uff Daddy, Sugar Ray a ee Oe aS PREYS Ee ook bg Sunday, January 16, 2000 — North Shore News — 11 Monkey see, monkey de dope IN July, pelice in Dhaka, Bangladesh, rescued two spi- der monkeys that were chained up in a drug seller's house. To reduce human intervention in drug sales, said police, signs ordered cus- tomers to pay che monkeys in either of nvo denominations, which the monkeys could dis- tinguish by colour, after which the monkeys would fetch the appropriate quantity of drugs from their hiding places. m0 After protests in October, Grand Canyon University, a smail Christian college in Phoenix, canceled its sched- uled “Assassins” fund-raising game, in which gun-carrying players pay for the privilege of shooting colleagues with Nerf darts, with the last one stand- ing getting a restaurant certifi- cate. Many students originally failed to connect the game to recent schoal violence, such as the freshman woman who told a reporter, “This is a Christian university, so we know the difference between right and wrong.” go0G90 Our Animal Friends: In 3935 Update: News of the Weird reported in 1996 on the chen-brand-new testicle implants for dogs (*Neuticles,” invented by Gregg Miller of Independence, Mo.}, thought to be helpfal te neutered dogs that somehow would feel embarrassed alter castration. tn November, Miller said he had scheduled his first human for an FDA-approved Neuticle implant: Californian Jim Webb, who had had a tes- ticle removed to relieve chronic swelling. oon Least Competent Criminals: Ski-mask-wearing Floyd Brown, 24, was charged with robbing a Holiday Inn in Anchorage, — Alaska, in November, apparently oblivi- ous of the 40 police officers just off the lobby in a law- enforcement training confer- ence (advertised on the mar- guee out front). And in December in Las Vegas, robber Emilio Rodriguez, 19, was shot to death as he rushed into Mr. D’s bar, which is a favorite wrongly jailing him in 1988 (and again on the same war- cant in 1993) on armed rob- bery charges; authorities have since concluded that the rob- bery was committed by Ray’s evil win brother, Jay Nugent, who is believed to be hiding in Canada. 900 Also, in the Last Month: A practice bomb accidentally fell off an F-16 flying over a golf course, making divots over a 300-yard swath (Phoenix). A depressed 16-year-old boy who said he didn’t want to talk to anyone showed up at school with his lips stitched together (Twentynine Palms, Caiif.). 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June at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, a tarantula the size of a salad California, Alberta - Les... ...to comp ond toke road trips municipal affairs THE following’ are brief summaries of topics on the agendas of North Shore _ municipalities and school boards: a North Vancouver District Council: Monday, January 17 at 7. p.m. — delegation regarding Edgemont West neighbourhood -- zoning; development variance permits for 974 Wavertree Rd. and 4253 Chelsea Cres.; rezoning * bylaw -re'-bed and breakfast r¢gulations;. business licence bylaw to establish two classes of bed and breakfast business- es and clarify training pro- gram; signage regulations for bed and breakfast; accessory uses. in the PRO zone; amendment to Advisory . Planning. Commission man- date;. development variance _ permit process improvements and options re neighbour- hood zoning program and at 7:30 p.m. — delegation re Dundarave Cafe pub applica- tion; report from standing committee on school liaison issues; parks and recreation sign guidelines; survey results re proposed neighbourhocd pub, 2427 Marine Dr.; Salmon House on the Hill re office space. West Yancouver School District 45: The next consul- tative committee mecting is Tuesday, January 25 at 7 p.m. North Vancouver School District 44: Education and Programs mecting: Tuesday, January 18 at 7:30 p.m. — K- 7 fine arts curriculum. plate underwent two CAT scans to save her from an infection from a coin-sized abscess and survived in fine shape, expected to live anoth- er 10 years to age 20. According to the aquarium’s senior herpetologist, the tarantula’s only problems now are her bad habits of showing her fangs and ejecting barbed hairs from her posterior. 000 Memorial Land: New Jersey entrepreneurs recently proposed a series of memorial theme parks (“The Final Curtain”) in which creative people’s self-designed tombs, ums and sculptures will house their remains in world venues attractive cnough or spectacu- lar enough to compete for the public’s entertainment dollar. One proposal: A man waits to be buried with a camera that will televise his decomposition to spectators. Sumetimes They Really Are Innocent: A vigorously protesting Enrique Salinas, 37, was arrested in Detroit in September on a New Mexico shoplifting warrant, heid there 38 days, then returned to a Santa Fe jail; authorities have now decided they had the wrong Enrique Salinas, although the one they had was born on the same day in 1962 as the one they wanted and had a similar facial scar. 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From Deep Cove to Lions Bay _. singie-family. zoning _ regula- * tions; noise bylaw variance re construction work ‘on . the Lynn Valley Rd. overpass; ‘award .‘of _ contract for Maplewood Farm visitor cen- tre. building; bylaw to change due date for water utility bill. . North. Vancouver City ‘Come view the preliminary concepts for a “Civic Centre” on the 22nd Street Central Recreation Site and the surrounding area. Ltt iq : Drop-in... Council: Monday, January 17 at 7. p.m, — Public- hearing: zoning bylaw re 223-225 West 27th St., to permit a \ four-unit townhouse arranged around a small central court- ’ ‘yard; zoning bylaw. re 352 East’ Keith Rd.; zoning bylaw re°879 Marine Dr. re com- _ mercial-, .”’ redevelopment. - Council meeting: raising the taxes on a package of ciga- -fettes; North Shore area tran- sit plan; development variance permit, Esquires . Coffee, : council inquiries to be in writ-. - Mg. | wo West: Vancouver . 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