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. February 23, (1977 - North Shore News -

Rv NOEL WRIGHT

North Vancouver’s new
‘Studio Theatre’’, spon-
sored by the North Vancou-
ver Community Arts Council
and now.approaching com-
pletion at Presentation
House, 209 West 4th Street,
has launched a two-pronged
drive to raise 57,000 towards
the final construction work
still to be carried out —

including installation of
power, lighting and =
plumbing.

The provincial government
has agreed to match that
amount, when raised. _

The public is being asked
to contribute in two ways: —

By donating $25 to a ‘seat

sale’’. This will be acknow-

ledged by a plaque honor-
ing the donor or someone
of his or her choice on one
of the
seats. The donor. will also
‘be listed in future pro-

sleep say Prec far
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— Cseeee LPING .
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a life experience that’ you will

never forget,’’ Strike told
them. ‘

Apart from the tribulations —

of nature’s test. the group
‘had to be prepared to combat

boredeom in poor weather

conditions and cope with
‘possible personality con-
flicts. The expedition was ten
_ days’ »
resourcefulness, cooperation
and ingenuity as Baden-
Powell stated in his ‘‘Scout-
ing for Boys,’’ -- fun,
adventure and training for
life.

We beileve in
the younger —
_ generation.

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test .of endurance,.

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showing sleeping
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gramming as a sponsor of
the theatre, and donations
‘are tax-deductible.

© By a special beriefit show

“-on Sunday, March -27, at
_ North Vancouver Centen-
nial Theatre, emceed by
Heath Lambert. It will be-

an expert at

Chris Tyrell — managing

Pry »pLatLn Ces
GicECtor Gi THE Studio Theatre

and driving force behind this
community project — sees it
becoming a North Shore~
version of the Vancouver
East Cultural Centre: a focal
point for professional
chamber . music, theatre,
dance,: films and recitals in
.an intimate Arts-Club-type
setting.

Over the past nine months

“— aided: by federal and

" provincial ‘grants, donations
from private firms and
individuals, and a probation-

er labor force assigned to
-ccommunity. work by

the
North Van Probation Depart-
ment — Tyrell has become
threatre-
building on the cheap.

He is personally involved
in every aspect of - the

enterprise, from wielding a

hammer and re-upholstering
the seats to keeping the
books and planning future
shows as far as two years

Tyrell has already come on at

Studio Theatre ~

"Highly qualified technicians, many with over 25 yrs. experience.

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produced with the gener- ahead.

ous cooperation of leading

Vancouver. artists — in-

cluding Michael Dobbin,

Jane Mortifee, Acme Another $20,000, he says,
Theatre, Axis Mime will finally see the theatre
Troupe, .Anna . Wyman operational. For that he’s
Dance Theatre and many looking to the $25 ‘‘seat
more.

_sale’’, the celebrity-studded
- benefit show on March 27

Tickets for the benefit
show, which starts at 8 p.m.,
cost $5. and can be cbtained
by calling 986-4011.

‘promised by Victoria.

if you’ ’re interested in
seeing how far along the road

First class postage rates
change on March 1 when the
cost for mailing (up to 1-oz) ..
‘moves from 10 to 12 cents.

applying to parcels will not.
change.

i First Class letters
This is the sécond phase of
a postage rate change. The

first increase took effect.on .
September ist last year. —

United States will also be
- subject to the 2 cent increase

‘on March Ist for the first
“ounce.
The new rate applies to

postcards as: well as letter

The first.class rate as of
mail.

March 1: ranges from 12

Third class postage rates cents one ounce to $1.14 one
become 10 cents for the first POUnd. Between one and two
two ounces (up from 8 cents) ounces the rate is 20 cents;
and each additional ounce | between two and four ounc-
will cost: 5 cents..- -es, 30 cents; between four

and six ounces, 44 cents; and

Fourth class | mail rates between’ six and
over one pound = in weight ounces, 58 cents.

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After all, it’s going to be ©. :
your community theatre. ~ —_

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