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Sunday, December 28—Singles study
group over breakfast. Pantry Restau-
rant, 112 W. 13th, N. Van. 9 - 10:30
a.m. Discussions on practical subjects.
Info: Carolyn, 980-3064.

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Friday and Saturday, Decembcr 26 and
27-—Fridays — the drop-in centre for
West Van teens in Inglewood YMCA
building (side door) is open as usual
over holidays. Fri. and Sat., 7-11 p.m.
Ping pong, pool, movies etc. Info:
926-3658.

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Sunday, December 28--North Shore
Museum and Archives: 209 W. 4th St.,
N. Van. Ail Hands on Deck and Port
Watch, thru Dec., Wed.-Sun., 1-4 p.m.
Free, Info: 987-5618.

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Monday, December 29 to Friday,
January 2—(Except Thursday, Jan. 1)
Film Extravaganza, Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Phone:
987-5922. Free films for all ages.

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Monday to Wednesday, December 29,
3 and 31--Children’s Christmas Break
Special. West Van Rec. Centre. Morn-
ings: 9 - noon. Afternoons: | - 4. For
ages 3-5 or 6-10. includes games,
crafts, baking, out-trips. Info: 926-
3266.

Sunday, December 28--Station
Museum: Mahon Park, 16th St. and
Jones Ave., N. Van. Station Museum:
its Many Changes, thru Dec., Oct.-
Jun. Sundays only, 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Free, Info: 987-5618. |

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Catalani’s opera
La Want fia that became a
worldwide nit a few years ago
when it was featured in the French
film Diva, and two dancers from
Ballet British Columbia — Charlie
Evans and David MacGillivray —
will be seen in Faure’s Pavane,
especia!ly choreographed for them
by Reid Anderson.

Commenting on the open house

concert, VSO executive director
Edward Oscapella said: ‘‘This, as
far as I know, is the first time the
VSO has offered such an opportu-
nity to the public. But we are
aware that the concept.is an annual
—- and successful -- feature of
many symphony orchestras across
North America.’’

“It is, essentially, an introduc-
tory project meant to increase the
profile of the VSO. Many of the
people who come to the concert

may be either casual concert-goers
or those who have never heard the
VSO in the Orpheum,”’ he said.

The whole tone of the event will
be friendly, Oscapella promised,
demonstrating how accessible the
VSO is to all kinds of people.

Ticket information for the con-
cert will be broadcast on QM/FM
at 103.5 on the radio dial. For in-
formation call the VSO at 875-
1611.