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VANCOUVER (CP) — drobe, puton whatshe likes around. | guess I have two dresses,two shirts and two

When fashion designer in the morning and then suits, three to four pairs of pants.”
Monique Gatin arrived in forget about it.”
is West Coast city 15 years She says she thinks women
ago from France, she found “should. feel comforta ble : TKUERKKAEKAREMEERERERRAERARA EE
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lot,” she says.

She and her husband,
Edward Poole, opened a
small boutique in West
Vancouver and stocked it
with expensive, chic clothing
for the elite.

Ms, Gabin designed the
garments and Poole created
them, He studied tailoring

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After tiring of the hassles
and cost of buying imported
fabric and trimmings, the
pair decided to move from
couture to trendier ready-to-
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ear.
Now they have six stores in the Mes Finmet Rahet the word?

the Vancouver area carrying
a variety of lines cluding .
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Terrace Little Theatre theatre's playhouse on Saturday and Sunday. © should dress. She believes

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herself to look her best *‘but I
don't think she should make
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TORONTO <(CP) — In her new executive She udmils to being @ = Charjes Johnnsgn to ateri
Marge Anthony, 43, has post, she heads a staff of workuhulic, saying she Califorma where she Ve THEATRE
come a long way from her 12. She is responsible for has “this enormous drive became promotion G
roots in Mill Village, N.S. the network's program to work upto 18 hours = manager for the IS

One of eight children,
Ms. Anthony had the
single minded ambitlon
of entering the enter-
tainment world, But to
please her father, she
trained to be a nurse for
1a months and hated
every minute of it. -

Now she takes delight
in saying:

“I'm in the top 10 in-
come bracket for women
in Canada, | earn more,
according to a recent
report J read, than Can-

ada's female backslage at the Pal- ae wa singer for @ who aspire lo h he '
chiatrisia and ladium; to Hollywood and while #¢ Montreal Hitz- = cxecutives, Ms. Anthony :

aaegeans.” Las Vegas where she was Carlton Hotel and she = offers this advice: Seley 2 Kancake &
Ms, Anthony was — earning $100,000 a year as became Canada’s first “You need — deter-

recently appointed business manager for the woman all-night disc = mination, hellef in

director of information
services for the CTV
network with head offices
in Toronto.

promotion and public and
corporate relations.

Her boss, CTV
president Murray
Chercover, won't say how
much he pays Ms. An-
thony, though insiders
estimate it ranges bet-
ween $35,000 and $55,000,

Her wanderings over
the years have taken her
to Montreal where she
wes CTV's first woman
boalh announcer; to
London where she mel
Princess Margaret

Smothers Brothers and
vice-president of
production far star Neil
Diamond.

day.”

Her career slarted with
CHC in Halifax as a
production assistant,

She later went to
Moneton, N.B., where she
compiled news of interest
ta women, announced
weather reports and did
children’s programs.

When she heard that the
CTV network was
heginning, she went Lo
Monireal determined to
hreak into announcing at
CFCFTV.

jockey on radio station
CKGM there.

In 1982 she moved with
her U.S.-born husband

Smothers rothers.

Her decision to leave
her high-paying job und
relurn to Canada was
inade last yeur,

Her 17-year murriage
had foundered and she
wanted to hegin life anew.

“| was making more
meney than my husband
and that didn't help things
either," she says. “We
had been separated for
two years. I decided tocut
the vord with a divorce,"

To olher career women

yourself and a cheery
sense of humor to take the
inevitable knocks that
come along the way.”

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Doyle will go to any lengths truction and sewin Geen é Gam toll apm, .
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costumes.
Take the case of the tlh
century. ladies’ corsets.
Doyle, commissioned to
produce costumes for the
restored = Fortress 9 of
Louisburg, needed
whalebone for the corsets,
and it was hard to come by.
Since the early 190s lhere
has been an embarge on the
slaughter of bluefin whales,
source of whalebone strips.
Doyle finally located a

Doyle uses his private
collection of textiles dating
back to the 13th century and
lace dating from the 16th
cenlury lo demonstrale
fabrics.

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twoyear program includes
classes in wuccessories,
millinery, decoration
techniques, the wearing of
costume, and advanced put-

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supply al. McCulloch and tern drafting.
Wallace in London and
bought their entire stock. Students who complete the

He found the paltern for
the corsets in an en-
cyclopedia.

Doyle, trained wa a ballet
daneer in New York, studied
costume design as a dancer
and switched to designing
full-time for a number of
Canadian theatres und for
both the Hoyal Winnipeg
Ballet and the National
Hallet of Canada.

A native of Edinburgh who
came to the Canadian
Praivies when he was 10,
Doyle now is director of the
costume studies program at
Dalhousie University--the
only comprehensive costume
program in Canada.

The first studenta to
receive their certificates
gradualed last spring and
some of them now are
working al Si, Lawrence
Centre in Toronto, the CHC
costume depariment in St.
John’s, Nfld., the National
Arts Centre in Ottawa,
Theatre London, and the
historical reconstruction at
Sherbrooke Village in Nova
Scotia.

Doyle says he wants to
train ‘thinking, creative
human beings who plan to
: work in the theatrical anil
fashion flelds.'*

His sludents star! oil
tracing the histary al
costume and = lexlites.
learning pattern chatting,

two-year program receive a
certificate. A small group of
selected students tan stay on
for a third year lo earn a
diploma. They work as
apprentices in productions of
the Dalhousie Theuire
department add in one
production with a regional
professional thealre com
pany.

Doyle, whe has a long:
standing association with
Neptune Theatre here,
designed the summer
production ‘Tonight at 8:30
and ihe current production of
Othello. And he's working on
the designs for the March
production of Chekey’s ‘Tle.
Seagull.

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