YEARS AGO, Lower Mainland
residents enjoyed glouting over
the high quality of Vancouver's
drinking water while visiting
friends and relatives in other
parts of © Canada. While
Vancouver's wi ater quality i is still
superior to must cities’ water,
the. bragging hus slowed to a
trickle. Infusions of chlorine
disinfectant..and concerns over
.the discovery of cryptosporidi-

um traces have changed local _nguning

.. residents: view of our water sup- 1° reportey

“ply. The cryptosporidium para-
site was responsible for scores

of deaths and hundreds of cases of illness in Milwaukee after it was _

found in, the city’s drinking water reservoir. North Shore Health
Officer Brian O'Connor has said the parasite is found in 80% of sur-
face water no matter where one is and there is no need for concern,
However, the growth of the drinking water industry has accelerated.
Bottled water and water filtration systems are selling at a brisk pace
but not everyone uses them.

Do you drink unfiltered
tap water or do you
prefer bottled water?

John M. Gibbons *
North Yancouver
; No, because I don’t like the
over :to: fi Itered. water... It tastes “chemicals i ini nit.
= cleaner and it is is cleaner. ”

: lea . Janet Lirenman
“North Yaacouver .)° 0°.) North Vancouver:
--Yes.t-do, but, ike filtered - Yes, the water's so good here.
) : = Maybe I wouldn't if 1 lived in
Winnipeg. Ss

ays
SOME- “DONT
we : TIMES . KNOW
_ Horseshoe Bay -- é Z 0% Om =
+ Durdarave/Ambleside 29% 0%
British Properties : : O%
Norgate/Pemberton Heights
Capilano/Delbrook Highlands : 6%
Lower Lonsdale -. bog 48%
Central and Upper Lonsdale ~ 42%
Lynn Valicy ~ :
-. Blueridge/Deep Cove

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"Defendant: ‘The Comedy Cave | # CENTENNIAL THEATRE
- Productions, Ltd.” and Jeffrey

(These writs were filed with the 1700-595 Burrard St, Vancouver. Stonehaven, North Vancouvers and
court registry in Vancouver demveen Defendant: Lucas Anderson Keith B. Anderson,  3030-
April 15) and) May -23, 1995. Construction (1993) Co. Lid., 1600-° Brooksbridge Dr. North Vancouver.
Information is taken from the state. (GTS. West’ Georgia, Vancouver; Claim: $31,133.40 for labor and
ments of claim) Thomas Richard Lucas, $563. materials.

Plaintil!: Richard Begin, c/o 707-

. oa . SUERTE AT AN, FE SE Me BBA A t a tei ail g
808 Nelson St. Vancouver, 2 ISAT AT ANAT. RE Mae aE AE LED ELIMITE Ef eCity A

Defendant: Kelsan Investments e Modern Dance From New York City
Lu, and ‘Kelvin and Sandra :

Chiddick ey; al, 1500 Marine Dr., i “Isolated exploration of weight

North Vancouver, ' and balance... culture shock...
Claim: $300,000 for breach of an free flowing”

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Plaintiff: Ww. K. McMenamon Co,
Ltd., 507-2800 Chesterfield, North
Vancouver.

Defendant: — Flow Control

Hastings St, Vancouver.

Claim: $63,327 in damages for a
breach of a contract.

Plaintiff: Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce, 580 Granville St,
Vancouver, :

Defendant: Orion Properties Ltd.
and Ernest Barry Lundhal,
Keith Rd., West Vancouver.

Claim: $44,977 for a loan agree-
ment. :

: Plaintiff: Sharon Cocomile, c/o
301-145 West 15th. St, North :

Vancouver. June 1 & 2, 8pm

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Highway, Surrey. ne eoree E Tickets: $18, $15 (Seniors /Students)

Claim: $92,157 for loans. Centennial box office or call 984-4484

Plaintiff: Jordans s Rugs Ltd., clo

HIRTEEN (13) new single family homes will be built on. n the north- side of East ist street :
between Queensbury Avenue and Boulevard Crescent. ;

To ensure that this’ development has minimal { impact on existing traffic patterns in the
neighbourhood, the City of North Vancouver invites you to provide input into decisions that will

» minimize intrusions of existing and future traffic.
* provide reasonable, safe access to existing and future homes...
* make the new homes feel a part of the neighbourhood.’

Community Involvement Meeting _

Thursday, June ist, 1995
7:00 p.m. to'¥:00 p.m...
Queensbury School Gymnasium -
2020 Moody Avenue, North Vancouver

Participants of the meeting will help to:

« identify current traffic problem areas.
« identify potential future traffic problem areas.
« develop possible solutions.

A follow up Community Meeting will be held on June 8th, 1995 to help select the final design’
option for the road layout adjacent to the development. Also, further consideration will be given to
any other street revisions within the neighbourhood that are developed during the June Ast, 1995, meeting.

Your Participation Is Important :

For additional information, please call
: Tony Barber
Supervisor-Engineering Design
985-7761 |
The Corporation of the City of North Vancouver
Engineering Department