14 — Wednesday, January 15, 1997 — North Shore News

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Performances Ticket Prices

7:00 PM Reds $22.00

7.00 PM Lower Blues $1700

3.00 PM & 7:00 PM Upper Siues $12.00

1.00 PM & 5:00 PM Family PKG $44.00
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Charge by phone. 280-4444
Tickets also available at Ticketmaster
outlets and Rotary office 685-0481

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Thursday, Jan. 23
Friday, Jan. 24
Saturilay, gan. 25
Sunday, Jan. 26

Openng Night 2 tort
Seters/Children - Save $3.00
Group Discounts

From page 43

West Vancouver Muscum
and Archives: West
Vancouver Collects!
Exhibition includes Coast
Salish baskets, West
Vancouver Girl Guides*
mementos, and a section on
“modern” office technolo-
ey (turn of the century to
World War ‘Two). Family
Treasures Workshop, Caring,
tor and preserving textiles
and small objects. Trems
from your own collections
are welcome. Jan. 22, 7
p.m. Pre-register at 925-
7270. Fee: $21.40.
Museum information: 925-

Hendry Hall: Jebvil and
Hyde. North Vancouver
Community Players present
Leonard H.  Caddy’s
retelling of a classic
Victorian thriller. Begins
Jan. 23, Weds. ta Sat. at 8
p.m. Info: 983-2633.
Presentation House:
Krerch by Stephen Berkoff.
Way Off Broadway Theatre
Company present their
“Pick of the Fringe” for an
extended run to Feb. 9.
Reservations: 990-3474.
St. Martin’s Anglican
Church: Babes Ts The
Wood. This traditional eng-

PETER Bond plays Jack
and Clare Zemcov is Jill
tn Babes in the Wood, a
traditional English pan-
tomime being performed
by St. Martin’s Church
Players in North Van Jan.
16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and
Jan. 18 at 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Tickets: 980-7435.

The Time is Now

lish pantomime is being
pertormed in the Church
Hall fan. 16 and 17 at 7:30
pm. and Jan. 18 ar 2:30
p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets:
S190/8/6. — Reservations:
980-7435,

Vancouver Playhouse:
2000. Bowen Ssland_ play-
wright) Joan) MacLeod’s
modern Vancouver fable.
Jann 6 to Feb. 1.
Information: 873-3311.
Waterfront Theatre: Tie
Canadian Improv Games.
High school reams compete
for the chance to represent
B.C. in the national compe-
tition in) Otiawa. North
Shore schools competing
include. Carson Graham,
St. Thomas Aquinas,
Rockridge, Sutherland,
West Vancouver and
Windsor. Jan. 20-25. $8/5.

CONCERTS

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Long John Baldryin acoustic
performance with guitarist
Tony Robertson. Three
shows only Jan. 23-25 at 8
pm. S14. Reservations:
929-9456.

West Vancouver United
Church: The United Gospel
Choir in concert Jan. 26 at
7:30 p.m. $10, praceeds ta
outreach programs. Call
925-1017 or 926-2753.

CLUBS
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Alibi’s: West Vancouver's
new after dinner club. The
Neurotics Fri./Sat. at 10
p.m. 1552 Marine Dr. Info:
925-4693.

Avalon Hotel: Live music
in the pub every Friday and
Saturday evening. Live jazz

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1768 Burrard eat 2nd

739-7811

every Saturday afternoon,
2:30-5:30, in the lounge
featuring Mark Hasselbach,
Into: 985-4181.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub:
Blues bands every Saturday
and Sunday night at 8:30
pm. Unplugged
Wednesdays at 9 p.m. Info:
986-7333.

Legends on 2nd: Live Jasz,
7 p.m... Fridays — and
Saturdays, call 990-1012.
Lynnwood Pub: Live
bands and dancing.

The Seven Seas Portside
Room: Kevin Kane and
guest Kevin House, Jan. 17.
Warerfront Bistro:
Saturday Night — Live
Comedy Sat. Jan. 18.

PROGRAMMES
beginning Jan. 20

for 3-4, 4-5, 6-7 yrs.
STORYDRAMA
for 5-6 yrs.
CREATIVE PLAY
fer adults
DRAWING SKILLS
ART APPRECIATION

Seymour Art Galiery
924-1378