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teen’ curfew © after: council
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District’. “bylaw would “be

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“Alderman nu Gasy Payneh held
fast. on his adamant. stand

. against. the proposed curfew —
and told council: that ‘other.

people. who are opposed have

been constantly. ringing his _

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“Expected fireworks _ over.
the proposai. ‘to establish a
half-way | house |
ex-convicts. in North Vancou-—
ver District- fizzled ~ out .
‘Monday night. ‘when council ©
informed a. standing room
only crowd of about 150 that:
a. public’. hearing under.
discussion for amending a |
by-law on group homes had
nothing ..to “do. with the.
alleged: half-way house pro-_

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| in fact, according t to Mayor |
“Don Bell, District council has _
“not had any request from any -

Troup or organization tc.
| establish. a
home for ex-convicts.

A story. carried by the
News last Sunday told of a

plan by the St. Leonard’s.

‘Society, a government
funded : charitable :group «to -
open a half-way _ house,
possibly at 780 E. 8th Street.

Residents of the area who
recently found out about the
plan were generally opposed
to the idea and about 100 of
them attended a meeting
recently with the Society to
strongly voice their objec- |
tions.

They were out again in.
force at the Monday evening

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“Alderman -Btko | “Kroon”

- maintained: that -most kids

are good: and’ ‘don’t: generally.

need looking aifter)in‘such a.
~ manner. ‘‘A* blanket: by-law.
-won’t’ solve: the’ _problems,””. ao

contended. Kroon. “Tt: should —

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" Kroon” Vgupgetted:“ that.

Jem should be put into a work ~
_ program. “Make ‘him work
- fora few. hours: ‘during the”

week.

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The St. Leonard’s Society,
‘in a letter: to: council, ‘asked

- with the elected. body to-pu
forward their. aims. and

home on the. North Shore.

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members May i

dents. opposed to the possible
home plan will also apply for.
status io voice
their. objections. . .

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be A petition with more: 2 than:
100. names ‘from residents in |

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Port Coquitlam. ‘There, he —
;:the number of ‘fifteen _
“year olds: involved in: crime |

said,

- has dropped tonsiderably:,

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7 Alderman Murray. Colcleugh —
said, ‘‘The kids are-not being -
| h be ..treated-as ‘second ‘class, they -.
youngsters that are a prob-. are simply: being ‘treated as |
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hearing Monday ‘night: was to.
assist. council’ in. updating -

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‘must. be drawn Up and
passed. yet. before: fit isto

become law. He. ‘said. the
proposed | by-law is. contin-

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