A3 - Sunday, November 4, 1984 - North Shore News

Automotive........ B5
Business.......... B4
Classified........A16
Entertainment... ..B)]
Fashion...........C4
Food.............€8
Mailbox..........A7
Sports............Bl
Travel...........C11
TV Times........B14
What’s Going On. . .B6é

WEATHER:

Mainly cloudy with
showers, some sun
Tuesday. Highs 8 to 10.

SPORTS: BI

The Flicka Gym Club has

the talent but it needs the
money.

FASHION: C4

A timely look at what's

happening on the fall
fashion scene.

Opening salvo fired in
Sunday shopping wars

Zellers open today

SUNDAY SHOPPING has come to the North
Shore in a major way with the Lynn Valley Cen-
tre’s Zellers store decision to open its doors to the
public for Sunday shopping starting today.

WHAT'S ON: B11
Modern Jazz Quartet on

show at the Plaza
International

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sonnel will be paid a
premium over their regular
wage for working Sundays
Baker said the majority of
staff will be paid $1 per hour

Dick Baker, Regional over the regular rate of pay
Director for Zellers’ Pacific He said he has been led to
and Western Region, said at beheve that other mayor
a press conference Thursday legislation allows” along tetailers are also expected to
the decision to open Sundays with stores in Calgary and go the Sunday shopping
was feached reluctantly and Edmonton route in the near tuture

only dftet a thorough teview
of the Current retail practices
in’ Alberta and BO He

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Although the
Dastriat of North Vancouver
have had the right te open

shops oun

however, when contacted by
the North Shore News. Bob
Knight. general manager ot

the store will po through a on Sundays since a LOR ref Capilano Mall said there are
trial pertod from November crendum showed a mayorits no plans tooopen th: mrall tor
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