Wednesday, September 18, 1991 — North Shore News - 55

Technology BC

A place in your future.

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nai . Science and technology are the keys to Deadline for the next Technology
eee ore strengthening B.C’s economy. They unlock BC competition is 5 PM, Friday,

a doors for B.C. companies to expand their Nevember 1, 1991. Results will be

7 operations and introduce new products announced approximately three months

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and systems. At times, though, scientists,
engineers and technologists need assist-
ance to turn their ideas into action. That's
where Technology B.C. comes in.

following the deadline.

For information and application forms
contact:

Science Council

of British Columbia

#800- 4710 Kingsway

BURNABY, B.C. V5H 4M2
Telephone: (604) 438-2752

Call toll-free: 1-800-665-SCBC (7222)
Fax: (604) 438-6564

Technology 8.C. is a program administered
by the Science Council of British Columbia
for the Ministry of Advanced Education,
Training and Technology, with funding
from the Province’s Science and
Technology Fund.

This program has already helped lift
dozens of projects off the drawing board

and into development in such diverse Science
areas as Agriculture and Food; Aquatic Council of
Resources, Biotechnology; Computers .) British
and Computing; Electronics and . Columbia

Communications; Energy; Environmental
Technology and Waste Management;

NEWS photo Stuart Davis Forestry; Forest Products; Health Tech- Bea part of
+ A d : re one .
A COUPLE enjoy the calm surroundings of Ambleside Beach ined Manufact and ka ng Machinery: British Columbia's
while out for an afternoon walk. Transportation. futur e
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age Science & Technolegy Fund Bg2 Training and Technology

Marcuse season opens
with social satire

JUDITH MARCUSE’S highly stylized social satire, Tales
from the Vaudeville Stage, is one of the highlights of the
dance company’s season opener this Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the Vancouver Playhouse.

The {0-segment piece is Mar-
cuse’s latest creation and her By Evelyn Jacob
Jongest work in six years (55 News Reporter

Offers a superlative 360° panoramic penthouse
view of the city, the lower mainland, the harbours, 19 are av. top i

the mountains, Lions Gate/Second Narrows, Port recreational activites such as basic program of

minutes). — r
‘It’s a bit of a departure for the recession, the Gulf War, food Mann Bridges and the airport. Seton Villais a exercises, shopping, bingo, barbeques, birthday
me,’ said the North Shore’s Mar- banks — everything seemed so non-profit facility operated by the Action Line socials, concerts, picnics, tours, cruises, etc.

Housing Society. It is located on 2.25 acres at the
corner of North Esmond and McGill Streets in PE NAL SERVICES AVAILABLE

cuse. “‘It’s like a_big cartoon. | big. The cartoon seemed like the
use all kinds of music, from natural form of expression to talk

Mickey Hart of The Grateful about these things.’’ North Burnaby. . .
Dead to selections from all the Another feature of the program h ° in Desi . ___, Some personal services available include a
best polkas. it’s kind of like a is the New York husband-and-wife maze} i unisex hair salon, church services, library,

morality play -— the forces of
good against evil.”

Marcuse said the idea for Tales
from the Vaudeville Stage began
germinating two years ago. ‘‘E
kept seeing things as being car-
toon-like. Everything seemed so
exaggerated. The stuff in the news
about the inanity of advertising,

team Shapiro and Smith, whose
acrobatic work Family, a tale of a
dysfunctional family, makes its
Canadian premiere.

The Judith Marucuse Dance
Company will be joined by piano
virtuoso Robert Silverman and vi-
olinist Geoffrey Michaels on Mar-
cuse’s 1988 meditation, Traces.

1. Heated pool, jacuzzi, showers and exercise erea

3. Laundry rooms, storage, etc. within service core
3. Breezeway at entrance; facilitating access for

residents, ambulance, etc.

4. Ancomodation provided in a variety of single and

double rooms (199 units).

bank, transportation, pharmacy, dry cleaning,

fully equipped resident workshop, etc.

5. Dining room seats 140 persons, and there are 2

sittings per meal.
a) International/Canadian cuisine is prepared under
the supervision of our executive chef .

G. Adjoining buildings with theatre for social and
recreational activities

You're officially invited to attend the

This site is situated strategically opposite a large open
recreation park. It is only minutes away from the closest
shopping centre on Hastings Street, and offers many

distinct advantages because Seton is uniquely located ina §
quiet residential neighbourhood.

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of the Capilano College Sportsplex
Friday, September 20, 7 p.m.

medications, night checks as required
A celebr:tion of Sport, recreation and ur own Rurnibare three piece bath
community spirit, featuring: -in-house housekeeping, bed change nd

Flicka Gymnastics + musical presentation by Voice Deco
Karate B.C. Association * Kathy Wright Dancers
B.C. Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics Association
and much more!

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