October 26, 1980 Tel. 985-2131 Classified 986-6222

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NOT IN OUR MALL, YOU DON’T, was the message Park Royal management gave to member of the Consumers’
Association of Canada (CAC) who had planned an information picket outside Super Valu to protest the removal of
price tags on items since the introduction of scanner type cash registers. The consumers had picketed at several

other malls in the Vancouver area without incident but were flatly refused permission at Park Royal. The picketers’
answer was to parade on the public sidewalk in front of the mall. (Terry Peters photo)

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By CHRIS LLOYD

The meeting, held in a
room which had been
booked under a bogus name,
was attended by about 20
people and ended abruptly
when a CBC-TV camera
crew burst in on a mix and

Police in West Vancouver
have charged Randall
Newman, aged 17, of 433
East Third Street and a 15-
year-old, following a
“thorough investigation” of
the October 12 incident

The pair is charged with
breaking and enterting and
theft, as well as mischicf, as
a result of the devastation
caused to the home on
Nelson Avenuc.

A police spokesman said
that while the owners of the
house were away the two
broke in at about 2 a.m. and
“ransacked it”.

He went on to describo the

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Recruitment drive in N. Van

Management of North Vancouver's Coach
House Inn are furious that Kua Klux Klan
organizers held a secret membership drive
meeting there last Sunday.

mingle social hour for

potential recruits to the
Klan.

It is understood only two
people at the meeting ac-.

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$10,000 DAMAGE TO W.VAN HOME

rampage

A spree of destruction which caused $10,000
damage to a West Vancouver home has led to the
arrest of two North Vancouver youths.

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SUNDAY:
Cloudy with morning
showers, sunny periods
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MONDAY:
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