12 — North Shore News — Friday, July 21, 2000

——= BRIGHT LIGHTS

Concert series draws crowds to Ambleside

Just call them the gallery gals. From lett:
coordinator Ruth Payne and Julie Miller.

Jennifer Martinez (from left) tater sang with the band.
She was happy to have her friends Shannon Antonick,
Nazgo! Seyednejad and Hilda Zeinall along for support.

“I love coming down here,”
said West Vancouver artist
and music lover Elizabeth

“| think West Vancouver is the ultimate place to be
when it comes to this kind of event,” said renown artist
Daniel Izzard as he sat with wife Pilar.

They give brotherly/sister-
_ly love a new attitude.
Russell and Allison
Stickle had some funny- :
-- faced fun in the water Fourizen-vear-old Ross Albrecht (left) and Roger Angus
fountain. enjoyed the live music, but techno is still their thing.

She's an adorable five-
months-old now and
ready to face the world.
Little Kate Armstrong
danced with dad Chris.

Or. Sam Naccarato is a
psychiatrist and a suc-
cessful artist. He was
busy satting up his work
in the gallery for his show
which runs until August 6.

Viadimir Pelech gave
dance partner Jeanne
Coleman a dip to remem-
ber as they boogied on
the beach.

LOCATION, location, location. | can’t describe it any better
than that. ‘Fodav marks the third installment in our four-part
summer community concert mini-tour and last Sunday evening,

‘oncerts by the Sea”

tothe gang at the
cab event.

Radio personality Rick Honey enjoyed a night out with
his gals, namely ten-year-old Jessica and wife Gale.

Music and art go hand in hand. From left: Carmina
Jenkins, sculptor lan Rowles and artist Unity
Bainbridge.

Get a pop and chips from volunteers Michael Coutts .
and Andrew Miller.

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