HALL AND MARCING WANT TO WORK

Summer break for City council

y MAUREEN CURTI

TIME OFF during the
summer for North Van-
couver City council members
will return again in July
despite a bid to keep their
noses to the grindstone.
Although council! has
traditionatly cut back its
July and August meetings
from four to two per month,
Aldermen Ralph Hall and
Frank Marcino staged an
unsuccessful attempt) Mon-

day to end the practice.

In past years council
members used to take most
of their hohdays during the
two summer months. But
noting this is no longer the
case (Mayor Jack Loucks 1s
currently vacationing in
Scotland), Marcino felt the
Jess frequent meetings were
unjustified.

He was also wormed that
the practice could = delay
some of the big develop-
ments that are coming up.

“It should be business as

West Van breakins

AN ARREST was made in
one break and enter incident
in West Vancouver during
the last week, but thieves
sull managed to make off
with items in three out of
seven reported occurrences.

Break-ins or attempted
break-ins were reported in
the:

200 block Keith Road
between 9:30 a.m. and 12:15
p-m. on June 6. Entry was
gained through an unlocked
patio door on the balcony of
an apartment. The culprit(s)
made off with = silverware,
jewellry and stamps, exiting
through the suite door

1900 block 27th St., be-
tween 4 p.m. on June 7 and
710 am. on June 8 Entry
was gained through the
garage where meat valued at
$248 was taken from the
treezer

900 block Sinclair be
tween May 24 and June &,
when someone entered
through an insecure window
and made off with a camera
and hquor valued at $130

2100 block Argyle at
approximately 9:10 p.m. on
June 6 when there was an
attempt to enter an
apartment. Entry was not
gained.

1700 block Marine Drive
al approximately 11:50 p.m.
June 6 when someone
entered business premises
through an insecure window
or door while the cleaner
was in the building. Nothing
was stolen and an arrest was
later made. No furtber
details are available. - ~

2600 block Bellevue be-
tween 3 p.m. and 10:30 p.m
on June 3, when a bedroom
window was removed,
allowing a thief to climb in
and steal jewellry and sterl
ing silver flatware

2400) block Marine
Drive, a business premise, at
approximately 2.a.m. June ‘4
when someone made an at
tempt to enter Entry was
not gained, but the wood
was chiselled out around the
deadbolt lock

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usual,’” argued Hall. ‘‘We
took last week off (due to
low attendance) and now
we've ended up with a huge
agenda. We've got to meet
every week of the year.”’

The proposal brought a
humorous protest from City
Administrator Ed Raymond.
“This os the only perk
council gives me that I!
would hke to hang on to,”’
he said, explaining also that
City staff holidays were
scheduled around the less
frequent council meetings in
the summer.

He was backed by
Alderman Stella Jo Dean.
‘We did this in the fifties,
sixties and seventies, and it

has worked out well,’’ she
declared.
Alderman Dana_ Taylor

agreed, adding that council
is still able to meet during
the summer when called
upon to attend to business in
hand.

Acting Mayor John
Braithwaite sided with Dean
and Taylor, saying he still
prefers to take his holidays
in the summer.

So summer meetings of
council have now. been
scheduled as follows: June
18, June 25, July 9, July 23,
August 7 and August 20.

Regular weekly meetings
on Monday will resume in
September.

Al3 - Sunday, June 17, 1984 - North Shore News

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The Solid Choice for Capilano

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