CLEANUP crew used front end loader to remove
(Elisworth Dickson photo)

School.

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NV school fire
investigated

FIRE caused damage
esumated at $75-$100,000 at
Sutherland School in) North
Vancouver carly Monday
morning

RCMP detectives and fire

inspectors from North
Vancouver City are in
vestipating the cause of the 3
am fire which began in a
fenced off: area of wood
supphes

The tire is) beheved to
have started just inside a
chain hnk fence used to
store lumber for the schools

carpentry shop.

Heat from the fire was
sufficiently intense to
penetrate through the door
to the workshop area and
destroy sawdust) extraction
equipment

The fire also spread into
an automotive shop area.
destroying vanous materals
there and causing smoke
damage to both the wood
and auto workshops

The alarm was raised
when the fire broke windows
and set off heat
inside Che building

detectors

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debris left from fire at Sutherland

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$5M. ESTIMATE
eferendum
will decide

= WV repaving

A REFERENDUM
asking West Van-
couverites whether
they are willing to pay
$5 million for new
roads will be held June

12, council decided
Monday.

By NANCY WEATHERLEY

The three-year repaving
program will replace 15
miles of roads all over West
Van, which is about 10 per
cent of the total.

Alderman John Hum-
phries said the roadway is
badly in need of a mayor
overhaul and renewal as
roads are “falling apart” in
places.

Many years of only minor,
surface repairs, and lack of
funds “to build roads of a
quality to stand modern day
traffic” were blamed in a
statement by Mayor Derrick
Humphreys.

Although the repaving is
expected to take about three
years, taxpayers will still be
paying for it in 10 years.

Alderman Humphries said

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for dinner!

at affordable prices Open 7 days a week for lunch

and dinner.

Our new “Home” still has an “Attic” and
smorgasbord on Sunday from 12 to 7 pm

RACK OF LAMB PERSILLE

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and parslied butter

PEPPER STEAK MADAGASGAR

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STUFFED TROUT MEUNIERE
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"Almost boneless

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Our all new restaurant is located
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A3 - Wednesday April 24,1982--‘North Slore News

this is part of a policy where
future uSers pay for present
improvements in_ the
municipality.

According to the mayor’s
statement, the project will
cost the average
householder about $1.50 per
week, a total of about $630
over the 10 years.

In spite of the poor
economy, the mayor said

work should begin in August
1982.

But Alderman Dave
Finlay suggested the
economy might improve

next year, making govern-
ment grants more available.
He said it wasn't necessary to
Start work this year.

The work would include
curbs, guttering and
drainage in areas’ where
there is none “and the roads
fritter away through
shoulder wear and _ frost
action ” said the mayor.

He reminded the meeting
that the program will create
jobs and stated that once the
repaving has been done the
normal municipal budget
should be enough for

ongoing maintenance of
roads.

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