A26 - Wednesday, April 4, 1984 - North Shore News

North, West Van talk theatre

NORTH VANCOUVER City has decided to allow
its recreation Commission to enter into negotiations
with West Vancouver for the sharing of Centennial

Theatre in North Van.

The Recreanon Commis.
son will have to ensure that
West Vancouver Council ap-
proves the concept, which
has been developed by a West
Van Arts Task Force.

Ip a report by the task

force, it was suggested that
West Vancouver become an
active partner in the future
development and operation

of the theatre.

North Vancouver City
Counal passed Ald. John
Braithwaite’s mouion to sup
port the negotiations, but
voted against an amendment
proposed by Ald. Rod
Clark’s to allow North Van’s
Presentation House to join in
the procedure.

Clark felt that West Van-
couver should also have to

share in the support and use
of Centennial Theatre's
‘*poorer brother ,’” Presenta-
ion House. Clark is Coun-
ail’s representative to Presen-
tation House, having served
as its chairman Iasi year.

Braithwaite did not want
the amendment included with
his resoluuion, however, and
Mayor Jack Loucks felt that

the meclusion of Presentation
House would create problems
for the recreation
commission.

Ald. Ralph Hall also sup-

ported Braithwaite’s motion,
but reminded Council that
West Vancouver would likely
be trying to develop its own
theatre facility in the future.

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