42 - Wednesday, May 19, 1993 - North Shore News

Burrard band opens

THE BURRARD Indi
Band held a grand opening
feast worthy of the greatest
of ancestors Saturday, May
8. The feast celebrated the
completion of a reserve res
taurant and convenience
stare called The Gathering
Place Cafe.

(CARA SRE OR A ehh Va TART CORY AEROS

NATIVE AFFAIRS
by Paul Hughes

The pew facility, located nest
tu the bid office on Ghum-Lye
Road just eff Duollarton Highway,
will preavile employment for sis
mite workers and, ateearditng w
Chiet Leonid Gearge, will gene
chile same profin for tee bind as
well

The new operation is part of a
mndti-phased economic develop-
Ment program that begin last yeas
with. the construction of the
Takaya Coll Oriving Range.

Fanding for this latest: prajest
wus provided by a loan. reevived
through the Hongkong Bank
The restaurant is an expression,
said George, of the band's deier-
mninadon to direct its owns future,

“Hs a oud example ol self:
governinent inaction,’ he said,
“We never asked permission; we
just did it, and it's working out

native workers spent the
past six months ina training pre.
gram involving the Food and Bev.

NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD

Board to seek
budget input

NORTH VANCOUVER District
44 School Board (NVSB) wants
more public input into its
budgetary proces

By Kevin Gillies
Contributing Writer

The board recently passed a
motion directing its superintendent
ef schools and its secretary-tr-
easurer to examine the possibility
of forming an ongoing, broad-
based budget advisory committee
to gather ‘‘wider public involve-
ment and input’ into its budget.

The board will also took into
the feasibility of drawing up a
simplified budget formula to
parallel the required budget for-
mula.

The move is an effort on the
board’s part to help the public
understand the process more and
to get them more involved.

Board chairman Don Bell said
the initiative could prevent situa-
tions in which key role players in
the education field are arguing
about what the facts are.

“There’s all kinds of frustration
out there,’’ he said.

“YT hear it through phone calls,
letters and meeting people at
public functions.

“We need to try something,”
he said.

However, he added that the
board would ultimately retain re-
sponsibility.

“I'm not suggesting that we ab-
rogate, in any way, our responsi-
bility as elected officials.”'

Superintendent Dr. Robin
Brayne and secretary-treasurer
Len Berg will report their recom-
mendations to the board at a later
meeting.

Spirit of
Giving

Resource Group lade. it
company providing training, de
velopment and consulting tech:
niques in sairtous Havers of Me res
fancint and hospitality trade.

James Kennedy, managing
associate with the fas and: Ser-
vice Resources Group, satd that the
(rainees hard oe prian experience in
the trade,

“But, he added,
ready to ga.”’

erage

“how theyre

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the
the
future and is encouraged that his
mote

The Cath.
ering, Place is open. to everyene,

the
native
along he

yathering P

She restuurare’s Call menu ine
cludes everything teow salads and
appetizers (o entrees and desserts,
vovering a wide range of selections
from barack ty bamura splits,

Said Kennedy, who assisted in
the menu choices, “Onpinaty we
wanted to oserveallaboriginid
dishes, but soon found we were in
a community that wanted ice
chai and demon aperingue pie as

DAUM BRAKES

Includes\] about ty install aew premium
quality brake linings; Resuttsce two
brake drum 9- pont braking system
checks Cast of brake Haings catea: Hod
lest, Most cars Ask for detaiis.

DISC BRAKAS

Includes} abour to install new preanisey
quality dine pads; Keeurface mwa ilisc
rotors; 7 point beaking system checks
Cont af brake pauls extta; Rear dise
brakes extra: Road test: Most cars. Ash
(ot detatta.

ce cafe

Qther employees of The Gather-
ing Place inelude Lorel Thomas
and Susie Guss, who provide the
cooking skills, Elizabeth Paul is in
charge of serving.

Serena George works in the
convenience store. Theresa
Nahinee manages the store.

Hours of operation for the res
tuuramt are Th aan. to J p.m. The
convenience store will operate
from 8a ta 3 pan,

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CANOUR OSLY +
FARIS EXTHA

2 WHEE EL DISC OR DRUM BRAKES. MOST CARS.

ELECT RONIC

IGNITION TUNE-UP

tieludes: Labour tu install ew

spark plugs; Perform cylinder balance test:
Cheek and adjust timing: Cheek and test HT,
wiring, distributer cap, rotor, Check and tent
PVC. operation; Check and adjust idle speeds;
(aspect ais, fuel, and all applicate filters; Final
igniting system analysin; Road fest.

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ACYL CARS
PLUS TAXES

LABOUR ONLY -PARTS EXTRA.

FOR MOST CARS PLEASE ASK FOR
DETAILS REGARDING YOUR VEINCLE.
VANS/PICK-UPS EXTRA,

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CARS.

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