galleries .

Amadeo Bakchouse and Coffees: Beanery and Desire. The
photographs of Caro Trigoven Sept. 25 Oct. 22.

Ferry Building Gallery: Works a Paper. Mixed media teatur
ing the works of Clare Adams, Ron Brgnell, Ken Gibson and
Nicola Morgan. To Oct. 4. Dayston aad Foraa features the
paintings and wooden sculptures of Gabricle Vallicres and
Jenniter MeMahon. Artists’ talk Oct. 6 at PL aim. Opening
reception Oct. 6,6-8 pam. ‘Po Oct. 23. Gallerw hours: PE acm.
to 5 p.m., closed Mondays. AriSPEAKS tn the Gallery. Oct. 3,
7-9 pam. WAN, architect Barry Downs presents an illustrated
talk “Inca Lite Revisited: Past and Present.”

The Gallery, Artisan Square, Bowen Island: Visual
Wanderings HU, the watercolours of Murray Johnson, opens
Oct. 2. Meet the artist Oot. 4. Pt pam. Mask Workshop tor
young people (cight and up) by Kwaklautill carver Simon Dick
Oct. 3,10 a.m. to noon, $5 donation. Hours: noon-+ p.m.,
Friday to Sunday.

North Vancouver District Hall: Adam Sultas’s abstract
paintings and Michael Binklev's stone sculptures. ‘To Oct. 29.
Business hours Mon.-Fri. Exhibit isa program of the NUV
Community Arts Council.

North Vancouver Museum and Archives: Jowiz Tbe Coast:
Seaspan and tts Predecessors, 1898-1988. Vhe story of Seaspan
highlighting stories of deep sea towing and salvage and the
development of the self- dumping barge. Wed Sun. neon 5
pan. Free. Forties Highschool Renuion, Displays of NV. High
School annuals, school newspapers and photographs. Museum
open ‘fues.-Sun, noon te 3 pam.

PGE Railway Station: Shipyard Suapshars. The colourful and
dramatic covers of the Wallace Shipbuilder, Burrard Drvdack’s
emplovees publication during the Second World War. Weds.-
Sun. noon te 4+ p.m. Foot of Lonsdale.

Poet Tree Cafe: Sharon Clark. Stencils and still life. 480, 15th
Street, W.V.

Presentation House Gallery: WOLS — German Surrealist
Artist Photographs, watercolours and engravings by an artist
responding to the “sickness” of Europe in the 1930s and °40s.
To Oct. 25. Weds.-Sun., 12-5 p.in. Thursday to 9 p.m.
Admission: pay what you can.

Ron Andrews RecCentre: Watercolours and Rustic Clay
Garden Objects. Brenda Cross’s florals and landscapes and
Lynsey Paterson’s clay work. Oct.1-Nov.1.

Seymour Art Gallery: Modern Japanese Abstract Print. 26

Phato Raymond Lum
LAUDATE Singers present Of Spirit and Fles'"-, a bene-
fit for the Harvest Project, 8 p.m. tomorrow at St.
Andrew's United Church, North Van. Tickets: 280-3311.

Fridoy Odober 2
| 7pm Drinking with Persephone
9pm Excursion
Saturday October 3
Spm Orinking with Persephone
7pm Excursion
9pm Bed Among the Lentils

HOT Holdovers
from the Fringe
on the North Shore

prints, mainly woodeut on
paper, on loan trom The Art
Gallery of Greater Victoria.
To Oot. 25. Gallery hours:
noon to 4 pom. Tues. Sun.
(dosed: Mandavs). The
gallery is calling for artists to
submit one piece of their
work suitable for the theme
ofits annual DisCOVEry
Evhibition. The theme this
vear: The End. Information:
924-1378.

Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Magic Moments with Ursula
Medley wo Oct. 18. Gallery
hours: neon to 5 pan. Closed
Mondays. Information: 925-
7292.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: The Tropical Diner
Party, Moira Thompson's lat:
est collection of pottery, and
Spiritually Speaking... the
acrylics of Ute Stem. Both te
Now. I.

West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Kloudike
Gah Lor du Klondike opens
Oot. 6. A Travelling evhibit
created by the Dawson City
Museum and Historical
Sogety that tells the story of
the gold rush from dhe point
of view of miners, First
Nations and the popular
press. Genealogy aud
Computers. The first of three
genealogy workshops. Oct. 3.
Registration information: 925-
7270. Hours: Tuesday to
Saturday, noon to 4:30 p.m.
archives open Tues. and Weds.
only.

Bau-Xi Gallery: Wedge. Cap
college instructor and artist Marcus Bowcott’s silhoucttes of
towering ships’ hulls. Opens with artist present Oct. 3, 2-4
p.m. To Oct. 22.

Capilano College Performing Arts Theatre: Ons Town.
Thornton Wilder's bittersweet essay on Every Town, U.S.A.
Thurs.-Sat. to Oct. 10 at 8 pam. and Oct. 6 at F p.m. $12/8.
990-7810.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Last of the Red Hot Lovers. Neil
Simon’s popular comedy kicks off First Impressions Theatre's

1998 season, Weds.-Sat. “To Oct.3 ar 8 pam. S12/11. Tickets:

929-9456.
Hendry Hall: Wait Uneil Dark. A thritler opens North

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CAPILANO Cotiege’s production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town began last
night and runs through Oct. 10. Groom Kevin McLardy and bride Jamie
Wisniowski lead the cast with performances Thursday through Saturdays at 8
p.m. nightly. Special matinee Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 1 p.m.

ARTS ALIVE

Gemini Award-winning film producer. Selwyn Jacob is featured on
this show along with “Farmer's Daughter” and “The Creators”.
Meet two recipients of the FANS Award. Nisga’a artist carver,

Norman Tait and artis/printmaker, Amold Shives,.
Plus more prize giveaways!
Friday October 2 at 9:30 pm
Tuesday October 6 at 1:30 pm & 8:30 pm

PEOPLE & POLICIES

North Vancouver residents are invited to share their comments and
questions about toca! government on this phone-in program with
guests Mayors Jack Loucks (City) and Don Bell (District). 990-6730.
Host, Judi Ainsworth.

Live Thursday Oct. 8 at 7 pm, repeats Sat. Oct. 10 at sam

COUNCIL COVERAGE

Meetings of Monday Oct. 5
Live District of North Vancouver at 7 pm
epeats Saturday Oct. 10 at 9 a.m.
District of West Vancouver Tuesday Oct. 6 at 9 pm

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