North Shore

Presentation House: No More
Marriages. Actor Tim Hyland,
Sarah Rodgers and father/North
Shore writer Denis Rodgers bring
actors Ellen Terry and Henry Irving
back to life. To Feb. 8 at 8 p.m.
Res.: 986-1351. From Feb. 12- Feb.
22 at 8. p.m., Theatre West Van
presents Contusions, a set of funny
one-act plays that deal with
human eccentricities. Reservations
recommended by calling 986-
135]. ‘
Centennial Theatre: Cinderella
Goes West, a musical pantomime
and comedy set in the old west
with characters such as the wicked
stepmother Diamond Lil. Perfor-
mances on Feb, 7 and 8 at & p.m.,
Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. Tickels: $12 for
adults, $9 for children, are avail-
able at CTC box office or phone,
984-4484 and 985-2932.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Playhouse: Love and
Anger. Award-winning comedy by
George F, Walker. Features a
comic cast who set the scene for
one of Walker’s favorite themes:
the crippled, the lost and the lame
versus the greedy and powerful.
To Feb.t. Res.: 873-3311. From
Feb. 12 to March 7 Macbeth wit
be presented and features North
Vancouver's Patti Allan in the fe-
male lead of Lady Macbeth. Tick-
ets at 873-3311 or Ticketmaster.
Arts Club Theatre, Granvilie
island Stage: The Woman in Black.
A gothic ghost story by Stephen
Mallatratt, starring Bernard Cuffl-
ing. Jan. 29-Feb.29 at 8 p.m. 2/1
Tetley Tea Matinee 2 p.m. Feb. 19.
Shows: Mon.-Fri. at 8 p.m.; Sat. at
6 and 9:36 p.m. 2/1 Mondays at 8
p.m, and Wednesdays at 5 p.m.
Res: 687-1644.

Revue Siage: A Closer Walk with

Patsy Cline. A musical revue by
North Shore’s Dean Regan. Heid
over. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 6
and 9:30 p.m.; Two tor one: Mon,
8:30 p.m.; Wed. matinee 5 p.m,
Info: 687-1644,

Vancouver East Cultural Centre:
Faust. A new opera by Jeff Corness
based on the legend of Faust. Col-
laboration between Tamahnous
Theatre and Karen Jamieson
Dance Company. Opens fan. 18
for a limited two-wees run, Tick-
ets: 254-9578.

Back Alley Theatre: Vancouver
Theatresports League presents
Rookie Night, Mondays at 8 p.m,
Tuesdays at 8 p.m.: Rookies
Scared Scriptless: Wednesdays at 8
p.m.: Scared Scriptless. Thursdays
at 8 p.m.: Times of Your Lite, Fri-
days and Saturdays at 7,9 and 11
p.m.: Theatresports. Sat. and Sun.
at land 3 p.m, Res.: 688-7013.
Metro Theatre: Nocl Coward's
Present Laughter. English comedy
at its best. Cast includes North
Shure actor Tina Gilbertson. Wed -
Fri at 8 p.m. to Feb 1. Res.: 266-
7191.

Park and Tilford: Fried Green
Tomatoes, Grand Canyon, Kufts,
Truly Madly Deeply, Cape Fear,
Prince of Tides, My Girl, An Amer-
ican Tale: Fievel Goes West.
Esplanade 6: The Hand Th it
Rocks the Cradle, JFK, Hook, Star
Trek VI, Beauty and the Beast,
Juice, Freejack.

Park Royal: Father of the Bride,
Bugsy, Hook.

Famous Players hotline: 681-
4255; Cineplex Odeon: 687-
1515.

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lallt Blodgett

NEWLY ESTABLISHED West Vancouver resident and artist lalli Blodgett's latest work, ‘‘Welcome
to Vancouver,"’ is showing at The Ferry Building at Ambleside Landing Feb. 4- Feb 16. Blodgett
describes her work as three-dimensional, whimsical folk art which she creates through the use
of plywood, acrylic paint and recycled materials. Blodgett, who recently moved here from
Torento, is the Haitian-born daughter of an ftalian father and French mother whose family settied
in Netherlands Antiiles (near Venezuela). She was raised on the islands of Curacao and Bonaire.
The lively, self-taught artist has had her works go to such eastern juminaries as Mila Mulroney,
Peter Bronfman ana Murray Koffler. But Blodgett said her pieces are collected by a wide range
of people. ‘Kids love them because they are so bright and funny,’’ said Blodgett. ‘‘Weicome to
Vancouver" is Slodgett's artistic impression of Vancouver. She now lives near Horseshce Bay

with her husband and family. l

Centennial Theatre: Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society pres-
ents Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The
Yeomen of the Guard”’ on Feb.
20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 and March
5,6 & 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets $15
adults and available through Cen-

tenniai’s box office at 984-4484 or
Ticketmaster. On Feb. 23,
Zvonimir Croatian Choir in Con-
cert will be conducted by Josko
Caleta at 8 p.m. and includes ren-
ditions of both traditional and
contemporary Croatian foll: songs.

Tickets available at the door or call
984-4484, -

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

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SEMARY BL

Rosemary has lived on the North Shore for 25 years.
She is a singie mother with two daughters. Specializing
in single residences, Rosemary also has extensive
knowledge in project marketing. :

“I never encourage people to buy what | feel is not
right for them, or to sell if the timing is not right,’
said Rosemary.

Rosemary has been a consistent top producer with
Sussex Realry and has many prestigious honors in-
cluding top 20 producer 1990, top 30 producer 1991,
qualified for 90/10 club each year since she joined and
a Medallion Club qualifier. She hopes to one day leave
a piece of real estate on the North Shore to her two
daughters. Rosemary's philosophy is “Beg, borrow, but
hopefully not steal to buy Real Estate in Vancouver!”

“BETTY ESCOT

Service and Success!

Born and raised on thie North Shore, Betty has been
a Realtor with Sussex for seven years. Formerly a
business and personne! consultant, she is best known
for the service she provides to her real estate clients.

“] enjoy working with first time buyers just as much
as putting together a business sale or selling a million
dollar home,” said Betty.

High energy, eternal optimism, hard work and honest
service are all in a day's work!

Supported by her husband and two sons, Betty looks
forward to the future and her many, many happy
homeowners.

Avril Stoker Mayne was borr. on the Stoker Farm,
now known as Somerset Green.

A widow with four children, Avril brings over 23 years
of Real Estate experience with her. She specializes in
residential hornes in the Lower Mainland but her true
love is the North Shore.

Avril devotes herself to giving personalized service to
all her clients. She has been involved in many service
activities and is always eager to support community
events.

“I love helping people find their dream homes or
helping to sell their homes for top dollar,’ said Avril.

She has won several real estate awards over the years.
Put her expertise to work for you!

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