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‘““FHERE’S NO place like home’’
is what visitors are most likely to
hear from a collection of loyal in-
habitants who live in the village of
Dundarave.

That’s because most who live in
this tightly-knit area in West Van-
couver wouldn’t dream of leaving.

Located between 24th and 25th
and Marine Drive, this charming
community, with its fashionable
shops, charming restaurants and
cafes, began as a logging camp in
the early 1900's.

At the foot of 25th Street, a pier
was constructed in anticipation of
a ferry service that was never built.
Off that same pier there is a stunn-
ing view of Vancouver and Van-
couver Island in the distance, and

undarave

PLENTY TO SEE AND DO

5 — North Shore News — Tourism Guide "89

A waterfront park opens the
area up to picnics, swimming,
group games and sunbathing all
suminer long.

Heritage buildings such as the
1912 building that originally hous-
ed the Clachan Hotel — and now
Peppi’s Family Restaurant — and
the Swan Restaurant at Marine
and 24th, lend the area a certain
charm.

Last summer, a major revitaliza-
tion project gave Dundarave a new
face, with the installation of old-
fashioned lamps, trees, and plant-
ers.

Although Dun@arave has grown
over the years, shopkeepers keep
the old-fashioned community
spirit alive by getting to know their

fishing is the favorite summer customers and offering friendly
pastime. advice.

WHYTECLIFF PARK in West Vancouver is a popu-
lar scuba diving !ocation with an underwater marine
park and abundance of sea life.

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NEWS photo Nell Lucente

We are.

The fashions you love.
The fine china you collect.
The gifts they’ll cherish.
The store you'll love to shop.

In Park Royal, we are all these things
and more.

EATON'S

We are. Canada’s department store

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Westie