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jeep Cove champion passes away

* Cuthbert-said he considered Blakely an impor-.
_ tant advisor, citing Blakely’s background in

: THE East Seymour.area has lost a

great champion in Bil! Blakely.

The 70-year-old former planner and Deep
Cove resident kept himself at the forefront of
local issues until his death Aug. 10.

North Vancouver District Coun. -Jim

planning, and penchant for rhorough analysis of
issues and in-depth research,

-*He ‘ obviously was informed,” “said

“Cuthbert, “f know from knowing Bill well his

comments were important.” 4

Blakely worked closely, on issues that affected

* the Seymour area, and in particular Deep Cove.

- DEEP Cove defender Bill
5, Blakely. dled Aug. 10.

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Cuthbert credited. Blakely: for retaining public
access tG: waters. bordering Seycove Marina
ivision.

Blakely’s -dogged .work convinced: the

Over the. last six years, Cuthbert said he and. ‘on Lions Gate Bridge.

provincial government to reject council's posi.

tion waiving the requirement for water access,

~ said Cuthbert. “Had it not been for his efforts

Tam sure there would noz-be public access,”
said Cuthbert.

He also recognized Blakely’s invelvement in
preserving Cove and Mountain forests from
residential development, presenting the envi-
ronmental considerations in the Northlands

golf course debate, and pointing out the finan- -

cia! consequences of district projects.

Blakely determined the siting of Simon
Fraser University atop Burnaby Mountain and
pioneered the use of the alternating double lane

Blakely, a Vancouver native, attended UBC
and studied as a civil engineer before obtaining
a diploma in town planning frem Edinburgh
Univessiry in1953. ~

Bill‘is survived by. his wife Betty, and his
daughters Jane, Jill aid Katherine.

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AMBLESIDE

DEBBIE Heiliper of the West Vancouver SPCA is happy te
announce the sale return at the SPCA’Ss lost office cat BLY,

“Wer disappearance caused inuch heartache and concern
for many people who know and fove cher, We would like to
thank evervong for all af their wonder help and kindness

“As weil, a special thank you to the North Shore News for.
publishing, B.V's picture in the newspaper, We are overjoyed:
that she is home, where she belongs and would like to express:
our thanks to the individual who returned her. Thank you all |
so nuch!” ;

‘The Siamese cat went missing Aug. 11.

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UPPER LYNN VALLEY _
FRIENDS and family of Graham Shiels are holding a benetit
night to help send the young actor to Yales ces
The 25-year-old North Van resident is the first-ever actor
from B.C, to be accepted to the prestigious school in New. 2
Haven, Connecticut. He leaves Sept. | to complete.a Maste
of Fine Arts degree bur simmer job, student loan and ACTRA
scholanship not withstanding, he is still short on funds. Friends
can help by attending his “Yale Kickoff" this Sunday, Aug, 25,
starting at 7 p.o., at Lions Court, 1055. Premier St, North
Van. Tickets, $20, are available in advance ar 980-7703 ‘or at
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age 10 and older available for hoopsters at the North Shor
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