page 18 - February 2, 1977 -North Shore News

Last Satiddy I wus takin’ the garbidge out back :

fer the wife wen this littel kid cums up an asts wot
Iam doing. 7

Iam holdin’ a termater can, I ses.

The littel kid ses he cam [AIHHINIUINTENIINNINEIEINAIGDNESSINIINNNN000I1

see that, becus he ain’t
stupid, an he ses it’s jest
garbdige, ain’t it? .

Well, I ses, acktule it’s
rele valuable...an the kid
luks as me sorta queer an
then he ses YUR NUTS!

That’s wot I like about
littel kids—they is honest! .-
It's ‘only: later on they go .
haywire, wen they is growd
up an become politishuns. ©

So I asts him to cum into
the basemint an I snitched a
bar of parafeen wax the wife |
wus usin’ fer pickles an

Eg

By then, there’s anuther
littel kid an I am startin’ to
trip over them!...so I sends
the whole rangatang bunch
into the basemint fer to

scrounge the old grub. box fer

a stump of candle.

Wen they cums back they
ses the old box smells sorta
funny an I ses that’s frum
forty yeres of campfires an a
helluva lotta trout an one of

‘em asts wot wus the biggest

one?

I ain’t caught it yet, I
ses...an that seems to holt

them fer a wile—so I pokes a

hole in the side of the
termater can an shoves in the
candle.

DARK CORNERS

After we rigs a handle
frum an old coat-hanger, I

- tells the kids that there rig is |

a bull’s-eye lamp an they has

- a great time; shinin’ it into
‘dark corners, wile I tells ‘em =

it is rele handy fer comin’

down a trail after dark wen.
you ain’t got a flashlight. .

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I
turnt the littel kid loose,

shavin’ the wax nice an thin

with a dull table knife. We

puts the shavins in the.
termater can an fills her with -

gasoline an then we puis the
whole shebang in a buckit an
pours hot water arount it.

’ Wile he is stirrin’ to beat

heck, two more littel kids

show up. By the time we got

the old tent set up in the back ©

yard, the wax is dissolved. I
gives the kids sum old

.frazzled paint brushes an.
they have a helluva time, |

waterproofin’ the old tent.
TROUT FLIES |
By that time, anuther littel

kid has showed up, an the
whole shebang have a

‘Fifty hours community.

helluva time playin’ cowboys:

an Injuns in the old tent, wile

I scrounge.sum old trout flies.

frum the tackle box. .
The kids get rele interestid
when I shows then how to

dunk the trout flies: in’ the
wax an gasoline an then blow

on.‘em to dry ‘em...an they .

gets rele excited wen they

float’ nice an purty in the

kitchen sink. © |

Well, sir, rigs the old fly’

rod an.the kids get- rele

_excited, rollin’ out mebbe

fifty feet of my new

torpedo-taper fly. line, wich I
ain’t used much lately. One

of the kids cums along rele
gud with a Spey cast, onct I
giv him the hang of it.

court on charges of posses-

PU 7

“have littel birds. chirpin’ all

Well, sir, we winds it all
- up by openin’ the candle hole
jest about sparrow-size an we
plugs the open end with
more coat-hanger wire, run
‘sorta. criss-cross. Then we
hangs her in the old cherr
tree, upside-down. — _
eg recite tetas ‘BEDSPREADS. UPHOLSTERING BREAKFAST NOOKS .
over...an then I goes into the £ .

house, becus I’m startin’ to
trip over littel kids.

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How cum? | asts. _
. Every kid fer two blocks is
scroungin’ garbidge’ cans, |
she ses...looken’ fer ter- —
mater cans. . .

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service work during the next
six months was the sentence
handed down last week to
William Keith Pike of 992
Braeside, West Vancouver,
following his conviction in
West Vancouver provincial,

‘sing stolen property and
false pretences. —

Judge Alfred Watts also
placed Pike on probation for
the next 18 months.

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
- NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING FOR AN AMENDMEN
TO THE “ZONING BY-LAW, 1967""

NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN by the City of North
Vancouver, pursuant to Section 703 of the Municipal Act of
British Columbia, that a public Hearing with respect to
proposed By-law No. 4964 will take place on Monday, the 14th
day of February, 1977, at 7:30 P.M., In the Council Chamber |
of the City Hall, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C.

The Intent of the proposed by-law Is for the purpose of
amending the ‘‘Zoning By-law, 1967'', as follows:

To amend the Zoning Map of the City of North Vancouver,
which is an integral part of ‘‘Zoning By-law, 1967'', to provide

for the rezoning of the following properties to CS-3 Speclal
Commercial Zone: .

Lots 1, F, and 4 to & inclusive, all of Block 177,
D.L. 271, Plan 5243, (located on the south side of
Esplanade Avenue between the lane west of
Lonsdale and the foot of Rogers Avenue), and
presently zoned M-2 General Industrial Zone.

. At the said Hearing all’ persons who deem their Interest
in property affected by the proposed amendment to the

**Zoning By-law, 1967'' shall be afforded an opportunity to be
heard.

A scry of the proposed amending by-law will be
available for public inspection after Monday, February 7th,
1977, between the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. each day;
except Saturdays and holidays, in the office of the
undersigned.

L.E, WILSON—ACTING CITY CLERK

City Hall
141 Wat 14th Stroot |
North Vancouver, 8.C.

February 2nd, 1977.

Because we believe an essential -
purpose of education is to ensure
that our students acquire the skills
and knowledge they will need to
become well-rounded individuals
and useful members of society, a
Core Curriculum will be intro-
duced into the public school
system in September 1977.
To explain the Core Curriculum,we
have produced a new and easy-to-
follow booklet. We call it Goals
_ of the Core Curriculum and we
think it’s an important document. We’d
like to know what you think of it.
Copies have been delivered to every

We’ve done our homework. Now it’s your turn to have
a say in what, and how, our children should be learning.

school district in the province.

Public meetings to discuss the ©
goals of the core curriculum
re being organized by school
officials in your area.
You are urged to attend these
meetings and discuss the con-
tents of the booklet and what it
means for our students. To find
out the time and location of the
meeting nearest you, or to
obtain your free copy of the
- booklet, contact your local

school or your school district super-
intendent as listed below:

‘

Curriculum Development Branch,

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

Government of British Columbi |
Victoria, B.C. “=,