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GRADE FOUR and five students of Piymouth elementary
school (with teacher Michelie Wright) officiaily unvelied
their “Lifecycle of 2 Salmon’’ ceramic mural that is

in British
Columbia

Polising atfects us all

Are you concemed about safety in your community and
the quality of policing? Do you have ideas about how
policing could be improved?

Cenamiszian of inquiry examines policing

Tne Provincial Government has appointed The Honour-~
able Waliace T. Oppal, a Justice of the Supreme Court of
British Columbia, to examine policing in the Province.

ie seud to hear from yeu
The Commission needs to hear your views and corcems
about policing. You can participate by written submission
or by speaking at one of our.community hearings. For
schedviing purposes, please pre-arrange with the Com-
mission your preference for day or evening time for oral
presentation. The Commission will visit the 12 municipali-
ties which have municipal police forces as follows:
i Victoria Conference Centre
Central Saznich Cultural Centre
Hote! Vancouver
To be Announced
italian Cultura Centre
Kyle Recreation Centre
Clearbrook Community Centre
Hotel Vancouver
Heritage Inn
Victoria Conference Centre
Oak Bay Beach Hote!
Gorge Vaie Golf Club
Braefoot Athletic Centre
New Westminster Royal Towers Hotel
West Vancouver To be Announced
Community hearings in other locations throughout
the Province will take place cetween February and
April 1993. Pian to get involved. Take this orportunity
to voice your concerns and ideas, and hear the views
of cthers.

Pisase send me more information about:

Ci Issues being studied  ((] Community hearings schedule
CJ Guidelines for making submissions

| Name:
Address:

Postal Code: _.
Telephone: ____. ——__..__.. Fax:

Mail or fax to:
Policing in British Columbia Commission of inquiry
Room 155, 800 Homby Street, Vancouver, 8.S., Canada V6Z 205
Tel: (604) 775-1452 Fax: (604) 560-9032

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH

At Park Royal, Santa makes a grand entrance. Twice.
At 11:00 a.m., Mrs. Claus will invite the kids to help her
find Santa on the South Mali. Then at 2:00 p.m., the kids

can catch him napping in his bed on the North Mali. Once
he’s found, or awakened, he’ll lead the kids on a train ride
led by a band of marching toy soldiers.
(Boy, does this guy get around!)
Free Santa Photos- 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Monday, Titesday, Wednesday, only until Dec 9th.
REGULAR SHOPPING HOURS:
10:00am - 6:00pm Monday - Wednesday
10:00am - 9:00pi2 Thursday/Friday
9:30am ~- 5:30pm Saturday
42:00pm - 5:00pm Sunday
Late night shopping starts November 30th.

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