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Church provides
more parking

From page 9
because more masses will be said."

Oberti said St. Anthony’s parish
in West Vancouver has about
1,000 members, of whom only half
are active at a time. These will be
divided with the creation of a new
parish at the site of the new
church. Two or three services will
be held Sunday at each of the
churches, further decreasing traffic
and parking needs.

In response to the public de-
mand for adequate on-site park-
ing, council insisted Oberti clarify
his plans in that regard. By Mon-
day's meeting, the architect came
up with over 120 stalls, exceeding

the 86 required for the size of the
church, which were considered in-
adequate.

District manager Terry Lester
has also noted that traffic on Keith
Road should be halved with the
opening of the Inglewood Bridge.
This should provide a better access
to the Cedardale area from Taylor

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audit status will be extended to Friday, December 12, 1986.

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