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24 - Wednesday, April 17, 1985 - North Shore News

Entertainment

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= Theatre.”

S . By Timothy Renshaw

8 groups in 10 diverse produc-
.: tions,”’some. original,

=. entertaining.

. finals of Theatre B.C..to be
' held June 3 to 8 i in Kelowna,

“Society (SPDS) production. .

: _.performs - Blue’ Cheese’ And -

. “plays: for Saturday night's |.

< presented by

: original,“

Waiter, a classic drama with :

- winner announced.

-.. perfermed Monday night and

Local theatres battle

~~’ Shore Drama Festival runs
‘until Saturday at North Van-

With, performed NVCP’s Lemonade and First
Impressions Theatre’s
Echoes Of The

Talking
-Tuesday, will be included in
the final judging with — musical,

SELL i!
CLASSIFIED 986-6222

“ eouver’s Presentation House

CALL

‘This’ year “the: ‘festiva!
showcases - six local - theatre

SALMON HOUSE 0n The Hill
Closed One Week

. Salmon. House on the Hill, 2229
Folkstone Way, West Vancouver, BC.
will be closed as of ‘April 22, 1985 for
‘one week. :
We apologize for any inconvenience this
may ccuse our vulued customers. :
_ However we will re-open witha brand &
new kitchen, exciting changes to our §
decor, a new wine list, new menus with j
(brunch, lunch and dinner) containing
exciting new dishes and creations by our J
executive chef, Andrew Howarth.
Reserve your table now.

-Phone 926-3212 -
2229 Foilkstone Way
West Vancouver | .

some. ff
comedy, “some drama, all. |

Festival adjudicator, Bon-
nie Worthington, will judge
each’ pat in various produc:

eevaiiee to. the. ore rriclal

acts,
Snowangel.

Thursday will fe
original one-act pla’
‘Are Friends For,

Players and Theresa 'S Creed,
a Suncoast Player’s Dramatic

The North Vancouver Com-° |,
munity Players” (NVCP). will

HOLIDAY'S

home. : gp ack by popular demand

On: Friday night, ‘SPDS

“another.; one-act.
‘followed by.
NYVCP’s presentation of
Harold ‘Finter’s’ The ‘Dumb

Jazz,"

a'cast of.1wo,’

program «fromthe -week’s

performance. ‘Awards i in the 000.
various categories will then
be presented and the overall

West Vancouver. Little
Theatre’s’ productions of
Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit,

Tuesday
ladies’ nite
-33 .66 .99

’ Thursday |
draft

135 West ‘1st St. t
North Vancouver
980-7722

If you own a pet,
you know how easy il
can be for a dog or

E cat to wander off and
i just get iost.

The News Classifieds have re-united many people with their lost
pets over the years. If you have lost your pet, pr found one at your
doorstep, remember the News Classifieds can help.

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’ Silence, performed Monday
and Tuesday nights
respectively.

SMALLEY DAILY PRIZZS:.. _..
Three door prizes are drawn:
daily. Win dinner for two at The

Keg or Boardwalk Cafe. Gift... -
certificates frem ‘fhe Lobster. co
man or Granville Island Brew- |
ery. A half day yacht ot charter.
“And others!’ ©. :

FREE EXHIBITS:

- Don’t spend a nickel and you
can still take in the mode} boat
display. Or Bill Reid’s carved

Inspect $30 million
worth of boats on display. ¥

THAW ADMISSION: Haida canoe. A teal submarine
m ve. ”
The $2 admission gets you on. DAYB ONLY: fs
the docks, buys you a tour of FOUR DA’ on
‘the 75 year-old restored tug —-—-,_*1! this and lots more at the Oe,
Maritime Marxet’s Spring Boat oe

_ Ivanhes, plus a chance to win
prizes, and see Canada 1.
$1,000 GRAND PRIZE:

Throw your ticket stub into —
the barrel and you could win
1,000 Maritime ;
Market dollars,
redeemable at any or
all of the Maritime
Market's merchants.

Boat Show, Thurs. —
8un., noon to dusk,
B April 18 through 21..