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Vancouver Councillor Jim Green's 62nd Birthday at the Vancouver Law Courts Gallery

May 22, 2005

By Catherine Barr

 

He's a champion of the homeless, father of six, master of anthropology and one of Vancouver's favourite Americans. Last weekend, Vancouver Coun. Jim Green turned 62 with a big bluesy bash at the Vancouver Law Courts. Musicians, supporters and guests raised a glass to the indomitable Eastside bad-hatter himself at the "You Can Leave Your Hat On" birthday jam.


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Birthday blues boy Jim Green, seen here wtih artist Vicki M., is rumoured to also be a big opera fan.
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Jim Green posing with all the gals.
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Kisses for the Birthday Jam man from Railway Club and Westender reader's award-winning bartenders Shannon Speight (left) and Dana Olsen.
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Bodacious's Barb Wilkins (left), who is also with the Boom Chicks, partied on the patio with Lisa Gillis and singer/accordian player Ana Bon-Bon.
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Getting the party started early on stage was singer Butch Murphy and his Bughouse Five.
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Saxophonist Jordan Kawchuck (left) and singer Lucky Holloway and his Hillbillies were all part of the evening party performances.
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Organizer Rory Richards was thrilled to welcome guests like Rev. Gary Paterson, minister at St. Andrew's-Wesley Church.

 

     
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