Al28:

The 30th annual Hadassah
Bazaar is just around the
corner, and according to
Mrs. Jane Shadiey, Bazaar
Chairman for the North
Shore chapter, there will be
Yargains there for everyone,
rom kids to the carriage
rade. ,

Thijs year’s Bazaar will be
held November 4th and Sth.
Wednesday and Thursday,
at the P.N.E. from 11 a.m.-
11 p.m. both days. Ad-
mission is $1.00, children
under 12 free.

The Food and Baking are
a “must” for everyone at the
Bazaar, and Ms. Margarete
Zillich has “bilintz bees”
ander way all over North and
West Vancouver, preparing
Cheese Blintzes by = the
freczerful. They will be
available as a frozen take-

Parking
restricted

P..tKING RESTRICTIONS
wv be placed on North
Vencouver’s Orwell Street
be ause of problems with
om ple leaving their cars
bh ore boarding buscs at
P obs Exchange.
orth Vancouver District
acil voted Monday to
parking in the = tur
und arca at the south
of Orwell and make the
‘ side of the street in the
block a 2 hour parking
dunng the day
ve action follows
plaints from Orwell
“1 residcots about ‘park
mde bus commuter
ping up ail the parking
es on the strect

SCOUTS CAMADA

At Hadassah Bazaar

Wednesday, October 28, 1981:- North Shore News

home item, only from the
North Shore Chapter,
(named Massada after the
famous mountain in Israel)
in the Baking Carousel along
with all the other Home
Baking this Bazaar is so
famous for.

A mouth watering, dict
devastating selection of hot
and cold meals will be there
too, for “the Galloping
Gourmet, the Junk Food
Junky, and the Voracious
Vegetarian”. The North
Shore ladies, under the
green thumb of Mrs. Sheila
Milstein, will again be
responsible for a luxuriant
Plant Booth, and a new
project this year will be
“Sole Food”, featuring a
HUGE selection of shoes for
the cntire family.

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The Silent Auction will be
of special interest ‘to local
residents. Written bids are
taken for vouchers from the
North Store's finest
restaurants, hair salons, gift
shops, clothing stores and
specialty shops. Jewellery
items ahd fine art, by Mr.
Toni Onley and other well-
known West Coast artists,
will also be available as part
of this intriguing auction.
Bazaar goers can plan to
play Super-Valu Bingo, relax
in the Pub, or see a 1982 Car
Show. There are over a
dozen Raffles to choose
from, Commercial Exhibits
to see, the Police Pipe Band
to sce and hear, and, of
course, there is the
perennial pastime at this
bazaar — shopping for the
entire family’s wardrobe and

So petecostear., *

WAYWARD DOGS or their
owners may have to shell out
an extra ten dollars if they’re
caught in North Vancouver
District.

District council gave third
reading Monday to a bylaw
that would increase the fine
for dogs running at large
from $15. to $25. A motion
by Alderman Peter Powell to
hike the fee to $50 had been
defeated the previous week. .

‘The .increase will bring the
fines in line with those in

other Lower Mainland
municipalities. ©

Council also gave third

‘reading to a bylaw that

would hike fees for rezoning
applications from $530 to

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~ $915, $555 of which will be
refunded if the; application
“doesn't go to a ‘public
_ hearing.

When the bylaw was
discussed at last week's
Policy and Planning
Meeting,. Alderman John
Lakes noted that many
public . hearings are in-
definitely deferred, so
people might never get their.
$555 back.

Alderman Jim Ball said
applicants would have to be
“very very satisfied in their
own minds that we are
reasonably supportive of a
bylaw before they are

subject to the additional
expense of a public hearing,”

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