From page 41

Ocean, My Coast, watercol-
“ors by West Vancouver artist
‘and sailor Colin Hempsall.

opening reception, July 24.
_ 7-9 p.m.,. refreshments

served, all welcome. exhibi-

tion continues to Aug. 18.
‘Info: 924-1378.

District of North

Vancouver Hall: Mind,
‘Body and Spirit, exhibition

by Capilano College

Photographic Media Arts

Program, to Aug. 31. Glass
“ and metal works structure,

created by artist Robert

Studer, to Aug. 31.

West Vancouver Museum.

and Archives: Wesr

Vancouver Collects! ©

Exhibition features W.V. -

schools, photography and
Lawson Family collections
from the Museum and
Archives as well as personal
collections from some W.V.
residents. Closes Sept. 1,
Tues.-Sun., |! a.m.-5 p.m.
Info: 925-7295.

North Shore Arts
Commission: Local Scenes,
prints and paintings by
David Taylor, July 15- Aug.
4, 148 East 2nd St., N.V.
North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Tools,

Trades and Technological
Change, exhibition, to Sept.
2. Charles H. Cates & Sons,
to Oct. 1. North Lonsdale &
Norgate: Two N.V.
Communities, to Sept. 2.
S.S. Jeremiah O’Brien Visit
at Burlington Northern Pier,
call for details. Hours are
Wednesday to Sunday, noon
to 5 p.m. Info: 987-5618.

Presentation House
Theatre: NoShtic, North
Shore Theatre Improv
Competition, a laughter-
filled evening for everyone,
audience participation,
weekends, 8 p.m., onging to

Aug. 24, tickets $10 and $8,
tickets and information 735-
2963 or 990-3474.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Body and Soul 1, First
Impressions Theatre pre-
sents an evening of rhythm
and blues featuring the
voices of Cheryl Murray,
Leigh Richards. Sheila
Sharma and Gail Trainer,
Aug. 14-24, Wed.-Sat., tick-
ets and information, 929-
9456.

Vancouver Waldorf
School: Working With The
Other: Drama Workshop on
The Phenomena of the
Shadow, July 25,5 p.m.,
Vancouver Waldorf School.
Info: 985-7435.

Park Royal Centre:
Musical Tides Concert
Series: Wasted Opportunity,
contemporary rock, July 27,
1 & 2:30 p.m. Wayne
Morris Band, vocals with
guitar, July 27. 4-5 p.m.
Gypsalero, flamenco, July
28, 1 & 2:30 p.m. Wayne
Morris Band, vocals with
guitar, 4-5 p.m., July 28.
Conductor Clyde Mitchell

AMD ‘ages and abilities welcome!
: _ Deadline for entries: Friday, duly 26 - 5 pm

“Entry forms available at every focal court ‘on the
~ North Shore and Rec.Ceatres or ‘by phoning 925-7250.

SPOR SORS.

The Westin Bayshore, AQUA 1, All Star Sports, Pacific Hondo, Head.
“Tournament Bails supplied by Penn.
‘Tournament sanctioned by Tennis B.C.

and the Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra,
enchanting summer themes,
free performance, 7:30 p.m.,
Aug. 2.

John Lawson Park: Sat., 2
p.m. Musical Concerts: Wes
Alexander, Traditional Delta
Blues, July 27:

Laudate: Laudate Singers
Auditions, Aug. 13. For
information, call 980-9917.

—Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Wednesday, July 24, 1996 — North Shore News ~ 13
Superman most provocative

From page 11

Patton providing far better set
values than last year’s cheesy
Mousetrap and several cast
members actually seeming to
care about what they want.
Patricia Andrew, Paul
Tessier and North
Vancouver's Damon
Calderwood fare best under

John Keith's direction.

The most provocative play
of the summer is without
doubt Brad Fraser’s Poor
Superman at the Arts Club
New Revue Stage to August
10.

I loved the play's icy wit,
the cast’s energy, Linda
Boyd's heart and Allan
Mckenzie’s sweetness.

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"Weekdays 3:00 pm- 00 pen
Weekends 12:00 pm_- 4:00 pm

With our low sidewalk ‘ale prices
the hunt for savings is over. Now,
‘the hunt for buried treasure is on.

Climb:

aboard Capilano. Mall's

Treasure Island Sidewalk Sale and’
bring along your. favorite pirate to
hunt for buried treasure at Grand
Court. There's prizes for everyone*.
and a chance to win-.a $500:
Capilano Mali shopping spree.

* Kids under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.