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BRIGHT LIGHTS

N FITTING tribute to all

those NEWS paper pack-

ers, peddlers and promot-
ers, the Park Royal Theatre
hosted a Carrier Movie Day
last Saturday, March 19,
supporting their fine deeds
and diligence (despite rain,
sleet, snow and hail). More
than 600 of our finest carri-
ers and their guests turned
out to enjoy a showing of
the late john Candy’s last
completed hit film, Cool
“Runnings. On hand were
(photo left, left-right) the
NEWS’ Linda Goodsell and
daughter.Devon, and (photo
right, left-right) NEWS carri-
ers Hirokazu Sato and : ‘
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Steacy House wins
heritage recognition

THANKS TO the fine work and gocd hearts of Fama Holdings
Ltd., the Steacy House, built in 1904 and now an integral part
of the Camellia complex, is a recent winner of the Heritage
Award of Honour. A cocktail party to commemorate the event
was held Thursday, March 17 at the home. In attendance were
(photo right, left-right) Lynda Steacy, Archie Steacy, his sister
Ruth and friend Ivy Todd. it was Archie’s grandfather who built
the home ard Archie, at one time, lived there.

INVOLVED in the restoration
project were (photo left, L-R)
City of North Van plumbing
inspector Rebert Mearns, City
of North Van Electrical's Jack
Ball and (photo right, left-
right) B.C. Hydro's George
Drew and North Van Fire
Department's Gavin Soaneés.

TAKING IN the day were
(photo left, left-right) three-
year veteran Greg Reid, one-
year carrier John Norrish and
apprentice deliverer of three
months, Jason Pouliotte.
Popcorn, pop and jujubes
were the order of the day and
fun was had by all.

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