rt of a program whic

‘PARCELS FOR POLAND are all wrapped up and ready for mailing to
ensure that Christmas is a Httle less bleak for some of those in that
-politically troubled country. Alexander Kadulski and his Wife Jane are

caer Anta I nary nahn

been collecting clothes and other donations

through the Silver Harbour Centre, the Guild Weavers of Vancouver and

some time yet.
In the face of council's
rejection to- hold. a

referendum at the November
election on the lines of those
sponsored by Operation
Dismantic thronghout
Canada, a group of West
Vancouver rcsidents
organized their own. ballot
on the topic.

And since the wording of
the ballot was directed at the

Organizers want pressure

\

Reaching Every Door on t

other organizations. The parcels are sent ‘to nuns ‘in’ Poland. for
distribution to the needy and so far the Kadulskis havé mailed off a total
of over 1,000 kilograms in parcels from thelr,
North Vancouver.

y CHRIS LLOYD

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local council, the organizers
have decided to present the
voting result to a meeting of
council before forwarding it
to the government. - oe

Members of the citizens’

committee will be, appearing:

before council Monday with
its ballot which shows a

home on East Filth, Street in

awe we
cee ob

on |
‘NUCLEAR disarmament, the controversy that:
West Vancouver council would not allow to be | concem for local politicians
put to the electorate in the form of a referendum,
is a subject that is still golng te to haunt council for

‘trend of - overwiictiniag
‘to take an active role in
pressuring for disarmament.

Led by West Vancouver
resident Dr. Bill Hanley, an
executive’ member of the
Physicians for Social
Responsibility, the com-
mittce distributed ballots in
the form of advertisements
taken out in the North Shore
News.

West Van residents were
asked to vote on a motion
urging the mayor and
council to support the

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ban on. advertising he

aay

‘at.the.end of his: battle,
which ‘took almost .five
“years. to’ conclude,
* North Vancouver
» lawyer, Donald Jabour
~ is still in n business.

A lecision at = a
" disciplinary hearing of the
“Law Society Benchers back
‘in 1978 | to; suspend. Jabour
from practising law for six
months after advertising his
services and charges in the
North Shore News and other
papers resulted in the battle
going right through the court
system to the Supreme Court
of Canada.

. But-even . though Jabour
“ended, up losing, when he |
‘reappeared.’ before the

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he North Shore