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ACTORS Grahame Andrews (left) and Tim Cadeny
are barefoot in the park after receiving kudos for
thelr performances In the Neil Simon play earlier

this month.

‘Accolades
| for actors

By Layne Christensen

. News Reporter’
ta} syne@nsiews, Om:

Theatre West Van took home four awards from
the: recent Mainstage festival i in Kelowna.

" The community ‘theatre group took i its ‘production of Neil
‘. Simon’s romantic comedy Barefoot,in the Park to the provin-
‘ cial theatre festival July 9 following a wit as Best Production
at the North Shore Zone of Theatre BC in May.“

“At’the Okanagan festival, ‘Tim Cadeny received the best
actor award, Grahame Andrews was named best Supporting
actor, Ben Cotton received | a. special merit certificate, and
Caroline; Heisler, who;was nominated for the best actress
» award, received an henorable mention.

‘Cadeny, who is acting president of Theatre West Van, said
“he: ‘hoped the win would focus attention on the community
_ theatre group, ' which had been dormant for four years before

- its resurrection in: June last year.

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“fWe've Shown people we're back but we don’t want: to

move too ‘fast,”said the 21-year-old North Van actor, who ;

was’ named, Sutherland’s best drama’student in 1994,

‘The main focus is to build membership, establish a board :
and work towards another festival,” said Cadeny. The private-“"
ly: funded theatre: group curr’ rently

. Rehearsals. take place:at Argyle House on West Van's water-
“front near: John, Lawson, Park.

counts 25. members.

Caden: ny. said the plan is to have a new board of directors i in

place by

end of the’s summer ind to mount a new produc: | |

ion next. April, even if he won’t be there to see it.

“In January, the young, actor leaves for Pasadena, where
he'll, attend: the, American Academy of’ Dramatic Arts. For
more information about Theatre ‘West Van, call 926- 2228.

provincial ‘park. :
In ‘turn, “Cypress, which
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washroom facilities, : will be
.allowed to hook up to West
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system.

Limits on water, t treat-

“ment * “of waste, water and

sewer capacity, and the pro-
=. tection of local crecks are all
-part of the proposed agree-
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Under the proposal, the
district’s Advisory Design
Panel’ must agree to all
“ Cypress construction.

, Any © construction , must
also receive ‘municipal
‘approval.

‘The proposal’ also cails
for:

@ Cypress to follow. all
municipal bylaws;

@ municipal input for all
» Josging plans including
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mental damage;

@ approval: of all logging.

plans by a consultant chosen
by the’ municipality;

“@ extending
Vancouver boundaries to
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Cypress Bowl. Kecreations
plans to build a 100-seat
restaurant;

® strict adherence to munic-
ipal bylaws, even. on Crown
land;

@ an amended section will

‘include provisions for any

factors not identified at the
time the agreement is
signed.

Recently, Williams said.

he recognizes Cypress’s
need for water and sewer
connections.

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council’s first priority is to
ensure that West Vancouver

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affected by the proposed
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Cypress Bowl Recrea-
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that operates a ski and reere-
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cial government.

The company’s expan-
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