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NEWS photo Mike Waketield

ERROL Cramer surveys the damage in his Lynn Valley home’s basement after a
nearby drainage ditch overflowed for the third time in the last eight years.

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ites Guest Speaker: Michael Kane

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Co-Author of ‘The Gold is in the Rainbow’
Plus: North Shore Credit Union’s Panel of Experts
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Date: Wednesday, November 25, 7:30 p.m.
Place: Capilano College, North Vancouver

Tickets: $5 or bring a guest and get two for $8
All proceeds to North Shore Search & Rescue

THE following are brief sum-
maries of topics on the agen-
das of North Shore munici-
palities and schoo! boards:
North Vancouver District
Council: Monday, November
16 at 7 p.m. — delegation from
Light Rail for Vancouver; appli-
cation for liquor licence, North
Shore Ice Sports,

North Vancouver = City
Council: Monday, November
16 at 6 p.m. — public hearing
on Lions Gate Srudios, 555
Brooksbank and Imperial Oil
Lrd., 2501 Westview Dr.;

West Vancouver District
Council: ondays November
16 at 7:30 pam. — zoning
amendment bylaw to define and
regulaie Bed and Breaktast
Flishments.

West Vancouver School
District 45: The next meeting

Annual General Meeting | \
NORTH SHORE PUBLIC
GOLF COURSE SOCIETY

Wednesday, Nov. 18/98 7:30 p.m.
Seymour Golf & Country Club
3723 Mt. Seymour Parkway

Updates on:
Northlands green fees...
Shortening of the 7th hole...
# Promotion of Junior Golf in North Shore schools...
Participation in G.V.O. (now Air Canada

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is Tuesday, December O8.
North Vancouver School
District 44: The next meeting
is Tuesday, November 24.

Council Meeting Agenda

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November 16 - 7:00 p.m., Rogers Cabie 4 , Sat. 9:09 a.m.

Delegation
* Malcolm Johnston, Chair. Light Rail
for Vancouver Committee
Council Matters
1. Development Variance Permit -
2590 Lauralynn Drive
. Development Permit - 280 Lloyd
Avenue - Indoor Tennis Facility
. Application for "A" Liquor Licence
- North Shore Ice Sports -
Windridge
. Sport Travel Grants
. Request for Reconsideration:
Citizen's Finance and Budget
Advisory Commitee
. Energy Planning and Awareness -
Environmental Advisory Committee

7. GVRD - Compliance with District
of North Vancouver Bylaws, Policies
and Development Procedures

8. BC Motor Carrier Commission's
Denial To Allow the Present
Minibus Service From Crossing
Municipal Boundaries

For more information call 990-2211 or
refer to the District InfoWeb, where you
can find background reparts on agenda
items.

Youth Forum
f you are a youth, parent, community
organization, business, or anyone
interested in youth issues in Lynn Valley,

drop by the November 19 Youth Forum
to share your ideas on youth programs,

Lynn Valley Youth Service Partnership is
a joint effort by the District of North
Vancouver, the North Vancouver
Recreation Commission, the North
Shore Health Region, and North Shore
Neighborhood House.

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Our youth are our future. We need your
ideas to ensure the programs are the best
they can be.

For more information contact Christine
Walker at 983-6553.

@ Templeton
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Lynn Valley

Karen Magnussen/Kirkstone

Open House
Db” by an open house to review and
give feedback on five proposed sport
court options, including locations for
skateboarding, basketball and tennis. Learn
about the pros, cons, and cost implications
of cach option. Fill out a questionnaire,
and the results of the Open House will be
presented to Council early in the new year.

See what's happening in your community
and participate in the planning of future
recreation facilities.

For more information, contact the Parks
Department at 990-3800.

working together for a better community