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Wednesday, January 25, 1984 - North Shore News:

LYNN VALLEY lost a resi-
dent of 58 years with the sud-
den death January 18 of John
| Rankin Chinery who passed
: away at his home at the age
of 81.

- Born in 1903, Mr. Chinery
was the last surviving
member of a pioneer Van-
couver family. A meat cutter
by trade, he owned and
operated a meat shop in Lynn
Valley during the 1930s and
later the Dundarave Meat
Store in West Vancouver
from 1960 until his retire-
ment in 1965.
An avid gardener, he
4 specialized in chrysan-
 themums which he grew for
about 10 years for the flower
market. He was generous
‘with gifts of various flowers
and plants to friends and ac-
quaintances, and many of his
plants are still growing in
numerous Lynn Valley

Mr. Chinery is survived by
-his loving wife of 56 years,
Jessie, a retired North Van
school teacher; by two
daughters and sons-in-law,

CHESS WHIZ Gary Davis (standing) looks anything but worried as he contemplates his next inove in one of Se¥ ounce
be played simultaneously Saturday at Park Royal Mall. Davis showed his prowess by taking on alll comers — the larger the

NV youth held for thefts.
‘in Port Moody break-ins

North Shore
jioneer dies

June and Norman Nordby of
North Van and Heather and
Dan Egilson of Abbotsford;
by. six grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.

Funeral service was held
January 21] in Beal Chapel
with his grandchildren escor-
ting as pall bearers.

NV boom

IN BLEAK recessionary
times, it’s heartening to hear
some good economic news.

That’s what Ald. Joan
Gadsby had for North Van-
couver District Council
meeting Monday.

Referring to the monthly
report conducted by the
District’s building depart-
ment, Gadsby announced
that construction of single
family dwellings in 1983
skyrocketed by 475 percent to
a dollar value of $30.1
million.

. At the same time, con-

_ Struction on multi-family

dwellings rose 296 percent for

a dollar value of $3.5 million.

A 19-YEAR-OLD North
Vancouver youth is expected
to be charged by Port Moody
Police for a string of break-
ins in Port Moody.

The youth, who has not
been identified yet, will likely
face charges for 18 incidents

in the western end of Port
Moody.

In each case, a purse was
stolen by someone who
climbed through a window
while the occupants of the
home were sleeping.

for the youth’s first court
appearance.

No date has been set as yet

CHANGES TO over--
night parking restric-.:
tions in Horseshoe Bay -:
have been put on hold ©
for at least two weeks by

West Vancouver coun-
cil.

By MARK O’REILLY

At its regular mecting
Monday, council decided to
defer first reading of a pro-
posed by-law change that
deletes a section of the cur-
rent by-law governing over-
night parking in Horseshoe
Bay.

The change would make it

ible for police to ticket
any vehicle parked longer
than —_— three hours , and
tickets could be issued for
any vehicle parked longer
than 30 minutes between |
a.m. and 6 a.m. any day.

It is expected council will
make it possible for an owner
or resident of Horseshoe Bay
to be excepted from these
new restrictions.

In addressing council on
the issuc, Helen MacDonald
of the Horseshoe Bay Com-
munity Association, said she
felt the arca of greatest con-
cern was with Bowen Island
and the Gibsons residents
who commute to Lower
Mainiand jobs by parking
overnight in Horseshoe Bay.

Ken Campbell, a
Horseshoc Bay resident, was
visibly and audibly upset at
the whole parking ‘‘mess’’,
as he called it.

**The problem is that your
pohoe force 1s not doing its
yob,”" Campbcll began ‘“‘1
bloody well hope something

ae

The North Vancouver Minor
Hockey Association wishes to
use the occasion of Minor
Hockey Week in Canada to say
thank you to the following for

their support:

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