C18 I E-LIST I THE PROVINCE Gamblers Anonymous Offering help if gambling is a problem in your life, or the life of a friend or loved one. • Free hotline: 604-878-6835 Path Finder Youth Centre Mentorship programs provide youths with the tools to become self-sufficient and independent. Pre-employment and training programs • 13521 102nd Ave., Surrey • 778-8988785 Parents Without Partners An organization devoted to the interest and welfare of single parents and their children. •Coquitlam Community Centre, 630 Poirier St. • Orientation meetings for new members on the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. •604-945-2407 Drug and Alcohol Counselling Programs Certified PICS counselor provides counseling to individuals, families and adult children of various addicts in English, Punjabi or Hindi. Nominal fee charged. • 604596-7722 Homebound Women's Project Offers ESL classes, literacy and life skills to newcomers to THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2005 Canada. • Ongoing • Free. 604596-7980 Coast Foundation Volunteer Call Volunteer opportunities available with Coast — working within the community to promote recovery of persons with mental illness. • 604-675-2313 The Transition Program Join a three-week career exploration program sponsored by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada • Program runs monthly • Free • 604-434-1177 Transitions Program Three-week career exploration program for the unemployed. • Runs monthly • 604-4341177 Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver Be a friend to a child and spend a few hours a week hanging out with boys and girls aged 7-16. •604-8762447, ext. 224 or www.bigbrothers.vancouver.c om Youth Crime Prevention Program Now Recruiting The PICS Surrey Youth Connection is looking for dynamic youth 15-30 to obtain crime-prevention training and employment readiness skills. • To apply contact Dharminder, 604-596-7722 Developmental Disabilities Association Free pickup service for used clothing and household items. • 604-273-4332 or 1-800-6541331 Griefworks B.C. Weekly grief support groups for adults struggling with the loss of a loved one. •B.C. Children's Hospital •To register, please call 604-8752741 PICS Crime Prevention Volunteering Train to become a volunteer to provide bullying prevention and anti-drinking- and-driving presentations in Surrey public schools. • Information 604596-7980 Coqtuitlam • 604-664-1636 Tea and a Story with Michael Massie Solo exhibit by Inuit silversmith and sculptor Michael Massie. • Spirit Wrestler Gallery, 8 Water St. • Until Nov. 7 •604-669-8813 Acquisitions, until Dec. 31; Dempsey Bob:The Art Goes Back to the Stories, until Dec. 31 • 6393 Marine Dr. • 604822-5087, www.moa.ubc.ca Brewer's Gold: A History of the Hop Picking Industry in B.C. Langley Centennial Museum, 9135 King St. •Until Dec. 23 • 604-888-3922, www.langleymuseum.org Ripley's Believe it or Not! Roadshow Travelling roadshow features everything from shrunken heads to prehistoric elephants ... believe it or not! • Surrey Museum, 17710 56A Ave. • Until Dec. 23 •604-592-6956 North Vancouver Museum Current exhibits: North Vancouver's Notable Athletes, until January; Safewater: Lifeblood of a Metropolis, until January; the North Vancouver Gallery, ongoing. • 209 W. 4th St. • For information: 604-9875618 Parent Support Circle Are you the parent you want to be? The Parent Support Circle is a self-help group of parents who talk and learn about normal child development and effective parenting. • Mount Pleasant Family Centre • Every Thursday, 7-9 p.m. • 604-6691616 EXHIBITS Faith and Reason Solo show by Richard Wlodarczak's new, large abstract paintings. • Art Works Gallery, 225 Smithe St. •Until Saturday •604-688-3301 Living Systems Judith Currelly's oil paintings on wood panel. • Diane Farris Gallery, 1590 W. 7th Ave. • Until Saturday •604-737-2629 The Colours of Nature Recent works by Lone Tratt and linocuts, woodcuts, monoprints by 30 resident artists. • Dundarave Print Workshop and Gallery, Granville Island • Until Sunday The Poetics of West Coast Modernism in West Vancouver - Exhibitions on Architecture 18 significant residences and public buildings designed by West Coast architects, focusing on design in relation to the coast landscape. • Gallery at the Library, until Oct. 31; Ferry Building Gallery, until Nov. 12; Silk Purse Gallery, until Sunday • Info: 604-925-7290 Pedestrian - Emily Carr Student Exhibition Featuring photography, paintings and sculptures by 10emerging artists. • Concourse Gallery, Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Granville Island • Until Monday The