Page 4, March 14, 1979 - North Shore News

JUVENILES MABBED

ends in WV

Two juveniles on a
spending spree to Van-
couver Island have been
arrested by West Vancouver
police as a follow-up to a
reported theft of $600 from a
restaurant in Vancouver.

West Van police acting on
a tip, plucked the pair off a
B.C. ferry at Horseshoe Bay.

They are to be dealt with
in juvenile court.

A police spokesman says
investigating officers found
the juveniles still in
possession of $200 in cash,
all that was left from their
spree.

North Vancouver RCMP
report that a man has been
found dead apparently from
a fall off Mosquito bridge

after his wife, Mrs.
Waltravo Kry, sustained a
stab wound during a
domestic quarrel at her
home at 552 West 29th
Street Sunday.

The woman was described
as being in stable condition
at Lions Gate Hospital.

FROM PAGE 1

Principal Lloyd Wrean
says the pupils were denied
the use of the firebombed
classroom Monday but were
able to resume classwork in
it Tuesday after repairs had
been made.

Wrean says the attacks
have put some pressure

Developers

West Vancouver Council
gave two readings last week
to a bylaw to impose develop-
ment cost charges in conjun-

' ction with development
permits.

The matter will be discus.
sed further March 19 when
developers and other inter-
ested persons can make
comments,

At
Westview

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A public hearing Monday
before North Vancouver
District council on an -ap-
plication by the North Shore
Community Credit Union to
build a mini-shopping centre
Dollarton Highway
brought virtually no op-
position from the well-filled
public gallery of about 40
people.

Only one member of the
public voiced objections to

the proposal, while one
other spoke in favor of it.

During the
council members and the
audience where shown in

ARTIST'S IMPRESSION of proposed “Corner Store Lane” centre to serve the
Dollarton-Deep Cove area. The development fs being initiated by the North Shore
Community Credit Union, which plans to open a branch there together with eight

Double hold up

convenience stores.

Firebomber

upon his pupils but that the
school is functioning.
Meantime, security
measures have been
strengthened at all schools in
West Van and especially at

Gleneagles, according to
police.

to pay for

Ald. Don McAlister ex-
plained that the cost charges
will cost developers $1,000 to
$3,900 pr unit, depending on
location of the building.

The charges will) cover
Payment for sewers, water,
drainage, highway and provi.
sion of public open space.

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FROM PAGE 1

Charged with armed
robbery in connection with
both these holdups is Marvin
Tekano, 19, whom RCMP
described as an escapee
from Stave Lake Camp.

George Mark Barton, 19,
of no fixed address, has been

services

Charges are based on
which of five areas construc-
tion will take place.

Three areas are mostly
undeveloped ones above the
Upper Levels Highway. The
other two areas are Caulfield
and the mostly developed
area along the coast from
the eastern boundary to
Horseshoe Bay

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charged in connection with
the Mac’s Milk tobbery.

An RCMP spokesman says
that police recovéred the
entire $490 loot taken in the
milk store holdup as well as a
COQ? air pistol.

It was the cighth time that
the Mac’s Milk store had

been held up.
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hearing’

detail how the proposed
“neighborhood market-
place”, to be known as
Corner Store Lane, would fit
into an oddly shaped lot at
2028 Dollarton Highway to
service the increasing
number of residents in the
area.

The North Shore Com-
munity Credit Union plans to
open a ground floor branch
in the complex with second
storey office space.

Adjoining the credit union
would be a drugstore, baker,
butcher, grocer, laun-
dromat-drycleaner, food
store, barber and beauty
shop.

The plans provide for
ample parking and land-
scaped surroundings.

Presenting the:
with the aid of a model,
color photographs and
slides, Thomas Meyer of
Indian Arm_ Consulting
Group, Deep Cove, showed

project

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for mini-plaza plan

“how the proposed centre
would integrate into the
neighborhood on a scale in
keeping with the needs of
the local community.”

Meyer emphasized that
the combined size of all the
stores and offices would be
smaller than that of an
average full-sized Safeway
supermarket. However, he
said, it was intended to bring

- some much-needed shop-
ping facilities te. the
surrounding area. ~

Through - some apparent
oversight the. disposition of
the application ‘through
second and third readings
had been included on the
agenda of the regular
council meeting following
the hearing.

Accordingly, council:
voted to hold over the
second and third readings on
the application until its next
regular meeting.

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of slackened cheek
areas.

2. Treatment of upper
arms in the case of
cellulitic skin

3. Strengthening of the
abdominal muscles

4. Treatment of upper
thighs, hips & buttocks

Whittling inches and
buiges from thighs,
buttocks, stomach.

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