RETURNED 0 THE NORTH SHORE er a trip to Calffornia, Joy enjoys
_ drawing: landscapes ‘and cartoons. Born and raised in North Vancouver she also
singing in Jam sessious with her firfends. (Elsworth Dickson photo) -

On return frip from Lions

A pair of inexperienced
hikers spent a miserable
night :nder an overhanging
rock Sunvay after they tried
to escape cold wet clouds
while returning from a hike
to the Lions

Twelve team members
from the North and West
Vancouver Emergency
Rescue Program aided by a
helicopter spent four hours
Monday searching for
Christine Horsfield, aged 46,
of 1395 Inglewood Drive in
West Vancouver and Mike
Colman, aged 30 of Van-
couver.

They discovered the pair
about 3 p.m. on the Silver

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very
tired, wet and hungry.

Squamish RCMP in-
formed the rescue program
after the pair were reported
missing at 8:30 a.m. after
failing to return from a hike
from Lions Bay to the Lions.

A spokesman for the
rescue program said the pair
had become disorientated
due to limited visibility and
became lost on the wrong
side of the Lions when trying
to avoid cloud cover.

After being fed and

warmed, the pair were
returned to to their vehicle

ROY LIFTON

2422 Marine Drive
Weat Vancouver

| ByPATRICH

aii

Blood, drugs and fear
on upper Lonsdale §

“Blood pouring down over
dalism

steps” and a van

problem. which is occuring

~ 24 hours a day were. what

North Vancouver City

night when they listened to a

_ delegation by the manager of

1975 Lonsdale Avenue.

‘Bérnice Agnew. the
manager of a professional.

youths persistently van-

“| dalizing the building and

1. using it as the scene for

ie lost while escaping clouds

and did

not require
hospitalization.
The rescue spokesman

said a pattern seems to be

’ fights and illegal drug use.

" She told council that two
janitors have quit working in
the building ‘because o of the

Election

dates set

for W. Van

‘West Vancouver. ‘Council .

has approved. arrangements

will take place in. the council

“chambers at_the Municipal
ATth.St., ‘on.
_ Monday, October'28 from 10
~ am to 12 noon. :

Hall,:;. 750 =

Voting will take place on
Saturday,

polling stations to be open. |

developing with hikers
missing near the Lions and
rescuers now have a good

idea of where to look for

them.

council heard about Monday ©

office building on the site
» painted a: grim picture of

for the 1979 municipal
elections.

Nomination of candidates |

November = 17,"
from 8 am to 8 pm, with 17

management in February.

“Te was more than his life
was worth to go in and out of .
_that area,”.
referring | to one of the’

Agnew said,

janitors.

Ao. initial report to the

RCMP resulted in more
frequent patrols for a while,

she said, but added that. the.
amount of patrolling appears ©

to have dropped off. while

the vandalism problem: has .
. moved : from. the nighttime

hours to all day.

__ The building is next to the
Circus Arcade but Agnew
said she did not want to
blame that establishment for
the problems dnd. says the

manager of the arcade

appears very reasonable and
has instituted foot patrols on
weekend evenings.

But she also said the
manager keeps a baseball
bat next to him. in case of

trouble and has told her they

problem : sincé she took ¢ over |

were made to
security arrangements in the-

Payne said. —

‘are thinking of relocating the

business: :

The 1900: block: has been

‘plagued with vandalism

problems for a while and

. Alderman Frank Marcino

described the ‘building at
1975 Lonsdale as being “built
to invite. vandalism. mo

A number of: “Suggestions
tighten _

building and the~one_ that
most. impressed Agnew was.
that of hosing down the front
steps 10 hours a day.

“In my view we are not

really dealing. with a police
problem,” Alderman Gary

“It is a. social problem and.

must be dealt with by
‘positive social action.”

Council appeared im-
pressed by Agnew’s. report
and asked her to submit
copies of complaints by

' tenants. of the building so
they could study t them.

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« a

“Page AS, October 3, 1979- North Shore Ne

Correction
Eaton’s
Home Sale
Preview Flyer

The 20-pce. dinnerware set in ‘Shell’
or ‘Trellis’ pattern at 39.99 as ad-
vertised on the front page of Eaton’s
flyer in this issue of your newspaper,
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fact, the correct illustration.

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