Al6-Sunday News, October 26, 1980

community roundup aa

a well attended
meeting at Queen Mary
School on October 16 the
North Vancouver: Voters’
Association nominated three
candidates for the Board of
School District 44 in the
November 15 school board
election.

Contesting the City seat
for a one-year term is Chief

Philip Joe, economic
development administrator
of the Squamish Indian Band
and a founding director of
NoVVA.

District candidates are
Dorothy Lynas, veteran
school trustee and current
chairperson of the board,
and newcomer Crawford
Kilian, a well known author
and instructor at Capilano

College.

NoVVA nominees were
the victors in last year's
heated campaign which saw
them pitted against “cut
costs at any cost” opponents.

The candidates nominated
for this year’s race stressed
the need to avoid compla-
cency and to continually
Strive to better serve the

NoVVA slate named

needs of children.

One special area of
concern was described by
Claus: Spiekermann, the
speaker at the nomination
meeting and recently ap-
pointed principal of Queen
Mary School, who spoke of
the plight of children in high
turnover, low income areas
of the school district.

Dana Taylor tries again for City seat

Dana Taylor, a candidate
in last year’s City election,
announced Thursday that he
intends to seek the lone
council seat, vacated by
Alderman Gordon Cross in
the municipal byelection to
be held November 15.

Taylor, a six-year resident

and community volunteer in
Lower Lonsdale stated: “The
issues are still with us.
Council is deluged with a
flood of planning studies and
policy documents which in
many areas demand urgent
attention.”

He cited the recom-

Mail deadlines set

It's that time of the year
again — and Canada Post
has announced the following
Christmas mailing deadlines.
Where a mail category (eg.
surface mail) is not shown,
the deadline has already
passed.

Great Britain and Ireland:
surface mail (SM) parcels —
Nov. 7; unsealed SM cards
— Nov. 21; air mail (AM)
parcels — Dec. 5; AM cards
and letters — Dec. 12

Europe: AM parcels —
Nov. 28; AM _ cards and
letters — Dec. 5.

Australia, New Zealand
and Africa: unsealed SM
cards — Oct 31; AM parcels
— Nov. 21; AM cards and
letters — Dec. 5.

Asia: unsealed SM cards
— Nov. 7; AM parcels —
Nov. 21; AM cards and
letters — Dec. 5.

Most other parts of the
world: AM parcels — Nov.

21; AM cards and letters —
Nov. 28.

CANADIAN
FORCES OVERSEAS

Great Britain and Europe:
as above — except that
unsealed SM _ cards to
Europe may be mailed up to
Nov. 7.

Cyprus and Middle East:
unsealed SM CARDS —
Nov. 28; AM parcels — Nov.
21, AM cards and letters —
Dec. 5.

CANADA AND USA

Out of town: parcels —
Dec. 3; cards and letters —
Dec. 13.

Local: parcels — Dec. 3:
cards and letters — Dec. 17.

All Christmas cards
mailed to addresses in
Canada or USA must be
sealed.

mendations outlined in the
Community Plan, the Parks
and Recreation Master Plan

and the recent Parking
Study.
Taylor, a homeowner in

Lower Lonsdale, is active as
a director on the North
Vancouver Community Arts

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TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of The Corporation of
the District of West Vancouver intends to adopt propos-
ed By-law No. 2929 at its meeting of November 3,
1980. Any person wishing to examine the By-law or the
Reference Pian referred to in the Schedule thereof may
apply to the Municipal Clerk at the Municipal Hall. 750-
17th Street, West Vancouver, B.C. during normal
business hours

J.D. Allan
Municipal Clerk

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF WEST VANCOUVER

BY-LAW NO. 2929

A By-law for stopping up a portion of a highway
and for disposing of said portion of highway in
exchange for adjacent lands for the purpose ot
relocating the highway

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 587 of the
Municipal Act the Council may by by-law stop up and
close to traffic a highway or any portion of a highway.

ANO WHEREAS pursuant to Section 574 of the
Municipal Act the Council may by by-law dispose of any
portion of a highway in exchange for such lands as may
be necessary tor the purpose of improving, widening,
straightening. relocating or diverting the highway:

AND WHEREAS the Council for The Corporation
of the District of West Vancouver deems it desirable
and expedient that the part of a highway, as hereinafter
described. be stopped up and closed and disposed of
in the manner hereinafter provided in exchange for ad-
jacent lands as heremafter described. for the purpose
of relocating the highway.

THEREFORE the Council tor The Corporation of

the District of West Vancouver hereby enacts the
following

1 This By-Law may be known and cited for all
purposes as ‘HIGHWAY EXCHANGE AND RELO-
CATION BY-LAW NO 2929'

2 That portion of a certain public highway more
particularly described and set forth tn the first Schedule
hereto 1s hereby ciosed and stopped up to traffic of all
kinds and is hereby disposed of in exchange tor the ad-
jacent lands more particularty delineated and described
in the second Schedule hereto which Schedules are
declared an integral part of this By law

3 For the purpose aforesaid the Mayor and
Municipal Clerk are hereby authonzed and directed to
execute a Transfer of an Estate in Fee-Simple in
respect of said portion of a public highway in exchange
for a Transter of an Estate in Fee-Simpie in favour of

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Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of
British Columbia in respect of the said adjacent lands
hereinbetore mentioned, to the intent that said adjacent
lands shall be held and used as a public highway

4 That un named portion of public highway closed
and stopped ut tc traffic by Portion of Road in District

Lot 1241 Stopping Up and Closing By law No 2822°
is hereby re Opened

PASSED by the Council on the day of
October 1980
RECONSIDERED) AND ADOPTED by tne Council
on the

Gay of November

1980

‘MAYOR
MUNICIPAL CLERK

THE FIRST SCHEDULE TO
BY-LAW NO. 2929

That part of highway dedicated by the deposit of
Plan 2692 shown hatched on Reterence Plan prepared
by Ray t Chapman BCt S sworn to on the 27th

Any Of On totoer 1 G80

THE SECOND SCHEDULE TO
BY-LAW NO. 2929

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FIRSTLY
Lot 124)

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Phan 264,'

SECONDLY the Wost Half of the West Malt of District
Lot 886) Shown we bold black Outhne on Hefterence Plan
prepared by Hay & Chapman BC lL SS atoresaid

of the West Malt of Omtict