All-candidate meetings abound

THE electoral train
gathers steam with cer-
tain direction and pur-
pose. All-candidates
meetings are mount-
ing, What’s on track so
far:

West Vancouver

BW Oct. 29, Tuesday, 7:30

p.m, Sentinel secondary
school gym, West Vancouver
school
trustee can-
didates,
hosted by
West
Vancouver
District
Parent
Advisory
Councily.

@ Nov. 7, ‘Thursday, 7 pam,
Rogers Cable, West
Vancouver mayoraley and
council candidates;

@ Nov. 5, Friday, 2:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m., West
Vancouver Seniors’ Centre,
West, Vancouver mayoralty
and council candidates;

@ Nov, 10, Sunday, 2 p.m.
to 5 p.m., North Shore
Unitarian Church, West
Vancouver ma oralty and
council candidates;

@ Nov. 12, Tuesday, 7pm,
West Vancouver secondary
auditorium, West Vancouver
all-candidates, hosted by the
West Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce; :
North Vancouver City

@ Nov. 2, Saturday, } p.m.
to2 p: im., Lonsdale Quay,
North Vancouver City may-
oralty candidates;
@ Nov..2; Saturday, 2 p.m.
to4 Pats Lonsdale Quay, -
North Vancouver City coun-
. cil candidates;
@ Nov. 12, Tuesday, 7 p. m.,,
Rogers Cable, North
Vancouver City mayoralty
and council candidates;
North Van District
&-Nov.:2, Saturday, 2 p.m. -
vo 4 p.m., Deep Cove
Cultural Centre, North
Vancouver District council
candidates, hosted by the

Decp Cove Community
Association;

‘November 16

@ Nov. 5, Tuesday, Rogers
Cable, 7 p. m., North
Vancouver District council
candidates;
Nov. 7, Thursday, 7 pun,
Norgate school, North
Vancouver District council
candidates, hosted by the
Lower Capilano Steering
Committee;
@ Nov. 9, Saturday, } p.m.
to 3 p.m., Lynn Valley
Centre, North Vancouver
District
council can-
didates,
hosted by
the North
Vancouver
Chamber of
Commerce;
@ Nov. 13,
Wednesday, 7 pm, A
Caring Community Forum
— Social Issues, Highlands
United Church, North
Vancouver District council
candidates, sponsored by
Capilano Community
Services Society,
NV City and District
@ Oct. 30, Wednesday, 7:30

‘p.m., Carson Graham

school, North Vancouver
school trustee candidates,
co-sponsored by the North
Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce and the North
Vancouver District Parent
Advisory Council;

HE Nov. 12, Tuesday, 8 p.m,
Carson Graham school,
North Vancouver school
trustee candidates, co-hosted
North Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce and by North
Vancouver Band and Strings
Parents Association;

North and West Van.

MI Nov. 4, Monday, 7 p.m.,

Rogers Cable, North and
West Vancouver school
trustee candidates; -
Lions Bay

Nov. 14, Thursday, 6
pm, Rogers Cable, Lions’
- Bay mayoralty and council

candidates;

‘North Shore

M Now. 16, Saturday, 8 p.m.
to 9 p.m., Rogers Cable,
election results. » ,

_ By Michael Becker

“We have an urgent need for your
good usable Textile, Bedding, Clothing
and Miscellaneous products...

For Free Pick-Up
Call: 293-L7E1

Your donation will help us to provide:
Rehabilitation opportunities for
addicted persons, through the sale of -

used and recycled items in the

Salvation Army Thrift Stores and
Clothing for Fire Victims and the poor

in our communities.

SHARING IS CARING

Applicant:

NEWS photo NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge

VANCOUVER Grizzlies GM Stu Jackson (centre in back) helped out with last year's Together Against
Violence Flashlight Walk. Well, it’s @ year later and once again the WV Family Court/Youth Justice
Committee and the WVD Parent Advisory Council are sponsoring the walk to raise awarensss about vio-
lence in society. The walk will take place on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. & at Dundarave Pler at 7 Pp. Mm. « {

What's Happening in Our District

PuBLic HEARINGS ON Bylaw 6896 “Rezoning Bylaw 1066”.

ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENTS

Applicant: The Corporation of the District of

. ‘ . North Vancouver
por Hearings are scheduled to provide an North Vanco

opportunity for Council to hear from those who
believe their interest in property may be affected by
changes to these bylaws, as oudined below.

Proposed TEXT
Amendment: — To'amend the District of North

.. Vancouver Zoning Bylaw to allow a.
small outdoor customer service
seating area-of up to two tables (4
seats) when associated with a retail .

food service use.

Date:
Time:
Location:

Monday, November 4, 1996

7:00 p.m.

Council Chamber of Municipal Hall,

355 West Queens Road, North

Vancouver, B.C. 7 oo oe
: : a ee . a Purpose:.

Bylaw 6889 - “Rezoning Bylaw 1064”

oh 16 allow for greater use of outdoo
. customer service areas.
Il persons who belie iheir interest in property
may be affected by the above proposals will be

alforded an opportunity to be heard in person and/or
by written submission... Written submissions will be .:
_ accepted. up to the conclusion of the Public Hearings
These Public Hearings are held under the’ provisions
of the Municipal Act. Copies of the Bylaws, ;

_ resolutions, supporting staff reports and any. ‘Televant’.
background material are avaiiable for review at the
District of North Vancouver.

The Corporation of the District of
North Vancouver

Western portion of 1389 Harold
Road (DL 2023, Lot 1, Plan 15449)
as s shown o on map helow.

Subject Land:

ro

YNN VALLEY
ELEMENTARY SEHOOL

a.

_ Clerk's Office or Planning Department |“.

Municipal Hall, 395, West Queens Road, ,
HAROLD ROAD Monday through Friday, except Statutory Holidays, =
October 22, 1996 through November 4, 1996, :
inclusive, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30"

p.m.

MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY

DRAYCOTT ROAD Agnes S. Hilsen

Deputy Municipal Clerk

Proposed
Amendment: — To rezone a portion of the property
from Single-Family Residential
(RS3) to Parks, Recreation and

Open Space (PRO).

Rezoning and acquisition of this
property will enable the District to
complete the creek greenbelt
adjacent to Hastings Creek.

Purpose: