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THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

February 21, 1982 Tel. 985-2131

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INSTALLATION of new stained glass window at St. John's on West Eighth Street tells the history of the founding of
Anglican churches in North Vancouver. The window depice figures of Sc. Catherine, St. Richard and St. Agnes,
whose names were given to the three churches sponsored by St. Johm's, which was the first Anglican church in North
Van. The window was given in a legacy from North Vancouver pioncer Rodger Barnes. It was tn his parents’ home
that the firse Sc. John's services were held tn 1899 and the church was ball in 1906. The acw window will be dedi-

cated by Archbbhop Douglas Hambidge at a scrvice to be beld at the charch March 7 at 10 a.m. (Terry Petes
photo).

TS APPEAL

illing: p. AS

Loucks feels ‘no guilt’

THE CITY of North Vancouver retains the dis-

tinction of being the only North Shore muni-
cipality not to have gained land value assessment

revision panel which
declared the ici
should have filed the request

of the school board shared

by the North Van
municipalities.
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GRANTS COULD BE CUT

SHRINKING is _ the
word for West Van-
couver’s popalation
and it has munictpal
officials worried.

Preliminary figures from
the 1981 census put the
aumbcr of West Van-
couverites at 35,427 -— 4.6
per cent less than was c1-

Hutchinson told council last
week.

Population at the 1971
census was 36,784 Pive
years later it had riscn to
37 389.

Meanwhile. a 1977 study
showed that dcaths were
exceeding births in the
municipality. There has also
been a steady dccline in
school cnaroimenta.

Mayor Derrich Hum

Drop in pop.
worrying WV

phreys was quick to note
that the decrease could

cause financial problemas,
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SUNDAY

A tew showen,
cooler.

MONDAY
Continuing emctiled.