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ANNOUNCEMENT
The B.C. Chiropractic Association
is pleased to announce’ the
opening of an office for the
practice of Chiropractic
by

DR. LINDA A. DRAKE, D.C.

Chiropractor
by appointment only Mon.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 9-1

130 East 14th Street
North Vancouver, B.C. B.C. V7L 2N3

TELEPHONE: 980-4538

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- draperies
by S. Laursen

Custom Draperies, Bedspreads
1” Venetian, Vertical and Wooden Blinds
“In-home Service”’

FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN
All blinds 20% off list
Labour per panel $5.50
(unlined). $6.50 (lined).

FOR THE FINAL TOUCH
G8 a.m, to6 p.m, Monday thru Saturday

call 987-2966

NORTH VAN district mayor
Marilyn Baker will travel to
Victoria Friday to meet with
the provincial Environment
and Land Use Committee for
discussion on Grouse Mount-
ain logging.

Baker, who has asked En-
vironment Minister Tony
Brummett to back the

DEATH BY FIRE

district's bylaw banning logg-

ing with provincial legisla-
tion, said she will appear
before the committee Friday
morning.

The district has opposed
Grouse Mountain Resort
Ltd. plans to log a 160-acre
site on the mountain to raise
needed finances.

Freak accident
claims NV woman

A BIZARRE accident has
resulted in the death of a 32-
year-old North Vancouver
woman.

Maureen Schneeweiss suf-
fered third-degree burns to
90 per cent of her body Mon-
day evening while working
on a car in the carport of her
Mt. Seymour Parkway
home.

She was rushed to hospital

shortly after 8 p.m. Monday

and died there at 4 a.m.
Tuesday.

According to _ police,
Schneeweiss was working in
a mechanics pit under her
car when a trouble light fell
to the ground and broke.
The resulting spark ignited
fumes from gasoline or some
other highly flammable li-
quid.

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