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SHIPS DOCKED at North Shore Port facilities over the past month: Fibreco — Grace Taio — Paraguay — Feb. 3 — Woodchips Lynn Terminal-1 — CSK Fortune — Philippines — Feb, 20 — Coal Lynn Terminal-1 — Crane Arrow — Bahamas — Jan. 30 — Forest prod- ucts Lynn Terminal-1 ~- Saga Breeze — Norway —- Feb, 24 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-1 -—— Saga Horizon — Hong Kong — Feb. 11 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-2 — Energy Phoenix — Panama — Feb. 24 — Coal Lynn Terminal-2 — Hua Zhuang — China — Feb. 23 — Potash Lynn Terminal-2 — Star Europa — Liberia — Feb. 4 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-2 — Nandu Arrow — Bahamas — Feb. 24 — Forest prod- ucts Lyon Terminal-2 — Rubin Hawk —- Philippines — Feb. 26 — Potash Lynn Terminal-2 -— Star Evanger— Norway — Feb. 2 — Forest products Lyon Terminal-2 — Star Trondanger —- Norway — Feb. 13 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-2 — Tzal Arrow — Bahamas — Feb, 22 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-3 — Pacmerchant — Liberia — Feb, 21 — Forest products Lynn Terminal-3 — Amalia — Paraguay — Feb. !1 — Forest products ‘Lyon Terminal-3 — Sumana Naree — Thailand — Jan. 30 —- General Lynn Terminal-3 —- Pacific Master — Panama — Feb. 21 — Phosrock dis- charge Neptune-1 — Ocean Park — South Korea — Feb. 4 — Coal Neptune-1 — Sapporo Maru— Japan — Jan. 31 — Coal Neptune-2 — Rhein— Bahamas — Feb. 4 — Grain .Neptune-2 —- Basic Ocean —- Panama — Feb. 13 — Potash Neptune-2 —. . May Star — South Korea — Feb. 4 — Grain Neptune-2 — Maricobber— Paraguay — Feb. 7 — Potash Neptune-3 — — Sanko Robust — Liberia — Feb. 10 — Phosrock discharge ‘Pioneer Grain — Kleon— Greece — Feb. 5 — Grain Pieneer Grain — Haight— Bahamas — Feb, 7 — Grain i Pioneer Grain — Sun P-— Greece — Jan. 31 — Grain Pioneer Grain — — Lucy Oldendorff — Liberia — Jan. 31 — Grain Saskatchewan-1 — Flag Tom —- Greece — Feb, 3 — Grain ‘ Saskatchewan-1 — Pacific Prince — Panama — Feb. 8 — Grain : Saskatchewan-2 — Pacific Ocean — Liberia — Feb. 23 —- Grain . Saskatchewan-1 —- Argonaut -—~ St. Vincent — Feb. 23 — Grain Seaboard-t - —— Star Europa— Liberia — Feb, 3 — Forest Products ‘Seaboard-1 ~ — Pelican Arrow — Bahamas —- Feb, 1 — Forest Products 0 ais FOR ‘sorne minor. con- ‘cems, Lower Caulfeild residents: seem. to be happy with a pro- -,. posed conservation area for their _ West Vancouver neighborhood. s casi WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT. COUNCIL ‘By Maureen Curtis Several property owners from the neighborhood spoke about the pro- _posal at a Feb. 26 Wesi Vancouver District Council public meeting. It has taken a decade to come up with a plan to preserve the unique . character of Lower Caulfeild. Residents complained that previ- ous proposals threatened develop- ment potential, and therefore, prop- _ erty values. But they also don’t want to see monster houses with multiple car garages, concrete landscaping and blank walls overlook its picturesque, winding roads. - The current proposal is for an amendment to the official communi- . ty plan that would designate Lower Caulfeild as a conservation area and detail its unique features. - As such, those applying to build or make changes to property in the = area :would apply for an alteration permit. . Applications would be judged by staff, council ori a couneil- appointed panel, on the basis'of adherence to guidelines based upon local values. Making sure that these guidelines remain. flexible was the main con- cem of resident Glen Patterson. He noted places where wording ‘of the proposed bylaw: could be changed to “encourage” certain val- ues “when practical.” “E ain anxious that we get a prod- uct we can live with,” said Patterson. Robert Turecki of — the Architectural Institute of B.C. also endorsed the proposal, but empha- sized that “guidelines” should not be used as “regulations.” “Et is important to realize that each site is different,” said Turecki. Resident Donald Mann’s com- plaint was that the proposal pays too much attention to the appearance of the area from the street. The guideline that discourages teadiiy visible garages and parking, encourages on-street parking, Mann argued. Several residents from the nearby surrounding areas were so positive that they urged council to either expand the parameters of the Lower Caulfeild designation area or create similar conservation areas for their acighborhoods. “This is an excellent initiative. | want to congratulate the residents for their foresight,” said Marine Drive homeowner Stephen Aberle. There’s no crab like Alaska King Crab, & there’s no beef like Canada Triple A. And now, for a limited time, you can enjoy these two great tastes for only $15.95. RicHMOND 273-7014 ENGLISH Bay 669-2225 Served with garlic mashed potatoes, fresh vegetables and sourdotigh bread. 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