All of us receive varying
kinds of mail from advertis-
ers trying to sell their goods
-- we call it ‘‘junk mail’’.

The volume appears to
grow more and more every
month and the advertisers
say that it has proven to be
one of the most successful
selling methods.

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THIS WwoSE Ue Inquiring
Reporter asks: “‘Does junk
mail ever persuade you to
buy something you hadn’t
thought of buying before?’’

After 20 years presiding
over West Vancouver provin-
cial court Judge Alfred Watts
is moving to a unique new
position in the B.C. judicial
system.

He has been named as the
province’s first “‘supernum-.
erary judge’’. Beginning in
September under the direct-
ion’ of the Chief Judge of
British Columbia, he will
travel as a judge to various
provincial courtrooms in the
. province.

‘*T am looking forward to
doing something new with
interest,’’ Judge Watts tolds
guests at a farewell luncheon
in his honor last Friday. The
gathering was hosted by
West Van provincial court
administrator Mary Epps

and attended by 15 senior
police and court employees.
Among them was Jane
McRae, 81, who served for
22 years as provincial court

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prior to her retirement.

Now aged 64, Judge Watts
was appointed to the West
Van court in 1957. He is not
required to retire as a judge
until age 70.

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‘“‘No, it doesn’t and I
would prefer not to have it. I
think it is a poor way of |
advertising and that junk
mail should be. returned to
the sender.”’

Going hiking, or back-
packing, planning a cance
trip, like to ride your bicycle
and/or looking for a place to
camp?

Could vou use some help.

finding and reaching the best
places in the lower main-
land? The Outdoor Recrea-
tion Information Centre at

Capilano College, since open-

ing in June, is specializing in

non-mechanized outdoor op-.

portunities.

This service which is the
first of its kind in B.C. has a
staff of two
visitors in such things as
joining outdoor clubs, plan-

ning trips or choosing appro-
priate equipment. They also
hold workshops for groups on
various aspects of outdoor
living. There are films, slide
sets, publications and many
handouts available upon
request at the centre.

Referrals come from a
variety of agencies such as
Tottrism B.C., B.C. Auto-
mobile Association, Outdoor
Recreation Council of B.C.,

He served as secretary of
the Law Society of B.C. for 20
years. In 1973, after years of
research, he completed and
published a book entitled
The History of the Law
Society of British Columbia.

FOR (1) WEEK ONLY

STARTING TODAY 27th JULY
OUR WAY OF SAYING

THANK YOU

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**J never look at it half the
time, I just thes it out and

don’t take it seriously. Most
people just throw it away.”’

B.C Sports Federation and
local. Chambers of Com-
merce,.as well as community
centres and Y.M.C.A.’s.

People from all commun-
ities are encouraged to visit
the centre as they may
discover some new and
exciting ways to experience
their own familiar surround-
ings.

‘The centre is open Mon-
day, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and
Tuesday to Friday i p.m‘ to 6
p.m. until August 26.

The centre
the Capilano
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is located on
Coiiege Cam-
Purcell Way,

North Vancouver, B.C. at the
north end of the Second
Narrows

986-3116.

Bridge.

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TURNER, Kevin Willilam
of North Van, B.C. passed
away on July 24, 1977, age
5 mos. Survived by his
loving parents lan = and
Candice Turner, his sister
Karon, grandmother Mrs.
Joyce Turner, grand-
parents Mr. & Mrs. Don
Halpom. Private family
memorial service. In lieu of
flowers donations to the
B.C. Heart would be

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appreciated. Arragements
through First
Services Ltd.

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