READY FOR BLAST. OFF .; woe this member ‘of the North Shore Beavers gets ready for. -
his rocket ship ride on cables, which was just one of the many games and crafts
relating to the ‘Space’ theme at Camp Paddletail on the weekend. The camp was held

on the site of the Maplewood Mud Flats.

Weekend without helmets

- short lived for N. Shore bikers

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REDUCE CELLULITE AND TONE MUSCLES

1. Treatment of doubie
chin and strengthenin
of slackened chee
areas.

2. Treatment of upper
arms in the case of
cellulltic shun.

abdominal muscles

Park Royal

Grace Salons

3. Stengthening of the

(next to the White Spot)

North Shore motorcyclists
brief period of freedom not
to wear helmets, ended
Monday as the provincial
legislature introduced a new
law making the wearing of
helmets mandatory.

On the weekend, a
number of bikers on the
North Shore and throughout
the province did not wear
helmets, as the result of a

Burnaby judge’s decision
Friday, that the govern-
ment’s mandatory helmet

- law was not valid.

Both the North Vancouver
RCMP and West Vancouver
Police reported they did not
issue tickets on the weekend
to bikers who did not have
helmets.

But spokesmen for both
departments said they were
concerned, and felt bikers
should be wearing helmets.

4, Whittling inches and
bulges tram thighs.
buttocks & stomach ~—
those seemingly § im-
possible to remove
lumps of fat that seltie
an these areas

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926-6214

’ Waterfront
__ Association. -

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‘square’

In a press release issued at
Monday’s meeting of ‘West.
Vancouver council, Mayor -

Derrick Humphreys stressed.

‘that any decision council
eventually makes on the-

“Heritage Square” project
between the foot of 14th and
13th Streets “will come only
“after full public input and

our own in-depth study.”

Conceptual proposals
recently received by council
.for future development of
the area have sparked op-
- position from the Ambleside
Ratepayers

A circular distributed by
the association calls for
postponement of the square-
and-pier project because the
recommendations by
consultant Doug Sutcliffe

,

would allegedly hand over -

too much of the site to

volume of

_ area.
tradesmen only.

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‘which has ‘been sent to rs

‘and be an asset to the

private developers and make:
a@ proposed. community ~
theatre and art gallery “a |
burden on the ‘Public purse” o-

The” Mayor emphasized
that the Sutcliffe report -—

citizen groups and.
available in the Memorial _
Library ~ already -reflects:
various community at- |
titudes, including positive.
consensus, divided opinion,
marginal support and
questions to be considered.

Council has asked - for
further comments from -
citizen groups and in-
dividuals by June 29.

“I am sure,” said Hum-
phreys, “we will come up
with a concept that will
please the whole community

Ambleside area.”

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