A3 - Friday, September 28, 1984 - North Shore News

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ynn Valley pub proposal
o public hearing Monday

THE LATEST round in the North Shore pub
wars will go Monday as North Vancouver district
council holds a public hearing into a pub propos-
ed for 1230 Ross Road in Lynn Valley.

MARK HAMILTO

The public
scheduled for council

hearing,

tis Fight Cystic Fibresia
fonturte & Rivgse bys

NEWS phoco Terry Peters

BOTT STUDENT Garry Landry was kept busy shining shoes for such North Vancouver residents as Steven Nemets Wed
nesday. The event was the annual Shine-a-rama, where

13.000 students across Canada shine shoes to catse money for
Cystic Fibrosis research.

chambers of the district
municipal hall Monday, will
deal with the proposal of
B.T. Agostino and V, and
A. Ferraro to develop a
neighborhood pub at the
Ross Road site.

While the proposal will
likely not prove to be as con-
troversial as others have
been — most notably a re-
cent apphcation for a pub on
Pemberton — council is ex

ELECTIONS

pected to be told there are
concerns over such a
development.

Foremost among the con-
cerns will be the effect on
such an operation of traffic
density and traffic patterns,
particularly during the even-
ing and early morning hours

The public hearing into
the proposal will get under
way at8pm Monday

CARE gearing
for November

THE

CITIZENS Association — tor

Responsible

Education (CARE) is already gearing up tor the
November School Board Edection in the Dastrict,

fearing a ‘right wing”’

Presently there are two in
cumbent candidates who will
be secking (ARE endorsa
tion at a Oktober 2
meeting to be
Agnes) Church,
TO pom

prurtodan
held oat Set
Startinp af

Trustees Porothy  bynas
and Verna Smetoysky both
considercd left of centre oan
didates. announced
Mele intentions ta
election, leaving the ¢

Ootganization

have
seek ote
ART
with cocdorsing

two other candidates

The others two trustees whe
are up for re clecthon are
TAGs cndorsed Ross Kegan
and Mat porte
Regan tcfused to
Corbet ual aon

independent
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whethes tae
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move by the clectorate

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know if she would) go urber
the banner of PACH) of as an
independent

Both Goodman and Repan

consistently voted together

On all rayon cua ational

mssucs huting the past your

Accordinpy to CC ARI
spokesman Sfautice Catbborns
sexcral people haye expressed

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Pac lucding

vntercst an the 4 chide

Don
Wilhams and Joti Nicten

sation

the Board presentthy Nas ia
majority of CARE

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