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But her family means more

good taste
speaks for itself

ean DAE NIE. Milk-fed Veal Chop Saute with
FROM PAGE C16 - Fine Chablis, two fresh

entertainment industry E vegetables & ling . $195

comes out through pet

peeves like disco and A.M. Freshly prepared Seafood

radio which she blames in

dishes from
part for the fact that “there
are no more Ella Fitzgeralds
or Sarah Vaughns.”

She mourns the loss of that
kind of performer in the
industry. teday and for the
future.

She wouldn't even want to

see her kids trying new. and

$ 725

for herself she states that if [gz . ae ee . .

she'd. come

later “it just wouldn't have

Now Wilson says her life
and career are exactly as she
wants them. With = three
ehildren whom she considers

SEVEN SS
her greatest achievement. SASS SS SSS
and a 640 acre ranch in

California, she works only

four or five months a year.
Would she miss her Career

if she gave it up now? =
"Do you want me to be . ae NEWS phow Terry

honest’... doubt it” she d ber lif

whispers confidentially. IN HER hotel room Wilson discusses her career and her life.

“IH always have music in
At the Movies

my heart.”
THE DARK CRYSTAL (G) TRAIL OF THE PINK PAN-

Wilson was last in Van-

couver at the Cave over 20
West Van 7, 9. Mats. Sat, THER (M) Park Royal 7:15,
Sun. 2 9:15, Sat. Sun, 2:15

y¢ears ago.
THEY CALL ME BRUCE

She's appearing this week

at Plazazz doing two shows
(M) West Van Odeon 7:30. 2:30, 5
9:15, Mats Sat, Sun 2:30

*“*PIPE
DREAMS”’

a good look at a bad habit
Wed. to Sun. 1 - 4 P.M.

He n it ebbyd tully hcensed

Park Royal South, West Van 922-1533
Top level parking lot above Super Valu

nightly at 8:00p.m. and 11:00
p-m.

FREE ADMISSION

NORTH SHORE
MUSEUM & ARCHIVES

4th & Chesterfield
987-5618

She appears with her back
up trio of five years con-
sisting of pianist Micheal
Wolff, bass player John B.
Williams, and Roy McCurdy
on drums.

TOOTSIE (M) West Van VIDEODROME (R)
7:15, 9:30 Sat, Sun 2:15 Cor- West Van Odeon 7,9
onet 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 Sat. Sun 2

TROUBLED BY YOUR
TEENAGER’S BEHAVIOR?

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

COME TOA
PARENT SUPPORT
GROUP

TOUGHLOVE

Probably

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5 Nights a Week
THE LOUNGE:

G-RAYS

North Shore

OPEN SUNDAYS

“THE PUB: Wednesday is 12—5 P.M.

| _LOU VALENTINO Ladies Night
PLUS FEMALE MUD-WRESTLING :

, Coach house inn

700 Lillooet Rd., North Vancouver

Books
1135 Lonsdale
North Vancouver

980-2121

MONDAYS 7:30 PM
HIGHLAND UNITED CHURCH
3255 EDGEMONT BLVD. N. VAN.

Vancouver International

a Boat &

Presentation House Theatre
333 Cnestertield, North Vancouver

The
WOOLGATHERER

by Wilham Mastrosimone

February 5-13,1983  -—Ss Women on the Water” boatrp
Exhibition Park, |e

clinics held dally at the

, ‘ SeaStage in the Showman

Vancouver. Building Vath to expens and
jon the New Wave of women
on the water

Thus year the Boat Show and
Sportsmen's Show have been
combined to bring you the bigyest . Boating is 8 Love Aftan
and most ontedaining cuidoure ‘ . you I love this year's out
exhibition in the Westt . . *

with g
Terry David Mulligan & Jill Daum
~~directed by Christopher Tyrell

‘*A wish ts justa detour...”’

. standing show
This is Iruly an interesting
emertaining a otucanonal cunng
tor the entire tamily

Specint Women's (Deay
Monday bob / all women

Boats Motors marino admitted tree

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information recreational equipment pe a een a Geaae « Super Vatu Boat &
faring tackin 6 all warhoy / Sportsmen 8
ton you x" ’ : , ‘ q Show Buck

Save $) OO on admission with a

Tuesday - Thursday 8.30 pm
Friday & Saturday: 7 & 9:30 pm
Sunday 2 for 1. 3:00 pm

Tickets. $5.50, $6.50

For reservations call: 986-1351

Produced tn aid of
Conservation by Canadian National

Mon -Sat 12 Noon-10p Mm

ae Sundays 12 Noon-6 p.m
Sportsmen's Shows Adults - $4.00, tumors (5-15) - $2.00, Seniors - $2.00