NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

Sunshine Girl

TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD Maxine keeps very active with a
regimen of aerobics, tennis, weights and running. The flight

attendant is on a mission ‘‘to bring purified water to the

world’’ and possibly meet Michael Bolton along the way.

KIDS’ STUFF

SATURDAY

March 30--Easter Egg Hunt. Children
2-9 yrs. Face painting, balloons,
clowns, & the Easter Bunny. Heywood
Park, Hamilton Ave. & Marine Dr.,
N.V. Info: 984-4484.
oee
March 30--Easter fun at Delbrook
recCentre, 600 W. Queens Rd., N.V.
Easter Egg Hunt for 2-5 yr. olds, 1-2
p.m. cost $6. Make Easter Baskets at
10 a.m.-noon cost $8. Info: 984-4181.
eee
March 30—Easter Hours. N.V. City
Library, 121 W. 14th St., N.V. will be

open today from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and will be closed on March 31 &

April |. uee

March 30—-Library paint-in for grades
3 to 7, N.V, City Library, 121 W. 14th
St. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Library renovations
will look better with your children’s
help. Easter treats for all participants.
Pre-register 980-4424.

eee
March 30—-Ongoing. French Storytimes
every Sat. 11 a.m. pre-shool storytime.
1 p.m. French immersion students.
N.Y. City Library. Info: 980-4424.

March 30-Tintin’s French Movie. Part

Park Roval shops anz}

services will be open Good
Friday, March 29th from
12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m., and ,
will be closed Easter Sunday,

March 31st.

Effective Monday, April 1st,
Park Royal will open at 10:00
a.m. Monday through Friday,
9:30 a.m. Saturday, and

12:00 noon Sunday.

PARK ROYAL

SHOP PEN G

cen FT RE

Somuch. Soclose.

Friday, March 29, 1991 ~ North Shore News — 11

NV City council rejects B&B bylaw change

NEW BED and Breakfast regulations in North Vancouver

City are getting no rest.

By Anna Marie D'Angelo
Contributing Writer

During a March 18 meeting, ci-
ty council rejected propased bylaw
changes that would have allowed
battery-operated smoke detectors
instead of interconnected AC-
powered detectors and relaxed
on-site parking requirements for
all B and B operations in the
municipality.

Councillors then asked city staff
to work on new B and 8B regula-
tions specifically for heritage

Fire damages
N. Van suite

FIRE DAMAGED a _ basement
suite Sunday morning in North
Vancouver District.

North Vancouver District Fire
Department firefighters were cali-
ed to a house at 411 East Osborne
Rd. iust after 8 a.m. after the res-
ident of an upstairs site smelled
smoke.

Fire damage was contained to
the basement suite; the upstairs
area of the house sustained smoke
damage.

The cause of the fire is under
investigation. To press time, a
damage estimate had not been
released by the fire department.

1: Le secret de !a Licorne. For French
immersion students. 1 p.m. at N.V.
City Library, 121 W. 14th St, N.V.
Info: 980-4424.

eee
March 30--Ongoing. Saturday
Storytime at 10:30 a.m. 48 yrs.
Stories, songs, games. N.V. City
Library, 121 W. 14th St.

eos
March 30-—-Ongoing. Sat. morning
ballet classes for youngsters aged 3-7
years, at Delbrook recCentre, 600 W.
Queens, N.V. Also: Music theatre for
8-12 yrs. Also: Emergency First Aid
program. Info: 984-4181.

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY COUNCIL

homes.

But Ald. Rod Clark said, *'!
don’t believe in) watering down
our bylaws when what we are re-
ally trying to do is zero in on
heritage homes.’

Proposed changes to bylaws af-
fecting B and Bs began after two
operators living in heritage homes
complained that on-site parking
requirements of three parking
spaces for wo B and B rooms and

four spaces for three guest rooms
were not practical on their 30-foot
lots.

They also complained that
110-volt interconnected smoke
detectors in cach sleeping room
were particularly difficult to in-
stalf in old homes.

During Monday's meeting, Ald.
Stella Jo Dean said specific 13 and
B bylaws for heritage homes were
necessary.

“We must give incentives to
people with heritage homes to re-
tain them.”” said Dean.

Heritage homes affected by any
specific B and B bylaw changes
will include all primary and sec-
ondary homes listed in the city’s
heritage inventory.

$ CUT YOUR TAXES! $_

Specializing in Real Estate, Sales Peopte & Small Business
—* Income Tax Specialists (a
15 Years Experience

MOORE HENDERSON ASSOCIATES
#202 - 123 E 15TH, NORTH VAN

i Sean Moore

AK.

Lorne Henderson

ARDAGH HUNTER TURNER

Barristers & Solicitors

IMPAIRED DRIVING

AFTER HOURS
Criminal Matters Only
926-3181

[986-4366 |

FAX
986-9286

300-1401 LONSDALE, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.

LECTION AGENCY INC. -

PUBLIC NOTICE

UNPAID, DEFAULTED AND OTHER
CONSIGNMENTS
CANADA GOVERNMENT CUSTOMS
CLEARED
CERTIFIED AS PERSIAN CARPETS,
ASIAN, TURKISH, AFGHANI,
CHINESE, etc.

HUNDREDS OF RUGS, RUNNERS, PALACE

CARPETS OF WOOLS AND SILKS, CATEGORIES

INCLUDE TABRIZ, HERIZ, SAROOK, SHIRAZ,
BOKHARA, AFGHANI, CHINESE, ETC.

AUTHENTIC HIGH VALUE CARPETS

¢ released only for immediate disposal, payment and removal
* 10% freight, brokerage and warehousing charges to be added
© each bale will be unwrapped and pieces tagged individually for

public inspection

¢ each carpet labelled with country of origin and fibre content.
Certified genuine hand made, hand knotted

© proper ID required for registration, deale: tax exemption
certificates required to be tax exempt

e terms: bank cheque, cash or credit cards

WILLIAM GRIFFIN COMM. CENTRE

851 West Queens, North Vancouver
(Easter) MONDAY, APRIL 1st/91 AT 1:00 PM SHARP

Viewing at 12 noon