A3 - Sunday, March 6, 1983 - North Shore News

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-MORROW will comprise
students of Windsor School,
if this little stunt fs anything
to go by. Physics instructor
Dave Taylor arrived in-class
to teach grade 12 students
Wednesday morning — and
found someone had already
been there. Those indus-

trious students had parked a
Volkswagen in. the class-

zoom. Getting it through the
door had them
cutting it into sections and
then, after painting it in the
school colors, they trans-
ported it to the second-floor

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Trams won't stop for Loucks

“UNFEASIBLE, impractical and undesirable” is TERRY LAVENDER tram ride up Lonsdale would
be “an unforgettable  ex-

how North Vancouver city Mayor Jack Loucks " ;
sees a scheme to run a tram Tine down Lonsdale perience.” He said the tast
Avenue.

Council voted 5-1 to have
a committee determine the
ibility, practicatity and

Loucks made the com-
ment in casting the sole vote
against a motion to study the
feasibility of installing a tram
to coincide with the tran-

always thought the mayor
was a romantic, Loucks
grinned and replied that he
was “a hard-nosed realist.”
Lower Lonsdale should be

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world’s fair.

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When Alderman Ralph

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