Passionate Brush - XIV Annual Exhibit of the Chinese Canadian Federation of Artists in Vancouver 80-member exhibit includes art-work in a variety of media including watercolour, oil painting, acrylic, ink and colour, seals and Chinese calligraphy. • Roundhouse Community Centre • Until Wednesday •604-713-1800 Contemporary Art Gallery Three solo exhibits by Ceal Floyer (Berlin), Daniel Olson (Montreal) and Micah Lexier (New York). • 555 Nelson St. • Until Oct. 30 •604-681-2700 Dowries Point and So Departed (Again) Multi-projection installations by Vancouver artist Judy Radul. • Presentation House Gallery, 333 Chesterfield Ave., North Van • Until Oct. 30 • 604-986-1351 The Emperor's New Clothes Joanna Staniszkis exploration of natural fibre focuses on the silk cocoon as a source of life, energy and magic. • Elliott Louis Gallery, 1540 W. 2nd Ave. • Until Oct. 30 Gallery Gachet Current exhibits:Tarot:Truth Beyond Understanding — artwork by Bruce Ray and Diane Wood. Out of the Box — curated by mental health group Mind's Eye. • 88 E. Cordova St. •Until Oct. 30 • 604-687-2468 New Works By contemporary emerging and established photographers. • Exposure Gallery, 851 Beatty St. •Until Oct. 30 •604-688-9501 Prior Editions: 10 Years of Canadian Printmaking Features works from the City of Burnaby permanent art collection, Prior Editions Studio Limited and several private collections. • Burnaby Art Gallery, 6344 Deer Lake Ave. •Until Oct. 30 •604-2057332 She Breaks Down Exhibit of embroidered figures by Eleanor Hannan.^ Crafthouse Gallery, Granville Island •Until Oct. 30 • www.cabc.net Space and Light: The Prairie Landscape Etchings and collages by Janet Lowry. • Malaspina Printmakers Gallery, Granville Island • Until Oct. 30 • 604688-1724 Lynn Chadwick: Retrospective A leading figure of Yue Min Jun Solo presentation of silkscreen prints. • Art Beatus, 108-808 Nelson St.•Until Nov.8• 604688-2633, www.artbeatus.com Playing in White Rock A history of sports and recreation featuring artifacts, images and stories. • White Rock Museum, 14970 Marine Dr.•Until Nov. 13•604-5412222 Urbanities Rejeanne Lizotte's series of paintings showing urban structures inspired by 9/11. • Francophone Cultural Centre, 1551 W.7th Ave.•Until Nov. 14 •64-736-9806 The Day That I Walked Away From the Society That I Had Known Judy Radul and Geoffrey Farmer in collaboration. • Artspeak, 233 Carrall St. • Opening reception tomorrow, 8 p.m. Exhibit runs until Nov. 26 •604-688-0051 Sitting Figures is part of the Lynn Chadwick Retrospective at the Buschlen Mowatt Gallery, which opens today. contemporary British sculpture, this exhibit features 15 small to monumental works spanning four decades (19581990).•Buschlen Mowatt Gallery, 1445 W. Georgia St. • Opens today and runs through October •604-682-1234 YVR to JFK New works by Andrew McDermott. • Harrison Galleries, 2932 Granville St. • Until Oct. 31 •604-732-5217 Uprooted: A Journey of Japanese Canadian Fishing Families Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site • 12138 Fourth Ave., Richmond • Until Oct. 31 •604-664-9009 North Shore Moves: Paddles to Fuel Cells Exhibit examines transportation by land and sea: canoe, ship, ferry, bike, bus and train. • West Vancouver Museum and Archives, 680 17th St., West Van •Until Nov. 5 •604-925-7295 Place des Arts Centre Current exhibits: Sue Cowan, Loreena Lee — multimedia. Greater Vancouver Weavers' and Spinners'Guild: 70th Birthday Exhibition • Until Nov. 64 1120 Brunette Ave., First Son: Portraits by CD. Hoy Collection of black and white portraits by on of Canada's first Chinese-Canadian photographers, Chow Dong Hoy. • Evergreen Cultural Centre, 1205 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam • Until Nov. 27 Surrey Seen Four exhibits on the theme of Surrey: Surrey Scenes, REMIXX.sur.RE, One River (running), Surrey_cine. • Surrey Art Gallery, 88th Ave. at King George Hwy. • Opening celebration, Sunday, 2-5 p.m. Exhibit runs until Dec. 18 Museum of Anthropology Current exhibits: VUEguide Multimedia Tour; New Vancouver Maritime Museum On the Waterfront: Forgotten Images, Remembered Stories; Treasures from the Maritime Museum's Archives; RCMP Arctic Schooner St. Roch. • 1905 Ogden Ave. •604-2578300, www. Vancouver maritimemuseum.com Coming JackDarcus Spring at Jericho Park and recent paintings — works in egg tempera. • Omega Gallery, 4290 Dunbar St. • Opening reception, Oct. 27,6-8:30 p.m. Exhibit runs until Nov. 19 • 604-732-6778 Etsuko Inoue Art Exhibition Japanese water colour paintings. •Steeps Tea Lounge, 895 W. Broadway • Opening reception Nov. 4,7-9 p.m. Exhibit runs until Jan. 31 • 604-266-0048