deal for ‘pay-

THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

ele decane

creek pollution: case. it.
has lost.

Fines of $5,000 and $2,000
were imposed Thursday: in
North Vancouver provincial.
court by Judge J.B. Paradis
after he had found the
municipality: guilty ‘at’ an
earlier hearing of depositing
deleterious substances -
sewage - in Hastings Creek,
at Ross Road in Lynn Valley,
through its operation of a
sewage pumping station
there.

The sentencing came five
months after District was
fined a total of $20,500 in the.
same court for polluting | fy Sak ee vet epeeme
Lynn Creek with leachate : . ; ect rassin
from the controversial | .
Premier Street landfill.

Both cases were brought
by the federal Department of |
Fisheries and Oceans.

Judge Paradis will also be
sitting for a third case being
brought against District

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DANGEROUS WORK demands these men wear heat-proof clothing and
face. protection.. Though they may look as though they're guarding
themselves from radiation, they are In fact preparing a bronze sculpture
at Capilano College. The blinding flash, which Instructor Dave Marshall

GRAND OLD horse chestnut trees which line
17th Street In West Vancouver have had their

lease on life renewed — or at least most of them
have.

Council decided Monday
‘to take down only 23
diseased and damaged trees which the community rallied
and leave the 50 healthy in force to give land and
ones where they stand fervent support to the 47
with a proper maintenance — year old proncers.
program thrown tn for good On further review,

measure. municipal staff agreed that at
The fate of the

By NANCY WEATHERLEY

trees, as “neither appropriate nor
planted by Boy Scouts in) necessary” to romeve all the
1935, was the subject of — trees
a recent public mecting But about a third of the

meers’ spared fromaxe (ZZtuGu

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chestnuts have been judged
by Parks Manager Heinz
Berger and Consulting
Municipal Arborist Robin
Gardner to ve beyond
repair.

These will be removed
gradually and replaced by
ruby red chestnut trees, with
the help, once again. of the
Boy Scouts.

The new trees will be
planted at SO foot intervals,
to prevent crowding as in the
case of the present horse
chestnuts which are only 25

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is seen guarding his face from, Is created by thermal material added to
distribute. heat evenly through the mold. See story on page Cl. (lan
Smith photo)

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