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Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Seacove Secondary presents the
musical comedy Dracula Baby,
Feb, 27-March 3, 7:30) pam.
Tickets: $10, Reservations: 929-
S411.

Hendry Hall: Info: 983-2633.

‘Presentation House Theatre:
Full Figure Theatre Co.’s the “f"
word , a comedic look at the issues
facing women today, runs to Feb.
18. Hard Tack Co-op brings the
East Coast to the West in their pre-
sentation of Michael Cook's
Theresa's Creed and Quiller,
humorous and poignant stories of
two Maritimers, their hardships

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and losses. Runs Feb, 2t-Mareh 4:
Tickets: $10. Half-price preview:
Feb, 20. Reservations: 986-1351.
Queen Mary Elementary: The
Squamish and Burrard Nations,
Queen Mary Community Services
and Edmonton's Azimuth Theatre
present Running Through the
Devil's Club, a powerkul drama
which features eight wonien artists
who share their stories and strug-
gles of surviving sexual abuse.
Show runs 7:30 p.m., March f.
Info: 929-2496 or 985-4111.
Vancouver Playhouse: The
North Shore's own Nicola
Cavendish, Robert Clothier,
Corrine Koslo and Stephen Miller
headline Chekhov's The Cherry
Orchard. Previews Feb, 18, 20, 22.
Runs Feb. 23-Muarch 18. Tickets

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: NORTH SHORE artist Gregg’ Simpson’s Sun Ritual (oil on can-
vas) is one of his abstract works on display at Vancouver's
Torres Gallery until March 11. For information on the gailery’s

: ‘show times, call 736-1855.

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West Vancouver Ferry
Building: Carol Shumas exhibits
Bara Yesterday, a colteetion of
acrylic and oil folk-art scenes, hund-
painted boxes and canvas dolls, to
Feb. 17. From Feb. 21 through
March 5, a jury select group show
will feature the recent artwork of 14
of the North Shore's best artists, An
Hsawm.. Tuesday, Feb, 21 lecture
featuring a panel of artists will be
followed by an evening reception 6-
8 p.m. Info: 925-3605.

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This Saturday, February 18,

Sea Mates Restaurant cele-
brates its Anniversary as one

of North Vancouver's finest -

fresh seafocd restaurant.

Asked as to Sea Mates’ con-
tinued success, owner Peter
Chiu says, “I buy the. fish
myself every morning from the
Albion fisheries, so it couldn’t
be fresher. It’s the only way to
ensure the quality and excel-
lence that my patrons have
come to expect.” Going hand
in hand with the quality ingre-
dients, each meal is cooked to
order and nothing is ever pre-
cooked.

Peter's friendly approach and
personal touch have made Sea
Mates a long-time favorite with
many people. Sea Mates
enjoys a. regular ‘clientele,

which is the key to the restau-

rant’s longevity. “We would
like to thank all our customers
for their support over the
years and would like them to

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Presentation House Gallery:
Arni Haraldsson's Projects on
Vancouver Architecture and
Landscape rans to Feb, 19, infor
986-1351.

Seymour Art Gallery: Moneca
Atley’s colorful and exotic paintings
on display ti!] March 5. ‘The gallery
is soliciting submissions of artwork
with a fantasy theme for Discovery
‘95, a juried exhibition to run April
5-May 7. Jury fee of $10 to be deliv-
ered with the work on Feb, 25. Info:
924-1378.

Silk Purse: Info: 922-1110.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: The Ambitious City waces
the history of the development of

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know that we are constantly *
trying to outdo ourselves in our,
pursuit of culinary perfection,” .
says Peter.

Their extensive menu. has.

always featured a good cross’

section of beautifully cooked
and presented ‘seafood at
éxtremely reasonable’ prices.
Currently this fine North
Shore © eatery’ has an

‘Anniversary “Special” Tiger

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Prawns, with these tempting
and other “mouth-watering
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North Vancouver from the early
days of logging through to the ship-
building industry of recent years.
Ongoing. Info: 987-5618.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Visions of — West
Vancouver, featuring some of the
major people and events that shaped
the early history of West Van, runs
to Feb, 25. Info: 926-9254, ‘

North Vancouver District. Hall:
Info: 988-6844.

North Vancouver City. Hall:
Info: 988-6844,

West Vanceuver Memorial
Library: Of the Garden, oils by

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