‘oreign students face NV restrictions: p.A3 THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER Newsstand Price 25¢ May 18, .1980 Tel. 985-2131 Classified 986-6222 ‘SCHOOL STALLED FOR ANOTHER HEARING a Holi day w eeke n dm ad n es S Resident demands right to speak By PAT RICH Work on the new Cove Cliff school in Deep Cove has come to a halt after a North Vancouver District decision to reopen debate on the subject. District Mayor Don Bell rezoning bylaw for building has decided that another’ the new school, at Monday public hearing will be held. mght’s council meeting. on the highly controversial He said a Raeburn Street subject, June 3, because a resident, whose property is Deep Cove resident adjacent to the proposed threatened legal action if he school site, said he had not was not given a chance to’ hada chance to speak on the speak. , subject. Bell made the an- The District solicitor nouncement concerning the CONTINUED ON PAGE A4 LEGAL ACTION WARNING Waterfront blasters bow to residents By CHRIS LLOYD Contractors preparing the site for the gigantic floating drydock being built for Burrard Yarrows have modified their blasting schedule following a warming of possible legal damages action by neighboring residents. Dillingham construction ts blasting away some 40,000 tonnes of tll which has almost the same consistency as bedrock offshore from North Vancouver s waterfront in #& project scheduled to for completion by the end of the year Though work began just six weeks ago. complaints and concerns voiced by people living and working ., \ fo Fj ae nearby concerning — the a ae sa f © ine ao effects of the blasting have SUNDAY: Cloudy with LONG WEEKEND LINEUP for ferries from Horseshoe Bay started even while many people were still at work heen so numerous that sunny periods. Friday. By 3 p.m. there was a lour-ferry wait for sailings to Langdale, with Vancouver Island passengers getting no Dilhngham = has this _— past MONDAY: Cloudy relief from the CP ferry, thanks to a labor dispute. (Terry Peters photo) week already changed its with showers. CONTINUED ON PAGE A2