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be going from door to door Monday (Nov. 3) taking orders for fresh citrus fruit. If
they miss your home, you can order by calling Sutherland Music Dept., 985-5301.
Above (centre) Mrs. O’Keefe gets a call from band members (1 to r) Gordon Porth,
Janet Campbell, Jynda Jarvis and Jason McCrea. (Terry Peters photo)

Fisheries vessel named
for WV’s James Sinclair

A $6.6 million fisheries
patrol vessel now under
construction in Vancouver is
to be named the JAMES
SINCLAIR in honor of the
fcrmer federal fisheries
minister from British
Columbia, a resident of West

coast.

“The Hon. James Sinclair
made an outstanding con-
tribution during the time he
was minister of fisheries and
naming this ship in his
honour is one way we can
pay tribute to his efforts”

commented Fisheries
Minister Romeo LeBlanc.
“It is also fitting because, as
minister, he spent a lot of
time aboard patrol vessels,
talking to the crews and
finding out about their
problems at first hand.”

Candidates
meeting

An all candidates meeting
sponsored by the North
Lonsdale Ratepayers
Association will be held
Tuesday, November 4 at 8
pm in the Library of the
Carisbrooke Elementary
School, 510 East
Carisbrooke Road, North
Vancouver, to meet and
hear the candidates running
for District council and the
school board.

Thursday is
Poppy Day

The annual Poppy Day
Campaign by members of
the Royal Canadian Legion's
North Vancouver branch
will be held this year on
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, November 6-8.

Donations go to assist
needy veterans, their
families and dependants on
the North Shore.

Remembrance Day
ceremonies will be held at 11
a.m., Tuesday, November
11, at the North Vancouver
cenotaph.

Inscribed wreaths and
sprays for placing on the
cenotaph by a Legion
member may be purchased
from the Legion. For in-
formation and ordering call
985-1115 or 985-3255.

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JIM PATTISON TOYOTA

1765 MARINE DRIVE, NORTH VAN

Call 985-0591

Vancouver.

something to think about...

JAMES SINCLAIR

Mr. Sinclair, father -in
law of Prime Minister Pierre
Trudeau, is a native of
Scotland — his ancestors
fished herring out of Wick
He served as MP for Coast
Capilano from 1940 to 1958
and was appointed fishenes
minister in October 1952,
retaining that portfoho until
June 1957. He 1s presently
chairman of Lafarge Canada
Ltd. and as director of
numMecrous other companies

In a letter to Fishenes
Mimister LeBlanc giving his
approval to the ship naming
proposal, he said he was
“pleased that a Sinclair name
will be associated with the
fisheries of British
Caqlumbia.”

The new 3/)-metre patrol
vessel, being built’ at the
John Manty Shipyard itn
Vancouver, will replace the
44-year old HMoway = The
design is similar to that of
the (Cape Harrnson and
Lowtsbourg, now in service
on fisheries patrols on the
Atlantic coast) Powered by
two 2,400 hp _ — diesel
engines, the ships have a top
speed of about 20 knots

If vou would like to have more information, free,
vou can pick up copies of these publications at most
urban post offices.

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