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But in an accompanying
Statement they say: “The
community must be made
aware that each abortion

Lawlor, a dentist, as well as
construction project
manager Harvey Deibert,
public relations consultant

West Vancouver's Ann
Arnott and Jim Warne, of
North Van City — as well as
the existing chairman of the

one woman — are being
listed as “independent”
candidates who have been

Just one week left to
the Lions Gate

Hospital Society endorsed by North Shore takes a human life.” S. Donald Swaby, and Anna _ hospital board, Maurice
election and _ the Pro-Life, and are attempting And they add: “We need Leduc, who is a _ past Fellis. The fourth candidate . a
to appear as moderates in your mandate to help us president of a hospital fielded by the hospital is _—
candidates who _iwill the abortion controversy ensure that the hospital alumnae and a former incumbent Peter White. By PAT RICH
stand for-election tothe that will decide the elec- complies with the letter and _ hospital lab technician. The “independent” :
board) a#-2 epresen- tions. the spirit of the law and thus They are stacking candidates say the Hospital Enrolment in North

tatives of the Pro-Life

anti-abortion group

An a joint press release
they state that they do not

change the present policy of
abortionondemand.”

themselves against the high
profile candidates’ of the

Society has been led to

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have finally.::..b férdpeutic abortion endorsement are existing which include two former ween can es who = an t few. ted four per

mamed. 2s. committee at the hospital. board member Dr. Declan North Shore aldermen — CONTINUEDONPAGE AS C€Bt lewer students «

HENRY VIE WAS TREATED to three Chinese dinners when he met
Monty Hall Monday at the filming In West Vancouver of the TV show
Let's Make A Deal. The contestant's outflt was enough to catch Monty's
attention and he won his prize when opening a fortune cookie. Monty and

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his outlandish guests got together
deal in prizes ranging from a new car to a ton of bricks. Since he began
the show some years ago, Hall has handed over more than $30 million in
prizes. (Ellsworth Dickson photo)

the system: ‘this. year,
figures released this
week show.

In both North and West
Vancouver, the drop in the
number of students = ex-
ceeded the calculations of
school board administrators.

While enrolment in North
Vancouver schools dropped
by 4.6 per cent from a total
of 18,410 students to 17,634
students, West Vancouver
enrolment slipped from
6,148 to 5,915.

“We kind of guessed it was
in the wind when numbers
dropped in the = spring,”
Norm Fulton, the supervisor

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