B7 - Wednesday, January 11, 1984 - North Shore News

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Wednesday, January 11 - North
Shore Historical Society, N.
Van. City Library, Activity
Room, 7:00 p.m. Film program,
*“*Splendour Undiminished’’ by
Nat. Film Board, through eyes of
landscape artists.
ese

Wednesday, January 11 — A
meeting of the North Vancouver
Association for Children and
Adults with learning disabilities.
At Highlands Community school
at 3150 Colwood, North Van at
7:30 p.m. Guest speaker Wayne
Wiens, past president of the
Learning Assistants Teachers

Association. All are welcome.
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pm

Applicant

Purpose To

design

January 8th to 16th

January Bth 1984

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER |

Take notice that the adjourned Public Hearing in
respect of Bylaw 5635 - Rezoning Bylaw 688 as set
out below will be held in the Council Chamber of
the Municipal Hall, North Vancouver on Monday,
January 16th, 1984 following conclusion of the
Public Hearing on Bylaw 5658 scheduted for 7 30

The Corporation of the Oistrct of
North Vancouver

Deep Cove Core Area - bounded by

Deep Cove Road on the west, the
north boundary of the commercial!

Gallant Ave. and the waterfront on

Designation as a Development Per
mit Area and extinguishing of all ex
isting sting areas

Location
Naughton Avenue on
properties on
the east

Proposed

Amendment

provide
opportunity to implement the urban
recommendations of the
Uvep Cove Official Community Plan
and to achteve a yreater amount of
development
available under the present
Fegulations

Copies of the bylaw, supporting stall repormts and
any relevant background documentation may be
inspected at the Municipal Hall on regular working
days between the hours of 8 IO am and 4 30 pm
1964

All persons who belteve thetr interest in property
alfected by the proposed bylaw shall be afforded
an opportunity to be heard at the Public
on Matters Contained in the bylaw

Wednesday, January 11 --
‘Drop in’’ legal information
clinic, North Shore

Neighbourhood House, 225 E.
2nd St., 2-4 pm. Help with con-
sumer, debt problems,
about family law, wills, pensions
etc.
oes

Thursday, January 12 — The
North and West Vancouver
Units of the Canadian Cancer
Society will be meeting in the
Conference Room of the Inter-
national Plaza Hotel, 1999

Marine Drive at 7:30 pm People
interested in volunteering for the
Society’s programs, education,
fundraising or patient services
please come along. For more in-
fo, phone 879-5736.

the south,

the north side of

the Distric: with the

contro! than is

siting

Hearing

(Mrs ) hi WwW Et Qleston
Municipal Clerk

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and/or attractions offered: titie of films
and shows; names of speakers; phone
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info.,.

(numerical date)

Thaorsday, Januqry 12 — The
North Shore Rock & Gem Club
meets at the St. Andrew’s United
Church hall 1044 St. George’s
Ave., North Vancouver at 8 pm.

Film showing by Walley
Langton. Visitors welcome.
9888-2869

esos

Tharsday, January 12 - Fre Tai
Chi demonstration 12:30-1:30,
1731 Marine Drive, W. Van.
ase

Thursday, January 12 — NS.
Chapter RNABC meeting. Lion-
sgate Hospital Auditorium, 7:30
pm. Topic: Nuclear Awareness
with film If You Love This
Planet

ee 8

Friday, January 13 — New ses-
sion of Tales for Two’s starts at
Lyan Valley Library, 1:30-2:00.
Fridays until Feb. 17. An in-
troduction to storytime, for 2
year-olds, Limited enrolment,
and very popular, so please pre-
register soon, 987-0286.

upcoming

Mondfy, January 16 — First of
new series of Evening storytime,
Seycove Library, every Monday
night at 7:00 pm. Bedtime storics
and fun for ages 3 and up. Bring
a friend, it’s free.

ees 6
Monday, January 16 — 8 weeks
at 7:30 pm at St. Stephen's
Anglican Church, 885 22nd Si.,
West Vancouver. Leader Doris
Mowat for the North Shore Liv-

Stringer

January 8th 1984

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING

ZONING BYLAW

The Council tor The Corporation of the District of
North Vancouver will hold a Public Hearing under
the provisions of the Municipal Act in the Municipal
Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver,
BC on Monday, January 16th, 1984 commencing
at 730 pm to consider the following

BYLAW 5658 Applicant Mr and Mrs H

Lot 7. Block 2, Oistrict Lot 785.

