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.. Editor: MARILYN JOHNSON

AN ELECTRIC CHAIR, an eight-foot cracifix, and Marilyn Mosroc — these are just some of the images in store for

audiences as Theatre 4 presents Sam Shepards’ K Glens’ Head and Tom Eyens’ The White Whore and the Bit Player at

Stadio Theatre, Presentation House, in North Vancouver. Theatre 4 hh a mew theatre group composed of recent
graduates of SFU's theatre program. Pictured above fs Linda Goulash. The plays, directed by North Van resident
Carl Armstrong, will be presented August 21 to 25 and 28 to 31, af 8:30 p.m. For information and reservations call

986-4011.

The toll-free
Helpline for Children
recently introduced by
Huaman- Resources
Minister Grace Mc-
Carthy will enable
residents of the North

Shore to report child’

abuse and neglect by
scphone 24 hours a
y.

“Adults and children will
be able to report situations
of child abuse and negiect at
any time of day simply by

i the operator and
asking for Zenith 1234,” said
Mrs. McCarthy, adding that
calis may. be made
anonymously.

Te

During normal office
hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p-m. callers can also
telephone the nearest

Ministry of Human
Resources office directly.

The Helpline fon
Children will provide
another means of access to
the Ministry’s services for.
dealing with child abuse and
neglect,” said Mrs. Mc-
Carthy. “It is intended to
supplement existing services
and provide access to them
for people who may not be
-able to find the appropriate
local telephone number in a
moméat of stress.” .

Callers using the Zenith
line during normal business
hours will be connected to
the nearest Ministry office.
At other times, the caller's
information will be relayed
to a designated. contact in
the caller's area.

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