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A West Vancouver
man was staggered
when he looked ont of
his window’ after
Saturday night's. gale,

and saw 10 of his poplar
trees. lying on the.
pa ‘ground. But when he

Unstable, moist air will went and took a closer

continue to dominate the
‘south coast for the next
‘day ortwo.

WEDNESDAY |
"“Mariable cloudiness,
occasional sun and
isolated showers,
especially near the
‘mountains, Daytime
‘temperatures 7 to 9.

THURSDAY OUTLOOK
Much the same. as
Wednesday.

look and found they
had been sawn down
his amazement turned
to fury.

And as he looked around
his property it got worse. He
found that all his poplars had
been attacked by the tree
vandal. About 20 or so were
still standing — but cach had
been cut about half way
through. ;

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UNREHEARSED
of the audience became so excited over the dancing numbers performed by Talwanes
they took to the floor to try the thing out lor themselves. See also picture on page 40.

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ACT at the Lynnmour Elementary School Caltural Day last Saturday. These two'young meinhers
© and Chinese dancers that

(Elsworth Dickson photo).