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parks: and the establishment
of a business park in the
central sector.
One of the more in-
novative concepts would be pig hy
the establishment of a multi-
use centre, which would
become the focal point for
Seymour's community life.
“Principal cultural,
recreational, entertainment,
retail commercial, public
market and public tran-
sportaton facilities will be
centralized in the area.”
For the boaters, the plan
calls for a public marina and
marine service facility to be
established. ;
The only limitation on the
start up of the multi-use
centre, according to the
Today's high cost of living allows little enough to be
spent on items like the quality furnishings in our
showrooms.
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wish... The Scandicraft everyday ‘MONEY SAVER”
low price only requires that you pick up your pur-
chase from our loading dock, unassembled and in
factory cartons where applicable. Should you wish
set-up and/or delivery there will be alow extra
charge depending on the item and your locale.
Furthermore, should you wish full service including
pre-delivery storage and preparation by our skilled
personnel, scheduled-in-advance delivery, full set-
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plan, is that it should be
“phased in to meet the
demands generated by
Seymour's population
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plan is all for naught, until
they are properly protected
from hazardous industries,
council is holding a public
information meeting on
three bylaws it hopes will
make Maplewood a safer
community. That meeting
will be held on May 11 at
7:30 p.m.

CONSUMER § Affairs
Minister Peter Hynd-
man addresses the West
Van Electors
Association Thursday
(April 15) at 8 p.m. in
the West Van Rec
Centre, 22nd = and
Marine.

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