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WISHES come true courtesy of the coin fountain at Capilano Mall. This time around, money tossed into the
fountain, and collected by the Lions Club, helped fund the Lions Gate Hospital special care nursery. The mail
fountain was dedicated Tuesday, Oct. 28 with a new plaque and a $1,500 cheque presentation to the LGHL
On hand, left to right, Phil McArthur, Capilane Mall, Jobn Borthwick, LGH, Bernie Charpentier, and Bill
Mathieson, North Vancouver Lions Club.

STUDIO 86 CONTEST

. Shore singer

warbles

TERESA BOCKHOLD sang her
way to fame recently when the
North Vancouver resident placed
second in the Studio 86 Star of the
Year contest at Cafe Roma.

But 23-year-old Surrey resident
Kosta Pantazopoulos captured
first prize and a trip to Hawaii for
his five-minute winning perfor-
mance.

“I've been singing ever since |
can remember,’’ said Pan-
tazopoulos, who hopes to become
a professional recording artist.
“From what I’ve heard I’ve been
singing ever since I could walk —
but I don’t remember that.’’

Pantazopoulos sang in both
Greek and English to beat out 16
other singers.

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to fame

When he was 18 years old, Pan-
tazcpoulos won a singing contest
in Greece and was offered a re-
cording contract. But he turned the
opportunity down because he
could not emigrate to Greece with
his newly-acquired Canadian citi-
zensnip.

In addition to English and
Greek, the 23-year-old singer also
speaks ‘‘some French,’’ and hopes
to one day perform in several lan-
guages.

Ed Isaak placed third in the con-
test, which was sponsored by CKO
Radio and Cafe Roma restaurant.

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JOHN MCLACHLAN

NV singer comes home

NORTH VANCOUVER | singer/
songwriter John MeLachlan will
appear at Presentation House
Theatre Nov, 10 at 8 p.m.

MecLachlan’s original songs
strike chords of innocence, evoke
memories of childhood, and vivid-
ly tell stories of little-known events
from our past,

Stories of hand troller fishermen
in the depths of the Depression, a
desperado on the coast near the
turn of the century or the recoun-
ling of life in a Vancouver Island
coal mining town almost 90
years ago dre among his subjects.

His music is a warm and gentie
blend of folk, country and crack
sty!zs coupled with delightfully
refreshing delivery.

McLachlan will be backed by his
band Canadian Sky, which
features bassist Rob Marr, drum-
mer Dale Diduck, lead guitarist
Murray Visscher, and pianist Peter
Freisen.

Tickets are $5 for adults and $2
for students and seniors and are
available at Presentation House.

For more information or tickets
call Presentation House at 986-
1351 or contact 987-4128,

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