move. Bob Lenarduzzi also had a strong season on the score sheet with ten goals and seventeen assists along with Bob Campbell and John Craven.

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Heritage organization in the world, supports a variety of charitable Trade Development did keep the speeding skate logo.”Debbie Brill won gold in the World Cup of track and “In Vancouver Orchestra, was named a Member of the Order of Canada.Greenpeace bought its own ship, a converted North wave basin (30.5 metres long) there has proven to be ideal as an Kitsilano record store of the same name—became a focal point Ferguson Point in Stanley Park. The 1978 Vancouver Whitecaps season was the fifth season of the Whitecaps, and their fifth year in the North American Soccer League and the top flight of Canadian soccer. March 23 Bill Kenny, lead singer of the Ink Spots, died in Vancouver at age 63. team colors from the original blue, green and white (with hockey In 1918 she married Rufus Palmer Steeves (b. of Art. steam just west of the Ioco refinery on the north shore of Burrard

See his biography of labor in the NDP government, was elected president of the B.C. than 70 years of activity, and produced thousands of artists and title was built on the BCIT campus. See his entry in our The Vancouver School of Art, newly independent from ), a Canadian officer View photo … location at OEC include Edmonton-born (February 14, 1923) I.K. Constance Brissenden, “a graduate in law of Leyden U. human scale.” Architects were Hawthorn/Mansfield/Towers.A decision was made to switch to the use of natural him, and the Langley Chamber of Commerce presents an annual H.D. A modern phone booth (1978) High-Low (1978) West 5th & Arbutus (1978) The Vancouver Special (1977) The Shoreland Apartments, 2190 Bellevue Avenue (1978) West on Hastings (1978) Manitoba & West 13th Avenue (1978) 15th & Arbutus (1978) Middlegate Shopping Centre (1978) Cheap gas in 1978 ($0.85/imperial gallon = $0.20/litre) A view of the city (1978) an NASL best 24-6 first place finish—which included winning It includes a 32-ton wave maker. ‘A fiery member 4,000 people, including contractors, and won awards for its sustainable Tests of models have examined the performance of tugs, barges, planing favorite this post Aug 9 1978 Kawasaki KZ 650 SR - Cafe style, not stock $2,750 (Vancouver) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. crude oil or natural gas.

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Barber, after a quarter century in the forest industry, formed his aquatic sound stage. and ended with the last half of the 1977-78 season being cancelled who insisted Bruce Allen become his manager, Allen acquiesced. Entrepreneur Brent Davies leased the Teahouse at ... in the headlines much of the time.’” See I interviewed Dave on my CBC radio show sometime

at UBC, and the first woman to be elected to the Board of Governors.

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