12 - Wednesday, October £, 1986 - North Shore News

NORTH VANCOUVER $ shoppers may have noticed
something new in their local supermarkets over the fast
few months. A new rocket-shaped rigid toothpaste con-
tainer has arrived in Canada accompanied by a furry of
advertising. This nifty little invention is clean, more effi-

What's the most

inquiring
reporter

y
Stephen Barrington

Jsason St. Cyr Wes Spi
North Vancouver

Cars. You don't have to
walk anymore and you

can get around faster.

Robbi Currie

North Vancouver
Pe:sonally F've never
thought about it. I'll say
a pair of skates — I'ma
figure skating instructor.

less time
where and
easier.

PRIVATE FIELD USED PUBLICLY
School requests aid

COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL, a
private school, has asked West
Vancouver District to help with the
maintenance of its field due to the
use it gets from the general public.

‘*We’re not intending to dip into
the public till,’ explained Coll-
ingwood School Board member
Peter Dowling at Monday’a coun-
cil meeting.

Dowling requested whatever
assistance council deetued suitable
— 25-30 per cent if possible. The
yearly cost of maintenance is about
$2,000 per year.

The field at the school is used by
the public for slo-pitch softball,
; pee-wee baseball and soccer.
hy The request had already been
. considered and rejected by West

Vancouver District staff.

The district’s grass cutting crew
is already under-manned, explain-
ed parks director Frank Kurucz.
But help with maintenance might
be considered if the field itself
were in better condition.

District staff has learned that
neither North Vancouver, Burnaby
or Vancouver municipalities assist
with the maintenance of private
school fields, but public use of
these fields is unusual.

‘I'm inclined to support the ap-
plication,’’ said Ald. Mark Sager.

Ald. David Finlay said the mat-
ter warranted further investigation
and moved that it be tabled and
returned to staff for consideration
again next week.

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will this invention really make a difference in the way
people brush their teeth or is it destined for the junk
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they think is the most useful invention.

useful invention?

Ron Davis
North Vancouver

That's basically hard to
say — there are so many
things. I read about so
many things that are
available elsewhere but
are not available in this
country yet.

Bob Beason
North Vancouver
The mind boggles.

I
haven't really thought
about it because there are
many good inventions.

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