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“seeking.- th

told‘the: News. he would be
giving his‘answer by Monday
“but: by Tuesday he was‘still
- waiting for an opportunity to
“consider ‘the full’ personal
“and family implications of
, entering provincial politics.

. By-that time though, he
« had already come under
-‘<attack from Dr. Winter over
a, story in the Sunday News
~-telling of the possibilities of
: Bell seeking the nomination.

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Dr, Winter interpreted the
‘article as meaning that the
_mayor was claiming his
candidacy had the en-
dorsement of Premier Bill
Bennett and Winter im-
‘mediately sought to
ascertain that Bell was
“dreaming aloud,” claiming

he had “destroyed his
credibility as a possible
candidate.”

Bell had told the News he

had already discussed the

. possibility of his standing for

the Socred nomination and

’ that Bennett had welcomed

the idea of Bell putting
himself forward.

The conversation was
paraphrased in the paper as
Bennett welcoming Bell with
open arms, which Winter
took to be Bell’s statement.

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Keith: Winter,” who is

The: District mayor had.

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980-0511 Classified 986-6222 & :
a

By STEWART McNEILL

“Blow torch. vandals 4

- havecaused~damage’

totalling thousands: of :

dollars to. parked ‘cars.

in West Vancouver. 8

‘-Municipal. police say that —
between 2: a.m. and. 5.a.m.
Sunday, a'single vandal or a_
group using a portable torch :
fired: by’.either. butane or :
propane caused damage’ ta.
.. four vehicles. “ ;

. The fire. attacks. were.
.made on vehicles in both the. “
| 2900 blocks; Mathers. :and Looe
. Roseberry Avenues in West
_. Vancouver..." ‘

'°& police spokesman says +:
heat. from the blow torch .
popped out windshields and ,
windows in the parked cars. ‘
And sufficient heat had been
applied to. burn __ holes ;

through the-metal panels of :
two of the four cars at-
tacked.

CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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Low tide at
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Contiguing sunny and
; warm. Some brisk wind
over waters.

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“SPRING AT LAST” could be the joyful refrain of Steve MacDonald and Brenda Bowle cariler this week at Am-
bleside Park, but these two North Shore residents are practising their trampoline act for performances at Park Royal
March 22 and 24. Known as ‘Air Affair,’ Brenda and Steve will be touring with the Harlem Globetrotters in
thelr upcoming world tour. (Ellaworth Dickson photo)

Point Atkinson tides
' highs 0105 and 1055 hrs.
, lows 0610 and 1825 hrs.

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