28 - Friday, April 29, 198% - North Shore News

AROUND TOWN, the North Shore News’ entertainment
listing, is the place to look for live theatre, concerts,
galleries, dance events, and pub and club performances.

Running every Friday, Around Town lists North Shore
and Lower Mainland entertainment happenings.

Fukimo
Thomson.

_ Lindsey Lindsay,
Kiyooka, Lorraine
April 25-27 at 8 p.m.
Conrad Alexandrowicz,
Conway, Thecla Schiphorst-
29-May I at 8 p.m.

Diana
North Shore April
Hendry Hall: The Bear. Chekhov's
classic comedy teamed with:

Chug, a hilarious. monologue
featuring Rob Santo. May 7 and
May 14.

Sunday © Morning, a powerful
drama by Deep Cove playwright
Maureen Robinson. This play won
N.S. Zone of Theatre. B.C. Festi-
val. May 5, 6 and 12, 13.

May 5-7 and 12-14, Hendry and E,
lth. Res: 980-3473 or 687-3529,

MARTIN
MILLERCHIP

listings coordinator

Chick Snipper and Rebound. April
29, 30 at El p.m.

Rebound May ! at 2 'p.m.
689-0926,

Rebound Dance Collective. May
3-5 at 8 p.m. 689-0926.

Vancouver East’ Cultural Centre:

Info:

Media Mix.
Lisa Hartley/

Firehall Theatre:
Choreographers

Papers and conducted private.mi-
crowave cooking classes. Yes You
Can! was self-published and sells
for a modest $9.95, surcly a
macro-bargain for a micro-price.

‘From. page. 27
find awesome. _

Stoltman’s Hiking Guide not
only tells you where and what
these giants are but, with clear and
simple maps, exactly how to find

“them. Many are in West Van- mo eee
couver and Stanley. Park; al} are
within a day’s access of the North:
Shore. ;

This book is not merely a. guide:
the main purpose in writing it was
to promote the preservation of
these superlative examples of their
species, a practice that is legislated
in much of the United States but
ignored in British Columbia. The
message js not a blanket plea for

“wilderness preservation but.
specifically a need to-rctain indi- ©

‘vidual trees that are unique - and’
there are not that many of them:
left.

' The Hiking Guide To The Big -
Trees (Western Canada Wilderness

. Committce; 144 pp.; $9.95 in soft-
cover) has a good complement of
black and white photographs and
will enable readers to have their :
own encounter of the arboreal
kind. : ‘ ao

Are you daunted by report and

other job-related skills but worry
that your image and ideas will-be . |
‘ diminished by your inability to ca-
_ press thoughts, proposals and data
essential to your work and possibly
promotion?

ARIES (March 21-April 20):
Your financial affairs are
emphasized ‘as. you make
= your. way through this” challenging

: Week. :
TAURUS: “(April 21-May

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By and. large 1 avoid reviewing
cookbooks, not. because I do not sition to take.
- cook (I'do and’survivors have been’ *
. effusive in their praise although: .
the relief factor.caninot be dis-,
counted) but simply because it is ors
. difficult to. discuss them in this: :
type of | column. Yes You Cant.
. (Microwave) i is‘an exception; West:

Vancouver authors Joyce. Webster
and Margaret Eckford have made

microwave cooking as simple and you are totally absorbed with what

Enjoyable as it.can possibly be. - |. is takin place i in. your private. life.

‘How good is Yes You Can!? aes

Well the Vancouver School, Hoard °:

‘bought 150 copies of this book to LEO uly 23-Aug. 22): Fur,
standardize their entire cooking. ‘damental issues can no
“program which is a pretty fair in-

‘dication that it has no rivals for" ‘be done.

clarity and ease of use. :

‘The Webster-Eckfosd partner- ©
ship has taught microwave cooking: al vIRGO (Aug: 23-Sept. 22):
since 1979 for school boards ry ‘Act according to your own
"throughout the Lower, Mainland, ,. feelings this week, They, are
nae written columns for major news now asi mer uide.

is now the centre of your ex-

terference this time around..

burner. Get on with what.must now

- Reserve Now ie |
"Mother's lay Dinner

~ Reservations

“4368: MARINE DRIVE”
WEST VANCOUVER

business writing? Have you got the °

Week of May 1-7, 1988

ic

20): Stay in control of those.
special arrangements... You -
do have a ‘statement to make ora

7 GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
: Your working environment ”
~ istence. You will hardly stand for in- °

uneven moments this week. °

‘CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan..

AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE |

| CHINESE. BUFFET a

a CANCER (June 21-July 22):
“ |i ‘Close personal relationships

dominate your time. In fact, +:

longer be placed on the back- ,

Edam presents, dance works by
Lola MacLaughlin April 28-30 at 8
p.m, 254-9578,

Kits House: Tangled Trinitics. An
evening of new works by Michael
Graham, Monique Jeger, Robert
Meister. April 29-May 1 at 8 p.m.

North Shore
Presentation House:
Joyce Neimanas. :
Table Manners, Patrick Tracer.
Two photographic exhibitions that
run (to May 15. Gallery Hours:
Weds.-Sun, 12-5 p.m. Thurs, 12-9
p.m.

North Shore Museum and = Ar-
chives: Real Friends; Survivors of
the Playroom, 85' years of stuffed
animals. Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. Free!
209 W. 4th.

Station Museum: Old tins, unusual
artifacts, fire and ‘sports equip-
ment, Sundays only 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Free. Mahon Park, 16th and
Jones. . ‘
Harrison Galleries: Daniel Izzard,
W.- Van. .resident and Canadian
Impressionist. Park Royal South.
Celia Collin, New: work from this
Scattish born artist.

Collisions,

W.Y. Memorial Library: Valerie

Book makes microwaving simple

Write Tot Win (Clear Com-
munications Press; $12.95), written
by North Vancouver's Tom"
McKcown, is certainly the most
concise and practical book this
reviewer has read on the subject. ©
McKeown combines simple rules -

“and examples in a highly readable
format. The material is not in-
timidating or loo academic in ap-

- proach to allow the reader to im-
mediately grasp the essential
details. Having completed the 120
pages of this softcover book you

_may impress yourself as much as
you do your boss and co-workers.

others” may not. be as

resourceful as you, especially. in
“money “matters. “Therefore, go.
through this week very carefully.

‘SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N ov. ;

22): The excitement that is
felt now’can be traced to

Brouwer, Oil paintings.
30.

N.V. City Hail: Archive
Photographs from the city's Plan-
ning Dept. These old photos of
North Vancouver will evoke many
pioneering memories. To May 11.
441 W. b4th.

N.Y... Courthouse: North Shore
Photographic Society. To May 25.
200 E. 23rd.

N.V. District Hall:
ington, watercolors.
Queens.

Seymour Art Gallery: Tri-School
Art Exhibition, Works of the stu-
dents from Burrardview, Seycove
and Sherwood Park Community
Schools. 7:30-9 p.m. To May 18.
Mon.-Fri. 9-4 and Weds. eves. 7- 9.
1204 Caledonia Ave.

Park Royal: West Van Sketch
Club. Spring exhibition. North
Mall. To April 30.

Capiiano College: Confrontation.
Photographic exhibitions by first
year. Media Resource students. .To
April 29, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Room
ALIT7.

Sharli Galleries: Large selection of
B.C. art including Tony Blicq,
Alessandra Bitelli, Jack Olive,
Jack Ploesser, 53 Lonsdale.

To April

Tam Sim-
358 W,

LIBRA (Sept. “23-0ct. 22): a:
You must understand that

events of the past months. You are ° §

asked ‘to make a choice. :
ly through some of those

fe 19): The eagerness with

: breaking developments helps now. It
: may actually: < serve to turn the tide.
as. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
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18): Realize that you are in
a stronger position’ than
you’ve been led to believe. And you

really can have the, desires of your

heart:

. PISCES (Feb, 19-March 20):
agiet| Long-range plans and com-
munications are highlighted.

Keep in mind that time is very much S

on our side.

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% SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
-Dec. 21): Move very quiet: :

which you participate in late-'

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Centennial Theatre: Peace of Art
featuring Juno Nominee
Cameron, Festival of dance and
music from different lands and
cultures. April 30 at 7:30 p.m.
987-PLAY.

Presentation House: Anne-Elise
Keefer and Michael Strutt in a
concert of Spanish and South
American music for »flute and
guitar, May 1 at 8 p. m. $8 and $6.
Info: 731-7938.

W.V. Sec. Schoot Theatre: North
Shore Chamber Orchestra and
North Shore Chorus. May 4 at 8
p.m. $6 and $4. 1750 Mathers.
921-9430.

Panorama Park: W.V. Thursday
Adult Band. Sun. May 1, 2-3 p.m.

Elsewhere

W.End. Community Centre: West
Coast composers Marcia Meyer
and Ross Barrett and visual artist
James Vassiliou combine music
and light. April 29-at 8 p.m. Info:
689-0571,

Central =.Presbyterian | Church:
Nancy Hadden. Solo recital by this
specialist in early*flute. April 29 at
8 p.m. 1155 Thurlow (at Davie).
Info: 732-1610.

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