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front of this crazy box on Sunday?”’ That: was the
reaction of Frank Legebokow Monday, on learning
that his name had been drawn.as the winner of the |
North Shore News Grey Cup contests): =."

r. ebokow gets two watch th
50-yardsline tickets for Sun. with a hangover Parade
day’s big game In Toronto .
and a return Saturday-Sun: - There wilt be: lenty of
day flight via Air Canada other attractions if'te feels
tom Suneedon ar gemmodas up to cup," Seturday 4 ight
' m downtown
« Toronto’ a Holiday Inn, " cnaino and Saturday “4 :

vm ; All ine ‘all it has been. a Royal York wrens. 8 sad the

ucky month for the Owner, ote y Cup Breakfast’In the
sovee ths. past 10 yeare, of SAY Sunday morning, | wee

hie dpe your Christm gift. we're iving away a |
nd yur est with va Iiluétrated Gngligh China -
paket: ‘English Garden’’. The set ls, valued at 669.60,
a “and Jean ‘open took pattern: ‘that you can add | to.

; the CN Tower the ‘Worl
B s Arence 1680 ‘Lloyd. North tallest bullding. wee
Vancouver. This’ ‘November .

Incidentally, Brod pls

Woste Canada —s the Saskatchewan . Rou
s+ celebrating his riders to win. Since this ie, is
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. worth a
¥, Mr.: Be gebokow’ 8 recrea:. fo}jawt ne.’
m3 * tions - ‘jpstude hunting ducks .
z. ‘and geese, but above all he
«: enjoys fishing. Last year he |
F caught ‘249 salmon and was |
lanning to. fish at Powell
iver: th s coming weekend.

Now he has changed his:
‘ Plans.; ;

Although Mr. ‘Legebokow
” has travelled as far south as |
New Zealand, he has never

heen farthar anet than. tha

Saskatchewan - border, and
has never seep a live Grey
Cup game:

“Asked: how he intends to §
apend his time“before the
game, he said: ‘I plan to
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Big g estin BC .
Totem Bonspiel 3 here tonight

“No h Van. iy parks and’ The. largest ‘bonspict ins contending ‘for 8 record representative who won the
commission hes B.C. the Pacific'‘Coast Cur- .. $9,000 in: prizes: as. hia ae 974 Totem; Ed Risling of
Instryeted the engineeting ‘ling Association’s annual for. two ora s “Seattic, another Totem win-
‘department to move backthe Totem meet—gets under bgrths awarde through ‘the ner and runner-up in the Air
‘new lights at Mahon Park way today, November 24, at | Totem.

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Canada Silver Broom. world Hyg
and bump up the candle- the host orth Shore Winter . champlonship; and two of fis , WOES FASHIONS
wer, 60 that junior and Club. A total of 144 rinks will |= In addition to the: ‘Bost .C.s'top skips, Guy'Lizes figs
"genlor baseball teams can — be competing ‘as a-result of club, Totem events this of Richmond and Glen Pierce Byes DURING THE
_ use the fidid. ‘It’s going to this year’ 8 move to unlimited are: also being ‘playe at of Vancouver.; a a
cost about $8,000 more,’’: entry. ‘| North: Vaticouvet Recreation : |’

6 Ald. Raiph Hall - who . Contre ‘Hollyhyen Country ening ceremonles at the . aoe
fought'for the c yee “but Last year, when ‘the Club, “Va tore Curling North Shore Winter Club'are =: BY
{t’asbetter to do It ght.” " gtarting’ field wefPlimited to Club. and Biraty, Winter set’ for 6:30. p.m. tonight, 9%
126 rinks, an overflow entry Club, ‘Wednesday, with two draws AY
oo was received, | scheduled for 6:30 pom. | and «=
 # ne ghtag fixture will Heading one of ine most 9 p.m. respectively.
also be provided at Kinsmen _
| RRC eS ache pea at Gite tn ee pla
. and football practices, 1. former champlons—-wilt be Burnaby, former B.C. Brler 5 .m,, Sunday, ‘November 28,

: Wage settlements dectine |. Christmasis.
| just around the corner

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. wage, setilernents in the. the average wage Iincrea-
third quarter haye. continued ‘ses negotlated by unionized
the strong’ downward trend: employees peaked at 18.7% :
that has been evident. since: in; the second quarter last

‘the third quarter fast: year, veer a
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‘Financial ‘Post feature: cole’ | 7
umn Keeping Posted. ao ~ Coxtotlivin clausos were
ae fess: pular than in recent

‘The average settlement tor months, probably due to the
all contracts covering, more ., influence: of the: Antl-Infla-

than 500.employees (excl. ‘ton Board—only. 32 0 ut of .

‘udin We construction): In: the'.167 settlements in

third: quarter ‘was 9.7% vs. quarter had. COLA clauses.
Maw in the second quarter.

mo a . | : : 2 our ous smere for. ‘thelr past
pomm ped r.. patronag nd! Warm. “wishes:
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