33 — Wednesday, April 29, 1992 - North Shore News

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GERHILDE STULKEN
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PRESENTS THIS ‘NTERMATIONAL
ARTIST IN A SOLO SHOW OF
RECENT WATERCOLOUR
PAINTINGS
MAY 3-16, 1992
PLEASE JOIN US, VIEW THIS
BEAUTIFUL WORK AND MEET
THE ARTIST AT THE OPENING
RECEPTION
SUNDAY, MAY 3, 4:00-7:00 pm.

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5956 - 200 STREET, LANGLEY, B.C. V3A 1N3 © (604) 533-6858
ALL PAINTINGS IN THIS EXHIBITION SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE

REFRESt IMENTS

Fare prepared with artistry

featured a traditional Danish
temon mousse frozen and deco-
rated with kiwi fruit and strawber-
ry coulis. A delightful finish to a
light and refreshing meal.

In addition to its new interior
shades, the Griil nas installed large
canvas umbrellas to fill what had
been a sparse main dining room.

veal, herbs and sun-dried
tomatoes.

Elsewhere on the uncluttered
plate were a serving of wild rice
and sliced almonds and sprigs of
fresh rosemary and thyme.

A side dish of asparagus spears,
julienned carrots and zucchini al
dente accompanied.

The veal! was simple and suc-
culent; its stuffing added substance
and savory interest to the dish.

As mentioned, the desserts
available at the Grill are all made
on the premises and are well
worth sampling.

A Citron Fromage ($4.95)

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six pan-fried prawn tails suffused
with subtle garlic and butter fla-
vors.

julienned carrots, red and green
peppers, red cabbage and pale
white endive decorated the salad’s
bed of Romaine lettuce.

The dish was finished with a
raspberry vinaigrette.

The Gravedlox, meanwhile,
came with sprigs of fresh dill and
green peppercorn mayonnaise.

Prepared in the traditional pep-
per, dill, sugar end salt marinade

by Grill kitchen staff, the raw
salmon was presented in two
substantial strips.

We tried Cioppino ($13.75) and
Stuffed Veal Chop ($14.95} from
the Grill’s entree selection.

And again the deft touch of chef
Scott made both special.

Cioppino, the great San Fran-
ciscan celebration of seafood,
came in a large fish-shaped bow!
brimming with mussels, clams,
prawns and white fish meat in a
rich tomate-saffron stew.

Thick chunks of toasted garlic
bread ringed the bowl.

It was an excellent rendition of a
classic fish stew.

Grilled medium rare, the Veal
Chop was stuffed with ground

Library closed
for bar-coding

NORTH VANCOUVER City
Library will be closed until May 2
while staff bar-code all books.

. Automation at the library is in its
_final stages.. The current project
will change the check-oui of
books to a computerized zystern,

in: bar-coding, a bar code label
{similar to those used in super-
markets) is placed on every item
in the library collection.

The library will re-open on May
4. : :

Add to the above an artistic and
adroit kitchen, an efficient serving
staff and meticulous and person-
able management and you have a
restaurant that is striving towards
excellence; you have the West
Vancouver Seafood and Geill.

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Canada has the Sirst...
‘|.. Cordon Bleu School
in North America

On April 30, the doctors of B.C.

are holding a study session to

discuss the future of your
health care program.

Le Cordon Bleu
Paris Cooking School

Owned and Operated by
Le Cordon Bleu of Paris

All courses taught by
professional Frenci: Chefs
Basic and Intermediate
cuisine and Basic Pastry.

COURSES COMMENCE
: JULY 6, 1992

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The NDP government's recent legislation takes away The government's inflexible position has forced vs to take this

Evening Courses available.

Successful completion of
these courses in Ottawa will
be recognized at Le Cordon

Bleu in Paris and credits

can be carried Jurward,

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To register please call or write:
400-1390 Prince of Wales Drive,
Ottawa, Cntario K2C 3N6
TEL: (613)224-8603
FAX: (613)224-9966

our right to negotiate and threatens health care as a whole. To
discuss the impact of this legislation on the future of health
care in 8.C., many of the 6,200 doctors from across the province
will be attending study sessions on Thursday, April 30.
Emergency services will be available in every community.

unusual step, and we regret this temporary disruption to medical care,
The NDP govemment's action threatens our health care system.

By acting now, we hope that reason will prevail, and that a settle-
ment acceptable to both sides, and to the future of

1 . . BRITISH COLUMBIA
B.C.’s medicare system, will be reached soon. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The doctors of B.C.

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