44 - Sunday, February 17, 1985 - North Shore News

PHIL CHEW
Dinner to ai

one-leg skier

EFFORTS by friends to raise expense funds for
North Vancouver disabled skier Phil Chew are
underway with a testimonial dinner and dance

scheduled for Feb. 22.

The 32-year-old com-
petitive skier, who lost his
leg to cancer in 1977, turned
to, and learned well, a sport
he had never tried before,
and is committed to
challenging the rest of the
world’s best at the 1986
World Disabled Ski Cham-
pionships in Eurape. Profes-
sional skiiers, and Chew’s
peers, consider Chew to be
Canada’s best hope for a
World Disabled title.

Chew was named 1984's
Canadian Alpine competitor
of the Year; he holds the
current Swiss disabled

Closer to

OPEN SHOPPING hours
moved a step closer to reality
Monday in North Vancouver
District, when Council pass-
ed the Shops Exemption
Bylaw by a four to two
margin,

Ald. Mary Segal, the most
vocal supporter of open
shopping. hours in: the

championship; he was one of
two Canadians who gave
single-ski demonstrations at
the 1984 Winter Olympic
Games at Sarajevo,
Yugoslavia at the request of
the International Olympic
Committee; and just before
that he placed sixth overall
at the World Winter Games
in Austria.

Chew’s present goals are
to continue training for
world-class events in 1985
and '86, and to win the 1986
World Disabled Ski Cham-
pionship.

Chew's performance has
progressed since he started

wide-open

District, said Council was
duty bound to act on the
mandate received from
municipal voters in
November which saw resi-
dents vote 6,516 to 3,393 in
favor of open shopping
hours.

Ald. Craig Clark, one of
the two councillors against

out in 1979, from placing at
the U.S. Nationals in '79 to
coming fifth at the Canadian
Nationals in ’81 to placing
fourth in the Canadians at
Banff in °82 and winning a
bronze at the same competi-
tion in '83.

With all of his efforts
directed towards ski training
and competition, he is ac-
tively associated with the
Hang Five Amputee Racing
Club, the Canadian Disabled
Racing Club and the B.C.
Disabled Racing Team.

The fundraising dinner
will be held for Chew Feb.
22 at The Edge, 1225 Homer
St. from 7 p.m. to I a.m.
The $20 tickets are available
at Butcher, Baker, Sandwich
Maker, 119 Lonsdale, or call
988-6785.

shopping

the bylaw, said open shopp-
ing hours could create pro-
blems within the municipali-
ty.

Ald. Joan Gadsby saying
open hours could be
disastrous for smaller
businesses furced to stay
open in malls.

THE FOLLOWING pets are in

Guide

A FRAUD operation in
which a man pretends to sell
subscriptions to TV Guide
magazine has police advising
residents, particularly senior
citizens, to be on the lookout
for suspicious persons
soliciting door-to-door.

North Vancouver RCMP
says the man, after per-
suading customers to
subscribe to the magazine,
either offers to write the
cheque out for the custom-
ers, writes in an amount
greater than the cost of the
subscription, or totally alters

RECENT CASES in North
Shore courts have resulted in
the following fines and jail
sentences for drinking-driv-
ing related offenses. Man-
datory licence suspension is
in addition to published
penalty.

WEST VAN COURTS

Frank Allen Christepher-
son, 3870 Bayridge, West
Van {over .08, $350); Ed-
ward Alvin Hals, Coal Har-
bor, B.C. (impaired, 14

’ days); John Ambrose Car-

thy, 5735 Bluebell, West Van
(over .08, $350); Rudy Deer-
ing, 4072 Marine Drive,
West Van (impaired, refuse
breath ‘test, 14 days);
Christopher Scott, 102-260
E. 12th St., North Van (over
-08, $400); Magans Soelberg,

315 E. !5th St., North Van -

(over .08, $325); Colleen
Brenda Bulych, 208-1552
Esquimalt, West Van (over
.08, $325); Thomas Hans
Schlote, 510 W. Keith Road,
West Van (impaired, 14
days); Charles Frank
Michail, 705-151 E, Keith
Rd., North Van (over .08,
refuse breath test, $700);
Petra Kacznarek, Burnaby
(over .08, $275); Walter
Lam, Vancouver (over .08,
$525); Andrzej Wojcieszek,
304-230 W. Fourth St.,
North Van (refuse breath
test, $375); Randy Raplh
Edward, 4431 Triumph,
Burnaby (over .08, 30 days);
Guy David Barbour, 2335
Palmerston, West Van (over
-08, 30 days); Mark Matthew
Geddes, 300 East Fourth,
North Van (refuse breath
test, 14 days); Eckehard
Johannes Priebe, 2137
Nelson, West Van (over .08,
$500); David Edward
Robinson, 6006 Main Street,

Vancouver (over .08, $200);
Jeffrey James Hall, 1748
Fulton, Wes: Van (over .08,
$500); Bruce Alvin Mac-
Donald, 6479 Wellington,
West Van (over .08, $500).

