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‘NEW PAINTINGS by West Vancouver artist Else Zeidler featuring a
number of focal scenes will be on display at the Danish Art Gallery in

Vancouver until May 31.

“Tl learned my trade 0 years ago in “Germany,” explained Zeicter,
whose work reflects her many Journeys to Europe, the Mediterranean

and Southeast Asia.

‘fn 1979, an exhibit'in Karachi, Pakistan, drew sparkling reviews.
from foreign nationals and Zeidler recently returned from (wo shows

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NV actor chosen

NORTH VANCOUVER student
Mark Weatherley is among 16 ac-
tors, designers and technicians
selected as part of this year’s Uni-
versity of British Columbia Sum-
mer Theatre company.

The North Vancouver acting
student will perform in four shows
being offered at the campus
Frederic Wood Theatre, which
features a May 27 opening of
Agatha Christie’s Appointment
with Death.

Running through June 6, Ap-
pointment with Death will be
foHowed by Loot from June 17 to
27.

Michel Tremblay’s Bonjour La,
Bonjour runs July 8 to 18, and
Barry Broadfoot’s Ten Lost Years
closes the season July 29 through
August 8.

Tickets cost $5 for adults and $4
for students and are available at
the theatre door.

With dedicated professionals like

Mike Fraser and Cliff Baril it’s easy to
see why we're proud of the “Good Service”
we. have to offer at Jubilee.

Cliff, originally from Calgary, is a tune-up
and brake specialist. Out of the 9 years he’s
been a mechanic, the past 2% years have

been at Jubilee.

NV nightspot
gets new look

THE NIGHTCLUB at the Inter-
national Plaza Hotel is getting a
different look.

A new food menu was introduc-
ed on May 19 and on May 26 the
nightspot will be introducing a
selection of bands reflecting the
new 1940s cabaret flavor.

“We're going to try it out fora
two-week period — see how it
goes,’’ said Daddy Long Legs
manager Peter Zioczewski.

Amnesty meets

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL’S
local chapter is looking for new
members.

Amnesty International is a
worldwide human rights organiza-
tion which works on behalf of
people who have been imprisoned
or persecuted for their political or
religious beliefs or ethnic origins
and who have neither advocated or
taken part in acts of violence.

The organization is opposed to
the use of torture and to the im-

position of the death penalty under

any circumstance.

The North Shore group meets on
the last Monday of every month.
The next meeting is scheduled for
Monday, May 25 at 7:30 p.m. at
Highlands United Church, 3255
Edgemont Blvd., North Vancouver
in the social room.

For further information contact

the Amnesty International office at

734-5150.

Mike is a third year apprentice who started
with Jubilee as a lot boy. He specializes in
front-end work and hopes to finish his
apprenticeship by next year.

‘Both Cliff and Mike are valuable assets to

the Jubilee team.

As you can see — good service just

doesn’t happen,

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