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Starlight Theatre: Four Strong
Winds: The Folk Musical, written
by Harold Parsons and North Van's
Michael Booth Palmer, is showing
until Dec.31. Tickets: 280-3311.
‘Group and package infu: 733-
7469.

Metro Theatre offers a traditional
pantomime: Little Miss Muffet.
Evening and matinee perfor-
mances until Jan.6, Info and reser-
vations call 266-7191.

Richmond Gateway Theatre:
Country music singer Tommy
Hunter and his band The Travellin'
Men make two exclusive Lower
Mainland concert appearances on
Jan. 12 at 6 and 9 p.m. Tickets and
info: call 270-1812.

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Max (5th edition) is on stage
Dec.29 and 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets are
$7.50 and can be obtained by call-
ing 689-0926.

St.David’s United Church: A
Musical Christmas featuring a
male chorus and a string ensemble
will be presented by St. David’s
United Church and the North West
Vancouver Korean Presbyterian
Church on Dec. 22 at 8 p.m. Info:
922-3961.

North Shore Ballroom: Friday
Nights Singles | Workshops.
Ballrovum, latin, swing, hustle,
cabaret style, night club and reg-

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their dancing welcome. Evenings
run from 8:30 p.m. to | a.m. at a
cost of $10. Info: 987-6456.
Purple Onion: North Van's Jeff
Mahony performs with Little Big
Band Wednesdays at this new
Gastown jazz club. Info: 662-
9442.
Vancouver
Orchestra, containing 1! North
Shore members will play a number
of Canadian pieces at The Michael
J. Fox Theatre, Jan. 20. Info: 526-
7425.

HOURS &
DEADLINES!

DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINES

ISSUE DATE
Friday Dec. 22
Sunday Dec. 24

BOOKING/COPY DEADLINE
Monday Dec. 18 - 4:00pm
Tuesday Dec. 19 - 4:00pm

Wednesday Dec. 27 Wednesday Dec. 20 - 4:00pm

‘Friday Dec, 29
1° Sunday Dec. 31
_ Wednesday Jan. 3

Friday Dec. 22 - 2:00pm
Wednesday Dec. 27 - 4:00pm
Friday Dec. 29 - 12:00pm

The Nerth Shore News
'_ will be closed Christmas Day,
Boxing Day and New Years Day.

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A Shopping Hours! Dec, 4-23, Mon.-Sat. 9:30-9pm. Sun. til] 5pm

Wednesday, December 20, 1995 — North Shore News - 23

This year, the merchants of Park & Tilford Centre give you the opportunity to
make your Christmas wishes come true. Enter EACH WEEK for your chance to win
$500.00 worth of merchandise of your choive from our merchants. Simply fill in
your wish list below and deposit your entry i1 a. .
the ballot box located at the (sarden Entrance.

The contest begins Friday, December 1,
1995 and runs to Thursday, December 21.

me 1995. A winner will be announced each
@ Friday, up to Christmas Day (Dec. 8, 15
me & 22). All entries will be eligible for our

f Disneyland, which will be awarded in the first

week of January, 1996.

Goss

¢ tell us what you want, where to find ic and how much it costs. Each
entry must tally to $500.00 exactly (excluding GST & PST) and have a
minimum of 6 retailers’ items per list. * (Save-On-Foods and Cineplet Cinema eid |

compliments of #9 Marlin Travel Canadian & all our anes I
ee re rer

Our beautiful gardens will be a blaze of lights plus live
entertainment. Come listen to local school carollers each
weekend. Call 984-8200 for scheduling.

Watch for our weekly entertainment schedule in each
Wednesday issue of the North Shore News.

AT COTTON AND BROOKSBANK, NORTH VANCOUVER
Garden Howrs: Daily from Dec. 4, 4pm-9:30pm

FREE admission & parking Gardens closed Christmas Day