NORTH VAN COURTS

Michael Todd Olynyk,
Surrey (over .08, 14 days);
Francis Samuel Borden,
Vancouver (impaired, $500);
William Derek Townsend,
North Vancouver (impaired,
14 days); Ralph Beamish,
North Vancouver (impaired,
$300); Mary Arbanas, North
Vancouver (over .08, $500);
Lorraine Eleanor Casano

(refuse breath test, $400);
Edward Clarkson Ross,
North Vancouver (impaired,

Washer & Dryer
stack for lass space.
NO venting.

HOME FURNISHINGS

Warehouse/Showroom

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
{2 biks. behind the Avalon)
at 1075 Roosevelt Cres., N.Van.

12:4 Sin 980-8738

$500); John Kevin Hine,
Burnaby (over .08, $500);
Gregory Ray Bonkowski,
Vancouver (impaired, refuse
breath test, $750); Monique
Nannett Samson, North

ee

Vancouver (over .08, $500);
Douglas Stanley Stewart,
North Vancouver (refuse
breath test, 21 days); James
Paul Ditchburn, North Van-
couver (over .08, 14 days.)

Chicken
Home
Tonight

All During February

Take a whole Montreal style BBQ
chicken home

THE PIZZA
MADNESS

continue

Celebrate with the best-tasting pizza in town.

Large Pizza

5 Toppings:
e Sauce * Cheese
* Plus any 3 others

Hours: Sun-Thurs = 59m-11pm
Fri & Sat Spm lam

Free Delivery after 5 pm, minimum order of $6.00

Wooden Plate Restaurant

Fully Licensed
986-3010

2988 Mountain Hwy.

986-2475

need of good homes:

DONATE
Pure-bred St. Bernard;
Pure-bred Golden Lab;
pure-bred long-haired
German Shepherd; Great
Dane cross; medium-size
German Shepherd;
Husky-shepherd pup;
six-week-old husky-
shepherd pups; Collic-
Springer spaniel pup;
various cats and kittens.
Phone 987-9015 or .988-
5643.
PETS LIMITED
Young black lab cross;
cream terrier cross;
f Lab-St. Bernard cross;
Lab-Shepherd cross:
q Gilden Lab cross; large
pure-bred German Shep-
herd; gentle 90 ser cent
shepherd; pretty Jong-
haired orange cat. All
animals spayed or
neutered and have shots.
| Telephone 988-7461 or
984-0750.

sales faked

the amount written in by the
unsuspecting victim.

Victims learn of the fraud
when the cheques clear.

Persons with any informa-
tion on the scheme are asked
to contact Cst. Scott Braes
at 985-1311.

ADVERTISING
CORRECTION

Eaton's Preview Beok
appearing in the
North Shore News.
Wednesday, February 6,
1985

Page 6 - item 8F - Two-pleal
cuffed ankle pant. Iilustra-
tion is incorrect. The belt is
not included.

new bath- f
## room includes all
i new fixtures, tub, ¢

tiles, toilet, sink taps, #

Your

Page 13- Item 13C - Bass
Casual. The description is in-
correct. This snoe does not

d all completely in- § have ‘'Tru-Moc’'
i stalled to replace f construction. ;
# existing bathroom — § ;

i from as little as & Page 14-Item 148

Georgette dress with
dolman sleeves. The size
description is. incorrect. It
should read, sizes 8 to 16.

$1895.00

Page 17- Item 17A - Petite
fleece jacket, item “17¢ -
Camel hair-look car coat.
The descriptions of these
coats are incorrect. They
should read with acetate lin-
ingnot with rayon lining.

Page. 43-item 43A -
Realistic flowers and
greenery not available in all
Stores. ,

Page 50-lItem 50C
-Bionaire 500, Item 50D -
Bionaire 1000. The descrip-
tion is incorrect. It should
read, “'Helps rid your home
of airborne dust, pollen and
smoke particles.”

Barry Innes

# ‘In over 28 years §
# of doing business on §
# the North Shore it §
# has been a real f
pleasure helping peo-
ple with repairs and §
renovations of their ¢
homes."’ Why not let

ji us help you? i

Page 59- Item 59A -Sanyo
20" colour TV. The descrip-
tion is incorrect. It should
read Model 91C616.

Due to supplier delivery pro-
blems, the following items
are not available for im-

PLUMBING ¢ HEATING mediate delivery. However,
ELECTRICAL * DRAINAGE orders will be accepted now
KITCHENS # BATHROOMS for delivery by the dates
REC ROOMS SUN DECKS . ° :

SKYLITES © CERAMIC TILE Page 49-Item 49G
-‘Construx’ World of Wheels.

PAINTING ° DRYWALL March Bond. ol Wheels

Licensed Bonded Insured
—-Workmen-— page 42 - Italian crystal

stemware. Item 42A, 42B,
42C and 42D.

Orders wili be taken at a
later dato.

| We will be glad to #
# give free estimates ¢
on our guaranteed |

inadvertently, the errors
listed above have appeared
in our advertising. We
sincerely regret any in-
convenience or contusion to
our customers.

EATON'S