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- RESTAURANT CLOSING
Last goodbyes from Harves
AFTER 12 years as a North Shore restaurant fix- >. HY RENSHAW of an era.” ding te Davidson, has stayed Palmer and will conclude
ture, the Harvest Eating House, 180 West By TIMOTHY RENSHAW Intended originally to be true to its gastronomic and Saturday night with sets by
Esplanade, has decided to go -out with a 1 } an oasis of rural culinary of- social philosophies. _ Bennett, Cristine Needham,
‘ ast weck for an undisclosed ferings and atmosphere in Besides a loyal clientele, and as yet unconfirmed
celebratory bang rather than a low-key whimper. amount of money to the midst of prevailing the 116-seat restaurant’s 30- special guests.
Rex Davidson, who built ed it since it opened, con- Pinecorp Corporation. North Shore urban surroun- seat Snuggery lounge and In addition, Geoff Gib- wer

the restaurant and has own- firmed the Harvest was sold “It is,” he said, ‘the end dings, the Harvest, accor- small foods bistro has been bons, Steve Mansfield, Ken ‘
home to a regular contingent Kershner, Jim Woodyard, .

of solo entertainers peculiar Julian Smith, aad Silverlode

to the Harvest style of sim- will make regular ap-

plicity over affectation. pearances through the week.

Singer-guitarist Keith Four sets per night by a mix-
Bennett, who got his per- ture of these Harvest regu-
forming start at the Snug- lars will begin at 8 p.m.
gery, says the Harvest pro-
vided a unique venue for PERSONAL BATTLE
what has become a dying
breed of performer. ‘It’s an attempt to give

the place its due,’’ Bennett
ENCOURAGES SOLOISTS _ says.
Decision to sell his restau-

“It is the only place on the rant was a personal’ battle
North Shore and one of the between emotion and good
last places in Vancouver that business sense, Davidson as
allows and encourages says, with the latter winning
soloists to-perform their own | out. :
stuff accompanied with just
a P.A. and a guitar.” “T love this place and,

In tribute to such acoustic judging by the number of
dedication, Bennett has or- calls I’ve been getting about
ganized 14 of the Harvest’s its closing and the number of
regular electronically. years we've been in business,
unadorned performers in a  sodoa lot of other people, but
‘*Last Five Days of we had a good offer and my
Harvest’ musical extrava- _ business sense told me it was

ganza. : the right thing to do.”’ \
Last Five Days begins on : , a ;
Tuesday with sets by Judi For information into last

Nicol, John Hough, Fran days of the Harvést: perfor-
Madigan, and Michael mances: 980-8368 :

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