12 - Wednesday, March 25, 1987 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

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THE NORTH Vancouver London Drugs drugstore on
Lonsdale started selling wine and wine products March 16
as part of a four-month experiment in selling liquor in
special stores. So far, according to store management,
there has only been one negative comment about the new
service. The Liquor Control Board, which is the body
governing the province’s liquor sales, has received no
complaints. As the government policies do not permit

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grocery stores to sell liquor, the drugstore was chosen for
the retail outlet. Customer comment cards are available
to help the store management keep tabs on the public’s
opinion of the idea. When the licence expires in July, the
operation will be reassessed based on the customer com-
ments. This week, the Inquiring Reporter wants to know
how people like the idea.

good idea?

Mark Zahodnik

North Vancouver

I guess I see no problems
with it as long as the
people who work there
are careful who they sell

Karen Irani |

North Vancouver

I’m all for it myself.
Anything we can do to
make the economy better
we should be open-mind-

Jiri Tyls

North Vancouver

I think it’s a good idea.
We've been way behind
the United States in this
for too long.

Eric Ince

North Vancouver |

I don’t mind it at all.
What difference does it
make. It’s convenient.

Elizabeth Ince

North Vancouver

{ think it’s convenient. If
people want to buy a bot-
tle of wine they can get it
with their other things.

it to. ed about.

Chambers ring with song

ABOUT. 21 red-jacketed singers’

~ brought North Vancouver City and
. District.. council. chambers - alive
with.song Monday as April was
. proclaimed ‘Barbershop Harmony
Month. 20 Sone Se
cp ingers,. members” of” ‘the
“lo pter of the Society for the
Preservation and Encouragement

LACK JACK
1 (LIBERAL RULES)

| ROULETTE
]  (S0c TABLES) =
“EARLY BIRD
_ BONUSES’’

of. Barbershop Quartet Singing in
America, gave a brief harinonic
demonstration for both councils in
separate recitals after North Van-
couver City Mayor Jack. Loucks
and “North Vancouver ‘District
Mayor Marilyn’ Baker proclaimed
April Barbershop Harmony
Month. .

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