16 — Sunday, January 5, 1997 — North Shore News

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ARTS EVENTS
Compiled by Martin
Millerchip
Around Town is a free service pro-
vided for non-profit and commu-
nity arts groups. Please fax a press
release for your entertainment
event to 985-2104, Deadline for
Wednesday inclusion is the previ-
ous Friday. The News ties to
ensure ite:us appear in the paper at
least once before the cvent takes
place, but space constraints may
limit the number of submissions
printed. For guaran*ced publica-
tion contact classified (25-6222)
or display advertising (980-0511).

Ferry Building Gallery:
Lights and Landscapes,
Gillian = Armitage Kris
Borowski and Niels Petersen
present a collection of paint-
ings in acrylic, watercolor
and oils. Artists’ Dialogue
Jan. 7, 11 a.m. and opening
reception Jan. 7, 6-8 p.m.
Evening artists’ talk and
refreshments Jan. 15, 7 p.m.
North Vancouver Civic
Hall Gallery: Jacquie
Morgan, water colors, pre-

sented by North Vancouver
Community Arts Council.
To Jan. 10. Mon.-Fri., 8:30-
4:30.

North Vancouver Muascum
and Archives: The Amess
Collection, continues to Jan.
8. Bottoms Up! A Walk in
Burrard Inlet, to March 9.
What Goes On Below The
Surface?, to March 9. Lower
Lonsdale: A Community in
Transition to March 9.
Hours are Wednesday to
Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Closed Dec. 21-26 and Jan.
1, open Dec. 27-31 inclusive.
Info: 987-5618.

Outer Space: Presentation
House Theatre Lobby:
Jerry Tam, classical photo-
graphic w orks.
Seymour Art Gallery:
Victor Miles. Plexiglas three-
dimensional paintings. To
Jan. 5. Info: 924-1378.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library Gallery: Journeyings
Into Watercolor, works by
artist Gina Charles and A
View of Your Own, mixed
media works by artist Elaine
Sills to Jan. 5. Dance of the
Ink, Helen Kwok, Tsing
Cc Chow, Jennie Cheng, Kc.
Chung. Chinese themes
exhibited by four Chinese

artists. To Feb. 2. Reception,
artists in attendance, Jan. 6,
7:30-8:30 p.m. 925-7410,
West Vancouver Muscum
and Archives: Wesr
Vancouver Cullects!
Exhibition includes Coast
Salish baskets, West
Vancouver Girl Guides’
mementos, and a section on
“modern” office technology
(turn of the century to World
War Two). The museum is
closed for the holidays until
Jan. 7. Info: 925-7295.

(THEATRE

Presentation House: Kvetcs
by Stephen Berkoff. Way OfF
Broadway Theatre Company
present their “Pick of the

” Fringe” for an extended run
gi

Dec. 31 to Feb. 9. New
Year’s Eve gala opening
includes music and dancing.
Reservations: 990-3474.

Firehall Arts Centre: Mom,
Dad, Pm Living With a
White Girl, Marty Chan’s
comic twisting of racial
stereotyping fearuring North
Vancouver's Donna

NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge

MONTROVAL Elementary's Winter Concert on Dec. 19 featured a performance of
The Nutcracker (above). Children in the school’s primary grades performed vari-
ations of scenes from the perennial holiday classic to the music of Tchaikovsky.

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

1997 GARBAGE COLLECTION
PROGRAM INFORMATION

Effective January 6, 1997, The City of North Vancouver will
be implementing a new Garbage Collection Program. The
current "ADD-A-DAY" system will be replaced by a set day

system.

As in the past, garbage will not be collected on, Statutory
Holidays. During the week of a Statutory Holidy garbage
days may be shifted by one day. As an exarnole, if the
Statutory Holiday fails on a Monday, Monday's garbage will

be picked up on Tuesday,

Tuesday's garbage on

Wednesday and so forth. THE FOLLOWING WEEK YOU
WILL REVERT BACK TO YOUR REGULAR DAY.

Garbage Collection Schedules have been mailed to all resi-
dents serviced by the City.

If you have any questions or have not received a schedule,
please call 987-7155.

Yamamoto. Held over to Jan.
5. Reservations: 689-9926.

St. Martin’s Anglican
Church: A traditional
English pantomime is being
presented in the church hall
on Jan. 16 & 17 ar 7:30 p.m.
Call 980-7435 for tickets:
adults $10, seniors $8, chil-

dren 12 and under $6.

Vancouver Playhouse:
2000. Bowen Island plav-
wright) Joan MacLeod’s
modern) Vancouver fable.
Jan. 6 to Feb. 1, 873-3311.

Alibi’s: The Nenratics play
Friday and Saturday at 10
p.m. 1552 Marine Dr, West
Vancouver, call 925-4693 for
more information.

Avajon Hotel: Live music in
the pub every Friday and

See more page 24

EWS photo bie Wakefield ,

ARTISTS Gillian Armitage, Niels Petersen (centre) and Kris Borowski present
their paintings at the Ferry Building Gallery. Their joint show, called Light and
Landscapes, opens Tuesday, Jan. 7 with an artists’ dialogue at 11 a.m. and a
reception from 6 to 8 p.m. There will also be an artists’ talk Jan. 15 at 7 p.m.

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