Here today, gone to Maui. Having been employed in the night club industry, Dona is
presently moving to Hawall and would like to say goodbye to all her North Shore

friends.

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A PYTHON has proved to

be the star attraction al
North Vancouver City
council, and it never even

made an appearance in the
council chambers

City Administrator Ed
Raymond told council
Monday that judging by the
number of calls to City Hall
council's debate last week on
whether a four foot long

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the python (kept as a pet by a
city resident) said many
people want to know
whether the python’s owner

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Raymond said most of the
calls to City Hall were “pro-
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at Norgate Cleaners were
taken to Lions Gate Hospital
for observation Tuesday
afternoon after being ex-
posed to a spill of dry-
cleaning chemicals.

Chief Fire Prevention
Officer for North Vancouver
District Leo lus says the spill!
involved an estimated 20-30
gallons of tetra chloro
ethylene.

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FUNDING amounting to
$75,000 slated for various
North Vancouver District
agencies and groups was
approved Monday by
council.

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active agent in the dry
cleaning process, is listed as
a hazardous substance.
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stable even under fire ex-
posure conditions and does
not react to water, it does
emit highly toxic, irritating
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District.

North Shore Family
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received $12,000 in civic
money.

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included in the

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can cause dizziness,
drowsiness and even loss of
consciousness.

The two employees taken
to Lions Gate were suffering
dizziness and were released

after observation, later
returning to the scene.
Workers Compensation

Board inspectors were in-
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investigating the = cir-
cumstances.
Municipality’s funding

program are North Shore
Neighborhood House which
got $10,000 and the Crisis
Centre which was granted
$4,000.

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grants by
District to

clubs and

organizations also amounted
to $75,000.

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