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$2. Regular schedule: Rookie
Night, Mondays at 8 p.m.; Tues-
days at & p.m.: Rookies Scared
Scriptless; Wednesdays at 8 p.m.:
Scared Scriptless; Thursdays at 8
p.m.: Times of Your Life; Fridays
and Saturdays at 7, 9 and 11 p.m.:
Theatresports. Sat. and Sun, at 1
and 3 p.m. Res.: 688-7013.

Park and Tilford: Fried Green
Tamatoes, Radio Flyer; Grand

Canyon, Prince of Tides, An Amer-

, ican Tale: Fievel Goes West, Shin-
_ ing Through, Stop or My Mom

_ Will Shoot. 985-3911.
_ Esplanade 6: Medicine Man,

2 Wayne’s World, The Hand That

“Rocks the Cradle, Hook, Bugsy,

. Final Analysis. 983-2762.
Park Royal: Beauty and the Beast,

" Star Trek VI, Father of the Bride,

"2 JFK. 922-9174,

s .

North Shore

— Centennial Theatre: Greater

=. Vancouver Operatic Society pres-
-ents Gilbert and Sullivan’s The

(Yeomen of the Guard Feb. 27, 28,

om cooking and your soul

-Simple joy of real food.
‘ou shall leave knowing you .
ve di

TASTY MORSEL
TH! -deptl and dexterity of the:

‘North Shore’s Italian gastronomic ”
nt received international rec."

29 and March 5, 6 & 7 at 8 p.m.
Tickets $15 adults and available
through Centennial’s box office at
984-4484 or Ticketmaster.
Vancouver Youth Symphony’s In-
termediate Orchestra performs
work of Haydn, Sibelius. March 1
at 2:30. Tickets: $5/3 at 984-4484
or atthe door.

Matt Maxwell and his band. Popu-
lar children’s entertainer is back
with a concert featuring new and
old hits: Roék and Roll Frere Jac-
ques, C’est Halloween. March 4,
10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Capilano College: Faculty recital
with soprano Arlene Mcintyre.
March 10 from 1-2 p.m. in H-113.

Ferry Building: North Shore
Academy of Music hosts music

- performances in the gallery every

Sunday at 2 p.m. Pro Neva
Ensemble.

Silk Purse: Next Music and Muf
fins performarice features Mark
Armanini and Trevor Carolan. An
unusual mix of Canadian music
and poetry. Feb. 27. Tickets: $8.
Reservations at West Van RecCen-
tre. Info: 925-3605.

Presentation House: Stephen
Boswell and Trio La Guitarra
Latina. March 15 at 7:30 p.m.
Music of Latin America, electric
Spanish Nuovo Flamenco. Tickets:
$9/7. Res.; 876-4165.

~ opnition Friday night as three local

” restaurants were inducted into the

Ordine Ristoratori Professionisti
itatiani (ORP!). :

- The organization, which works |
with Italy’s ministry of tourism and

entertainment, is made up of res-
taurants that produce a consistent-

. lyhigh standard of authentic
- Italian cuisine..

Cafe Roma, Corsi Trattoria and

* La Cucina were all presented with

ORPI plaques at a ‘special Friday
night ceremony held at the Four
Seasons Hotel. All three are now
listed in ORPI’s Guida 1992, the

Vancouver Playhouse Theatre:
Festival Concert Society presents
Judith Marcuse Dance Company.
P-ngram geared for the whole
family. March 8 from 11-12 noon.
Tickets: $5 at door.

North Shore

Ferry Building: Len Norris. Exhibit

of the municipally-owned collec-
tion by the West Vancouver car-
toonist. To March 1.

ingrid Losch, Celebrating Spring.
Vibrant still lifes and garden
scenes. March 3-15.

Gallery hours: Tues.-Sun., 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m.

North Vancouver City Hall

Gallery: Paintings by Ann Mitchell.

Vibrant color and a commanding
sense of form. To March 18.
Gallery hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. Monday-Friday.

North Vancouver District Hall

Gallery: Jollean Matsen. To March

18. Hours: Mon. -Fri. 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.

— All Public Places shows
sponsored by the North Van-

‘ organization’s international guide

-to fine Italian restaurants.
. The North Shore trio joined such

downtown restaurants as f/ Giar-

’ dino di Umberto, Lorenzo and

Cafe Milano di Massimo in receiv-
ing the honor.

The strong North Shore showing
_ at the ORPI induction is especially

impressive considering that the

- entire city of Toronto has but six

ORPI- recognized restaurants.

There are only 15 restaurants
across Canada considered worthy
of ORPI membership.

his week Wine Spots recommends

EMILLON CHARDONNAY. .
STANLEY. litres. $14.95.
~ (Austealia). ©

Skepticism ‘about any wine that”

. comes in a box is under-

“ standable, but these user-friendly

cardboard “‘casks’”’ have
.dispensing bargain gargle from.

~’ Aussie fridges for years, and this
is one of the best currently avail-

able.
Another eclectic Oz grape-
pairing; Semillon, used in

Bordeaux for Sauternes and stiff-

ening up flaccid Sauvignon
_ Blancs, adds depth and round-
* ness to the vivid apples and

flowers of what might otherwise

. be just another obvious, forget-
table cheap Chardonnay.
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CHIANTI RUFINA RISERVA
NIPOZZANO, FRESCOBALDI.
$12.95 (Italy). .

Chianti used to come in a
straw-wrapped bottle called a
“fiasco” that you could stick a
candle-stub in later to provide
mood-lighting for after-dinner ac-
tivities that might demonstrate
the other meaning of “fiasco” if
you'd had too much chianti.

Alas, much chianti is now
tarted up with ‘‘classico’’ name

tags and $20: price tags attempt-
ing to capitalize on the shift to
Italian bargains when French
wine prices went ballistic.

This one still qualifies as a

. bargain; a full, rich Sangiovese,

purplish and potent, true to its
rustic origins without succumb-
ing to them, like a prosperous
farmer in an Armani tuxedo.

‘Will stand up to the spiciest
clam sauce you can devise and
bulldog a garlic-riddled roast like
it was so much hamburger-on-
the-hoof.

(For $128.75, you can buy five
litres of the ‘79, fill the bathtub
with fresh pasta, tomato sauce
and leftovers and throw a feast
for the neighborhood.)

An exotic safari into the heart of fine East African cuisine

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