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NUCLEAR ANNIHILATION haunts Mike
Miyoshi. It is a nightmare that he cannot shrug off;
a nightmare he cannot keep to himself.

the fate of his three sons dnd
the fate of the earth will not
tet him rest. Miyoshi, who
was only 80 kilometres away
from Hiroshima when it was

In 1984, Miyoshi erected a
sign on the front lawn of his

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West Vancouver home that
expressed his nightmare and,
demanded an end to what he
saw as the madness of the,
nuclear arms race. But the
sign contravened West Van-
couver sign byltw 2574, and
Miyoshi bowed toa the
municipality's requests to
have it taken down.

“to ohad many telephone
calls and fetters saying what!
was irying ta do was right,
that it was good,’ says
Miyoshi.

But the man's concern for

obliterated August 1945, has
built another sign.

Not wanting to violate
West Vancouver sign bylaws
again, but determined to get
his message across, Miyoshi
is looking for a place to put
the 1985 version of his anti-
nuclear message. Preferably,
he says, in North Vancouver
or Vancouver where bylaws
would not restrict the erec-
tion of his sign and
preferably in time for Van-
couver’s annual Walk for
Peace, April 27.

MARCINO
| PASSES

NORTH Vancouver City Council won't be the
same without Frank Marcino.

Ry BARR

The 65-year-old alderman
passed away Sunday feaving
an empty chair in the council
chambers and an empty spot
in the hearts of those who
loved him,

The community supporter
served on counci! for 12
years. He was elected in 1973
after running for the posi-
tion six times,

Said Mayor Jack Loucks:
“Ar the end of Miarcino’s
fifth try FE told him - once
knew someone who ran 6 or
7 times before he was
elected. After that he was
elected on his sixth try, and
re-elected six. limes after
that.”"

Marcino is survived by his
wife of 25 years Shirley and
two daughters.

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