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brown sauce, arrived on a plain
white plate.

Accompanying potato and broc-
coli for both dishes arrived sepa-
rately aboard wwo additional white
plates.

Tomato sauce for the prawns
was at trifle pedestrian while the
Marsala in the veal sauce dish was
sloshed on a trifle enthusiastically
for my tastes.

Peppi’s is open Tuesday to Sun-
day for lunch and dinner — an ex
cellent location from which to take
in harbor fights and to glory in the
beauty of West Vancouver.

TASTY MORSELS
YOUR PLACE OR MINE, 107

SEATED at one of Peppi’s window seats, restaurant co-owners Anne and Joe Verdicchio enjoy a glass of wine

WEST ESPLANADE, NORTH
VANCOUVER

Now open in the hallowed halls
that once housed the original Nex
& Cleaver, this new Lower Lons-
dale restaurant has chased the
twilight: atmosphere cultivated by
the former occupant and added a
light menu and a light atmosphere.

Your Place or Mine is cun by
Nick, Chris and Elia Vavaris, who

have rebounded from the loss of

the Emerald Park Lodge to open
this new locale.

Food is basically Greek with en-
trees such as Lamb Chops and
Swordfish running from $8.50 to
$6.95 respectively.

SASKATCHEWAN PAVILION

and some Italian cuisine along with the restaurant’s magnificent view.

SUNDA

RESTAURANT, PARK ROYAL
SOUTH, WEST VANCOUVER.

Plans are afoot to install in West
Vancouver the same kind of
Prairie-style harvest restaurant
currently subduing appetites in
Expo’s Saskatchewan Pavilion.

Menu has yet to be finalized but
restaurant owner Angus MehKay
Promises there will be the boun-
tiful Saskatchewan fall dinner,
which features lashings of turkey,
mashed potatoes, gravy and a
variety of vegetables.

For dessert, MeKay says, there
will be Saskatoon pie by the
bushel,

The restaurant is scheduled to
open in Park Royal South in fate
November.

NEWS photo by Stuart Davis

21 - Friday, October 16, 1986 - North Shore News

lace or theirs? Antiques gather

at the Plaza

AN ANTIQUE show and sale will
be held this Thanksgiving weekend
at the International Plaza.

Organizers say over 30 dealers
are expected to participate in the
sale, which occurs Saturday from 3
to 10 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m, to 10
pem., and Munday 10 a.m. to 5
p.m.

Some of the items up for bids
include a rare grandfather clock,
made by Davide Paine, of the
Royal Society of Clock Makers, in
1740, a brass retracting telescope
on tripod legs, complete with
lenses and original wooden case,
and European and Asian
porcelains.

The admission price is 22.

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