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missions a Classified (986-6222) or display

tian cone (980-9511).

Vancouver Ferry
, To March 19: West Van
sainter Peter Kiss displays
jmSical sculptures and
jerwatetcolor paintings. March
j 2° Works by photographer
I festhammar and ceramic
ja’ Von Engelhardt. Artists’
; Match 21, 11. a.m.: recep-
.M, Info: 925-3605.
entation House Gallery:
* Ag Eye see ft, photographic images
"8 On display till April 10.
1351.
DB Art Gallery: On a

a vAN artist Peter Kiss’
west, t wooden sculptures
wiht ‘-olortul paintings go on
ate jay Next Tuesday at the
disp’* auilding. Gallery, 1414
: Argyle ‘Ave., West Vancouver.

Tickets only 10
in advance call
987-8815
aftet | pm or at the door

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Everyone welcome

| EAGLES HALL

170 West 3rd St.
f'.. North Vancouver

1 Shore’ secondary school ..

dneSday, March 15, 1995 — North Shore News

Salvadoran painter José
Ventura's romantic, dreamlike
acrylics, watercolor und stained-
glass works and Jack Ploessner’s
raku and glazed pottery influenced
by travels in Latin America ure on
display dll. April 2. Informal
talk/slide show by Ploessner, March
28, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Admission: $2
by donation. Call for reservations.
info: 924-1378,

Siik Purse: Photographer Art
Sewel displays his prints of the B.C.
landscape till March 19. Students of
UBC's ‘printmaking course exhibit
their work and toojs of the trade,
March 21-April 2. Info: 922-1110.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Selections from the City
of North Vancouver's Frederick A.
Amess Memorial Collection are on
display till April 9. Info: 987-5618.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Birds. of Prey — Owls
runs to April 13. A tour of West Van
cultural facilities, $10. is organized
for March 15, 1-4 p.m. Registration:
926-3266. Clearing the Land:
Building a Community runs to April
9. Museum info and hours: 926-
9254.

’ North Yancouver City Hall:

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SAVE A PLACE IN YOUR HEART
For THE BEST LOVED,
EST REV

Kurt Connell’s oils and acrylics.
March 16-April 19: Raphael
MacLouchlin’s graphite and water-
colors, April 20-May 17,

North Vancouver District Hall:
Young artist Karin Bubas’ seri-
graphs, related paintings and photos
are on display tll March 29,

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Our Coast, watercolor
paintings by West Van artist Colin
Hempsall are on display till March
26. lifo: 926-3291,

Centennial Theatre: The the-
atre is soliciting visual artists inter-
ested in displaying their work.
Suitable for Jarge-scale works only.
Info: Elien Gott at 983-6450.

The End Café: Environmental
artwork by Paul Williams on display
through March 31. Info: 984-4685.

Canadian Craft Museum: To
April I: glass vessels, sculptures
and architectural installations by
V6, an association of six West Coast
glass artists. Info: 687-8266.

Art Works Gallery explores the
Art of Collage with works by West
Van artist Ken Prescott, March 28-
April 21. Info: 688-3301.

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‘Showtimes:

Little Women nightly at 7:109m &
9:25pm (General) with Matinees
Sat. & Sun. at 2:10pm

Nell nightly at 7:05pm only
(Mature)

Nobody's Fool nightly at 9:15pm
only (Mature)

The Quick and The Dead nightly
at 7:00pm and 9:05pm (Restricted)

The Lion King matinees Sat. &
Sun. at 2:05pm (General)

Altchie Rich matinees Sat. & Sun. at
2:00pm (General). All seats $1.99.

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This galvanizing adaptation of Mozart's

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-- Aspecial “spring break" performance for

children ages 6 through 12 performed by
the Vancouver Opera Touring Ensembie,,

TICKETS: 984-4484:

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38024 Cleveland Ave,, Squamish, B.C.
Cindy Morrison (owner) ' ' (604) 892-2228

Pacific Coliseum March 17, 18,
Show times: Fri. 7:30, Sat. 2:30 & 7:30, Sun.’i

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