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WINDSOR SECONDARY stu-
dent Michael Droettboom, win-
ner of the Vancouver Chamber
Choir’s Young Composers’
Competition, has choral work
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colors and acrylics by West) Van
artist Pat Porter are on display till
May 28. Info: 926-3291. ‘The
library needs a volunteer art exhih-
it publicist. Info: 926-1380,
Centennial Theatre: Jim
Gladden’s lyrical abstracts on dis-
play to May 20. The theatre is
soliciting visual artists interested
“in displaying their work, Suitable
for large-scale works anly. Infos
Ellen Gott at 983-6450.

St. Anthony's School: Enjay te
Your Art's Delight, a biannual
exhibition of students’ art, runs
May 12. 11 aam-4:30 p.m. and
May 14, 26:30 aam-12:30 0 pam.
Info: 922-0011.

Spiri€ of the Cove: This new Deep
Cove gallery needs poems, articles
and stories = for — upcoming
Wednesday evening readings. Info:
929-1758.

Vancouver Art Gallery: New Art
in China runs to May 28, Here Not
There, to June 11. Architecture +
Children, to May 14. Francisco
Goya: the Disaster of War, to Oct.
29, For information and hours call
682-4668.

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... NORTH VAN youth Ryan Karchut, in concert with the Vancouver

Symphony Orchestra this Sunday, will represent Vancouver at the
B.C. Festival of the Arts in Karnloops later this month.

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Deep Cove Shaw Pheatre: First
Impressions ‘Theatre mounts John
Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men,
Wednesdays through Saturdays,
May 10-27. Tickets: S12. adutts:
S10, seniors and students. Info:
929-9456,

Centennial Theatre; May 13-14:
Vanepuyer Goh Ballet presents
their end of the year performance.
Tickets: S10, adults:$8, students
and seniors. Info: 872-4014.
Vanleena Dance Academy presents
a recital of jazz, ballet and tap May
27, 7 pan. and May 28, 2 p.m.
Tickets and infu: 984-0297,
Queen Elizabeth = Theatre:
Vancouver Opera mounts Puccini's
Madama Butterfly, May 11 and
13. Info: 280-3311.

Ryerson Church: Vancouver
Chamber Choir presents a show-
case of works by young composers
May 12, 8 p.m. Tickets ($14 and
$10) through Ticketmaster: 280-
3311. :
Burnaby South Theatre: Violinist
Ryan Karchut guest performs with
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
May 14, 2 p.m. Tickets ($15 and
$10): 421-5765.

Mt. Seymour United: North
Shore Chorus presents Songs of
Peace and Hope May 13, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $8, adults; $5, kids and
seniors. Info: 929-2146.
Orphenm: Spirit of the West joins
the Vancouver Symphony in con-
cert May 12 and 13, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets through Ticketmaster at
280-3311.

Music West: The world’s largest
drum circle descends on Robson
Square May 13. Registration at 9
a.m., drumming commences at
noon. info: 684-9338.

West Van United:  World-
renowned contralto Maureen
Forrester will join’ the British
Columbia Boys’ Choir, under the
direction of Gerald van Wyck, June
9, 8 p.m. Tickets: $20, adults: $15,

seniors and students. For more
information, phone 926-5230,

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