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‘LYING QUIETLY « at ‘the top of a Hydro pole in North Vancouver, this ca cat seems to

have no inclination to leave its perch. After. three days, a | Hydro work « crew was
called in to Femove the animal. (an Smith Photo)

Agenda ‘highlights for
tomorrow’s meetings of
North Shore “Councils ‘in-
clude:.

- NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT (8 P.M.)

Request for rezoning of

4,000 block Violet Street by
Donald K. Berry and Colnett
Enterprises Ltd.

' Avalon . Hotel -. letter
requesting approval of
extension of hours of
business in Class A pub.

Mohawk Oil - reservation
of road allowance, Dollarton

realignment. -

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY

Next scheduled meeting

July 23.

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Open for Lunch & Dinner
Tuesday to Saturday

WEST VANCOUVER

Special meeting of

council:

Final'| approval “of. traffic
by-law 2832.

- Original considefation’ of
tree cutting by-law 2741.

Rgflicy and planning
committee agenda.

Presentation
the West
Foundation. ’

concerning
Vancouver

Parks and Recreation
commission, re: petition for
cutting and trimming of trees

at Woodward Park.

and tor Dinner only Sunday

1373 Marine Drive, West Van.
926-4913 for Reservations

(8PM) = -

hore council agendas

re: night diving at Copper
Cove.

Proposed development
permit by-law for area above

_ Upper Levels Highway. .

- radio

-“ was not’ ‘only subjected ‘to
‘sun and rain,. but. also to. the -

&
. there,’a spokesman said.-

“under - your ‘own power,
- unless you want to sit around ;
_ for three days.

“and at first‘nor would. B. Cc.

: ‘Hydro, and the ‘SPCA. ‘says |
“they were ~ forbidden ‘to
rescue it, as were. “members,

OF the’ general public. ee
The: cat, which: was first

a rted up the pole in the
lan ‘between. East 11th and |
- 12th streets near St Georges,
on ‘Tuesday, ‘was not rescued

until Thursday afternoon,
when a Hydro crew was
“sens todo the job..

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Paleprole bens poco.
for alarm—Humph reys

“you are g going , to get down is -

The: City fire. departmént |
_ ~wouldn’t get the cat down,

_ longer do that Sort of thing.”

“indignity - of __ attacks © by
crows. os ee

A nearby resident, Jack
Rupp, said he noticed: the

- cat and phoned the City fire

department and Hydro to try

and. do something about it. 7

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‘Hydro. “said | it was not
“worth their time, and the'fire .
department said they ‘no

A Gall” to the North ‘Van.

: SPCA-confirmed 1 that the cat

was responsible for getting

‘itself down.

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‘Compensation won't let us

Be uP. the pole, and BC.

‘Already being ‘worked on

The bugs in West Van-
couver Police Department's
‘ communications
system -- recently declared
unsatisfactory by the
Workers Compensation
Board ~ aré already being ~
- worked upon and should not
be regarded as a cause for
public alarm, ~says West Van
_ Mayor Derrick Humphreys.’

The. mayor, who is also
chairman of .the West Van
Police Board; was™ com-
menting on a_ front-page
story in the North Shore
News of July 11.

The problems
experienced with the police
radio network were
‘discussed at the last PD.

he told the News, and are

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‘under
examination.”

At that time ‘the board

authorized consultation
between the police
‘department and com--

munications consultants,

together with any attendant
_ expenditures.

Humphreys laid some
considerable blame for the
difficulties on the peculiar
topography of West Van- —
couver, which he described
as being shaped like “a
rasher of bacon.”

As a-specific example, he

being#. referred to the screening

effect of the terrain in the.
case of a patrol car operating

“round the corner” (of the.

mountains) in the Horseshoe

Bay area.

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“We usually Had it is better .
to leave: ‘the. ‘cat. alone,” a.

spokesman — for Hydro in
North Var said. ee

‘It sometimes takes a while
for it to come down.’

But: the | ‘spokesman’ said

“they will get meat down ih.
is there for two. or. three 7

days. “

‘It’ s. ‘not ‘the Safest thing t to
‘do,’ he said. wen p

careful’ of the’ power lines”

‘and can. often - “have: dif-
‘ficulties with a cat that does
, pot want ' to: leave.

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“Equipment of all types;
‘radio or. otherwise, un-
dergoes, of course, ‘constant
changes and improvement,”
said -the mayor. “We are

presently awaiting technical:

‘advice on this ‘particular

equipment — as a matter’ of |

fact, the suppliers: are. due
here’ in “my ‘office: in“ 20
. Miriutes for. 2 discussion.”

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