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Pasta salads, mayonnaise and
dressings must Ge kept cold.

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4/4 Ib.

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2x 130 g of 3 x 90 9. FIRST
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Packham
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THE Desi

Treasury Series, billed
as “Vancouver's origi-
nal outdvor art
evenr,” runs today and
tomerrow trom 1)
a.m.-7 p.m. beside the
fountain at the
Vancouver Act Gallery.

. and inelude
seuipeites nade trom old
wth abead: 4 four poster
, designer gift
rt.

and live
este will be oon

throughout the dav.

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in need of a
?Vhen the 13th
Annual Vancouver
International Comedy
Festival, which runs until
August 220 at Granville
Island, mav be just what
you're Jooking for.

Featured performers
include the Weird Sisters,
The Arrogant Worms, and
Marga Gomez, as well as
Vancouver's own
Theatre Sports League.
Tickets tor evening shows
can be obtained by calling
683-0883. Free outdoor
shows will also be taking
place hourly from noon-5
p.m.

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THE quirky watercolours of
Wang Gongyi are on display
starting Tomorrow at the Art
Beatus Gallery, M1-888
: i
» a) printmaking
at the China
National Academy of Fine
Arts, has exhibited in over 30
shows, and works in a variety
of mediums including w ood-
block printing, silksercen,
ink painting, and sculpture.
“Diary of | Conch,”
Gongyi’s installation of shell
paintings, wil! be showing at
the gallery until August 31.
Gongyi himself will also be
giving a lecture tomorrow at
3 p.m. For info, contact the
gallery at 688-2633.

ooo

POETS Hilary Clark and
Christine Stewart will read
from their latest work
tomorrow night at the
Kootenay School of Writing,
103-400 Sinithe Street,
Vancouver.

Saskatoon-based Clark
published two books of
poetry 1998: More Light
{Drick Books, Toronto) and
Two Heavens (Hagios,
Saskatoon).

Christine Stewart lives in
Vancouver where she is an
editor of Barschefe and
Giantess. A selection of her
work appeared in The Exact
Change Yearbook. Work from
her current project,
Taxonomy, can be seen in
recent issues of Raddle
Moon, Matrix and on Tie
Alterran Poetry Assemblage.

The reading is ar 8:00
pin, tickets S5/$3.

-~ Katharine Hamer