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completed the meal. Now, Thanksgiving day is spent in
relaxation usualy followed by the (raditional dinner of
roast turkey, Some, however, choose to spend the day
differently. This week, Inquiring Reporter asks people
how they plan to spead their Thanksgiving holiday.

12 - Sunday, October 12,

TOMORROW TS Thanksgiving Day. Historically, it is a
time when families gathered to give thanks fora plentiful
harvest. Another sear had passed and the day owas
joyously celebrated with a huge feast. In the pioneer diss

oF New Englund, turkey became the main Thanksgiving
dish when the settlers fe

will you spend holida y?

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vusted, Corn, potatoes and yams

inquiring
reporter

How

Stephen Barrington
DETTORI ore oer rer Walter Brady

word

Robert Folk

North Vancouver

I'm going to go to Expo
and watch the last of the
fireworks. I'll probably
drink some beer and eat
some pizza —_ there's
football on TV,

Bruno Jeske Jobin Watson
Borden, Sask.
I’m staying here with my
son and daughter-in-law
so J suspect I'l! be having
dinner with them,

and just

North Vancouver

| plan to think about the
holiday and how to enjoy
it. [ think Thanksgiving is
a time for being merry
trying
along with people. rant,

Gten Jarvis
Nosth Vuncouver
I won't be here. I'm yo-

Vancouver

Pil probably be working,
ing to Phoenix. I’m going T work about seven days a
to get away from. the week. [I'm oa bartender
winter, and) Thanksgivings are
unpredictable at a restau-

to get
It should be inter-

NORTH VANCOUVER City Council has decided to hold a
special meeting with BCE Development Corp. Oct. 22, in an
attempt to iron out planning differences over the company’s
proposed Park and Tilford development.

The move came after a Sept, 21
rejection of the proposal, which
includes an 8t,000-square-foot
Save-On Foods store and a multi-
screen cinema complex.

“We have no clout to say we
want you (the developer) to save
the gardens,’’ Ald. Stella Jo Dean
told council,

‘We're up-zoning so Wwe can say

‘Whar can you do for us?’’’ she
s-id.

Although city clerk Bruce
Hawkshaw had originally recom-
mended that the meeting be in-
camera, he said the city’s lawyers
had advised such a move would
undermine the process of public
hearings.

But Ald. Ralph Hall noted that

to the wise... Winter

esting.

there was another bidder on the
property and a public meeting
might give BCED's competition an
unfair advantage. "I think the
meeting should be in-camera,”
Hall said.

Calling a public meeting a
disservice to the developer, he said:
‘In-camera we can include many
things and we can exclude many
things — wheel and deal,"

Ald. Dana Taylor said that
council had a duty to hear the
developer's views after twice rejcc-
ting the proposal.

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