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Lower Lewiscdetce i
Communin in fransitien to
March %. Hours are
Wednesday to Sunday. noon to
5 p.m. Closed Dec. 21-26 and
Jan. 1, open Dec. 27-31 inclu-
sive. Info: 987-5618.

The Coastal Incident:
Seven local artists are partic-
ipating in the fourth annual
Ant from the Heart exhibition
to benefit the Vancouver
Food Bank. The exhibition
and sale will run at the
gallery. 101-1260 Hamilton.
Vancouver, to Dec. 14. A per-
centage of the art sales and
the total proceeds from a
silent auction will be donated
to the food bank. Admission
is by a non perishable food
item. 669-2500.

Hendry Hall Theatre: The
Snowglobe written and direct-
ed by North Vancouver
Players’ own Kathleen
Denkewalter. A young boy's
voyage to a fantasy world on
Christmas Eve., to Dec. 15,
Fridays, 7 p.m., Saturday and
Sunday, 1 p.m. 3 p.m.
Reservations, 983-2633.
Shaw Theatre: Hickory,
Dickory, Doc. Deep Cove
Stage present their annual
Christmas pantomime. Dec.
13, 18-21, 27, 28, Jan. 2-4 at
8 p.m. Dec. 21, 26, 28, Jan. 4
at 2 p.m. Reservations: 929-
3200.

Shadbolt Centre, Studio
Theatre: A Christmas Carol.
First Impressions continue
their successful production of
the Dickens classic across
town. To Dec. 14. 205-3000.
Gateway Theatre, Rich-
mond: A Gift to Last. North
Shore actors Wendy Noel,
Matthew Walker and Blake
Laing-Smith are featured in
this warm look at three gener-

DANIELLE
orne (above)
will be among stu-

: dents of Anna
3 Wyman Schoo! of

Dance Arts per-

| forming ballet,

contemporary,
jazz, tap, musical
theatre and hip

hop at Centennial
Theatre Saturday
at 2 p.m.

ations of family and the true
meaning of Christmas. Dec.

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on the third
sunday of
each month
noon to Spm

members and
children
under 12 free,
adults $7.50

15 december

hands-on activities
drop-in, art making studios
interpretive performance
guided tours

ait demonstrations

IX,
THM ona

VANCOUVER ART GALLERY

750 Homby Street Vancouver BC V6Z 2H7 Tel: 662-4700

From our Christmas
Collection

¢THE GRAPES INN¢® Limited edition Dickens’ Village
piece for 1996. One of the finest pieces Dagcamest:- 77°) \
has ever introduced, priced at $120. N e

Like all previous introductions for the Charles Dickens’
Signature Series*, “The Grapes Inn” will be limited to year of
production and carries the special bottom stamp depicting the
‘Arms, Crest and Badge (Lion) of the Charles Dickens
Heritage? Limited Foundation.

You will find our Dept. 56 inventory at its best for all the Dep
56 Villages. their accessories and snowbabies.

This is the time to add to your collection of to think of
giftgiving... Christmas is just around the comer.

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marc singer

Pacific Centre Oakridge Centre Lansdowne Park
689-3136 266-6411 270-1228

1s proud to announce the

B appointinent of Nick Henry to
the saies & lease department.
Nick brings with him 8 years of

Regency Auto Group in North
Vancouver & would like to

welcame his triends & customers if

to drop by or call Nick
at 739-7811

Be a good neighbour
‘at! Denitay Place oe

can contri ute to: his year’

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_ Exhibition &'S
Presented by the World AIDS Grou
“and 3-D ‘art based on themesi
and AIDS by students of Sentinel
fa School i in 1 West Vancouver. |

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this pear Santa’ s Basket Dre 4

Traditional Christmas Cheer?
with Hot Apple Cider, Hot Chocolate,
gingerbréad and goodies. |

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