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HOLIDAYS ANYONE?...Holidays manager Chery! Olson goes over the list of live bands that will be

featured at the North Vancouver nightclub starting on May 23.

Holidays booking live bands

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Presents an Exhibition of new work by

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May 23rd to June 1st. 1991
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2932 Granville Street
Vancouver V6H 3J7
732-5217 or 732-0911

NEWS photo Mike Wakelield

fix will have to find substitutes or

IME TO get off those chairs and onto yonder tables
to shake what used to be called your booty. The
summer season is here, and it is time for dining and

contend with gastronomic
withdrawals.
THE PNE INTERNATIONAL

dancing, so dig into some rhythmic restaurant news.

The regular restaurant review
will return in the next Tabie Hop-
ping episode.

HOLIDAYS, 135 WEST FIRST
STREET, NORTH VANCOUVER,
980-7722

North Vancouver's eternal home
of disco sounds and flashing lights
has made the progressive decision
to once again feature live enter-
tainment.

Holidays was once Gooty’s
which was once the Old Roller
Rink, and back in my younger
days the Rink featured a string of
high-profile, high-energy and
maybe just plain high, live acts for
the music-hungry toik of the North
Shore.

But the enthusiasm for live acts
dropped and the price for the
headliners rose and the Old Roller
Rink <*onned rolling.

However the riudday'c intk, with
eyes and ears on expanding the
demographics of the nightclub’s
clientele, are betting on live music
again being a popular drawing
card on the North Shore.

The bands, Top-40 specialists all,
will start strutting through Holi-
days on May 23 with Juan Trak, a
rocking band of closet punsters.

So drag out those old bell-bot-
toms and platform heels and call
your old flame, its time to do the
Bump again, folks.

THE ANCHOR IN, 1653 COL-
UMBIA STREET, NORTH VAN-
COUVER, 980-8568

After four years of dishing out

dock-side German cuisine to

Timothy Renshaw
TABLE HOPPING

salty-dogs and landlubbers from
fn’s industrially picturesque loca-
tion adjacent to the Lynnwood
marina, the Jochen Voss version of
the Anchor In served its last lunch
on May 13.

Voss, who turned the Anchor in-
to a good German-style restaurant,
had built up a loyal clientele over
the years, but he was unable to
reach an agreement with the
property's owner on a new lease.

So the Anchor has been drap-
ped again, and there is no word
yet as to who will be in charge of
raising it.

CHEZ MICHEL RESTAURANT,
1373 MARINE DRIVE, WEST
VANCOUVER, 926-4913

Michel and Philippe, the
brothers Segur, have temporarily
closed their popular French res-
taurant to attend the wedding in
France of another brother Segur.

Chez Michel will be closed until
June 18 to allow the boys to cele-
brate in suitable Segurian style.

Diners hungry for a Chez Michel

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WINE FESTIVAL, {UNE 14,
253-2311

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The eighth annual go-round for :
the PNE‘s wine festival will feature ) ,
international wineries for the first (OY Fy Jp

time. ,

The festival will, as always,
showcase a majority of products
from B.C.’s many fine wineries.

Public tastings are scheduled to
run from 7 p.m. ta 10 p.m. on Fri-
day, June 14.

Tickets are $20 and availabie
through all Ticketmaster locations.
MANYO SUSHI JAPANESE
RESTAURANT, 180 EAST SE-
COND STREET, NORTH VAN-
COUVER, 980-1510

The enduring and popular
Manyo recently unveiled a new
iunch menu.

New sections include Deep
Friedl Lunch (Oyster Fry, $7.50, Ebi
Fry, $6.25 and good old Tonkatsu
Lunch, also $6.25); Donburi Lunch
(Donburi features several layers of
meats or other main dish selec.
tions layered on a rice in a large
howl); Hot Pot Lunch (Sukiyaki $8)
and Tempura and Teriyaki lun-
ches.

There are also a host of special a
la carte items such as Beef Sashimi
($9.75), Cheese Kushi Katsu
($4.50) and Pan-fried New Zealand
Mussels ($7.50).

Elsewhere: combination lunches
of Sushi, Sashimi and Teriyaki with
Tempura and the Manyo Lunch
Box ($10 for a combination of
Sushi, Chicken Karaage,
Sunomono, Tempura and Salmon
Butter Yaki).

MAY 16- JUNE 8
CWED. - SAT.) 8 PM

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