36 — Sunday, April 28, 1996 — North Shore News

Course set [Schools
for the 21st
Century

_ASTROPSYCHOLOGI-
- CALLY SPEAKING,

_ the collective uncon-'
scious of North <

America could not

--, ‘{ssimilate the social
~ “Changes. of the 1960s

follow. Plan ahead, Friday. Exercise
caution with finances, from
Saturday on.

ro] TAURUS (April 21-May
)
’ Consider furthering your

“education, early week, Taurus.

Some partnership stress, mid-week,
Compromise a hit, Friday.
Saturday, the domestic scene
Improves. :

TE GEMINI (May 22-June
2t)

Brilliant Ideas, early

. ‘week, Gemini. Act on then, Mid-

week, passion rekindled. Time to
drop a negative habit, Friday.
Saturday, commune with your part-
ner,

" CANCER (June 22-July
&S » .

’ Your. conscicusness
expands, early week, Cancer, Watch
health, Wednesday. Thursday, give
your love a gift. Love flow increases, :.

i: Fefday, Saturday, choose to relax.,

: psychological
t (hot can’t) accept

ith upheavals ae

th

ty; brotherhood) could

“well be the theme song of

Aquari
‘tise in the‘ status of

“The goddess, Isis, j is being

unveled The glyph for -

‘ The ahetech revolution
~and advances in Super-con-

: “ductivity and genetic engi-

Se

“neering are examples of z the.

wows Aquarian energy. A
“ most striking sign of the new
: era is the information explo-

‘ston created by recent

advances in technology.
Satellites allow us to’ ’
“access any place in the world:

: and to interface with the

inhabitants of “way over

. there” or “down under.”
(fob be continued next.

week). ’ :

Apri ip'Miy 4, 1996

rT “ARIES (March “M-April
20)

~~ Much’ can be- learned,
early week, Aries. Mars enters

Taurus, mid-week. Prosperity will

: ‘Leo Gly 24-Aug, 23).

Seme drama. at. ‘home, ’ Friday:
: Satarday, make time for romance.

“.* Jam, 20)"

; .

"- Great: "oppertunities for:

: felends are, Friday and Saturday.

AN AQUARIUS Gan. Ue.”

. Tesre: ‘may: be: ‘positive;

carces’ dortonaients: cori meek,

Aquariaz. Be opea to love, miid-

"Week: Chobe a beslthler Westyie, »

Friday. Saturday, communicate
clearly.

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Se super clear to avoid misunder- 3

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mental
odyssey

BY LAYNE CHRISTENSEN
Community Reporter

STUDENTS FROM five
North Shore schools flexed

their menta] muscles at the |

recent Odyssey of the
Mind (OM) provincial
finals. Though none came
home with trophies, all
placed in the top quarter,

Sherwood Park,
Chartwell, West Bay,
Sentinel and Handsworth
were among the 100
schools represented at the
competition, held April 13
in Nelson,

Founded in 1978 by
New Jersey college profes-
sor Sam Micklus, OM is a
creative problem-solving
competition for school-age
children.

Held annually in 19
‘countries, it also teaches
team work, rewards risks
and encourages partici-
pants to search for new
solutions to. some fairly
challenging | problems,
according .- ‘to
Garriock, | a West
Vancouver ' resident and
-president of. B.C, Odyssey:
of the Mind. . :

announce the appointment of
@ Cowan McKinney as Chairman
of the Foundation. -

A native of freland, Mr.

@ McKinney has béen‘a resident
of West Vancouver since 1963.

H He is a charterec accountant,
forinerly a partner. with KPMG
Peat Marwick Thome, and is

gf now a director cf Neptune
Food Services. Mar. McKinney
joined the Board of the

3 Foundation in 1993 and has

” aie former secretary of the
fe4 Canadian Club, and is
a involved wit: various
charitable and sports
organizations.

The West Vancouver ;

# Foundation is a cormmunity-
q based, non profit society which
2 encourages, accepts and holds
charitable contributions in a

Income from the invested -
a= capital is used to support local
1 initiatives in the fields of
health, recreation, social
f services, education, the arts,

and the environment. Donors

f may support the general fund,,

specify an area of interest, or
‘establish a hamed community
B award or scholarship. The
‘Foundation also accepts
contributions which may be

Faith:|

HN once is hereby given by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section
957 and Section 1021of the Municipal Act of British Colurnbia, that a Public -

Hearing will be held on MONDAY, May 6, 1996, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chamber,,
City Hall, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in.
connection with the following proposed amendment to “Zoning Bylaw, 1995, No-

} 6700”, and the “Zoning Map of the City. of North Vancouver”, which is an integral;
| part of “Zoning Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700” and to receive representations in connection:
) with proposed “Heritage Revitalization Agreement Bylaw, 1996, No. 67737:

To rezone Lot F Block 15, D.L. 265, Plan LMP 27425, and a portion of the lane rig
of-way, located at 238 Fell Avenue, indicated on the map below. The amending bylaw.
will have the effect of removing the said property :

FROM: P-1 (Public Use and Assembly)
TO: CD-312 (Comprehensive Development: 312 Zone).
to permit development of a 2-storey martial arts facility.

West 3rd Street

Fell Avenue |

ke : of the City,

A LL PERSONS who believe that their i interest in properties i : affected by,
above proposed Bylaw: No. 6763 and for Sieh No. 6775, shall be afford