DEATH IN THE BATHROOM in the form of highly inflamable scrosols is

demonstrated by fire inspector Larry Barker to apartment manager from North Van
and from as far away as New Westminster and Vancouver who attended a seminar in
North Van City firehall last week. The seminar fs designed to show managers how to
improve fire safety in their buildings. (Elisworth Dickson photo)

Councils unite
for hearing clinic

North Vancouver City
council has supported a
West Vancouver move to try
eand have a hearing clinic
established on the North
Shore.

Council last week sup-

ported the West Van
resolution to have the three
North Shore council

representatives on the Board
of Health mect with Raef
Mair to discuss the request
for a hearing clinic.

The move was taken
because of epmplaints that
provincial government
refuses to commit itself on
the question of a hearing
clinic.

Council referred to “a very
ambivalent letter” which
Mair sent to the Board of
Health in which he said there
was little hope for a clinic,

but offered no answers to the
concerns expressed by the
board. .

A report on the Burnaby
hearing centre, which had
been requested at an earlier
meeting, was also discussed
by council at the Monday
night meeting.

Fire staff

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Evans also mentioned the
fire prevention inspections
carried out by the depart-
ment and said “our fire
prevention staff worked very
hard during the year, and |
firmly believe their efforts

Alderman Elko Kroon
said the funding of that
centre could not be used as a
guide of how much the North
Shore would have pay
because the government is
inconsistent in their funding
of hearing programs.

raised

are a major factor in keeping
our community fire loss to a
minimum.”

About the department
training program, the fire
chief said “a great deal of
emphasis was applied to
‘procedures for handling
Hazardous Materials.”

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20, 1980

Thursday, Friday, Saturday

April 24th, 25th, 26th

APRIL 3, 1980 WINNERS OF
SECOND ANNUAL _ ..
GIANT EASTER EGG COLOURING CONTEST

AGE 6 & UNDER

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AGE 7 109

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