8 - Friday, January 6, 1989 - North Shore News

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New WV alderman
thanks the voters

Dear Editor:

Please convey my apprecia-
tion to all West Vancouverites
who braved the elements and
exercised their civic duty by
voting in the municipal elec-
tions Nov. 19.

I particularly thank
who voted for me.

To them and to all the resi-
dents of West Vancouver, I give
my undertaking to serve you to

those

alderman during the next two
years.

Finally, may I congratulate
the North Shore News on its
fair reporting and reasonable
(during a federal campaign)
coverage of our local elections.

No doubt the higher than
usual voter turnout was partial-
ly inspired by your publicity.

A.D. ‘Andy’ Danyliu
Alderman, West Vancouver

| Many thanks

Now that the new North Vancouver
District Council has been sworn in, |
wish to extend my thanks to the
voters for their support in my election

i to a fourth term as your alderman.
As your alderman, I represent tax-
payers and residents from every
i economic level, from Woodlands to
the Capilano River, so I invite you to
forward your concerns to me at my
home phone, 988-0901.
! J. Murray Dykeman

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| Alderman, North Vancouver District |

NV District mayor
appreciates support

Dear Editor:

Many thanks to North Van-
couver District residents for your
vote of confidence at our
municipal election Nov. 19.

1 am looking forward to work-
ing with you over the next two
years on the challenges facing our
municipality and others in our
region, our province and our
country.

Your support, interest and in-
volvement makes good things
happen in our community.

You have my commitment to
continued hard work and dedica-
tion to the job ahead of providing
responsive/responsible government
services at a price we can afford.

Marilyn Baker
Mayor, North Vancouver District

the best of my ability as an

PROFESSIONAL SALESPERSON

REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, TOP
RENUMERATION TO A GENUINE
SELF STARTER. AUTOMOBILE
EXPERIENCE NOT A
REQUIREMENT. MEDICAL/DENTAL
PLANS PLUS DEMO. PHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT.

ReOYAL 1 a

HOME OF THE WHITE GLOVE SERVICE
AT PARK ROYAL, WEST VANCOUVER 922-41 ] 1

BECAUSE OF HIGH RENT, ROYAL CITY ANTIQUES CLOSES ITS
GRANVILLE ST. LOCATION FOREVER! ALL STOCK HAS BEEN

j REMOVED TO THE 275 EAST 8TH AVE. VANCOUVER STORE
AND MAPLE RIDGE LOCATION.

$400,000 OF INVENTORY MUST BE SOLD
ER COST

[ai LAWYERS

4 STACK
OAK

FLIP DOOR
BOOK
CASE

QUANTITIES
LIMITED
Delivery Extra

5349

32"'x12"'x57"'

OUR FINEST OAK
SIDEBOARD CHINA CABINET

Probably our iinest oak, sideboard china
§ cabinet, featuring bow glass centre top
door, leaded glass side door, lighted
intertor to show off your china. Base
B has lots of china storage & six drawers
f for silver & linen. Reproduction but
antique quality - golden oak finish.

64° W x 76" H. $ 00 “
7 Reg. price $2795 1750 (SE
SALE Cane
AAA FLOOR SAMPLE

~ © Solid Oak Construction
* 48" Diameter with 20" Leaf
© Balanced Geared Slide .

Arrow Extenders for Ease of

Back
Reg. $169.

SALE

$7900

Golden oak arrow back side ;
Chairs, rag. $169. slight imperfections.

Opening
2 Adjustible Levelers on feet

Reg. $795. :
sAce °495., |

On the antique side, we've got a 19th §
century mahogany grandfather clock, jj
restored and functional, reduced from jj
$3295 to $1495. A 19th century Victorian
armoire previously selling at $750 is now just §
$295. Or how about a Victorian mahogany: §
framed settee, normally $1495, for only
$595?

It's our biggest sale in 26 years, we're
clearing our stock at close to or better than
half price. Most of the items are floor
samples, so there may be imperfections. But
the bargains ave incredible. Like a solid oak
dining roorn table, just $495. Or a Canadian-
made nine-piece Victoriaville solid oak
bedroom suite, reduced from $5795 to
$2895.

Save Up To 50% or more on Royai City’s
8 at Carson Graham School, has used some of his Giant $400,000 CLOSE OUT SALE!!

eamings to buy a ghette blaster and radio controlled car , — atari RIDGE -
as well as saving some money. Jennie who attends #275 East Bin Ave. 873-4267 _ 22653 Dewdney Trunk Ro, 463-4955
Norgate Community School in Grade 4, has bought some
dolls and is saving up for a bigger bike.

We thank Jeremy and Jennie for being our Star R oN
Carriers and for a job well done. FBR pon

DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT a re

987-1337

Jeremy and Jennie Grey

Jeremy and Jennie are a brother and sister who deliver
110 papers in the Norgate area on Wednesday and
Fridays. Jeremy who took over the route from his brother
has been delivering for approximately 6 years and Jennie
has been helping him since July. Jeremy, who is in Grade

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