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November 20, 1985 News 985-2131 Classified 985-6222 Circulation 986-1337 60 pages 25¢

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St. John’s. Anglican. ;

Church’ torn down
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The church was' destroyed '§
by fire February 8. Arson
was originally suspected, but

-at this point.no cause.for the

“fire has.:been determined,
North Vancouver RCMP
reported,

IE he ‘congregation,
“however, is not letting the
fire's: undetermined cause, or

the loss ofa. magnific cent old
pipe organ, get in the:way of.

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THE NORTH SHORE Winier Club will face

‘off in-court to get its minor hockey players
back on the ice.

»The clud is filing for an
injunction in B.C. Supreme ~
Court ‘to prevent the:
Pacific: Coast’ Amateur ‘the club's: hockey program

WEST VANCOUVER'S mercantile floodgates Commerce shared in the Bakewell ads that the

ip on f' “ 2 ” s CHerece campaign for pro-Sunday advent of Sunday shopping
have been flung wide open with the success of the shopping.” will not bring an immediate
November 16 Sunday shopping referendum. But most West Van- influx of prosperity to West
couverites appear to have Vancouver merchants. Cus-
accepted Sunday shopping as tomers lost to North Van-

The vote in the referen-

: Hockey -Association’ . to skate short handed since was 75 per cent in favor an inevitability. couver and other Lower
5 (PCAHA) from suspending - the season’s start. dum 5514 st West Van. David Bakewell, chairman Mainland municipalities with
: children who are registered The. North Shore Winter | couver’s total $6,250 voters At Monday night's West of the West ‘Vancouver open shopping will, he said,

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to ‘play: with the club,: but Club “presently- has 28 a ‘ing Sunday st ing, Vancouver council meeting, Chamber of Commerce have to be won back

approving Sunday shopping, Vancouver council meeting, © ; y ¢ .

“ ate ‘eiiher from out of the minor hockey players who and the remaining 2,671 council adopted the holiday Sunday Shopping Commit- have a tough job ahead of
Winter. Club’s: district. or will have to return to their voters, or 26 per cent, voting shopping bylaw after Jisten- tee, said Monday the refer- us, but our original objective

have transferred from former teams or face against at the referendum. ing to some last-minute resis ¢ndum's approval has open- has been achieved. We'll see
other local associations. suspension by the associa- | “Voter turnout was 39.49 dent appeals to delay the ed the way for West Van- how it goes from here.

In’ a 17-8 - vote,” the tion. | per cent, a drop of four per bylaw’s passage. couver merchants to com- George Galicz, one of
PCAHA, reaffirmed an The problem began when | cent from 1984. Jennie Lawrence, repre- Pete on an equal basis with — ee partners who own Park
‘earlier,.decision' to limit the PCAHA. decided two ! The approval isa dramatic senting a half dozen West — the rest of the North Shore. Royal's Super Valu outlet,
players to play within their teams from the Lower | turnaround from West Van- Van independent merchants, “We are very pleased. | Which will Open Sundays
areas and remain with their | Mainland would advance | couver’s 1984 Sunday shop- said council was misinform- think the people of West i, Tecember 1, said ates
original associations. to the provincial champi- ; ping referendum when $2 ed on the economic benefits Vancouver realized the dé) that ¢ Is prerioye wa 1

.The. ruling, says Winter  onships instead of one. $ per cent of West Vancouver that Sunday shopping would area’s merchants were suf- the approval of Sunday
Club “hockey: director. See Icy | sesidents said no to open incur. She aiso asked council fering without having the Shopping.

Roger Prouse, has forced Page 4 ; Sunday shopping compared if ‘all members of the West option of Sunday open- See Sunday
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seven nineimmend t047 percent for. Vancouver Chamber of — ings.’’ Page 12