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, RESTRICTED has always meant no admittance
for 19 and under, but at Restricted Underground,
being under 19 is a prerequisite.

by BARRETT FISHER

A new nigitt spot in North
Vancouver, started up by

two local commerce stu-

dents attending UBC, is of-
fering Friday night enter-
tainment for high school stu-
dents.

The clud, located out of
the Capilano Room at 23rd
and St. Georges, has a DJ
playing a variety of rock,
pop, and disco. a profes-
sional lighting system syn-
chronized with the music
and a concession stand of-
fering snacks and soft
drinks, explains entrepreneur
Brian Fudge.

““.. night spet
is pleasing to
both young
people and
parents.’

A well-dressed bouncer
welcomes the students as
they arrive. A coat check is
available for convenience,
and lots of tables are set up
for people to relax and chat,
or if they prefer they can get
up and -Jance.

Fudge says the night spot
is pleasing to both the young
people and the parents.
‘Parents are happy because
their children have a
legitimate, supervised place
to go to. And the students

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are happy because they have
a pleasant, social at-
mosphere where they can get
together with friends. :

When Fudge and partner
Blake Taylor first put the
idea out, Fudge says the
response from high school
students was very positive,
because although there is a
‘similar club in) Vancouver,
North Shore sindents were
looking for a‘ more local
spot. ‘‘They were really
happy it could be closer to
home.”

Liquor is not permitted on
the premises, Fudge assures,
The doormen and coat check
insure that none is brought
in. “Theze’s onty one entry,
too. We don't want people
comng in and out. going to
their cars for a drink, We
stamp everyone's hands so
we'll know if they've been in
already."”

The club has been open
two Fridays so far, and
Fudge says the turnout and
attitude towards it has been
great.

“Everyone dresses well
and conduct and manners
have been goad. fhe first
night we had 200 people and
our biggest response was
that the students wished
more of their friends were
there.’

The room the club is ren-
ting can accommodate 300
to 400 students, Fudge says.
And if it’s ever necessary,
the equipment is mobile and
could be moved to work out
of a new location.

Admission to get in is $4.
the club is open from seven
to midnight, grades § to I7
are welcome. For further ia-
formation call 984-9012,

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A NIG: OUT for teens, and what better place to po to
than Restricted Underground, a new club that meets Friday
nights at the Capilano Room at 23rd and St. Georges from 7
p.m. to midnight. Pictured above, commerce students and
entrepreneurs Brian Fudge, left, and Blake Taylor.

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