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when he heard ‘a petition by
North Van resident Arlene
Bell, of 901 Forest Hills, for
the board’s hiring of com-
munity school coordinators
to be declared illegal, at- an
in-chambers hearing.

Should he rule in favor of
her,. his decision will almost
certainly have repercussions
in community - schools
throughout B.C.

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Council hears complaints of Clyde's

By AMANDA KING

West Vancouver
council has heen told
“enough is enough,”
when it comes to
Clyde’s Disco, And the
area around the disco
has been branded as
“depraved.”

William Irwin, 70, wants
the liquor licence for Clyde's
disco at 1552 Marine Dr. to
be cancelled because of
what he calls “goons running
around = yelling fire and
murder,”

Irwin told council
Tuesday he has also had. five
plate glass windows broken
recently by youths he said
had been patronizing
Clyde's. And the youths.have
been entering the apartment
buildings in the area.

“I lost two tenants last
month because they couldn't
flake it anymore. Since
Clyde’s opened we've had
nothing but trouble,” Irwin
said. He showed council
members a piece of broken
bottle which he said was
thrown through his window

just before the Labor Day
weekend.

“The people who okayed
the licence for Clyde's didn’t
know a single thing about
discos. But we do,” he
emphasized, adding the area
around Marine Dr, and 14th
and t5th Streets, “is more
depraved than Columbia and
Hastings.”

Clyde McCrae, owner-
operator of the disco, denied
that patrons of Clyde's were
responsible for the havoc.

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the grimace on the face of this B.C. Ferry worker at Horseshoe Bay clearly . from the mainland. Ferry workers were scheduled to meet Friday with the
indicated. The one day wildcat strike Thursday at Horseshoe Bay and B.C. Ferry. Corporation to discuss snags in contract talks that led to the
Departure Bay effectively halted sailings between Nanaimo and Van- disruption inservice.

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