7 — Wednesday, October 5, 1988 - Capilano Chronicle

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Delbrook Plaza

celebrates

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Delbrook Plaza

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groomer.
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& producer of champion-

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opening

AFTER 15 months of construc-
tion, the $7-million Delbrook

', Plaza was finally unveiled to
\the community at grand open-

ing celebrations Sept. 23 to 25.

, “It was excellent,’ said
Margaret MacKay of Melco
Developments. ‘‘We were just
delighted with the response."
Although the festivities
started with an antique fair and
live entertainment on the Fri-
day, the official opening and
ribbon cutting ceremonies were
held on the morning of Satur-
day, Sept. 24. Taking the rib-
bon-cutting honors were Lor-
raine Hunier of D.S. Woodman
Management, property manag-

Now open with unusual unique gifts for all occasions
Glassware, china, dried flowers, bath. products, giftware

Prints by:
Carol Griggs

Tracy Taylor ©

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Framed Limited editions

Dawna Barton
Helen Paul

Henry Howell
& more

Blueberry Bowl Gallery

Delbrook Plaza

3711 Delbrcok Avenue,

980-0878

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ers for the plaza, and 22-year

Delbrook resident Ted
Croasdell, who visited the
development almost every day
while construction was under-
way.

MacKay said the owner’s
goal is to see the plaza become
part of the community. To this
end, a common area is available
for the use of community
groups. Bookings for the room
will. be handled by. the North
Shore Handicapped . Society,
who in return will be able to
rent car seats out of space
donated by the plaza. MacKay
noted that a number of groups
have already expressec interest
in utilizing the facility.

MacKay said ihe incorpora-
tion of 16 condominiums into
the complex, nine of which sre
already sold,. follows | t}:e
village-style theme that is popu-
lar in Europe, but still a new
concept in the Lower Maintand.

Delbrook Plaza was built
near the Texaco station at
Delbrook and Evergreen. by
Melco Developments and ar-
chitect Oberto Oberti. Most of
the merchants moved into their
space in time for the grand
cpening, but La Scala, Queens
Floral, Top Dog and Village
Appliance were due to move in
this. week, leaving four spaces
still available to be leased.

Delbrook One
Hour Cleaners

#106-3711 Delbrook Ave. ,

North Vancouver

987-7921

Package includes
airfare & hotel

DELBROOK TRAVEL

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