Archives
document
local history

Dear Editor:

The Deep Cove. Dollarton Com-
munity Programs Society would like
to introduce you to our community
archives.

The Archives, located in the com-
munity wing of Seycove Secondary
Community School, have been
established to encourage residents to
relate their memories of rhe area
from the Burrarcd indian Reserve to
the head of Indian Arm

The Deep Cove Community has
been very supportive providing us
with photograph:, documents and
artifacts. We are in the process of

making the archival material
available to the public and welcome
visitors

Further to this, the Archives will
be conducting a random telephone
survey the week of June 2-6, 1986
This survey is to find out where your
imterests lie. By sharing your
memories in living and working in
your community we will all help
make a contribution in documenting
our local history.

Dawn Sparks,
Deep Cove/Dollarton Community
Programs Society Archives

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Abortion quote explained

or health

Ross Labrie

President

North Shore Pro Life

respect the law's provision that
abortions are permissible
when the pregnancy

serious threat to the mother’s life

Dear Editor

Just to set the record straight, |
did not say in your recent story
Abortion Battle, May 14, that
North Shore Pro Life (NSPL) was
“not against abortion but against
abortion on demand.’* What | said
was that NSPL's goal at he
hospital was to stop the practice of
doing abortions for social and
economic reasons, which is rather
a different matter

Our objectives at the hospital, in
other words, are narrower and
more conciliatory in this matter
than the overall view of abortion
taken by many of our members
We simply want the hospital to

only

creates a

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Labor $5.50 pr. panel untined. $6.50 lined

All blinds 40% off list prices

Track service
Phone for PREE estimates

call 987-2966

Pitch & Putt Tournament

The 1986 edition of this popular local tournament ts set tor
Saturday July 12. Sponsored by the North Shore News and
Park Royal Shopping Centre, this tournament ts open to all
golfers, regardless of club affiliation or membership

Again this year, there are four divisions. men. women
seniors and youth (16 years and under), each with plenty of

prizes

Qualifying Rounds

May be played on any day trom Sunday June 8 throug!
Sunday June 29. Place your score cards in the tournament box
in the clubhouse

Entry fee

Is the regular green fee ticket. $4.50 (Seniors and youth
under 16, $2.50)

Finals

Saturday July 12, weather permitting
For information

Call Ron Fitch, Tournament Director, at 921 7535

You can win!

Gift Certificates, redeemable at
stores in Park Royal, for the top
three finishers in each of the four
divisions

Trophies for the winners in each
of the four divisions, men, women,
seniors and youth, and for the
winner overall

The Ambleside
Pitch & Putt Tournament

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the North Shore News
and Park Royal Shopping C entre

PARK ROYS!

Sanctioned by the West Vancouver Parks and Recreation
Advisory Committee

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