Day after das

BODY AND SOUL... Artist Fred
Peter (above) and sculptor
Michaei Binkley host their joint
exhibition at the Ferry Building.

Gallery gathers
artists and art

FACT OR FICTION...
Allyson Clay is among 12
artists exhibiting in Urban
Fictions at Presentation
House Gallery.

Urban
Fictions

JEWS photos Srad Ledwidge
MELLOW YELLOW... Karen
Tee stands before Easing into
Yellow, her own “urban fiction."

Presentation
House Gallery,

Jan. B until URBAN RENEWAL... Gallery director . | NEWS pes Pau

ART AT HEART... West Van sculptor lan Rewles (left) and painters
Ute Stein (centre) and Anne Hanson show their support for Binkley
and Peter. The exhibition at the Ferry Building closes Sunday, Jan. 21.

Karen Love is flanked by gallery
assistant Diane Evans (left) and

Fictions, Melinda Mollineaux's bus
guest curator Lynne Bell.

shelter poster hits the streets.

feb, 19

B.C.Hydro and BC TEL replace approximately
6,000 wood poles each year in the Lower
Mainland. In the past, they went to landfills or
were made available to the public, where some
of these chemically treated poles were used in
environmentally unfriendly ways. Ina joint effort
to recycle wood poles in a more efficient way and
protect the environment, B.C.Hydro, BC TEL and
B.C. Wood Recycling have developed a program
to turn waste poles into usable lumber.

Contact us via e-mail at: environment @behydro.be.ca

Now, approximately 60% of every pole is
recovered and milled into lumber for fencing,
decking and landscaping. So, instead of burdening
our landfills, most of this wood goes to community
projects or is reused by B.C. Hydro to build
bridges, borders or for use in environment
enhancement projects,

We're the first to admit dat everything isn’t per-
fect. But, improved recycling of wood poles is just
one of the ways we’ re committed to the environment.

Behydro

For more information about our environmental
initiatives, or to provide us with your comments,
please call §40-8883 in the Lower Mainland
or 1-800-663-0431 throughout B.C. We
welcome your call,

Whether we're conserving electricity or

producing it, we're working m
to preserve the natural beauty BE

of our province, And that’s
being Power Smart. es Mote Than Money