(4179 Prospect Road)

Rezoning trom Singte-Famtly
Aesidential One Acre Zone (RS +t)
to Single F amity Residential 7200

Location

Plan 4730
Proposed
Amendment

Zone (RS3)
Purpose

To faciate the creation of two
Standard RS3 lots tronting onto
Starlight Way and the retention
ot one larger lot fronting onto

Prospect Road

Copy of the bylaw supporting staff reports
any relevant background documentation may be
inspecied al the Municipal Hall on regular working
days between the hours of 8 30 am and 4 309m
January Bth to January 6th

All persons who belteve them toteros! in property
affected by the proposed bylaw shall be afforded
an opportunity to be heard at the Pubbe HMearnnag on
matters Contamed im the bylaw

ing and Learning Centre. This
course is focused on skills needed
in volunteering one’s services in
the community & practising these
skills. Pre-registration essential,
please call 926-5495 for info.

oes
Monday, January 16 & 17 —
Auditions for Horace produc-
tion’s Rendezvous Cafe at VOA,
$48 Cambie Street, from 6:30-10
pm on the 16th and 6-10 pm on
the 17th for non-equity per-
formers. One, vocal selection
with music required. For further
info. call 736-3008, 10-noon or
6-8 pm.

ee ¢
Fuaesday, January 17 --
Volunteer Orientation, Lions
Gate Hospital, 10 a.m. Would
welcome male volunteers

eee
Tuesday, January 17 — First of
the new preschool storytimes,
Seycove Library, 10-10:30 am.
Storytime is an introduction to
good literature and a chance to
participate in a group activity.
Ages 3+

ees

Teesday, January 17 —- CPR
(Cardiopulmonary Resuscita-
tion) course, HEARTSAVER
level to be held from 6:15-10:15
pm at the North Shore Family
YMCA. Preregistration
necessary. Call 926-554! for in-
fo. Learn to save a life.
see

Tuesday, Jaunary 17 — Explor-
ing Your Career Potential. For 5
Tuesdays, 10:00 am-noon. North
Vancouver City Library, 121 W.
14th St., Fee. $25. Register at the
first session. This introductory
career awareness program is
designed for homemakers who
want guidance and information
about re-entering the labour

market.
s6¢ 2

Wednesday, January 18 — Ladies

coffee hour time again, first and
third Wednesday monthly. 10:15
-11:30 am. Guest speaker Mrs.
Frieda Ross. Good company,
refreshments. Baby sitting. All
free. At Hollyburn Gos-pel
Chapel. 1403 Duchess Ave., W.
Van. Need a ride? Call 926-1204.
Any questions? Call 922-8122.
“*Rest in the Lord, and wait’’.
eee

Weduesday, January 18 --
Preschool storytime, Capilano

Library 10:00-10:30 am. First in
a new series, for children aged 3
and up. Picture books,
tales, tall tales and morc.

fairy

and

1984

(Mrs ) tt WE gleston
Municipal Clerk

Thursday, January 19 — CPR
(Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Program), HEARSAVER-
BABY course to be held from
6:30-10 pm at the North Shore
Family YMCA, 1735 Inglewood
Avenue, West Vancouver. Pre-
registration is necessary. Course
focuses on infants to pre-
schoolers, major causes of ac-
cidents and their prevention, in-
fant and child CPR obstructed

Thursday, January 19 --
Preschool storytime, 10:30 am
every Thursday, Lynn Valley
Library, stories, games, finger
plays , and fun for children. aged

3 years and over.
eee

Hatha Yoga

in West Vancouver
Commer Aces

airway skills. Call 926-5541 for
further info. or for private book-

REGISTER-NOW _
we PEARL SLIPPER

RESIDENTIAL LOTS
NORTH SHORE

Thirty-nine serviced residential tots are offered for
sale by public tender in the areas of:

LYNN VALLEY
& INDIAN RIVER, SEYMOUR

The closing time for seated bids will be 11:00 a.m.
on Tuesday, January 24th, 1984.

Also several lots are posted for sale in Indian River,
Deep Cove and Cove Cliff and are available now,
priced at $48,000.00 to $71,500.00.

For further information and brochures, on the
public tender and posting contact the Land Depart-
ment, the Corporation of the District of North Van-
couver, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver,
B.C. V7N 2K6. Telephone 987-7131.

Winter Driving Warming

now Area

Spot Checks

At this time of year and in areas subject
to heavy snow conditions, you will see
special signs requiring that your vehicle
have good winter-tread tires or carry
chains or, in some case, that chains be
mounted. For your safety and that of other
motorists, these signs are authorized

by law.

During the next few weeks, random checks
will be carried out by the RCMP tn problem
driving areas, more particularly the Hope-
Princeton, the Squamish Highway to
Whistler, the Fraser Canyon, but including
other sections of road on Vancouver Itsiand
and the rest of the province subject to
snow conditions The operation will be in
conjunction with the Attorney General's
“CounterAttack” programme and

other police traffic checks Drivers of
vehicles not property equipped may be
turned back or charged.

The Ministry of Transportation and High-
ways is doing Its best to clear snow and
maintain our roads in winter to make them
sate Betore driving into snow areas, make
sure you have good winter ties and are

carrying chains to make your vehicle sate

Be on the lookout tor snow cleaning and
sanding equipment sometimes operating

in conditions of hmited visibility Ther
flashing amber lights are warning you to
use oxtreme caution and siow down. Make
sure also that you observe special signing
and directions of flagpersons if you should
encounter them and please drive carefully.

Province of British Columbia
MINIS TERY OF TRANSPORTATION AND (HIGHWAYS

Hon Alen V Franke: Minister