36 ~ Sunday, Nov. 29, 1992 - North Shore News

Christmas Window

Artists invited

to share work
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) HE NORTH
Vancouver
Community
Arts Council is
; inviting local
artists and artisans to take part
in its Christmas craft fair, held
this year in a unique heritage
site on Lower Lonsdale.

By Evelyn Jacob
News Reporter

The arts council has secured
part of an old Versatile Ship-
yard warehouse at 161 W.

Esplanade in North Vancouver
through the month of
December.

For $30, artists may rent
display tables from which they
can sell their work for four
weekends beginning Dec. 5.

North Vancouver Communi-
ty Arts Council president Irwin
Oostindie said the space is be-
ing considered for next Febru-
ary’s Images & Objects show
and for two public art forums
planned for next February and
March, made poss‘ble by the
council’s Enabling Artists pro-

NEWS photo

NORTH SHORE youths including Katharine Horsman will be ap-
pearing in the Royal City Youth Ballet’s production of the Nut-
cracker, playing at the Centennial Theatre in North Vancouver on
Dec, 4 and 5 at 7:30 p.m. There is a matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
For more information, call 984-4484.

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The arts council board
tecently approved $5,000
towards the program.

**We want to see how far
$5,000 will go in accessing
space,’’ said Oostindie.
““We’ve heard from many ar-
tists who are renovating dance
studios and looking for new
homes. All of these people
need facilities. There are many
empty warehouses in North
Vancouver that could be used
as studios.”’

He added that his group has
met with the North Shore Arts
Commission and that it plans
to make a presentation to both
North Vancouver councils in
the mew year in order to clarity
the role of the arts council and
the acts commission.

For more information or to
register for the craft fair, ar-
tists should call 988-ARTS or
988-6844.

Scouts to
sell trees

THE ?!1TH Seymour District
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and
Ventures are having their an-
nual fundraising Christmas
Tree sale on the corner of Mt.
Seymour Parkway and
Seymour Bivd. from Dec. 5 to
22, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
daily.

They promise a good selec-
tion of Noble firs, Grand firs
and Douglas firs, both natural
and cultivated.

Prices range from $10 to
$45, tax included.

For further information
phone Dave Sadler at 929-
2090.

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NORTH

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Join in the
Christmas
Spirit!

Come watch the caro!
ships and bring donations
of non-pevishable food
items for the North Van-
couver Christmas Bureau
and the West Vancouver
Santa Claus Fund.

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Friday, December 4, 1992
7:30 PM.

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District of North Vancouver, the District
of West Vancouver, Ambleside
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Merchants Association, North
Vancouver Recreation Commission.

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For more information contact
Colleen Reed of WY. Parks &
Recreation 925-3605
Janice Bailey of N.V.
Recreation Commission
984-4484