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THE ARTS are alive and

Vancouver.

So says Peter Jones, chau
man of the West Van Arts
Task For which submitted
ws ‘Stage Two Report’ to
Council at oats) policy and
planning committee mecting
Monday night.

The report recommends a

mall theatre could be

February 22, 1984,

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thriving in West

By MARK OREILLEY

useful to the municipality,
and suggests the Ambleside
or Park Royal areas as a
suitable location

“No large theatre is need
ed," the report says, ‘as

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North Vancouver's Centen
nial Theatre is sulfictent at
this time West
should, however, get together
with the council of North
Vancouver City Co seek fo tm
prove Centennial Theatre so
Wowan even better serve the
North Shore

The report also adds any
new art gallery in Wese Van
should have a specie focus

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ve

orait will not be viable

Jones, summarizing the
Task borce’s findings, used
the cxample of Presentavon
House in NV City, which ts
Known as specifically a
photo gallery

West
decided to fer all the

Van Council tas
rccommendations to Dastrret
staff oan wait for oa
responsc.

will

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PETER JONES has handed in the second stage report in to
the investigation of arts nceds in West Vancouver. The report
calls for a new, small theatre for the artistic community.