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Daniel Izzard and his wife Pilar gave each other a loving look as they stocd in front of

some of Daniel's artwork.

Tony Kennedy is a mask
collector who owns one of
the very first yellow cedar
masks carved by Gien
Wood hack in 1987.

A belated happy birthday
to. gallery. volunteer Bess
Payne (right). She and
daughter Cindy Frostad
celebrated together by
attending the opening.

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West Vancouver's Elizabeth Smiley (left) and Barb

Bartholomew were impressed with the works of their fel-
low artists. “These are really very good,” said Barb.

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Renee Elliott (left) and Cindy Ryan had good reason to
attend. Cindy's grandmcther is Unity Bainbridge.

Local tandscape architect David Van Stolk and land-
scape designer Michael Evison stopped by to check cut
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Featured artist Unity
Bainbridge (lefl) was
thrilled to have her daugh-
ter Debbie Ryan attend
the opening

Susan Belsheim (ieft)
and Kim Marshall are two
of the newest WV
Community Arts Council
board members.

Ruth Nahanee (left) and
Catherine Blackstock
looked spectacular. Their
jackets were decorated
with native embroidery
and their jewelry was all
made by notable native
artists.

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Sinfonia orchestra conductor Clyde Mitchell enjoyed
cuddling with gallery executive assistant Cheryl Karchut
(left) and his wife Sarah Jackson (right).

Featured artist Glen Wood and wife Suss Juelsberg
show off “Raven,” a totem that is similar to one Glen
carved for the Prince Rupert Museum.

Artist Patricia Richardson Logie (left) and her niece,
arts council president Linda Humphries, held up a book
of her works.

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