Re ee ee,

three years for a planned

“2 _expansion into. the premises

For ‘evening ‘viewing.

STAR-GROOMING DEPT:
The ‘North Shore may
soon have a second local boy
joining the indestructible

Attn ‘Williams “in Victoria's

b y Noel Wright

Then, last week, Ree was

‘named again -- this time as a

talented future. - attorney-
general by Marjorie
Nichols, the Victoria scribe

MLA Jack Davis who has a

- lot of earlier experience in
the job -- but don’t hold your |

breath yet on that one...

Po re

next door. The . ‘trouble_ is
that he’s short of four extra -

‘parking places*~ required

under a municipal. bylaw
before the expansion can be
authorized — and his lan-
dlord refuses to-pull-down an.
outbuilding on the property —

corridors ~ of power. Just
- maybe, even a third.
When a - government

. that he’s destined,

eed

lbackbencher begins to be
‘talked about, it.can be a sign
even-
tually, for bigher things.
When a rooky backbencher,
elected for the first time

of an Overtown daily. That's:

pretty good going for even a
seasoned backbencher, let
alone one whom you might
charitably assume to be still .
slightly damp behind the

ears. But Mr. Ree,. former,
_legal counsel to the Van-

couver Stock Exchange,

- seems to have dried himself

__-—barely three—and—a— half

to be talked about but is ~

months ago, not only begins

unconditionally nominated
for a cabinet post by two
tough-minded political
columnists, it’s time to sit up
and take notice. That's the
rather pleasant situation in
which personable Angus
Ree, Socred MLA for North
Van-Capilano, presently

finds himself as Premier Bill
Bennett ponders his widely
expected cabinet shuffle.

The first nomination came
a couple of weeks or so ago
from Jim Hume, political
guru of the Victoria

‘Colonist, who tagged Ree as

Number Two among three
solid candidates for the three
$55,000-a-year cabinet posts
presumed to be up for grabs.

“the |

Speaking of B.C.R.I.C.
shares, West Van Mayor
Derrick Humphreys was on
his way to the bank Thur-
sday. to collect his own five

_freebies and donate them to
Lions Gate. Hospital ©

Chitdren’s Floor fund ... and

while..we're on that subject,.

which—would-provide—the

“Chief

tomorrow. (Monday, August: of “heat noevil, see noeyil” a
20).at 8 p.m. on CBC-TV |
' Channel’.2/Cable 3. North
Van District Fire Prevention ©

Waddell .

G.C.”

recommends. “The. Other

Child” — described as a “a -
“horror film but one that is
_It a

very - tastefully done”...

four, needed. stalls. “Mayor.
Humphreys” says he’s ‘ex-
plored every way of assisting |

‘Chris legally. but he can’t’

interfere. with’ building’.
bylaws. Chris) claims
municipal officials misled
him .by failing, during the.

off remarkabi ly after
his fairly. spectacular May 10
victory in ex-Liberal leader -

Gordon Gibson’s old riding. ~
He hit the headlines recently

with an imaginative proposal
that the B.C. Resources
Investment Corporation
should off-load a fraction of
its half-billion-dollar take
from the sale of $6
B.C.R.I.C. shares by buying
back Pacific Western

. Airlines from Alberta. And,

as Ms. Nichols pointed out,
his political . pedigree is
impeccable: he’s just about
the only Socred who's never
been either a Tory or a Grit.

Meanwhile, for transport
and highways minister in her
“cabinet of all the talents”
Ms. -Nichols ~ nominates
North Vancouver Seymour

CHINESE. TELL CONGRESSMEN

a Salute to North Shore TV
Channel 10: they're planning
to wind up. the fund drive
with a telethon on Sep-
tember 22. Stay tuned.

es ee

The patrons of Peppi’s
popular Dundarave
restaurant have real class.
Parked outside one evening
last week was a gleaming
black VW convertible on to
which had been grafted a
Rolls Royce hood and
radiator grill. If you can’t
beat them, weld them...

cde

Aless happy restaurateur
is Chris Haritonides, owner
of the The Greek Con-
nection in Ambleside, who is
committed to an $800-a-
month lease over the next

_ puess,

deals — withthe

-inflieted.on young: children: ~
. by.-exposure to heat. and

flame and is designed to jerk. -

us out. ‘of our’ widespread |
-fire-
prevention. Better to face:

apathy” ‘towards:
the facts on the tube, I

actually happens...

than wait until: it

following a : deliberate policy

NAME GAME: Mrs.
Tony Cella of: Boston --
better ‘known in these: parts
Karen. Magnussen...

