MIKE BARNES, right, a waiter at Sea Mates Restaurant in North Yancouver accepts the Big Tip award

NEWS photo Mike Waketisld

from Don Henry of American Express in recognition of his quality of service. The $100 prize has been won

by only 18 people in B.C.

, From page rv

’ Arts graduate i is moving to Greece, -

where he will spend a year painting

. for the new gallery.
The last exhibition of
‘ Choboter's work was in 1983 at

Calgary’ss now defunct Avant

Garde Gallery. ‘His work has
never seen light ‘of day in, Van-
couver.’?

A high school teacher, Choboter
would squeeze in as much painting
as possible during the summer
vacation. Five years ago he started
to paint full-time.

Although he has painted some
realistic works, Choboter considers
himself an abstract artist. ‘‘With
the abstracts, they are completely
his creations. In the last five years
‘he has done only a handful of real-
istics,” Eric explained.

For now, works at’ the Dun-
darave gallery will be mostly by
Choboter, But in the future, peo-
ple will be able to view works by a
number of Canadian artists.

For more information on
Choboter’s visit, call the gallery at
925-1007.

45 - Wednesday, March 18, 1987 - North Shore News

Karate demonstrated

KARATE WILL be featured at
North Shore Neighbourhood
House this weekend during a tour-
fament for children under 14
years.

Both the Seycove Community
and the North Shore Neighbour-
hood House karate programs will
compete for first, second and third

SALE

We Aspen S749

prizes in the first four colored belts
of the American Kick Boxing Pro-
gram.

Anyone interested in viewing the
action can drop by on Saturday,
March 21 from I! a.m. to ! p.m.
at North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 225 East 2nd Street, North
Vancouver. For more information
call 987-8138.

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