34 - Wednesday, June 26, 1991 - North Shore News

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space constraints may limit
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printed. North Shore events
are given priority.

North Shore
Argyle House: The Mad Hatter’s
Tea Party presented by West Van-

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couver Little Theatre. Shows are
every half-hour on Sundays, 2-4
p.m., to Labor Day. 1564 Arpyle
Ave. Info: 926-2228,

Presentation House: Murderer by
Anthony Shaffer. Protagonist.
Norman re-enacts crimes of the
sreat masters — but is it justa
Same? To July 6; Wed.-Sat. at 8
pam. Tix: $1279. Res: 986-1351.

Elsewhere
Arts Club Theatre: Driving Miss

SEVERAL STUDENTS from the Seyrnour Heights School of Dance received honcrs on their Royal |
Academy Senior Grade and Dance Education Level 2 recently. Congratulations to (ieft to right,
seated) Genevieve White, J. A. Payne, Shannon Bennett, Anika Harrer, (back row) Jenny Ten-
nant, Jill Goodbrand, Suzanne Scorda, Carmen Turner, Shelby Kargi, and Katherine Hewitt.

Daisy by Alfred Ukiry stars Doris
Chillcott, Allan Gray and Alvin
Sanders. Opens june 26 and runs
through Auuust. Shows: Mon/
Tues. af 8 p.m.; Wed-Fri. at 8:30
p.m.; Sat. at 6 and 9:30 p.m. Res:
687-1644.

Revue Stage: Dacs in Bondage A
musical comedy by Robert More.
Three men brave the world of col-
ic, chronic sleep loss and eternal

THERE’S STILL TIME TO QUALIFY]

For the 10th Annual Ambleside Par 3 Tournament

For Valuable Prizes.

The 1991 edition of the popular focal tournament is set tor
Saturday. uly 13. Sponsored by the North Shore News and Park
Royal Shopping Centre, this tournament as open to all golrers
cogiudless af club atiianan or membership.

Again this year there are four divisions: men,
wamen, seniors and vouth 6 years and uoder;.

each with prenty af prizes

Qualifying Rounds

Alay be played on any day trom Saturday,
june 1, through Saturday, June 40. Place your scom
cards in the tournament box in the clubnouse.

Entry fee ... $5.00 (incl. souvenir hai)

fy the regular green fee ticket $5.75 (Seniors and
youth -- under 18, $3.75 -- weekends $5.75}

Finals

Saturday, July 13 - weathe: pernnitting.

You can win!

Trophies for the winners in cach of the tour
divisions, men, women, seniors and juniors,

and for the winner overall.

Gift Centficates, redeemable at stozes in Park
Royal. for the top three finishers in each of the

four divisions.

Sponsored by

our entire selection of Bicycles
Sale ends Ju

While quantities lust.

Sanctioned by the West Vancouver Parks
Recreation Advisory Committee

laundry. Rens roughly until the
end of july. Mon,-Tues. 8 p.m.;
Wed.. Fri. 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 6 and 9
p.m.; Wed. 2/1 matinee 5 p.m. In-
to: 687-1644.
Back Alley Theatre, 751 Thurlow:
Camedy and improv, Mon, and
Thurs. 8 p.m.: Fri. 8 and 11 p.m.;
Sat. 7, 9and 11 p.m. Res: 688-
7013.

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