“ae seems that ” Pigere

Trudeau is so’ far removed :

from day to day life, it would.
be impossible _ ‘to voice .an.
opinion that .would :
him. And yet, I’m ‘sure that.
many people would ‘ha

‘something to tell him in

these uncertain times.

This week the Inquiring
Reporter asks: ‘‘If you could ©.
say one thing to Tradeas,
what would it be?! MPs

‘been | “discovered. By. ‘that t
time John was: beginning to

sweat a little. about... the = the experts.” es

“which “mada. his

body “swell, jamming him
even tighter into the chim-
ney.

- eituat ation

‘ik was quite. clear there

‘The Abacus proposal has a a
site established ‘for

elementary school, however.
the’ staff report claims the
site would be too’small for
school board requirements.

* Alderman James Ball, ‘the
lone objector to the motion
which | effectively _ denied
Abacus from inclusion in the
early development of Sey- .
mour, ‘told other aldermen :
that approval in principle”
‘obviously. doesn’t mean a
hell of a lot’’ to the. Present -
council. ;

Ball was referring to the
1975 indication of approval
by district council. —

While — other. ‘aldermen.
sympathized with the dev-
elopers, they indicated that
the Seymour Plan, which had
taken a number ‘of years of
study ‘and work before

“pase 4- February & 1978 - orth Shore News

“was no way he was going to
’ budge, never mind get out,

are

= be introduced.

without it being” handled by

‘After, fifteen: ‘minutes “of

receiving reassurances down.

afi

chimney, help had
rrived i im the s shape of West.
Vancouver Fire Department.

During ‘the Abacus appli.
cation for early inclusion in
Seymour, Officials . pointed ©

_ out that the report claimed to -
be flexible. They suggested _

the . ‘flexibility should be.
applied in’ the case of .

| Parkway Village.

“Council the: plan
was flesibles but not at the
- present time. The main point
put forward by council
members was that the

Seymour Development Plan

neéded time to establish _
\ itself” before it could be.
“thrown out.”

_ While the pian . may bear
fruit over the years,
appears the district may have
lost an early opportunity for
. 480 residential’ ‘homes in.
‘Seymour. ;

Tan Birtwell, development
manager of Abacus Cities
Ltd., could not.be immediat-
ely reached for: comment, | |

50% are overweight —

Statistics show that over
half the Canadian population
is overweight. Give your

North Shore h

heart a break—keep weight —
down ‘says B.C. Heart.

for folk music |

Folk music is: alive and
well and living on the North
Shore. |

North Shore Folk was
launched Monday evening at
the Anne Macdonald Hall at
Presentation House to det- .
ermine whether there is
call for folk music meetings
to be held on a regular basis..

More than. 70. le
attended, firmly establishing |
an outlet for folk music since
host and organiser of the
meeting, Bob Bliss, declared
that fol ’ music evenings will

now | be held there every

. Monday at 8 p.m. It is only
the second club of its kind in
the Vancouver areca,

The evening gave several
closet folk musicians the
opportunity to play and sing
before an appreciative aud-
ience which made the most of
the ‘hall’s fine acoustics on
the chorus lines.

Folk enthusiasts are invi-
ted’ to- attend the evenings
which will probably have a
$0é admission charge to pay
for the hiring of the hall.

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° to “ get’. out - while - that -

_. were: loosened. by. tapping

it «

» Tom Carter a Ws
North ‘Vancouver . So
“taken. ‘now to. solve. the:
_ Separation question. Ps he

"the ‘movement. ‘didn’t’ ‘make. -

They. iinmediately came = to
the same conclusion every-~. :
one else had reached: there

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it ‘was ‘anlw-a

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was no way John was going before his rescuers ‘had split .
the chimney in two and little”
John had been lifted out:and°
_.was safely back. with his dad, -

barbecue. chimney was" ‘still.
standing. a

“The bricks ‘above John.

Lae

George Bentley... .

and then pried apart witha scare a7:
crowbar, while at the other.
end of the problem, John’s.
feet were being propped ap

from the fireplace, to ensure

oon aS es

NO

REGIONAL DISTRICT

REVIEW

Notice i is hereby given that ay
Public Hearing will be held at

: NEW WESTMINSTER a | |

Centennial Lodge, =

Queen’s Park, foot of 3rd Ave. |

Monday, February 27, 1978-10am and 2 pm.
Tuesday, February 28, 1978-9am and 7 pm

CHILLIWACK | vO _ Ce
Chilliwack United Church Hall,

' 45 Spadina Ave., — .
‘Wednesday, March 1, 1978-2pm and 7 pm
Thursday, March 2, 1978-10am and 2pm |

Organizations or “Individuals ‘who wish to
present a Brief to the Reviow Committee and
have not yet informed the Executive
Secretary should do 80 as soon as possible.

Individuals attending the Public Hearing and
. wishing to make an oral presentation are aleo
wolcome.

On behalf of the Committee

Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (Retired)
Executive Secretary _

Regional District Review ‘Committee
Suite 206-515 West 10th Avenue |
Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 4A8 872-2335

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