34 - Wednesday. November 21 .

19590 - Nosth Shore News

. . NEWS photo Neil Lucente
NOT just any port in a storm: a ’63 Burmester, served with an enticing Tandoori Chicken Salad

and a frozen White Chocofate/Galiano Souffle at Cafe Django in Vancouver’s West End.

TIMOTHY &
RENSHAW

table hopping
Django
delivers
dining
adventure

Cafe Djange, 1184 Denman
Street, Vancouver, 689-1184.
Visa, Mastercard and American
Express accepted. Open every
day for lunch and dinner.
Wheelchair accessible.

OR ALL those Nor-

thenders hankering for

adventure, Vancouver's
West End beckons.

Take Cafe Django, for example.
(Pronounce the d if you like, but
not in the company of West End
natives. Their eyes will be raised
skyward and their heads will shake
in disgust.)

Fuelled by some notable North
Shore talent. the restaurant at
Denman near Davie offers as
many off-speed dining pitches as
most Northenders would care to
field on a dining night out.

But they are pitches that will add
inspirational zest to your culinary
pursuits.

Jeffrey Gourley, for instance,
might be categorized, in the field
of pitching, as a knuckleball, or
better still, an eccentric screwball.

The former headwaiter from the
marvellous, but now deceased,
Nutshell restaurant in Deep Cove,
now fills the Django with his
engaging and informed style of
service,

He is the Django’s head waiter,
host, sommelier, master of cere-
monies, and master of manners.

He also wears the restaurant's
geometric logo on the back of his
head in a medern display of ton-
sorial artistry.

And he has, for reasons known
only to ad men, been dubbed ‘the
head waiter frorn hell’. Were it
true, then all those destined for
the fire down below can expect
first-rate service during their eter-
nal torment.

Gourley, then, is not the regula-
tion front-end man. He is, howev-
er, 2 front-end man possessed of
the skills and knowledge that will
improve your dining experience.
His subtie baritone and theatrical
delivery will direct the novice and
the knowing past the valleys and

See Django page 35

OF fel AER
Ming Court

_ Chinese Restaurant

RS AS eC

i Mon-Thurs. liam-Iipm
Fri, & Sat. Open till midnight
i 83 Chesterfield Ave., North Van.

Dinner Discount Coupon
From Monday to Thursday, Nov. 14-23

983-3888!

on the

Tsitika Watershed
Integrated Resource
Plan

Public
Information
Sessions

The Tsitika Watershed Integrated Resource Plan:

establishes seven ecological reserves

maintains critical deer and eik habitat

establishes fishing and recreation corridors

excludes sites with unstable soils from timber harvesting
sets the conditions for timber harvesting in accordance
with integrated resource management

_

The Tsitika Follow-up Committee, which is hosting the public
information sessions, monitors the implementation of the plan
and coordinates special studies. It includes representatives
trom a broad range of government and non-government
groups.

The information sessions will provide the opportunity to view
what has occurred in the valley since the plan was approved
in 1978 and to provide input on the future management of the
watershed.

Information sessions are scheduled for:
 3:00-p.m,to 9:00 pim.; -

November 26 - Port McNeill
- Lions Hall

November 27 - Campbell! River
- St. Patricks Hall
34 Alder Street

Wednesday, November 28 - Nanaimo
- Coast Bastion inn
11Bastion Street

November 29 - Victoria
- Queen Victoria inn
655 Douglas Street .

November 30 - Vancouver
- Pan Pacific Hotel
Canada Place

Monday,

Tuesday,

Thursday,

Friday,

Tsitika Follow-up Committee

tom pottery to flower
is baskets, wooden toys
Mito jewellery, you'll
discover these great gift
ideas, and more!
Watch for the special
CHRISTMAS FAIRS
section in the North
Shore News
Classified

STARTING NOV. 2
IN CLASSIFIEDS

Tie NCE OF UE AO WELD WRC ONE

SUNDAY + WEONESDAY - FmDAY

To Advertise call Linda Goodsell
986-6222, local 214