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NEWS photo Brad Ledwiige

EASTVIEW ELEMENTARY in North Vancouver was the site of an ethnic restaurant recently as
Grado 6 students dimmed the lights and served up a specialty dish for parants. Pictured are
(laft to right): Darryl Moore, Holiday Tomotake, David Beaton and Bill McCutcheon.

With Salvador’s, all you have to do
is add the ice and garnish for the
perfect Margarita every time.
Enjoy Salvador's Original (lime)
or Strawberry—now available

at your Government Liquor Store.

It's so easy...so delicious!

TV actor
shifts to
bardwor

NORTH SHORE resident
Ken Kramer will spend a
great deal of his summer
under a tent.

That's because he plays
Robert Shallow in The Merry
Wives of Windsor and the Duke
of Kent in King Lear as part of
Bard on the Beach's 1994 sea-
son, Bard on the Beach presents
Shakespearean plays under a
tent at Vanier Park.

Kramer co-founded Regina's
Globe Theatre in 1966 and was
its artistic director until 1990
when he moved to North
Vancouver. He has received the
Order of Canada for his work.
Since moving west, he has
appeared in television’s The
Commish, Cobra, Deception Il,
and The X Files, to name a few.