END OF LINE for this locomotive c came Friday last week when it was derailed at the entrance to North Vancouver’ 3
Neptune Terminals after a switching error which left if there until the tracks were repaired. ( lan Smith photo).

Mohawk recycling
plant gets go-ahead

An application by.

Mohawk Oil for subdivision
approval of a portion of
Hooker Chemical’s property
was approved Monday by
North Vancouver District
Council.

The decision will legalize
Mohawk’s right to build their
proposed used oil recycling

Eleven highly rated
students from North Van-
couver District schools were

recognized last week by the

North Van District council.

In a special ceremony held:
prior to the council meeting,
Mayor Don Bell awarded
stidents bursaries worth
$150 each, from the District

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plant on the property at the
Forester-Ewan site south of
the Dollarton Highway and
east of Second Narrows
Bridge.

The companies concerned
have agreed to a condition of
approval requiring that a
road allowance for the
realignment of the Dollarton

Present at the council
meeting to receive their
awards were; Alvin Razan,
of 3836 Lynn Valley Road;
Kathy Williams, of 1386
Dovercourt Road; Lori
Murton, of 532 Vienna
Crescent; Kris Homer, of
3050 Mardale Road: Ian
Hers, of 4589 Ramsay Road;
Edith Yung, of 656

Highway be reserved over
the northern half of the
property.

This will be a vital factor
in the implementation of the
District's “Seymour Plan”
when it comes before
council shortly for con-
Sideration and formal ap-

‘proval.

N.V. scholars honored

Place; and David W.Powell

of 352 N. Dollarton High-
way.

Unable to be present at
the meeting were; Anne
Gale of 4338 Ruth Crescent:
Suzanne Barclay, of 76-920

A North Vancouver man
who has been keeping
monkeys for 40 years is

convinced two of his squirrel

. monkeys have been stolen,

- and hé is willing to pay $100
for their return.

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‘Those ‘monkeys are my
-life,’ said the man who lives

_on East 21st Street, and does

not wish to be identified.

~He-said he discovered the
monkeys were missing, on
Saturday morning.
‘The door was wide. open
and the door to the cage was
wide open.’

He said one monkey was
still in the cage, but two
others, one weighing a half
pound, and the other about a
pound and a half, were
missing.

The RCMP were. called,
and he said, they felt the
monkeys might just have
wandered off on their own. _

But he said, ‘the monkeys
could not have gotten out on
their own, and added that”
even if they had, they would |
have stayed in the area.

_._. ‘They might be alive in

some tiny little cage,’ said

the man, who keeps his four \e

monkeys in a large en-
closure. ae

The man said he is willing —
to pay $100 for the return: of
the monkeys, and $50 for
any information leading to
their return.

Anyone with such in-
formation is asked to phone
985-7279.

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