AS - Sunday News, July 26, 1981 a FIREMEN DO MORE than fight fires. North Van District firemen have been giving fire hydrants ‘ a face/lift as part of their hydrant maintenance program. ‘Caught red banded.on Mountain Highway are Barry Cavanagh (left) and Gerry Parkinson manning the brushes while Capt. Larry Chute oversees. (Terry Peters photo) Cove bylaw going It's back to North Van- couver District council again for a bylaw to limit com- mercial property in Deep Cove to two. storeys in height. After a brief stop in policy and planning Monday night the bylaw was referred back to council for second reading But it as still uncertain whether of not the bylaw will be overshowed by another bylaw, which should also be ready for con siderahon next week, to place restrictions 9 on commercial property throughout the muncipahty Ihe Cove bylaw was teferred to Monday's meeting lo discuss text changes recommended after last weeks public hearing One amcndme nt will change the height restrie tion to two storeys or 20 feet ” Both Alderman = John Lakes and Jim Ball wanted the bylaw to gone further Lakes talked of the whimsical discriminatory nature” of the bylaw and said “Poothink the whole thing ghould be reconsidercd by councal | “T owyll bylaw tn isolation.” He said the not support hts said Ball bylaw should back to council wait until the bylaw dealing with the entire District was dealt with. But the majority of council felt there was no FREE BONUS! Complimentary Decal with purchase of any of our | T-SHIRTS From July 29-31/81 at North Vancouver » - Westwood Mall. harm in returning the Cove bylaw for second reading and considering the report on the other bylaw at the same time. North Vancouver's Hometéwn Store is one step closer to opening on Sun- days with the official en- dorsement it received from West Vancouver council Monday night. While the Provincial Holiday Shopping Act allows Sunday opening of a range of stores serving the weekend needs of homeowners, such as gardening supplies, the “failure to include home improvement appears ... to be an anomaly which logically should be corrected,” states a letter addressed to North Van City Mayor Jack Loucks. The Crown Zellerbach store is the only one of its kind on the North Shore “patronized in a substantial way by residents of West Vancouver”. And since council felt it unlikely that a home im- provement centre would be built in its municipality, “we lend whatever support appears appropriate,” the draft letter continues. Council emphasized that the Hometown Store was an individual exception and should not be used to establish West Van's principle on the general Sunday shopping issue. “... this position is not intended to indicate either support for or opposition to the basic issue ... and goes no further than support for removal of an (individual store) from the Holiday Shopping Act.” But that provision isn't satisfactory, said Alderman George Morfitt. To consider a_ request from a non-resident business when West Van _ hasn't decided to hold a Sunday shopping bylaw “isn't necessary or appropriate,” said Morfitt. Particularly since West '. De] 1 Keep Canada = Beautiful 2449 E. Hastings - 251-2723 2540 Shaughnessy, Pt: Coa. - -O42S111 Westwood Mall - 464-4333 Cloverdale Mall - 576-8332 Van's approval for the Hometown Store will not affect the referendum North Van City is scheduled to hold early fall, he added. ‘Morfitt and Alderman Diana Hutchinson voted against the motion, while Aldermen John Humphries, Don Lanskail and Robert Finlay supported the store’s request. Finest & Largest. Mattress Selection ¢ on nthe North Shore 842 W. 15th Street, N.V. 980-671 5 (just off Fell and Marine Drive) For that added accent to any attire _ a stunning diamond necklace. Swirls of pauve set diamonds on a 14K yeliow gold chain specially priced at 25% ott tor that special per son. Beautiful jewellery says. “I love you” reguiar $3985. PARK ROYAL NORTH Phone: 922-6939 . SPECIALLY PRICED $2988.70 “Frortpe Grassies —@: WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE YOUR TERRIFIC RESPONSE TO THIS GREAT SALE. PRICES SLASHED LIKE NEVER BEFORE