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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1975
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ing for 500 people. It will have
well slopccd floors, well plann-
ed acoustics and sight lines, an
orchestra pit and stage space
large enough to accommodate
full scale musicals.
Kippen
Elzar Ivlousseau was admitted
to Seaforth Hospital last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collar,
Ningh n
visited with
Mr.
and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.
Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle
made a business trip to Calgary
recently.
Mrs. Pearl Love is convalesc-
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, Harold Jones.
Mr. and Mrs, Garry Cooper
and baby son visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Vivan Cooper.
Miss Cathy Bell, Stratford,
visited at her hone here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman
joined the Beef Producers' tour
to Florida.
Ken McLean is a patient at
South Hurai Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alderdice
are holidaying in Hawaii.
While the new building will
be highly efficient and up-to-
date, its appearance will be
farm -like and will tie in with
and connect to the present Play-
house barn, snaking up what
might be one of the most att-
ractive theatres in Canada
The Playhouse board has
studied the results of the feasib-
ility study carried out by Lett,
Smith, made possible through
a grant from the ministry of
colleges and universities.
The study dealt with immed-
iate and long-range needs,
explored the continued use of
the tent, the conversion of the
present barn aloft and a variety
of pre-engineered buildings
that could be adapted for use
as a summer playhouse.
An original design, however,
was ultimately decided upon as
•the type of building that would
be the most serviceable, the
most desirable and the most
economical.
Although the building's basic
structure, phase one, is expect-
ed to be ready for the 1975
season, the construction will be
in phases over three years.
Phase one of the building
will cost approximately $50,
000. Construction will begin
as quickly as possible.
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ing the drive to finance the
new building, announced a
goal of $125, 000 to be raised
over a three year period. He
also acknowledged grants of
$25, 000 from the provincial
and federal governments.
The Playhouse hopes to raise
about half of the remainder
from businesses, corporations,
foundations and other granting
agencies, but it is hoped a sub-
stantial amount will be raised
throughout the various local
communities.
Mr. Tuckey, who served for
two years as chairman of the
board, said the Playhouse has
proven itself a viable operation
and an asset to the community.
Its attendance has grown steadily
each year and to date has att-
racted over 25, 000 visitors.
During the highly successful
1974 season, the company
played to 93 percent capacity
and had four sell-outs.
Mr. Tuckey said an organized
canvass for funds will begin
soon.
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