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2 Quails stofied with casins, berbes and rice - cooked in wine and
served with potstors sautes in pomarin. 12.95

Mon - Sat. 7 to 11 Sun 5-10
1429 rue Robson © Tet: 688-9044

The most complete memn on the North Shore
STEAK NEPTUNE. ........ -602. 9.95
Top siffoin topped with beked asparagus fips Ben. 11.95
and crabmeat smothered with hofiandzise sauce

110 W. 24ch Se. N. Van. 937-6654

Lynch, keyboard and

redecorated by Vancouver

SENIOR &
RETIRED
CITIZENS

LEAGUE

Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Thurs. & Fri. at 1 p.m.

NORTH SHORE
BOWL

141 West 3rd St

RSORTH VANCOUVER

985-1272

A SALUTE TO OUR
BRITISH HERITAGE

A PNE Spectacular!

See. hear and experience massed pipes

and bands, choirs and entertatnment ina
moving spectacie of colour, sound and

TS ights reminiscent of Britain's finest hour

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Tickets at all Vancouver Ticket Centres

presented by
The BC Lions Society for Crippled Children

8 pm Sun. Sept 6th 6 pm Mon. Sept 7th

8.50 inctudes $3.00 PNE admission
(semor citizens and children $1.00 off)

SMASH IRISH TROUPE Killarney performs through October 3 at the International
Plaza's new Plazazz! show room with lead vocalist Marie Fitzpatrick and (clockwise
from bottom left) Mike Cronin, John Cronin, Shay Murphy, Roger Carruthers, John

Lynch and David Walker.

UBC holds display

The spectacular new
Asian Centre, which opened
m June on the University of
B.C. campus, will present its
first Asian art exhibition
from Sept. 1 to 20. -

The showing of 90
Japanese woodblock prints
by artist Toyohara
Kunichika marks the first
one-man exhibit by a
Japanese woodblock artist
ever held in Vancouver.

Kanichika, a late 19th-
century artist, was one of the
last of the old-style purists
among Japanese _print-
makers. Many of his pnnts

were inspired by the
Japanese performing arts
such as the Kabuki and the
Noh, and he is best known
for his prints of great
Japanese actors in their
favorite roles. Kunichika’'s
works are distinguished by a

vividness of color and
boldness of design.
The exhibition is being

sponsored by UBC's Institute
of Asian Research, the
Consulate-General of Japan
and the Canadian Society for
Asian Art. Funding for the
event was also provided by
the Leon and Thea Kvoemer
Foundation

Mr. Naokichi Oe of the
Kyoto Junior College of Fine
Arts in Japan owns the
collection of Kunichika
prints and will be travelling
to Wancouver to give a
public lecture on the artist.
The date of the lecture has
not yet been set.

The exhibit will be open
from 2 to 5 p.m., seven days
a week. Admission is free.

For more details on the
exhibit or the public lecture,
contact Prof. Leon Zolbrod
at 228-5131, or call the
Institute for Asian Research
at 228-4688.

Two local sculptors exhibit
at Presentation House

Opening 8&8 pm Sep
tember 10th ts an exhibition
of recent sculptures by
David Marshall and Dwanc
Neuberger, both well-k
in Bnush Columbia

nown

Neuberger and Marshall
took part ina group show at
the Galenas Mer Kup in
Meaico (1977) Thos
Meatcao cxhibition (entitled
“Bscultores de la Columbia
Britanica”™) was the result of

a month lung worksbop al

the University of Mexio Art
Department
Both sculptors work mn a

variety of styles and
matenmals that us charac
temstic of sculpture and all
the plastic arts in Chis part of
Brntish Columbia They have
tn common a decp affection
aad respect for their
matenals, whether uous the
grain of stone of wood of (he
unique qualities of bronze,
and both arc making uw vital
contmibulton to the arts on

All Hats

20 % oft

Exquisite Leathers

Capilano Mall

985-8411

the west coast of Canada
Marshall teaches al
Capilano College. where
Neuberger is technical
assistant in the art depart
ment Although they work
together the last time the
exhibited
the
“Diversity” at
the Robson Square Medina
Centre (1980). Marshall has
many works tn public
coHections throughout B ¢
The cahibition will be at

two sculptors

together was tn large

group show

the Presentatton House

Goallery until October 4th

Gallery hours Noon to 4 3}

pom Wednesday through

Sunday on by appoutment

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