CHUCK COOK, MP for
North Vancouver-Burnaby,
is in Lions Gate Hospital
undergoing treatment for
pericarditis, an internal virus
illness.

He was admitted to in-
tensive care last Friday
evening after complaining of

week.

Cook, 56, had been
renominated two days
earlier as Progressive

Conservative candidate for
North Van-Burnaby in the
next federal election at a
nomination meeting of the
PC constituency association

Tory member for North
Van-Burnaby in the May
1979 federal election which
brought the short-lived Clark

government to power in
Ottawa.
He was re-elected in

February 1980. Since then

A3- Wednesday, November 17 1982 - _ North Shore News

ADMITTED WITH CHEST PAINS

Cook in hospital

ALS
INSIDE

chest pains. Diagnosis attended by about 100 he has been a frequently
Monday revealed, however, people. outspoken Commons critic
that the symptoms were not of Liberal policies affecting
of cardiac origin. A lawyer, businessman the North Shore and, in

He is expected to be and former broadcaster, particular, the Port of
discharged within about a Cook was first elected as Vancouver.

Hypnotism
inside out
PAGE Cl

Ambulance’s rent up 6%

THROWING A pebble into
the water of restraint, North
Vancouver City council
limited the rental increase
for the Emergency Health
Services back-up ambulance
“To Six per cént at its méeting ~
last week.

The rent, currently $3,000
annually, will climb to
$3,180.

“It's just a pebble in the
water but I hope at some
point it can become a wave,”
said Alderman Gary Payne.
The rent increase had
originally been siated at 10
per cent before Payne
argued in favour of lowering
it.

The ambulance, owned by
the provincial government,
is kept at the City fire hall. In
additional to rental revenue,
the City also receives
$183.04 for each call made,
at an average frequency of
~ four per month.

, The - City has supplied
“back-up ambulance service
oe since Jan.~1, 1977.

Open until midnite

GOOD BEHAVIOR and an _ ditional ©
absence of complaints of
drunken rowdyism promp-
ted North Vancouver
District council Monday to

draperies
by S.-Laursen

Custom Draperies, Bedspreads
1” Venetian, Vertical and Wooden Blinds
‘In-home Service’’

FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN
All blinds 20% off list
Labour per panel $5.50
(unlined). $6.50 (lined).

FOR THE FINAL TOUCH
8 a.m. to! 6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday

call. 987-2966

News Photo Terry Peters

TATTERED flag on Grand Boulevard in North Van,
weathered by battering from winds, has seen better
days — as Canada has too. —

murder
PAGE B11

hour
through Saturday.
Council agreed to permit
the pub to remain open until
midnight instead of the usual

Monday

allow Queen's Cross closing time of 11 p.m. fora
neighborhood pub later trial period of 60 days.
ing hours. at least... However, if 1

municipality had received
complaints from neighbors
of the drinking hole, then

until their licence expires at
the end of March.
Queen's Cross has been on

probation hours since the after the two month L |
owners first approached probation period elapsed oca
District last September 7 Queen's Cross would be
seeking permission to required to resume its carlier

remain open for an ad-

closing hours.

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