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inquiring
reporter

y
Stephen Barrington

Alley fears
business drop

From page 11
non-smoking bylaws in effect, do
not require bowling alleys to have
set non-smoking areas. Under the
new city rules, Thunderbird Lanes
would have to set aside 50 per cent
of its space as a designated non-
smoking area.

City social planner Jill Davidson
said in a report that bowling alleys
were not exempt from the rules as
they should be treated as other in-
door sports activities such as curl-
ing rinks and tennis courts, where
smoking is curbed.

Chief public health inspector Bill
Kimmett will meet with Curry to
try and sort out the problem under
the bylaw before reporting back to
city council.

A suggestion to change the

bylaw to include bowling alleys in
the exemption was met with op-
position from aldermen who said
such a move was premature.
’ ‘What I’m concerned about is
jumping the gun before something
can be worked out,’’ said Ald.
John Braithwaite. ‘‘I believe some-
thing can be worked out.’’

~ Wednesday, June 17, 1987 - North Shore News

A SEAL hunt on the West Coast could become a reality
in the near future. B.C. fishermen are saying that an
unusually high number of seals are depleting the salmon
stocks. The hunt advocates say the West Coast seals do
not move more than 10 kilometres from shore and have

Do you support

Wally Berg Barry Vickery Dan Vickery

North Vancouver North Vancouver North Vancouver 3
1 hate killing intelligent I don’t support it at all —

animals like that. I don’t not one bit. Nobody against i
should kill should be allowed to go East for years. I’m aa

Yes, if there's a good  {f there’s plenty of seals
supportive reason for it. then I’m not against hun-
If the fishermen are suf- ting anything there is think you
fering, then | support it. plenty of. We shouldn’t them.

hunt endangered species.

- V1 ar Pxoto
4378 MARINE DRIVE, WEST. VANCOUVER
a. 925-1238

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no natural predators other than killer whales. En-
vironmental groups in the province are up in arms over
the plan, saying the move would do severe environmental
damage. This week, Inquiring Reporter wants to know
what people think of the plan.

B.C. seal hunt?

Dorothy Pentland
Woodstock, Ont.
I’m against it. I've been
the one in the

Dale Doiron
North Vancouver

out and slaughter...just animal lover.
because .fisherics are
down.

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THE CORPORATION
OF THE
DISTRICT
OF WEST VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
APPLICATION NO. 86-22

B Notice is given that a Public Meeting will be held in the Municipal &&
fm Hall, 750-17th Street, West Vancouver, B.C. on Monday, 1987 June
B 22, at 7:45 p.m., to consider Development Permit Application No.

A 86-22.

Applicant: Buron Housing Corporation
Affected 2104/12/20/26/36/52/64 Marine Drive.
Lands: (Being: Lots 5, 9, 10, 11 and 12, Block 12, Blocks
7-12, District Lot 775, Plan 4595, and Amended
Lots 6 and 8, Explanatory Plan 9317, Block 12,
Blocks 7-12, District Lot 775, Plan 4595).
Purpose: To regulate construction of three, three (3) storey
apartment buildings (35 feet in height) fo: senior
: citizens at the above noted site.
m® Enquires: Planning and Development Department,
Municipal Hall — 922-1211 (loc 204).
m™ Acopy of the proposed Development Permit may be inspected at &
@ the Municipal Hall on regular business days between the hours of #
8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Written submissions are requested to be §
submitted to the Municipal Clerk prior to 1:00 p.m. 1987 June 22 §
and will be distributed at the meeting. 2
mm ©Submissions received after the closing of the Public Meeting will |
# not be considered by Council.

J, Douglas Allan
Municipal Clerk

SUBJECT PROPERTY INCLUDES:
104/12/20/26/36/52/64

[2468 Marine Dr., West Vancouver 922-0613}