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Rich Girl. Showtime Hotline:
Famous Players 681-4255,
Cineplex Odeon 687-1515.

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North Shore

Centennial Theatre: Battle of the
Bards. Presented by North Shore
District Counter Attack. May 8 at 7
p.m. Tickets, at $6, are available at
North Shore secondary schools or
at the door.

Fifth Annual Peace of Art. Musical
entertainment from different lands
and cultures, featuring Carla
Baker, African Heritage and
members of Ancient Cultures.
Presented by the Bahai’s of North
Vancouver, May 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $7 at Centennial Theatre
box office or by phoning 984-
4484,

West Vancouver Senior Sec-
ondary School: Dcgwood Chorus
of the Sweet Adelines presents The
Circus Came to Town. Song and
circus act plus feature guest Sonic
Boom, May 11 at 8 p.m. Tickets:
$3/5. Info: 929-7828; 922-0476.

A celebration of Song and Dance
featuring the B.C. Tel Choir and
the Centennial Sensations, with
guest The Tang Trio, May 13 at
7:30 p.m. Tickets: $5 at door.
Concert to benefit the Hun-

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RESTAURANT

Queen Elizabeth Park. Cambie at 33rd.
Reservations: 874-8008...

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POINTMENT

Mr. James Terry

Managing Director
Mr. Brent Davies, owner of Seasons in
the Park and The Teahouse restaurants,
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ts pleased t9 announce the appointment
ot Mr. James Terry as Managing Director.
James Terry will dizect all operational,
financia! and marketing aspects of these
beautiful tastaurants.

Felix Zurbuchen and Richard Baker
will continue as General Managers of the
Teahouse im Stanley Park and Seasons in
Queen Elizabeth Park respectively

James Terry brings to the new position
a background of 2% years ir: the
hospitality industry He apprenticed in
European hotsis and gained management
experience m restaurants in Wellington,
New Zealanu and London, tngland
belore running a 400 year-atd coaching
innin the Enghsn countryside

James moved ta Canada in 1977 ta
Open Jeame Rean's betore moving an te
2 Senior management Dasiton with
Ramaila Hote's For the past two aid a
half years he was General Manager of the
Wedgenvod Hote! nere in Vencouver

ARestauranr
Resesvations
369.3281

Ferguson Point.

STANLEY PARK

tington’s Disease Society.
Vancouver Waldorf School: The
Sound Circie Eurythmy Troupe
presents Festival of the Trees, with
special guest storyteller, Rewecca
Chamberlain. May 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $5/3. Info: 985-7435. Not
suitable for children under 10.

Hycroft Manor: North Van-
couver's Treasa O' Driscoll,
singer/storytelles/ actress, presents
The Celtic Ring, a program of po-
etry, story and song. May 10 and
17 at & p.m. Tickets: 984-3414 or

North Shore .
West Vancouver Memorial

Library: Glimpses of Southern B.C

Landscapes by Lucy Collings. To
May 15.

Seymour Act Gallery: Lacquer
Paintings hy Evelyn Miekle. To
June 13, Gallery hours: Mon-Fri,
9-4 p.m.; Wed evening, 7-9 p.m.;
Sat., 1-4 p.m.

Centennial Theatre Lobby: karen
cain, Simple Gifts. to June 15.
Open for viewing Mor..-Sat. from
noon to 4 p.m.

North Vancouver City Hall
Gallery: Acrylics by janet Bydwell.
To May 16,

North Vancouver District Hall
Gallery: Photographic artist Bar-
bara Bartholomew. To May 16..
Gallery hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30
p.m.

North Vancouver Provincial
Courthouse: Steve Tobas.
Photographs. To May 16. Gallery

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hours: Mon.-Fri 8:30-4:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the North Van-
couver Community Arts Council,

Gallery Alpha: Geometric Expres-
sionism. A group exhibit featuring
works by Chris Blades, Max Ban-
bury, Ron Falcioni, and more,
curated by Gregg Simpson. To
May 25. 207-1331 Marine Or, in
West Vancouver, Gallery hours:
Tues.-Sat. from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Ferry Building at Ambleside
Landing: Suzanna Blunt. immor-
tality. The Art of the Portrait. To
May 12.

Deep and High. Spiritual Land-
scapes and contemporary symbol-
ic abstracts as shown through
watercolors, mixed media and
acrylics by Monica and Barry
Shelten. May 14-26. Gallery sum-
mer hours: Tues.-Sun. 12-8 p.m.
Closed Mondays. Info: 925-3605,

This Mother's Day weekend,
Park Royél gives you the gift of
time - away from the kids. They Il
have the time of their lives at
our "Art Gecko” Crafts and Fun
Workshop this Friday and
Saturday. And you'll have time
10 browse. see the latest fashions
in the Narth and South Malls
and find that special something
for Mothers Day.

Workshops on both Malis: Friday
10:30 to Noon, 1:30 to 3p.m. and
710 8pm. Saturday 10:30 to Noon
and 1:30 to 3p.m.

Meet Doug Davidson (Paul
Williams) from the Young and
the Restless in the South Mall
Saturday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
You could also win a visit with
Doug just by filling out the entry
form on page 48 of this paper.

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Presentation House Gallery:
Disputed Identities: U.S./U.K. A
survey of works by multicultural
video imagemakers from Britain
and the U.S. Opens May 9 from
8-16 p.m. Runs until June 16.
Gallery hours: Wed-Sun., 12-5
p.m.; Thurs. 12-9 p.m.

Elsewhere:
Dundarave Print Workshop,

Granville Island: images in Pulp
by North Shore’s Pat Lewis. 1640
Johnston St. To May 25.

Bau-Xi Gallery: Gordon Smith.
Falling Water series. Paintings on
Paper. To May 13.

Pitt Gallery: North Shore artists
donate work to This ts Not a’One
Night Stand. Proceeds to Van-
couver AIDS groups. Opens May
1. 36 Powell Street, Vancouver.
Info: 681-6740.

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