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NORETR VANCOUVER City council's policy committee
recently decided to instruct staff to draft a bylaw barring
skateboards from sidewalks on Loasdale, The move came

of skateboards."’ Potice say that officers will have lo view
a skateboarder travelling on the sidewalk before any ac-
tion can be taken, This week, Inquiring Reporter asks

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

City Fire Dept.
sponsors dance

A COSTUME HALLOWEEN
dance is being held to raise money
for Muscular Dystrophy, spon-
sored by North Van City Fire
Dept.

Cost of the dance is $7 per per-
son. lt is being held Friday, Oct.
31 from 7 p.m. to | a.m, at Eagles
Hall, 170 W. Third St., North
Van,

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months after Ald. Stella Jo Dean first proposed that the
city look into what she has repeatedly called ‘the menace

Will ban stop boarders?

Peter Boardman

England

I think it is a very good
idea, Back home we had
a craze with skateboards
and it got a bit hairy. I've
seen more skateboards
here in a fortnight (two
weeks) than I see at
home.

Mary Boardman

England

I agree. I don't think
there should be
skateboards on the side-
walks.

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Ann Jack

Vancouver island

I wouldn't want them on
the sidewatks. 1 don't
know if they
(skateboarders) will obey
the law — | think they
should. A law is a law.

Dr. Elaine Bellam
Dentist

is pleased to announce
her association with the

Lions Gate Dental Centre

#103-145 East i3th St.

North Vancouver, V7L 2L4

Mon.-Fri 9-Spm
Sat.9-2pm

DISTINGUISHED

David Kennedy watches shopping
trends. He sees a personality at Pari
Royal that tells him his customers
appreciate comfort and consistent style.
Kennedy-McDonald Men's Wear has
offered their customers a consistent
selection of men’s finery since Park
Royal first opened for business in 1950.
Today, David Kennedy and his daughter
Sara are working on a third generation
of quality men’s fashions, service and
personality — a unique blend that has
distinguished Park Royal's merchants

for over 35 years,

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ESTABLISHED

Back when Granville Street was
Vancouver's only retail district, E.A. Lee
began a truly original chapter in retail
men’s wear. Now 57 years later, Baron
Lee watches over his Park Roya! shop
with the same eye for quality and no-
nonsense value that his grandfather
passed to his father years ago. That's
the unique personality of a family
business that has spanned four
generations, with a complete line of
fashions from the boardroom to the
backyard — styles for any occasion. And
excellent service that boasts the distinct air

of experience.

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Neil Rosie

North Vancouver
Not
(skateboarders) won't re-
ally listen to the ban.

Ted Walker
Surrey
really. They

don't: know what

though.

INDIVIDUAL

From knick-knacks to brass tacks.

James Brodie Gifts for Men fuels their
customers’ unique personalities with a
sterling selection of interesting wares

and whainots. Jane Bland will be delighted
to show you fine leather goods. Curios and
curiosities. And an extraordinary
assortment of personal gift items for any
man’s own unique taste. Rich with
character, as finely crafted as a hand-
tooled wooden decoy. And, as original as a
trip to Park Royal — the largest collection
of merchants unique to one Shopping
Centre.

people on Lonsdale if they think the han will be effective.

A ban won't stop them. I

will