Al3 - Wednesday, March 14, 1984 - North Shore News
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Here's your chance to dress up
your bed and soften your sleep. all ~
at very dreamy savings. Replace
those wimpy, has-been pillows
with fresh, fluffy decorator
pillows and cushions by

Northern Feather.

Save 25 to 40% on bolsters. neck
rolls, bed sacks, break fast rolls,
square continentals and regular,
queen and king size down, feather,
and machine-washable, non-
allergenic synthetic pillows.
Sample sale prices:

Northern Feather Fibrefill
Queen sale $1795

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- NEWS photo Terry Peters
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She's a winner

THE $100 bill she’s holding is the reason for Catherine
Barnes’ big smile. Catherine spotted her photograph in the
News’ Friday edition and claimed her prize Monday. If
your picture appears in this Friday’s edition, you too can

share the winnings.

NV COMPANY

Charges laid
over imports |

A NORTH VANCOUVER
company and two of its direc-
tors have been charged with
48 counts of violating federal
Customs law.

Pac Stainless Ltd. and
directors Dawson Campbell
and Michael Unsworth will
appear in Vancouver provin-
cial court on April 4 to face
charges of unlawfully impor-
ting or using falsified
documents to import

Canadian Oxy
takes on law

THE DISTRICT of North.

Vancouver and Canadian Oc-
cidenta!l Petroleum are head-
ed back to court lo argue
abput district) af{tempts to
control hazardous goods

Canadian Occidental plant
manager Orest Sackney told
the News Tuesday that a legal
challenge of the district's
latest Hazardous Goods
bylaw will be launched in
court this month

Sackney said the suit will
be based on restrictions in the
bylaw that would prevent the
company from expanding its
operations

A Vancouver datly had
reported the lawsuit 1s to be
based on the classification of
hquid chlorine as a hazar
dous chemical and that: the
court challenge was pro
mpted by a planned

Woodwands

Correction
In the Sun Mare tt food ad
the / UR sot Gdaak should

have ead 2 titre bottle nol
2) tre bottle

Woodwatd 8 apologizes
to its Customers for any in
convemence this error may
have Caused

stainless
tubing.
The charges were laid after .
a two-year investigation of:
the company by custom:
officials. _
In a separate but related
action, Revenue Canada has
filed a statement of claim in
the Federal Cout of Canada
seeking $6.4.million for what
the government alleges are
unpaid duties and penalties.

steel pipe and

expansion.

“*There is nothing plann-
ed,’’ said Sackney  ‘‘What
we're saying is that the bylaw
would prohibit us from ex-
panding in the future.”'

This ts the second time
Canadian Occidential,
formerly known as Hooker
Chemical, and the District of
North Vancouver have tang)-
ed over a Dangerous Goods
bylaw

Canadian Occidental was
successful in tha court at-
tempt, leading to the orginal
bylaw being thrown out and
the drafting of the second,
which was approved by
District of North Vancouver
council last month

Service & Repair
Grandfathers
Antiques

HOUSECALLS
REASONABLE
PRICES

271-9088

After 5:00 P.M.

regular $23.00- fe a wee _
Neck roll sale $1595
regular $20.00
25" x 25” sale $21.95 _
continental regular $30.00
Danish Dream
Queen

Supersoft sale $1900 §

(100% down-fill) regular $150.00 -.

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STONG’S SAVE

PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 14-17, 1964
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.

EDGEMONT VILLAGE

WORTH VANCOUVER