15 - Friday, December 25, 1987 - North Shore News

. Vancouverite perfects cider product

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style prices (most entrees are under
$10).

The restaurant takes its name

from 6t Lonsdale’s earlier career
as a bank. Over the past two years,
the location has pursued a career
of devouring unsuspecting restau-
rants and restaurateurs, digesting a
steady diet starting with The Grape
Escape and continuing with What-
samacalits, Willie’s and Phil's, 61
Lonsdale, Key Largo and
Wishbones. The latter restaurant
went under before it had a chance
to open its doors, such is the kar-
ma of the location.
THE HOLLYBURN COUNTRY
CLUB, 950 CROSSCREEK
ROAD, WEST VANCOUVER,
922-0163

Club apprentice saucier Bronno
van der Holt is the 1987 winner of
the Lieutenant Governor’s silver
medal.

The award recognizes academic
excellence along with institute and
community service.

The 27-ycar-old will write his
provincial journeyman’s exam next
spring.

He received his medal from Lt.
Gov. Robert Rogers in a Nov. 19
ceremony at the British Columbia
Institute of Technology campus.

HOLLYBURN Country Club ap-
prentice saucier Bromno yan der
Hoit...1987 winner of the Lieute-
nant Governor’s silver medal.

‘CAFE ROMA, 60 SEMISCH,
NORTH VANCOUVER, 984-0274

Corsi brothers Mario and An-
tonio will be serving a New Year's
Eve dine and dance Roman ex-
travaganza.

Tickets for the six-course blow- |

out are $50 for all trimmings.
Main course will be Roast Veal
with Porcini Mushroooms.

’ Dessert will be the restaurant’s
delicious Tirami su, an Italian
cream cheese, Grand Marnier and
coffee concoction.

WYDER’S PREMIUM APPLE
CIDER, 4430 KEITH ROAD,
WEST VANCOUVER, 922-5977
The West Vancouver-based
company has produced what is be-
ing touted as a cider in the great
English tradition of outspoken
fresh apple cider and its
roughhewn ‘scrumpy’ cousin.

_Company founder and West

Vancouverite Iain Wyder is a
well-known figure on the Pacific
Northwest cider front and has
spent the last 20 years perfecting
the Wyder's recipe, which
translates into a lot of cider swilled
and otherwise scrutinized.

The product, now available at
your favorite LDB outlet, contains
no artificial sweeteners or flavori-
ngs.

-Heat it up for a good festive
drink around the crackling Yule
log while arguing with relatives
over the demise of the Christmas
spirit.

THE ENGLISH BAY CAFE

RESTAURANT, 1785. BEACH
AVENUE, VANCOUVER, 669-
2225

The cafe on the shores of Van-

couver’s original favorite beach
has unveiled its latest new dinner
menu.

Included are such appetizers as

Szechuan Orange Chicken Drum-
mettes ($4.75) and Duck Liver and
Scallops ($5.85).

New | salads

include Triple

Week of
Dec. 27-Jan. 2, 1987

ARIES (March 21-April 20):
‘ah Keep up to date on late-

breaking developments. By
doing that, your material will remain
fresh and entertaining throughout
the week.

TAURUS (April 21-May
20): Call and meet with
others on certain issues. In
fact, a viable behind-the-scenes con-
ference could now work wonders.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Delve into the inner lining of
your own desires. Focus on
what it is that you really want at this

time.

CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Be ready to forge ahead.
Much will depend on your

timing. So remain poised and ready
to_ advance at any point.

ph LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Construct the major plan
that will promise advance-

ment. This applies to more than one

area of your life,
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
The resources of those close
to you assume new impor-

tance now. Investigate this concept
and then develop a new plan to fit it.

lator] LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
()°@) Concentrate on alliances and

-— agreements at the start of the
week. Then realize just how rapidly
money will come into the
discussions.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
l 22): Step back and review
what is taking place in your
environment, both personaly and

‘ professionally. Bu: think twice

before you sever ties now.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
-Dec. 21): Love is not exact-
ly a stranger at this time.
However, you may have to watch

just how you act and react to others
now.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Clear the decks of cer-
tain conditions that have
been in your life for too long. It’s

time to start the new year.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
ea. 41 18): Even though you may
feel like speaking your mind,
you may have to consider the feel-
ings of others.
bate) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
gq The core of your security
| comes into view right now.

Be imaginative. But also, have all the
details at hand.

Entrees range from Trout in
peach cider and. salmon caviar
($12.95) to Seafood Wellington
($15.45).

Mushroom and Chorizo Spinach
($4.95), an interesting sounding
blend of three mushroom varieties,
Spanish chorizo and shallots.

& p
New Year’s Eve

@ at the Gull 2 on
&@ $ |

Celebrate with Rockin Rollie and his
sensational 3 piece R&B review.

Ring in the New Year with this hot
veteran of the Fats Domino
Band. Noisemakers, silly hats, hot
hors doeuvres and great. fun. For
only $5.00 per person. A ?

Merry

from all

vB

* Neighbourhood Pub
175 East Ist, NV. 988-5585

me

2 choices
for 1 great

New Year’s Eve

or

The Lounge at:

Park Plaza
Country Club

C Cabaret:
A completely new
Cabaret: in West Van-
couver, newly renovated
to ring In the New Year.
A perfect place to party
away New Year's Eve.

Come as you are or make
your own party of 10 for
you own banquet table.

: just $3500 per person

f Tee Lounge at Park
a 222 Country Club
Bq «v55 Fullerton Ave.

North Van. 980-3626

just $3500 per person.

Sandy Cove Cabaret...
1552 Marine Drive, @
“West Vancouver «
922-6181 z -

Both choices include:
A deluxe Smorgasbord dinner, 9:00pm-10:30pm
Party Favors and Free Champagne at Midnight