Sunday, June 25, 1995 ~ North Shore News — 5

iui plan

We Gladly Accept (atin no > additional cost)

Treaty changes

B.C. LIBERAL leader Gordon Campbell said last week
that the system of negotiations with aboriginal peoples ~.
should be changed so treaty talks are more open to the pub-
lic. A provincial Liberal Party discussion paper is against
special property rights fer natives. Resources, the paper
states, should be directed. to final.and binding treaties

3 locations 0 on n the north Shore
‘ DEEP COVE LONSDALE WEST VAN
Doltarton Shopping Centre 3rd & Lonsdale Central Ambleside
' 407 N. Dollarton Hwy, 136 West 3rd. St. 14718 Clyde Ave.
924-1251 988-6344 925-2833

instead of secret interim treaty agreements

Wolunteer call

VOLUNTEERS ARE

needed by the

Burrard Inlet

Environmental Action Program.

The program intends to repeat a series of quadrant stud-
ies to record marine life in the intertidal zone of Burrard
Inlet. Participants in the Adopt a Shoreline program will
learn basic species identification and data recording tech-

“niques. Organizers say volunteers are required for a variety
of locations. Call 775-8035 for more information.

Worried son

«From page 1
dead body was found hours earlier
in the trunk of his Toyota Camry
near. another friend's house in
Coquitlam.

In earlier testimony, two of /
Faisal Khan's co-workers at the;
_, Pegabo shoe store in Oakridge testi-+
: fied he was at the store the whole of
~ Friday and never left the premises!

“TE saw him pretty well every
minute of the day,” assistant mandg-
er, Gary Lee ‘told Mi. Justice
© Kenneth Lysyk and the jury. jue

scemed happy.”. '
_.. Store manager Hamid “Tommy”

‘Shayan testified he and Faisal had
* been friends for’cight or nine years.

“We graduated together,” at
‘Sentinel secondary, Shayan told the
court,

Shayan hired his friend a few
months earlier,:two,or three weeks
after’ Khan brought Naazish, his
pregnant bride, home from India:

'. “He was)basically trying to get
his life in order,’ Shayan recalled.

Shayan tojd the court. he over-
heard Faisal make a phone call at
about 6 ‘p.m., ‘just before leaving
work.)

“He ‘asked . ‘can: J ‘speak to
” Naazish’, .. ‘Do' you know. where
she is?’ ... "Where is the baby?” ..

DRIVE-THRU Ol. CHANGE PROFESSIONA'S

me WARRANTY APPROVED |

10% extra discount for BCAAmembers :

: Gye: 0% extra discount for seniors.

“aN All competitors’ coupons accepted,

sought wife

*Where’s Mom and Dad?".” Shayan
testified.
After. Faisal Khan hung up the

, phone, his face was ashen, his friend

/ said. “His face dropped.”

Shayan told the court Faisal
immediately made another: call,
apparently to his mother at. her
Janaam clothing store on Main
Street in Vancouver, .

Again, he recounted Faisal’s
worried questioning. “What's going

Is Naazish there? ... Let: me
speak to Dad,” Shayan said Faisal
asked. :

Shayan testified Faisal hung up
and left the store immediately.

“He called an hour or hour and a

half later to say he had called the °

police.”
The trial continues.

THE GREATER «= Vancouver
Regional District (GVRBD) is con-
sidering @ partnership with a private
company for a Cleveland Dam
hydro-electric power project.

The regional district will com-
plete an environmental assessment
before it secks interest from the pri-
vate sector for the plants design,
construction and operation,

‘The assessment, said the GVRD,
was started earlier but suspended
due to budget restraints.

Additional ‘public. consultation
may also occur, said the GVRD,

According to a report on public-
private partnerships released in
February 1995, a 16-megawatt
power plant able to) meet the
demand of 5,000 homes would be
located in an underground chamber
in the dam's west abutment,

- Estimates from 1992 show the
plant would generate annual. rev-
enucs of between $955,000 and
$t.7 million, The money would off-
set water-rate increases. :

Power would be: sold to B.C.

Hydro. : i
The plant would only use sur-

plus water available in winter and
would not operate in summer, when

* water demand is highest.

The -, private | partner would
finance, own and operate the facili-
ly, subject to contractual conditions
to safeguard the supply and quality
of drinking water. }

Cleveland Dam’ was built to cre-
ate the Capilano Reservoir in 1955.

FUTON BLOWOUT!

FACTORY FTN

Entrance in rear lane

: Oit changes In 5 min-
“utes, starting at $19.95
“wilh coupon .°
Limit 1 coupon per..:
- package, Cannot be -:.
./combined with any
other oil change otter.
’ Expires July 9/95."

OPEN SUNDAYS 10-5...

«NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY e 143TH & LONSDALE ' 988-4050, :

aerate fal arc astareatarneneeleeaclaniestacedienst er aetna aeerd ames

‘Government of Canada ‘Coupons.
8. 13%* annual equivalent, maturing i in 01: June 2009

Diversity your RRSP. investments with
government-guaranteed stripped
-. bonds from Midland Walwyn.

'etue CHIP

oe BLUE CHIP THINKING is a trademark :
of Midland Walwyn Capitat Inc. * Rates'as of June
22/95. 7.98% semi annual yield. Subject to change >
“and availability. Assumed held to maturity.
‘Member Canadian Investor Protection Fund.

THINKER GY

.Call Kathy Sager.’
Vice President."
roo 30%, Financial Advisor

925-5552.

Mon.-Sat. 11-6 pm Sunday 12-5 ani

ib 997 | ‘a

Includes soua bine sofa hedframe, triple
‘foam cote futon, Scotchquarded futon cover,
pillows and pillow covers. While quantities last.

We moved te as E. Ist St, H.Van

984-4504

FREE Hearing Evaluation

Set For Senior Citizens

(North Vancouver) — Hearing
evaluations will be given atthe
: Beltone Hearing Aid Centre in
“North Vancouver‘on Monday to
Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m.

Anyone who has trouble
hearing is welcome to have the
evaluation. Many people with
hearing problems don't need
hearing aids. But only a modern

hearing evaluation like the one’

now being offered by Beltone
can really tell for sure.
Everyone should have a

hei aring evaluation at least once
4a year - even people now wear-
ing a hearing aid or those who
have been told nothing could be
done for them. Only a hearing
evaluation can determine if
modern’ methods .of hearing
amplification can help them
hear better. i

The hearing evaiuations’ ‘wil
be given Monday to Thursday
from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.ni, in
North Vancouver. In-hame
evaluation is also available,

Please. phone _ for “an,
appointment.

Call now for an app pointment |

#217-1940 LONSDALE twiotonononsy :
mo 988-4477 |

Govemment fcenced Hearing Instrument Spocafisis and Audiologist; tegistered under tho Hearing, Aid Act 8.

apilano Mall
(next to Everything Far A
. Dollar Store)’ ;

984-6646 _