ATHLETIC CANDY nib-
blers beware — the snack
bar at the North Vancouver
Recreation Centre is illegal.

Commercial activities
aren't allowed in North Van
City areas zoned for public
use and assembly such as the
Rec Centre, the Director of
Development and Licensing
Services Frank Morris has
told City council.

Council has voted to draw
up a bylaw permitting such
uses in buildings, such as the
Rec Centre, which have the
public use zoning. But until
the bylaw is drawn up and
passed, the present snack

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Rec Centre snack
bar declared illegal

bar will remain illegal.

Only Aldermen Stella Jo
Dean and Ralph Hall voted
against drafting the bylaw,
which would also allow the
Rec Commission to set up a
pro shop if it wanted.

Dean was worried that the
Commission would be using
public property for a
privately owned enterprise.
She also expressed concern
that the Rec Commission
could set up a licensed liquor
lounge under the bylaw.

Morris told her the
commission would stll have
to get City approval to start a
lounge, but Dean remained

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This just might give them
a tochold,” she said. Dean
has opposed previous at-
tempts to set up a licensed
lounge at the Rec Centre
because of the number of
young people who use the
centre.

Hall said the Rec Com-
mission should have gone
the normal way of asking for
a bylaw change — paying the

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requesting council. That
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CAUSTIC SODA, slopped
onto the roadway on hills
between Squamish and
North Vancouver last week
by a tanker truck, brought
two motorcycles slithering to
the ground and caused burns
to the four riders.

’ The tanker truck, owned

- by the North Vancouver

trucking firm Inter City

- Express Limited, slopped
caustic soda through an air

vent valve which was not

“properly closed.

North Vancouver resident
Joe Foster, 21, of 1462-140.
East Keith Road, and his
girlfriend, 19-year old
Debbie Platts, were. riding
the $8,000 Honda Goldwing
-100 c.c. bike Foster had
bought just three weeks
earlier.

ney :

They rode up to Shannon
Falls with two friends from
Vancouver, Barry and Gwen
Dreger, who were on a 750
c.c. Suzuki.

While returning home, at
Brittania, Foster watched
the Suzuki ahead of him skid
for 250-300 feet as it hit a
patch of caustic soda on the
highway.

Dreger and his bike ended
up lying in the oncoming
traffic lane.

The Honda skidded at the
same point for a_ similar
distance and all four riders
received injuries, including
second-degree burns from
the effects of the caustic
soda.

All had to undress to their
underwear because the acid
soaked into their pants
continued to burn through to

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The Dregers and Platts
were taken to Squamish
General Hospital by am-
bulance. Foster refused to
accompany them, being
concemed about the fate of
his new motorcycle, which
he rode to the hospital in his
underwear.

He found the damage from
the accident was com-
paratively minor and says
the chief problem was the
corrosive effect of the
caustic soda on the alum-
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At West Vancouver a
person noticed caustic soda
still slopping from the tanker
truck and contacted the
police. The truck was
eventually stopped on the
Upper Levels Highway near
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