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Photo Helon Levit

PRESENTATION HOUSE Gallery is exhibiting a retrospective of
the work of American photographer Helen Levitt. Considered to
be one of the greatest living U.S. photograptiers, Levitt is best
known for her perceptive depictions of street life in New York
City. The exhibit spans her 50-year career and includes the film
in the Street, made with James Agee and Janice Loeb. Pictured

above is New York, 1945.

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Stage 93. 7 p.m. June 4 and 5.
Tickets: 984-0297,

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Music lecture on
Beethoven's Sonatas, with pianist
Stephen Smith. June 16 at 10 a.m.
Tickets: $14 at the door, Info:
921-7921.

Vancouver Museum: Art
Nouveau lecture series. June 6: Art
Nouveau Architecture: the Arts
and Crafts Style in Vancouver with
Harold Kalman. 7 p.m. Info: 280-
2801:

Firehall Arts Centre: 5 For 8.
Late-night dances by five
choreographers including North
Vancouver's Christine Elsey of Me-
tropolis Dance. June 11 and 12 at
10 p.m. Res: 689-0926.
Community Arts Council of
Vancouver Gallery: Broadway
Baroque. Moody and zealous
sopranos, for romantics who do
not take romance too seriously.
Features Capilano College con-
ductor Lars Kaario. June 7 at 8

The Coach House: Mad Max,
with special guest Darby Mills.
June 4, 5.

Queens Cross Neighbourhood
Pub: Jazz with Tuxedo Junction.
June 5 al 8 p.m.

North Shore

Seymour Art Gallery: Road

Prints, by master printmaker Peter
Braune. A cyclist’s view of the
road. To June 6. Gallery hours:
Tues.-Fri. from 12 to 4 p.m.;
Thursdays to 9 p.m.; Sat. and Sun.
1-4 p.m.

North Vancouver City Hall

foyer: Photographs by Art Sewell.
To June 16.

— Sponsored by the North Van-
couver Community Arts Council.

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

DEBRA MACFARLANE (left to right), Leslie Fawkes, Sunny
Stringer and Forrest Johnson were winners of the North
Vancouver Community Aris Council's Art Rental Jurying.
Fawkes’ Where Did the Love Go took the top prize.

North Van music teacher announces retirement

GLADYS COOKSON, piano and
singing teacher, is reliving after 28
years of teaching on the North
Shore.

Many will remember her
teaching kindergarten at Seymour

Heights United Chusch in the late
"Os,

She is also an active member of
Beta Sigma Phi, and was musical
director of their choir in) Van-
couver and North Vancouver.

Cookson spent many years in

Calgary teaching music and con-
ducting the church choir at St.
Michaels Anglican Church.

She will be residing in
Tsawwassen where she will be
closer to her daughter and grand-
children.

We make it clean and simple for you to recycle your phone books.
just take them to the drop-off between June 2 and August 14.

Drop-off bins in the parking lots at:

0 Safeway - Lonsdale and 13th O) Safeway - Lynn Valley Centre
Cl) Safeway - Parkgate Shopping Centre, Mt. Seymour Parkway
0 Safeway - Westview Shopping Centre
C) West Van recCentre - 21st and Gordon, northeast corner off Gordon

North Shore |,
recycling
Program

Yona lunnipul cexpehng akpiec tend

SPONSORED BY:
North Shore Recycling, BC TEL
and Ganada Safeway Ltd.