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excellent Indian food prepared by
the Flavor is now available ina
take-out format Monday through
Friday from noon to 10 p.m.,
Saturday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m,
and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m,

The take-out menu inchudes a
Coles Notes version of the
Flavor's regular menu that touches
briefly on all the Indian restau-
rant’s favorites.

Entrees ($3 to $9) range from
Rice Pilaf through Chana Masala
and Bengan Bhartha to Meat
Biriani and Vegetable Biriani.

Naans ($1.50 to $2.95), chapatis
(.96), raita, papadum and chutneys
are also available,

A good option on a Friday night
if you don't want to eat out, but
don't want to cook in either,
Ricky’s Restaurant in Lynn
Valley Centre mall, 1199 Lynn
Valley Rd, North Vancouver.
984-6300.

Ricky's second outlet to open on
the North Shore this year. The first
opened April 17 in Capilano Mall.
Ricky's IL opened Sept. 27. A place

of Radical Ricky Burgers and other |

family dining delights.

Top your Ricky's evening off
with a side of Jiggly Wiggly Jello
and all will be right with the pre-

NMiessiah

rehearsal
comes to
N. Shore

THE VANCOUVER Cantata

Singers will present an open
rehearsal of their popular and
highly acclaimed Handel’s

Messiah for school students

and a limited number of gen-
ral public.

The concert will take place
Tuesday, Nov. 15, 7 p.m. at
Centennial Theatre, 2300
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver,

This special open rehearsal,
designed to both educate and
entertain, is a prelude to perfor-
mances at the Orpheum Theatre
on Friday, Dec. 16 and Sunday,
Dec. 18.

The evening will give an
inside-out look at the international
award-winning ensemble as it
tehearses The Messiah, Conductor
James Fankhauser, a renowned
expert on the performance of
Handel's music, will explain the
rehearsal process, the history and
intricacies of the work and his
beliefs about how it should be
performed.

This musical workshop will
also invite questions and partici-
pation in a rousing rendition of
the magnificent Hallelujah
Chorus.

The achievements of the 40-
member mixed-voice choir con-
tinue to grow. Among the judos
for their 1991 Messiah was ™... the
best concert of the year by far" by
the Vancouver Sun music critic.
Venetian Vespers of 1640, a
copact disc released last year. was
nominated for a Juno Award.

Tickets are $2 for students.
There will | a limited number
tickets available for general
admission.

Tickets are available at the
door or reserve by calling 921-
8588,

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teen dining world,
Bagel Street Cafe, 1763 Marine
Dr. West Vancouver. 922-6072,

Noreen Grisack's Bavel Street
Cafe opened in July, It specializes
in real bagels (boiled then baked)
stuffed with all manner of sand-
wich material —- vegetarian and
otherwise (Veggie Melt $3.50;
Chicken Salad $4; Lox and Cream
Cheese $5.95); Veggie Dogs
($3.50). Screamers (which involve
spicy Italian sausage, pizza sauce
and more for $3.50); assorted
baked goods, cappuccinos and
other modern cafe jiems.

Sidewalk courtyard seating is
available, Open from 8 am, to TT
p.m. everyday,

Clickers Sandwich Shop, WA4A-
15th St., North Vancouver. 984-
0909,

Specializes in Montreal smoked
meats, breads in a host of varieties
and cavalcades of condiments
(mayo, Dijon mustard, Havarti
cheese, pickled eggs).

Regular sandwiches go for
$3.25; hot Montreal Smoked Meat
sandwiches go for 56.

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Soups and salads also available.
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13th St, North Vancouver, 988-
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ready to roll or rock of perhaps
both, Thus far only a sign has
appeared on the club's glass door
promising the coming Hot Rock
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dance shoes just in case.

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