PP gar ee

3

Esoanaearers

ee

pit Sa a

A12-Sunday News, February 3,

residen
to try agai

The ‘Save the Parks’
Citizen’s Committee will try
again Monday night to
address North Vancouver
District council in an at-
tempt to persuade them to
reverse their decision to put
a firehall on Sey-Lynn Park.

Last week council blocked
a similar attempt by the
delegation to appear before
council.

The majority of council
members maintained that

Students’

protected

n addition to West
Vancouver Schoo! Board
policy on the questioning of
pupils by the police in
schools was approved by the
board Monday evening.

The additional statement
recommended by Super-
intendent of Schools Ed
Carlin, ensures” further
protection of the pupil's
rights.

It specifies that when a
pupil is being questioned by

the subject’ had been
debated sufficiently.

Lou Kennedy, one of the
protest organizers, said Sey-
Lynn park has now been
cordoned off with = in-
formation pickets and
protesters do not intend to
tet the District do any site
preparation work.

Mayor Don Beli was
unavailable for comment on
what action the District
would take to make sure
work on the firehall can
continue.

rights

the police without his
parents present, it is the duty
of the principal, “to ensure
that the child is instructed
and that the child un-
derstands that he has the
right to remain silent.”

The board questioned the
wording of the legal
statement which referred to
the Principal as “himself.”
But they passed the
statement as Trustee Norm
Alban pointed out, “we lost
our poken female principal.”

Budget for discussion

The West Vancouver
School Board will discuss
their 1980 budget at the
regular board meeting on
Monday, February 11, at’
Hollyburn School.

‘The public will be invited
to take part in the debate
and discussion over the

N

budget and Trustee Lillian
Thiersch pointed out that the
board hopes for a large
turnout atthe meeting.

- Chairman Audrey Sojonky
reminded the board that
their decision on the budget

must be made by February
1S.

c 2

a

Introducing ‘“BOND STREET”’

Canyon Gardens
Proudly Introduces
To the North Shore...

The Fantastic New Dancing Band

‘“BOND STREET’”’

inthe Fireside Room

BOND STREET, WITH ITS VERSATILE STYLE
CAN PLAY ANY REQUEST FROM DISCO TO POLKAS
Dancing Every Thurs., Fri., & Sat.

AND FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE!
ORGANIST BILL GIBSON —
LEADER OF ‘BOND STREET"
PLAYS FAVORITES FOR ALL AGES

~ & OCCASIONS
EVERY WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY

Canyon Gardens

3381 Capilano Road, North Vancouver
',: > Fomreservations 988-6101

BURNED DOWN AT LAST. North Van District Firefighters, who spent most of Monday trying put oui a fire at

this
house on the 1500 block Dovercourt which got out of control after they'd set the old building alight for practice
exercises, went back and finished off the job Thursday. Even after Monday's blaze they had managed. to leave

enough of the building to get one more practice out of it for a final bum Thursday, Picture shows chief tra
officer Don Tardiff hosing down the blaze. (Terry Peters photo) -

Now HTH ‘Piece

The HTH “Piece Pian”.

This cuisinart food
With it you design your processor valued at
own dream kitchen piece | $198.00 is yours with
by piece. the purchase and delivery
You pick the cabinets of $1200.00 worth of
you need from our wide cabinets during January

selection of designs

and February 1980.
and styles. HTH cabinets

in addition, you now

are “modular” —designed get 50% off our pull-out
to go together in any rack for pots and pans,
combination. retractable ironing board,
And our price list tells BESRA — and pull-out work tabie.
you exactly what every Cuisinart Food Processor Offers of discounts and

single cabinet costs. No more guess-
timatés. You get exactly the kitchen you
want— and can afford.

food processor are good until March 1st..
1980. See your HTH dealer today for
these terrific values!

HTH CABINETS VANCOUVER

8373 Granville St. (Across trom the White Spot)
DARWIN FRASER or LINDA FE tt
‘604 266 1274