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North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: The Ambitious City traces
the history of the development of
North Vancouver from the early days
of logging through to the shipbuilu-
ing industry of recent years,
Ongoing. Into; 987-5618.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: — Visions of West
Vancouver, featuring some of the
mijor people and events that shaped
the early history of West Vat, runs to
Feb, 25, The muscum is organizing i
trip to Fort Langley on Feb, $1, 10
awim-4 p.m. Cost: $16. Info: 926-
92454,

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Of the Garden, oils by
West Van artist Margaret Thoma on
display tll Feb. 26. Into: 926-3291,

Centennial Theatre: Landscape
photographer Art Sewel's works on
display in the lobby till Feb, 28, The
theatre is soliciting visual artists
interested in displaying their work.
Suitable for large-scale works only.
Info: Ellen Gott at 983-6450,

Vancouver Act Gallery: To Feb,
26: Me, Myself and 1. soll “poraits
from the permanent collection.
Picasso's Vollard Suite, 100 prints
created between 33 and ‘37, on view
til March 26. Ann Kipling's draw-
ings on display tll) March 26, Info
and hours: 682-4668,

Canadian Craft Museum: To
April |: glass vessels, sculptures and
architectural installations by V6, an
association of six West Coast glass
artists. For more information call
687-8266.

Photo submitted

FULL FIGURE Theatre Co, brings the “f" word to Presentation
House Theatre. This comedic look at the issues facing women pre-
mieres tonight and runs to Feb. 18. Reservations: 986-1351.

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Centennial Theatre: Hands-
worth Secondiry presents Sound
Speciacular, an evening of band and
orchestra works from. classical to
jazz. Feb. 15, 7:30 pan, Tickets, $7,
wailable at the door, Info: 987-338 f.
North Shore Chorus presents Wher ¢
Day for a Daydream Feb. $8.8 p.m.
Tickets: $12, adults; $8, seniors and
students, Info: 929-2146, The Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society mounts
Frank Loesser’s musical fire Afast
Happy Fella Feb, 23-26 and March }-
4, Info: 984-4484,

St. Catherine’s Anglican

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Church: Cecilia Ensemble, Capilano
College Community Choir, pianists
Margaret Hill and Elaine S Sawyer per-
form works by Parker, Emerson,
Hofman and Haydn under the diree-
tion of Lars Kaario, Feb, 12.3 pum.
Organist: Patricia: Shaw performs
works by Bach, Clerembault and
Haydn. Tickets: $5, Info: 984-495),

Bowen [sland = Community
Schook The Lithe Eagtes of Siberia
perform Feb, 18.7 pam. The Bowen
Istand ferry departs Horseshoe Bay at
6:25 pan. Tickets available at door.

Orpheum: Vancouver Youth
Symphony Senior Orchestra perform
Wagner, Schumann and Beethoven
works in Spring Fantasy, Feb, 12,
2:30 p.m. For information or tickets:
280-3311.

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