B4 - Sunday, October 17,-1982 - North Shore News

Ausma Banka, a 4th year
student. at UBC, is currently
having her first exhibition of

paintings. in, the Gallery. In:
Loft ‘at ‘the West:

Vancouver

Memorial
Library. ;

Ausma_ is deeply im-—

pressed with the beauty and
purity of flowers. Her ‘water

colours reflect her affinity

with nature.

The background she uses
to emphasize the colour and
Shape of the flowers gives
her paintings a _ very
distinctive style.

“The main thing,” says
Ausma, “is to let the water
colour flow by itself.” So it is
largely by chance that these

are attained.
Ausma -Says that: painting

is a very intimate thing, and:

is a continuing learning,

- process...
She finds it - exciting”
-because:-when she makes the '
ight . decision and _ the

painting becomes beautifully
molded it is very satisying.
And conversely when it
doesn’t work ‘out she is

learning to accept the fact_

and start again.
Ausma’s paintings are

delightfully delicate and well -

worth the walk up the stairs
to the Gallery In The Loft to.
view them.

For more information,
phone the West Vancouver

beautiful background shapes Library, 926-3291.

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Fine Arts 7:30, 9:15 Sat-Sun
2:00

SITTING at the makeup table, Kevin Noble starts to
get into character for a performance as the title |
character in Joey, a play about former Newfoundland

premier Jocy Smallwood. locy comtimes at Vancouver
East Cultural Centre until October.30.

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AN EVENING OF FUNK & REGGAE MUSIC

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Tickets available at all V.T.C. &C.R.O. outlets

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THANK YOU NORTH SHORE
WE MADE IT!

North Shore Winter Club
invites you to their

*‘Celebration’’

OPEN HOUSE
Sun., Oct. 24

Karen Magnussen & Friends
will be performing. Bring your skates for public
skating — refreshments for the whole family — br-
ing your friends!

Take a chance at a Draw!

12 noon-4 pm

Everyone needs a place
to eacape to You'll think
you're in California when
you enter this new little
bistro hiding at the bottom
of Lonsdale Avenue tts
new, It's different and it
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It's open late for dinner
or ae snack (try the
Nachos) with your

One Week Only! Oct. 18-23

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tom ° Memberships will go up November 1/82
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OPEN. 6:90 to 2:00 AM TUES-SAr pe For information call Marie Ward -
5:30-11:00 PM BS . 985-4135
61 Lonsdale, North Van.
Phone 98-GRAPE North Shore Winter Club
1325 E. Keith Road, North Vancouver
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