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THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

April 18,1984 Newsroom 985-2131 Classified 986-6222 Circulation 986-1337 Price 25¢

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5 photo Stuart Davis
COLLEEN HUSSEY was one of about 70 péople who showed up outside the News’
. Office Saturday to join a protest march organized by the Aboriginal Support Committec.

The group was protesting a recent column on the cut-off land settlement by Doug
Collina, the ‘‘bigot’’ referred to above.

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From distillery
union members

THE-CITY of North Vancouver has backed Park
and Tilford distillery workers in calling on the pro-
vincial government to grant distilleries tax conces-
sions similar to those enjoyed by B.C.’s wine

industry.
By MAUREEN CURTIS

Aldermen made the decision
Monday, after a presentation
from distillery worker Alexis
Scott.

Seventy five employees
stand to lose their jobs as of
June 1! when Park and
Tilford closes its North Van-
couver operations Scott sug-
gested that the relocanon ot
local operations inp Quebec
was due to the tax situation
with respect fo distilleries.
but could not say whether
Pack and Talftord would
reconsider them mave at the

situation was alleviated
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