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SATURDAY, OCT. 30

Memorial totem-pole ceremony. Trib-
ute to Mary Capilano, her life cap-
(ured in a memoria! totem pole, which
is being blessed by Chief Simon Baker
during a special ceremony at Capilano
Suspension bridge, 3735 Capilano. Rd.,

N.V..at 2 p.m. Free admission. Info:
985-7474,

. ace :
Bernard Et Blanca En Australie.
Movie in French. 11:30 a.m. N,V. City
Library, 121 West 14th St., N.V. Info:
580-4424.

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St. Edmund’s CWL Bazaar. Sth Ave.
& Mahon, N.V. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Table
rentals available. Info: 988-3667 or
987-6049. . :

ese
Ghost &- Goblin Luacheon & Bazaar
presented by Burrard Chapter No. 3
OES. . 12-3. p.m.: North Lonsdale

United. Church, 3380 Lonsdale Ave.,
N.V. Wheelchair accessible. Sale,

refreshments, prizes. Info: 985-2235.

insist dock
be used only

for service

: From page @°.

‘Coun: Ernie Crist agreed.
“It’s a compromise between
haying the minimum impact on

the. cove and providing at the
‘same time maximum benefit to the
: people. In’a case ‘like this you do
the best you can,”’ said Crist.

“Do you, want us to go.into the
docking business? I can’t see
that,”’ he later told the News.

“But Indian Arm resident. Bill
Ekins. says “some members of

council have never wanted. to. ac-
knowledge. the ‘rights of the boat

“Find: somebody else, find
: someplace else. They are still not
-accepting ‘responsibility,’ said
- Ekins of councii’s decision.
.\Crist said an allegation made at
-the public hearing of ‘‘a special-
interest relationship’’ between
‘Mayor Murray Dykeman. and Kim
’ was without foundation. ;
“You (Dykeman) have been

- maligned. You are totally innocent

and so is Mr: Kim,”’ said Crist.
‘Kim told the News that: he

7 hoped to finish’ rebuilding: the
dock ‘‘within 30 days’ in order to ©

avoid the threat of winter storms,
He said he planned to rebuild
“the entire. marina ‘‘next April?’
and would not: start work on. the
new houses until after the marina
was finished.

He promised the ‘3,000 to
5,000 square foot’”’ houses would
“biend into: the natural nesting
ground” because of careful siting
and tree retention.

Council will not move to final
adoption of the rezoning bylaw
until securing a covenant with Kim
by means of a letter of credit suf-
ficient to pay for the construction

, of anew commuter dock.

If the Kims agree to register

such a covenant against their land
_ title the Vancouver Port Corpora-
-tion can then insist that the dock
is only .used for commuter services
~ or taken out of service.

‘

+ NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

IGA DUNDARAVE manager Kelly Smith and Shannon Humphreys
sort through a horde of orange beauties. North Shere Nelghbour-
hood House is holding a Pumpkin Fest at Capilano Mall, Sunday,
Oct. 31, trom 12-2 p.m. Pick up a pumpkin at. Dollarton, Lynn
Valley or Dundarave IGA stores and (with a $2 donation) enter it
in. the contest. Japan Camera will be on hand to take

‘photographs.

SUNDAY, OCT. 31

Send us your event listing.

: ONGOING EVENTS:
Canada Earth Save Society vegetarian

potluck, 6-8:30 p.m.
Church Hall. Call for info on next

Holy Trinity ¢

meeting: 987-8296,

Bible classes, graded from primary to
adults. Singing & quizzes. 11:30
a.m.-12 p.m. No collection or
soliciting for funds. Deep Cove Gospel
Hall, 4544 Covecliff Rd., N.V. Ongo-
ing Sept.-June. Info: 929-4747 or
929-2637.

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Saturday, October 30th
10:00am - 3:00pm

Lonsdale Elementary
21S Lonsdale Avs, North Vonceuver, B.C,

Bring your children to Lonsdale Quay Market and Hotel to trick or treat
this Halloween, Sunday October 31. Our merchants will be handing out
treats to young children in costume between 12 noon and 4 p.m. Look for
the “We Welcome Trick or Treating” signs displayed throughout ali the
three floors of the Market.

Come and ‘see our pumpkin patch and delightfully scary decorations in the
Rotunda.

Open 7 Days a Week
9:30am-6:30pm
Fridays ’til 9pm

Validated
Parking Available

Lonsdale Quay Market is the place to be this Halloween!

985-6261

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