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Newsstand Price 25¢ November 23, 1980 Tel. 985-2131

$60m development at stake

By PAT RICH

A ruthless battle for the control of the
development of North Vancouver's Hamilton-Fell
area is developing with 90 properties and a
project that may be worth $60 million at stake.

And one businessman, before City council adopts a

Paul Murphy, is racing forthcoming planning
against time to purchase a_ report.

‘Ripoff’ claims answered - Al2

Majority of the properties so The Hamilton-Fell area
that be can submit a bounded by
development plan to the

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By PAT RICH

The solutions to West Vancouver's student
problems involve a return to well defined basic
values and the elimination from the system of
those who don't fit in.

That was the = main
conclusion to ise from an
education torum held
Thursday invc ung a panel
of five and an audience of
over 100 who braved the rain
to attend at Scntinel school
in West Van

Billed as a forum on
‘Behaviour and Attitudes tn
our Schools - Do they reflect
Community Standarda?’, the
gathering tned to come to
gnps with wha! they felt was

Periods of rain. wrong with the current

educational sys'em
Not quite so mild. By far the strongest

MONDAY: statement of the problem
Continuing ansettled was made by pancl member
with shower. John Stigant. . mathematics
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FLOODED BASEMENTS kept North Shore flremen busy during the heavy rains of Thursday night and Friday
morning. North Van District firefighters were called to this home at 1390 Winton Avenue twice to pump ont water
and deal with the same problem at 12 other homes, while the engincering department handled a further 16 calls. In

West Van, firemen pumped water from three homes and the engincering depanment dealt with cight cabs.
(Elsworth Dickson photo)