22 - Wednesday, February 17, 1999 — North Shore News

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Heritage n.: a nation’s historic
buildings, smONUMENtS, Coun
treside ete. especially when
regarded as worthy of preserva-

tion,
— The Concise Oxford
Dictionary

West Vancouverites
understand the mean-
ing of heritage.

Threaten their “village”
way of jife and you'll have
plenty to answer for, as_the
proprietors of would- be West
Van big box retailers quickly
discovered last year.

Until Sunday, community

members will be out in force
celebrating all that is, and- has
been, uniquely West Van. It's
Heritage Week and a variety of
events, free to the public, have
been scheduled.

@ Today, 3 to 5 p.m: A her-
itage reception featuring carly
photos of Horseshoe Bay is to
take piace oat Trolls
Restaurant, 6408 Bay Street,
Horseshoe Bay.

B Today, 7 p.m.: The Klondike
Gold Rush, by Susanne
Knutson, a play performed by
Collingwood Grade 3° stu-
dents; followed by

@ Today 7:30 p.m. Early
West Vancouver

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Development, a talk by Ken
Block, and the awarding of the
West Vancouver prize for the
North — Shore Heritage
Commutee Heritage Photo
Contest. At the — West
Vancouver Seniors Centre,
695-25th St.

Thursday, Feb. 18: A
Heritage Dinner is to take
place at the historic Beach
House at Dundarave Pier,
150-25th Sr. Call 922-1414
for information.

@ Thursday, Feb. 18, 7 p.m
Find out all about the gold
rush in B.C. at Historie Yale,
B.C. Slide Show, ac the West
Vancouver Museum — and

Archives, 17th and Esquimalt.
Call 925-7295 for information.
@ Saturday, Feb. 20 2 pam.:
The Heritage Week Ceremony
and reception takes place at
the West Vancouver Muscuny
and Archives, at 17th and
Esquimalt. The reception also

includes the presentation of

the 1999 Heritage
Achievement Awards -— an
annuals event recognizing
achievements by individuals,
groups and organizations who
have contributed to West
Vancouver heritage awareness
and preservation.

Sunday, Feb. 21: The whole
family will enjoy — the

. Van Heritage

Hollyburn Family Snowshoe
Adventure and) Barbecue.
Two free snowshoe sessions,
at 10. a.m. and 12:30 p.m. are
being offered by Cypress
Bowl. Equipment, instruc-
tion, a tour of Hollyburn
Ride, family entertainment
and a barbecue are all includ-
ed. Numbers are limited, so
call 922-0825 to pre-register.

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@ Sunday, Feb. 21, 3 to 5
p.m.: Everyone is wclcome to
attend = afternoon) tea in
Dundarave ata Heritage
Cream. Tea, raking place at
Aquarius — Travel, 2424
Haywood Avenue.

For more information
about these and other
Heritage Week events, call
925-7295.

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