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B11 - Sunday News, November 30, 1980

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Another first for Anna
Wyman — she and her
dancers are off to China in
mid-December! But first the
company  is_ offering
hometown audiences a
chance to see some of the
stunning artistry that has
earned the troupe such high
acclaim the world over. The
Anna Wyman Dance
Theatre performs at North
Vancouver's Centennial
Theatre Dec. 4-5 as part of
Presentation House's
Canadance program.

The Anna Wyman Dance

Theatre is truly a dance
company on the move.
October and November saw
the dancers touring Eastern
Canada, where they per-
formed to consistently full
and enthusiastic houses. The
company has held
workshops here in B.C., and
has several overseas tours to
its credit. Now Ms. Wyman
and her troupe have the
honour of being the first
contemporary dance
company to visit China.
There they will be sponsored
and hosted by the Chinese

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Pre-China Canadance special

Dance Association -and the
China Federation of Literary
and Art Circles. The
company’s tour includes
public performances in five

different towns: Canton,
Kunming, Chengtu,
Chungking and Bei-Jing

(Peking).

Vancouver audiences wiil
be treated to a taste of the
China performances, for a
number of the works
planned for the tour will also
be presented at the Cen-
tennnial. These include
SURYA SAVITAR, an

Creery wins road race

For the second straight
year, West Vancouver's
Khahtsahlano Road Race

proved to be a rousing
success. Mike Creery scored
a decisive victory over the
demanding 15 kilometer
course defeating Al Carr by
over a minute with the me

of 460 minutes and 543
seconds Cart was second in
47,30. and Bill Macintosh

took Chird in 48 37

Five hundred and sixty
eight followed the
lead three across the finish
bine at Park Royal South
some struggling in nearly 9O

runners

minutes after the start) bor
Creery this race was the
final tune up for the
prestigious Fukuoka
Marathon in carly
December in Japan

At the start oa group of
fous funners quickly

separated from

the rest of the pack and after
a very quick downhill first
mile the first of

themselves

several

steep bills began to take
their toll

Creery prevailed on the

hills as) the
dropped back

on to victory

other runners

and he went
Ball MacIntosh
held back from the fast carly

pace but finished

very

strongly for third
Others winners included
Masters Division runners

Bruce Holtzman timed in 56
minutes and 46 seconds. and

Bruce Johnson who was

timed in 55 minutes and 37
seconds. Other notable
finishers included 74 year

old Hugh Clifford. ln the
Women's Open Division
finishers included Jessica

Brandt, Candice Watson and

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With years of high acclaim
behind her and the an-
ticipation of the China tour
ahead, Anna Wyman
promises to delight her
hometown fans with world-
calibre contemporary dance.
Both performances
(December 4 and 5) are at
8:30 pm; tickets may be
reserved through Presen-
tation House at 986-1351.

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