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District Council has decided.

Council was asked to pro-

NOVA LUMBER will be vide a “letter of no objee-
able to use their private

tion" as part of the Ministry

by
Barrett
i Fisher

EMERGENCY TEAMS in the North and
West Vancouver Emergency Program have
trained volunteers, who include policemen,
firefighters and hikers, to act in emergencies
such as a fost person on a focal mountain.
West Vancouver is considering pulling out of
the program, in an effort to save money. To-
day's question is:

Should emergency rescue
Programs be an essential?

D. Sawley
North Vancouver

Yes, they've done a
tremendous amount of
good work in search and
rescue.

Alfred Krznarie
North Vancouver

Difficult to say, because
it has been sufficient. I
don’t think it could be
done any better. In Sur-
rey they require more
policemen, but 1 don’t
think that’s a good idea.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

1 TRIPLE JUMPING his way into top form, a Handsworth
student puts in his best effort at the school’s track tryouts
last week. North Shore schools will go head to head Tues-
day at Swangard Stadium in the North Shore Secondary

Brownie Dove Schools track and field meet. ;

2“ North Vancouver

Yes, it’s a. volunteer

organization. I think we

hould give all the sup-
port it deserves,

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Moving projectors on tracks

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Lynn Pigage

North Vancouver

“Yes, because if somebody

; is trapped in mountains
because’ of inexperience

- or change in weather,
who’s going to go and get
them. You can’t rely on

~ regular constables.

Lee Pigage
North Vancouver

Yes, because the moun-
tains are too accessible
and. you get too many
people up there, .so.we
need trained people who
can be involved in the
rescue program.

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of Transport licence re-
quirements. Council was
told the heliport has been in
use since [973 but Nova has
just recently undertaken to
bring the heliport up to
MOT standards for in-
surance purposes,

A report to council from
J.F. Sigurjonsson, Director
of Development reports the
heliport is used for business
purposes only for an average
of four or five takeoffs and
landings per week.

Ald. Ernie Crist, in op-
posing the Setter, said he re-

Council gives heliport okay

noise level, the safety of
nearby residents and the set-
ting of a precedent. “It is an
inappropriate place for a
helicopter to land and/or
takeoff,"’ Crist said. ‘Our
first concern has to be to the
residents in the area.”’
Sheila Gordon, of
Heritage Boulevard, told
council she has complained
to the Ministry of Transport
on two. separate occasions
about the noise. Council
agreed to a motion by Crist
requesting a list of com-
plaints about the noise filed

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mains worried about the with the ministry.

Dr. David Olson
is pleased to announce that

Dr. Heather McLeod

will be joining his
chiropractic practice
as of May 21st, 1985
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Mon., Wed., Fri.
8:30-5:30
Tues., Thurs,
8:00 to 7:30
Sat. 9:00 to 1:00
New patients accepted.
For appointments Call 986-5371

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Vol. III. No.53 Sunday, 12 May, 1983

a by .
oy Len Macht

MacHappy MacService

There’s no use expecting’ Egq MacMuffins
because we don’t serve them. You can ex-
pect a smile and a cuppa java when you br-.
ing your car.to Crash Pad: At 7 in the morn-
ing Uncle Lenny and the boys are here to
serve. Need a courtesy car? You've got it.
Need a ride home? You've got it. Monday
to Friday. 7am to 6 pm, and Saturdays
from 9 to 4:30. So, it’s up to you, drop your
car off in the evening or morning and pick
up when ready. You and your car are the.
only reason we're here.

School Daze, Dept.

We're learning. Since my Hawaiian
seminar. Crash Pad has taken part in more
learning. Our people have been to

- Washington, and two guys are off to
California. Sounds like a lot of money. It is.
Crash Pad invests in our people so that
they can be the best in the business. And,
serve you better. Besides that, learning is
exciting and | get to have neat postcards
sent to me from all over the place. Such a
deal.

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