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be.no commercial
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— Hollyburn Mountain
cabin owner Amy Nowton-
McCann at Cypress Bow! .
public hearing. Page 3. an :
a es oe mo mea | City staff protest
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| BAround Town I6 | | ; . . -s ne 11% council raise
: a BUSINESS eerie 32 ae an: 4 " an DESPITE-AN outery of protest
1 Classifieds. ; ; ; ‘To against it, North’ Vancouver City
os . j a : councillors passed a bylaw Monday.
Bi Crossword... nin 37 ; OT 5 : giving themselves’an 11% pay
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Mi Inside Stories..........15 saat , ie oa . NORTH VANCOUVER
we ae CITY COUNCIL
By Robert Gaister

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; pea as : ; ae sea aa ta , The byliw received third reading and
. 2 Shore ShOtS..... 27 ; « : : OW was subsequently adopted in a narrow. 4-3
; a : wee, , ' , vote, which also included a new motion to
a Table Hopping..... _ 7 ; : ‘ , ; ie explain further where the extra money came
el a gs : d i ‘ qi from and how councillors arrived at the ©
a Ty Listings. a te 11 figure. Councitlors will now receive an
: : : : annual package worth $18,712. up from
$16,823, while Mayor Jack Loucks’ salary
will jump from $50,468 to $56,136. ;
The additional motion was made’ as’ a
result of an explanation-seeking petition by
North Vancouver City library staff who as
members of the Canadian Union of Public
Employees (CUPE) recently settled on a
collective agreement calling for no wage
ir ° om increases in 1994 and 1.5% in £995 and -
: a ee 1996, eet
.. : “City council voted themselves a-3.6%
Th e hy a E r au 6] th ere : {  inerease in 1994, and an 11% increase’ in
7 , . 1995," stated the petition bearing 28 names.
“Where ‘did this money come: from?
Right out of the workers” pockets! We find

REWS photo Cindy Goodman

: @ Summer rea dint SPORTING A hair-raising ‘do, Vancouver's David Norona finished third in tast

for the hammaesk: 15 Saturday's Knee Knackering North Shore Trail Run. His time was five hours, 15 this intolerable and demand an expk

vi FO aMIMAaCK: ‘| minutes and 58 seconds. Fellow Vancouverite Paui Quinn won the men’s division, tion iteonchided ane

-@ Weekly listings ; covering the 30-mile trail course in 5:00.58, Wyoming's Martha Swatt won the arvine . oy casa ate
of arts event. 16° women’s race (5:45.36), while North Van's Neil Wakelin was third in Men’s Masters. _A-May 19 report to council states that

See Councillors page 3

sports|

-& Mogilny — a draft

Highway overpass

“ . deal to remember: 13° €i

inally under way |

BUILDERS’. OF the. SCI Construction, which opened
Westview’ interchange on 4 project information centre at,
the Upper Levels Highway — Westview mull Tuesday, added
say that when the $32-mil-  SOrk Is scheduled to begin. in
Say . . . inid-July, The 1995 phase of the
lion project is complete, it, project includes design-and con-
should. look like the four- struction of a new bridge-over
year-old Lonsdale jnter- Mosquito Creek, seismic upgrad-
change. . : ing of the existing: bridge, and
° : : consicuctian of a new Edgemont
Cars on Westview Drive will Boulevard overpass. The project
travel an overpass spanning the to. build the Westview and :
highway, which will be expanded | Lonsdale interchanges was origi- : ’ a _ |. NEWS photo Mike Wakefield
to six lanes front Westview Drive — nally announced by “the provin- |. WESTVIEW INTERCHANGE project technician Jay Dunbar dis-
to Lonsdale Avene. Walter and. cial governinent in 1985. cusses the long-awaited overpass with an interested resident.

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