reynolds’ show continues at City Hall until June 16.