To,

‘It's time for
anger,’ say

residents

B y TE RRY
LAVENDER

discuss raloeating. s
North Vancouver
‘chlorine manufacturing:
plant with any level ‘of
government — did
nothing to lessen ‘the’

anger of local residents
at a public méeting

Thursday night.

Most of the more than 50
people attending the
meeting of the Community
Hazards Task Force were
clearly sceptical about the
company’s intentions.

Task force member Sheila
Gordon's reading of a letter
from Hooker vice-president
and plant manager L.H.
(Bud) Schnurstein = an-
nouncing the company’s
willingness to discuss

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MISS BEHAVIN’ applies strictly to the name ‘of the watercrali ‘and not to © entered — they'll come in first. The six horse-power craft will be driven
lovely Elin, pictured decorating it. The very. official looking police — by Consiable Bob Tait who will not be fortunate enough to have Elin in
machine ts this year's entry by West Vancouver Policemen's Association ‘the tab with him at the time. Elin, a 22-year-old secretary in West Van's
in today’s Nanaimo bathtub race. This piece of motorized plumbing ts Public Safety Building, is also fond of competitive sports. She runs about
from a mould of iast year’s winning Australian entry and with speeds of 30 =. 20 miles a week, loves tennis and pitched for the Straight Shooters in
mph, the cops of West Van hope that this time — the sixth year they've West Van Parks and Recreation Slow Pitch League.

Board chairman mourns decision

By PAT RICH the issue.” Dorothy Lynas said they did not enter into
d nd he d
said. the debate, for political
The decision by District council last week reasons. -
North Vancouver voted downs vary ie bylew Although the school board
was neces n order . ;
District to end plans for for the new schook to go had decided to build the om
Cove Cliff. school in ahead 89 school, District council was
De c “ a a. ty s involved because it was
Deep Cove was “none if scomly sow we pac "oie
$ $8, ; whole school without
according to the oR , he new Pou rezoning some land.
since : —~YNas sat
chairman of the North “The whole question was Council held a pubhe Maine ith
Vancouver school none of council's business” hearing on the subject: and lew y cloudy whe
board. the provincial govern. (hen gave’ the zoning bylaw y ;
ment had agreed with the — three readings MONDAY:
‘Tm very oserry that school board that Cove Chiff Not much change
council became involved in was necessary. but Lynas CONTINUED ON PAGE A4 Re.