40 - Sunday, October 12, 1986 - North Shure News

VY, Van

mayor's

daughter weds

TAKING time out from his of-
ficial duties and election cam-
paign, West Von Mayor Derrick
Mamphreys fiew to Calgary
Saturday for the wedding of his
only daughter Elisa to Dean

Charies Wesley of Killarney,
Maa.

The reremony took place in the
Caigary Crireh of Jesus Christ
Latter Dry Saints, followed by 2

Karpsichord concert Friday

From page 39
Jectures, recitals, and = master
classes across Canada and in the
U.S.

A founding member of the Van-
couver Society for Early Music,
Oke has appeared with all of Van-
couver’s professional orchestras
and choirs, and plays for the CBC.
During the summer of 1983 she
was invited to spend six weeks in
the Netherlands as an artist-in-
residence — a guest of the Dutch

Wesley, son of Mr. end Mrs. reception at the Sheratsin Hotel.

ou've got to try our incredible new
menu at The Broiler Bar. Our classic
presentations compare to the best you
could find, but are served here with in-
comparable value in an atmesphere we
keep invitingly casual.
Chef Ole Elmer
is the creative inspir-
ation behind our
dynamic offerings. He
stresses the fine points
of quality, preparation
and presentation, and
always injects a flair
for eye appeal and
enjoyment. He
also insists on
open flame mes- is
quite broiling andadds the little touches
before and after that create our delicately-
balanced classic tastes.
Start your tastebuds tingling with a selec-

government,

tion from our cold hors d'oeuvres platter, or
possibly the Prawn Butterflies.

And then the entrée. This time try the
Rosemary Chicken — a boneless breast of
chicken marinated overnight in rosemary,
then mesquite broiled and topped with mildly
spicy Italian sausage and fresh sautéed mush-
room caps, all bathed in a delicate Bordelaise
ted wine sauce, complemented with glazed
nugget potatoes and carrot slices plus tender,
steamed snow peas. Or will it be the Tortellini
Alfredo? Or the Fisherman's Platter? (next
time for sure).

Add the finishing touch with a fresh fruit
tart. We make them every day starting with a
pastry shell coated in real chocolate, filled
with homemade Bavarian cream, topped with
fresh fruit. Or try the real German double
chocolate cake. (You'll have to come back)

Come indulge in our surprising twist of
tastes atT’ > Broiler Bar. Yoursole regret 1!
be that you can only try one thing at at

CASUAL CLASSIC DINING

CAPILANO MALL, 935 MARINE DRIVE, NORTH VANCOUVER
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 984-0211
OPEN DAILY TIL 11 PM.

For those interested in hearing
Capilano College's harpsichord
and harpsichordist, there is a short
concert being held on Friday, Oct.
17 from 12:10 to 1 p.m. in room

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BAZAAR THIS WEEK

H113. Oke will be playing selec-
tions from the 16th, 17th, and 18th
centuries. This is a free event, but
donations to the music depart-
ment Grand Piano Fund welcome.

PUETITPERRGE ROR REE

Paula Dosil
Our star carrier this week is Paula Dosil, a delightful, pretty
young lady who delivers our Wednesday and Friday News in

our Delbrook Zone.

Paula is 13 years old and a grade 8 student at Argyle School
where she enjoys P.E. Among her favourite sports are
swimming, volleyball and softball. Paula enjoys reading, going
to the movies and like most teenage girls, loves shopping.

For Paula, having a News

route has helped her bank

account grow and grow. She also does some babysitting and
uses that money for buying the things she wants.

We enjoyed having Paula as our star carrier and for doing
such a fine job for us, she received complimentary movie
passes and a North Shore News baseball cap.

Enjoy the movies and keep up the good work.

Joan Cripps
Circulation Dept.

1139 Lonsdale Ave., N.V.

986-1337

THE VOICE OF KURTA AND WEST VANCOUVER