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12 - Friday, March 15, 1991 - North Shore News

AIDS support group
meets this evening

THE NORTH Shore's first AIDS = ground although events, such as
support group is holding a unseasonable snowfall, have caus-
meeting tonight (March 15) at St. ed turnout to the meetings to be
Martin’s Anglican Church in small.
North Vancouver. The support group is open to
Social worker Tove Clarke, who AIDS and HIV positive patients,
was present at the erdup’s first family and immediate caregivers.
two meetings, said she is op- The group will meet at 7:30
timistic the support group will be p.m. at Se. Martin's, 195 East
successful in getting off the Windsor Rd.

Exhibit opens

QUEENSDALE GALLERY is
featuring the works of two
former North Shore artists in
its upcoming exhibir.

Jan (nee Poynter) Bryant,
who spent her early years
growing up in North Van-
couver and who now resides on
the Sunshine Coast, will
display a collection of oils, lino
prints, watercolors, drawings
and monoprints.

Sculptor Tom Lamont, a
Vancouver Island resident, will
exhibit soapstone images.

Second Impression opens
March !7 at 12 p.m.

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