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Arts Club Theatre:
Granville Island Stage: The
Number 14. Hit comedy
about a bus ride through
suburbia. Held over to June
5. Ticketmaster: 280-3311.
Firehall Arts Centre:
Squeegee. Interactive theatre
event created and performed
by street-involved youth. 2
for | Preview, May 19. To
May 23, at 8 p.m. Tickets:
689-0926.

Granville Island’s
Performance Works:
Desperately Seeking. “A detec-
tive story of the soul” show-
casing classical point aid
modern dance. To May 15, at
8 p.m. Tickets and informa-
tion: 895-3250.

Granville Island, Festival
House: Vancowver New Play
Festival. To May 16. Tickets
and information: 685-6228.
Havana Theatre: Death and
the Maiden. Draina dealing
with justice and human
rights. Ta May 29, at 8 p.m.
(Thu-Sat), Sunday May 23 at
2 p.m. $12/810.
Information: 904-5657.
James Cowan Theatre:
Don’t Mention my Name.
Mystery/comedy. To May
22. $14/$10. Box office:
205-3000.

Metro Theatre: When ie are
Married. English comedy by
J.B. Priestley. May 15-June
12 (Wed-Sat) at 8 p.m.
Reservations: 266-7191.

St. Andrew’s Wesley
Church: Tony 2? Tina’s
Wedding. Comic participatory
Italian wedding. Thu-Sat at
6:15 p.m. Tickets start at $60
including “reception” meal at
Chardonnays Restaurant.
Group discounts. 280-3311.
Stanley Theatre: Easy Money.
A new musical comedy about
the Vancouver Stock
Exchange in the ’70s and
°80s. To May 30. Tickets:
687-1644.

Vogue: Leave the Porch Light
On. A new musical per-
formed by Famous Pcopic
Players, To May 15.
Ticketmaster: 280-4444.
The Waterfront Theatre:
Blueprints from Space. Sci-Fi
fun by playwright Mark
Leiren-Young. May 14, 15 at
8 p.m. To May 29...
Ticketmaster: 280-3311.

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Centennial Theatre: St.
Thomas Aquinas and Holy
Trinity high schools present
Spring Band ;Concert. May.
20, at 7:30'p.m. Information
and tickets: 987-3341. Basic
Black. CBC Radio One pre-
sents Arthur Black and
Huniine. May 21, at 7:30
p.m. $10. Tickets: 984-4484.
Lynn Valley United
Church: Classical piano con-
cert featuring Jonathan Tang.
May 14, at 7:30 p.m. Free
admission. Refreshments.
Information: 987-2114.
Presentation House: Music
Menagerie 99. Benefit con-
certs with proceeds to North
Shore Search and Rescue and
Presentation House Theatre.
First concert: Circle of Song.
May 19, at 8 p.m. $10.
Reservations: 990-3474.
Mt. Seymour United
Church: Let All Creation

West Van Masonic Hail:
Truck, Five-piece rock band
avd guests the Savoury Island
Pte Company Band. Var of
the The Vancouver Sun
Community Concert Series.
May 15 ar S p.m. S10.
Tickets: 280-4444.

Massey Theatre: Ser the
Night to Music. Vhe Maple
Leaf Singers pertorm a full
repertoire of musical
favourites. May 14, 15 at 8
p.m. SI5/$12. Tickeemaster:
280-4444.

Starfish Room: Japanese
sound contructivist improv
group [.S$.O0 and the Paul
Plimley Trio mixing classical
and avant-garde music. May
19, a9 p.m. 1055 Homer,
$15, $12 students, seniors,
members. Tickets: 872-5200
or 280-4444.

W.LS.E. Hall: Pied Pumkin
String Ensemble. Legendary
folk uio Shari Ulrich, Rick
Scott and Joe Mock celebrate
their 25th year. May 14-16,
Information: 871-5545.

clubs

Avalon Hotel: Mark
Hasselbach and the Jass
Perpetrators play jazz in the
lounge every Saturday, 2:30-
4:30 p.m. Loonie Toonie
Thursdays. $5 cover, or $4
with food donation to
Harvest Project.

Blendl’s Bistro and Bakery:
Jazz night every Thursday.
Triage May 14.

Howe Sound Inn: Jam ses-
sions Thursday evenings at 8

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Photo Phillip Chin

PIED Pumkin (Joe Mock, Shari Ulrich and Rick Scott) are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their string
ensemble with a 28-concert tour of B.C. They will play four shows at WISE Hall (1882 Adanac) tonight at 8:30,
two performances tomorrow at 2 (family concert) and (sold-out) 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 8 p.m. 871-5545.

p.m. with Rick Rogoza.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Live
music Tuesday, Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday. Info:
986-7333.

Lynnwood Pub: Live music
Thursday to Sunday from
9:30 p.m. No cover.
Maplewood Pub: Live music

featuring Silverload every
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
Info: 924-1834.

Marmalade Cafe: Red
Nickers Jass Band. Every sec-
ond and last Sunday of the
month, 6:30-9 p.m. Into:
983-3463.

Waterfront Bistro: Saturday

NEWS photo by Brad Ledwidge

VANLEENA Dance Academy performs at Centennial Theatre this Saturday, May
15 at 7 p.m. The students are eight-years-old and up. For more information and

tickets: 98-DANCE.

Collection Depot Accepts Flammable
Liquids, Paint, Pesticides & Gasoline

The following Consumer Product Stewardship Program
depot is now open to serve North Shore residents:

NORTH SHORE TRANSFER STATION

An industry-run
program for the
collection, recycling

30 Riverside Drive, North Vancouver
Phone: 929-0372
Open Mon-Sat 8a.m.-5p.m., Sun 10a.m.-5p.m.

Night Live Comedy. Standup

comedy every Saturday night.

Doors open at 8 p.m., show-
time at 9 p.m.

events,

Capilano College: 26th
Annual Canadian
Asseciation for Music Therapy
conference. May 14, 15.
Workshops, video displays
and more. Dr. Frederick
Tims, addresses the idea of
music therapy as a “rip-off”
or an accredited method of
healing. May 15 at 9 a.m.
Information: Brian Deo at
320-7201.

Centennial Theatre:

Vanleena Dance Academy
presents On Stage, May 15, at
7 p.m. Tickets available by
phoning 98-DANCE or 983-
2623.

Ferry Building Gallery:
Caring for your Artwork. A
common-sense do’s and
don'ts slide lecture with
Cheryle Harrison. May 17, 7-
9 p.m. Pre-register: 925-
7270.

Seymour Art Gallery: Call
for Entry. Accepting applica-
tions until Sept. 15 for an
exhibition of pastel nvo-
dimensional works in the
spring of 2000. Information:
Carole Badgley at 924-1378.
West Vancouver Memorial

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Sing. Guest artists Elizabeth
Skillings, Christopher Doran
and Dean Giustini. May 15 at
8 p.m. $12/310. Tickets:
922-4280.

St. David’s United Church:
A Choral Cabaret. Presented
by the Downton Singers.
May 15 at 8 p.m. $12/589.
Tickets: 988-4860.

Genvironmentally
responsible disposal
of leftover household
solvents, flammable

liquids, pesticides,
gasoline & paint.

For more information, ask your retailer for our “Protect
Our Environment” and “Eco-Fee” brochures, or call the
CPSP’s toll-free information line at:

1-800-505-0139