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“| don't often give tickets to people on their
way home from friver-improvernent school.”

PET CORNER

DONATE — ‘‘Tse Tse’’ pretty little spayed brown tabby (in

photo); phone Doris Orr at 987-9015. Also waiting for a

beme: orange Manx; Dobie/Husky; Shep./Collie. Phone
987-9015 or 988-5643.

PETS LTD needs good homes for three-month German
Shepherd; six-month Border Collie; eight-month black Lab.
x; two-year Collie x; four-year purebred German Shepherd;
healthy young cats and kittens. Call 988-7461 for dogs and
738-3794 for cats. |

Park and Tilford: Howards End,
Far and Away, Beethoven, Fern
Gully, The Last Rainforest,
Housesitter, Aces, Alien 3. 985-
391}.

Esplanade 6: Batman Returns,
Encino Man, Patriot Games, Lethal
Weapon 3. 983-2762.

Park Royal: Batman Returns,
Lethal Weapon 3, Sister Act. 922-

North Shore

Ferry Building: North Shore
Academy oi Music hasts music
performances in the gallery every
Sunday at 2 p.m.

Silk Purse: Music and Muffins
series next concert is June 25
featuring 15-year-old pianist Reza
Jacobs. 10 a.m. Tickets: $8 at West
Vancouver Recreation Centre.
Limited seating. Info.: 925-3605.
Concerts on the Park: West
Vancouver Thursday Night Pops
Band. Ambleside Landing. June 25
at 7 p.m.

St. David’s United Church: 8.C.
8oys Choir. Four-part choir pres-
ents mixed program. June 26 at
7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door.
West Vancouver United Church:

8.C. Boys Choir. Season-end per-
formance. June 28 at 4 p.m.

St. Andrew's United Church:
Capilano College Singers in con-
cert. Led by conductor Lars
Kaario, the program features work
by Passereau, Archadelt, Brahms
plus new Canadian work. June 26
at 8 p.m. Tickets: $8/5.

North Shore

Centennial Theatre: Variety ‘92.
The McHardy Dancers combine
their talents to bring a continuous
performance of dance and musical
theatre. june 24-26 at 7 p.m. Tick-
ets: 298-6658. :

North Shore

West Vancouver Memorial
library: Reg Watts. Exhibit covers
a wide range of subject matter. To
june 30.

Alan Reynolds. President of West
Vancouver Sketch Club wil! exhib-
it landscapes, portraits and still
lifes. July 2-31.

North Vancouver District

‘Library, Capilane Branch:

Photographs by Art Sewel. My
World. Mainly North Shore scenes
and building. Meet the artist, June
25, 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Deli doing it right

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" that has placed you in sucha

place at such a time.

_At the 3,700-foot level, you
might also want to contemplate
the wine list.

The Grouse Nests selection is of
average depth and size. Prices
range from about $20 up to $30.
Australia, France, Italy, Chile,
California and B.C. are all repre-

sented. -

We sampled the evening's red
wine special: a bottle of 1987 J.
Wile’s rich Cabernet Sauvignon
($19.95 bottle; $4.25 glass). from
California's Napa Valley.

A Carpaccio of Beef ($5.95)
foliowed. :

Four slices of excellent raw beef
were presented with a creamy
whole-grain mustard dressing, tart
sundried tomatoes and piquant
Asiago cheese.

It was a good presentation of a
classic italian opener, though the
Asiago was apportioned in a mi-
serly few lumps.

My main course Venison Loin
($22.50) was extremely enjoyable.
The plate was decorated with
slices of steamed squash, buttered
baby green beans, steamed
shredded red cabbage and a bak-
ed tomato half.

The medium-rare venison meat
was served in a cinnamon and
black currant jus and topped with
orange segments and thin shavings
of orange rind.

The combination worked well

DUPLEXES, FO
Side by side
§ duplexes as low as
§ $162,500. :
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GUY ELLINGSON
today
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with the tender venison, which is: «
easily ruined if inexpertly cooked. ©: ~
And overall the plate was colorful -:.
and presented a gcod range of ©

food textures and flavors. .

Other entrees, however, were
not so enthusiastically received.

The Nesi’s Tiger Prawns :
($18.95), presented with lime and
ginger, were grilled in a teriyaki
glaze that was too sweet and too
bland to be of much intevest.

But overall our meai, served
promptly and professionally, was a
worthy complement to the mag-
nificence of the Mest’s location. .

For a high-altitude dining expe-
rience, the Grouse Nest is ona
level all its own.

TASTY MORSELS -
Frisco’s Delectable Deli Co.,
105 West 3rd St., North Van-
couver. 984-8414 :

This small deii on the south bank
of 3rd Street has been recom-
mended oft-times to the Table
Hopping staff for its wholesome
deli food, but thus far we have yet
to get down to the Delectable.

Now we find out that Frisco’s is
celebrating its fifth anniversary on
June 26 and 27.

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Persian aid

CHICKEN - LAM3
or BEEF SOUVLAKI

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DINNER ENTREE

When another Souviaki of equal or
greater value is ordered.
Expires July 31/92
One coup per table
Dine-in onty.

‘Belly Dancing Saturday Nights
Pramod Pen

“de (604) $84-7311

1352 Lonsdale Ave. -
North Vancouver, BC.

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