“Pacific Coliseum; her guests.

» will: include.Troller Cranston
“eee ‘Capilano | College’s' In- |
stitute’ of -Quebec studies

_ plans a fall-winter series of
evening forums on La Belle.
Province at: .North ‘Van's

Presentation House hosted.

planning discussions, to
-emphasi at—the—extra-
parking -piaces were

essential and now — faced
with a possible loss of.
$28,800 for a useless three-
year lease -- he plans legal
‘action. Meanwhile, his
neighbor, an optician who
closes when Chris opens, has
offered him the evening use _

of four extra parking places, ©

but city hall won't buy that
solution either. Somewhere
in this whole.affair there’s a
pungent smell of nonsense
from one side of the fence or
the other. Do_ restaurant.
patrons, one wonders,
habitually run amok and
cause a breach of the peace
‘simply because there are
four private parking stalls
too few at the rear of the
building?

a
nn &
*

J.S. the strongest nation

PEKING (UPI) - The
United States is the strongest
country in the world but is in
danger of losing its lead in

- science and technology to

the Soviet Union, a Chinese
leader told seven visiting
U.S. congressmen Friday.

“Only the United States
can stand up to the Soviet
Union and it should stay
strong,” said Tan Zhelin,
vice chairman — of
Standing Committee of the
National People’s Congress,

China’s equivalent of a
parliament.
The delegation of

American legislators was led

oe

by Rep. Harley Staggers,
chairman of the House of
Representatives Committee
on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, . who briefed
reporters on the meeting.

Tan said that the United .

States “perhaps lacks a
perception of the Soviet
threat.”

He referred to the Soviet

the Union as the “polar bear” -

the derogatory Chinese term
for Russians.

He told the delegation the
Soviet Union is “up to
mischief” in the Middle East,
and will exploit turmoil in

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~

"Mad at the North Van
School Board — though not
for the usual reasons — is
Marianne Baylis, a North
Van parent who attended
last Tuesday's hectic session
on .“brainwashing”. Why,

with all the -money—they: -

spend, can't they invest in a
system, she
asks. Listening to what's
going on, complains Mrs.
Baylis, is a major problem
because speakers face away
from the public and
chairman Don Burbidge, in i

particular, has a _ low

mumble. Is the ‘board

ISLANDS TRUST

Park Royal.

WRIGHT OR WRONG: a
cheering message in a-locat-——
car dealer's: window --
“Countries: with many
camels have to import”
water.”

by __Laurier LaPierre of

‘Feturns: ‘October 13 for a

| “Karen and Friends”, at: ‘the. .

CKVU .:. West: Van realtor
Fred. Russell : has -been
elected ‘vice-chairman of the
Real Estate Coincil of B.C.

--. and welcome to Edna
Gilbert, ew manager of the

National Trust branch in

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,

BOWEN ISLAND TRUST COMMITTEE

SNUG COVE COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT
BY-LAW

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem
their interest in property affected by the following
proposed By-law will be afforded: an opportunity to be
heard on the matters contained therein at a Public
Hearing to be held in the Collins Hall, Bowen Island, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1979, commencing at 7:15

p.m.

Proposed Bowen Island Trust Committee By-law
No. 8 is a By-law to amend the Official Com-
munity Plan for Bowen tsland adopted by By-law

No. 227 of the Greater Vancouver Regional

District in 1977.

This By-law will

and specific state
Commercial uses o

Bowen Island.

amend the Bowen
Community Plan to provide development policies
tor the Snug Cove Area.
Snug Cove development,
conservation of environmentally ‘sensitive areas
ents fdr Residential and
land. In addition, there are
policies related to Transportation, Services,

Copies of the proposed By-law ‘may be reviewed at “thre ;
Post Office, Bowen Island, during the hours of 9:00
a.m. to 12 noon any work day prior to the Hearing. The
proposed By-law may also be reviewed at the tslands
Trust Office, 848 Courtney Street, Victoria, B.C.,
during normal working hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4: 30 p.m.,
Monday to Friday inclusive.

M. LEE, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

NOTICE OF MEETING
BOWEN ISLAND

There will be a meeting of the Bowen Island Trust
Committee to consider various items of business
conceming Bowen Island at the conclusion of the
Public Hearing on August 24, 1979, in the Collins Hall,

'M. LEE, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Island‘.

it includes goats for
policies respecting