A16-Sunday News, September 21, 1980

Council helps

out courts again

North Vancouver District
council has given permission
for the council chambers to
be used as both a small
claims court and a traffic
court, in an attempt to ease
the backlog that continues to
plague the North Vancouver
Provincial Court system.

Council originally
authorized the use of the
council chambers as a small
claims court last September
on aé_ temporary basis,
because of the court
backlog.

In a memo from Mayor
Don Bell considered
Monday night, council was

informed that a fourth judge
is being brought into the
area to deal specifically with
small claims.

In order to accomodate
this change, Bell said he was
told that traffic offences
would have to be dealt with
outside of the temporary
court facilities on East 23rd
Street. ‘

District council had no
hesitation is granting per-
mission to use the council
chambers up to two days a
week for an indefinite period
to deal with small claims or
traffic matters.

LOCAL CONTENDER
for leadership of the
B.C. Progressive

Conservative Party is
West Vancouver
consulting engineer
Martin Dayton. He will
be nominated at the
party's November 15
leadership convention
by Capilano MP Ron
Hantingdon. See abo
SUNDAY BRUNCH,

page A6é.

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Grades 1 to 12

WHO DUNNIT? is what
Art Davies of the North
Vancouver City Library .

trying to determine.

The library is holding its |
fourth biennial
detective fiction quiz
contest. (Ellsworth

Dickson photo)

Furnace roof-vent
shows white

Home with well
insulated roof

Home with poor
roof insulation

Anyone

for
tennis?

Two new tennis courts
with floodlights which will
allow play until 10 p.m. are
now open in the City of
North Vancouver.

The new courts in Derck
Inman Park in the 200 block
Bast Ist St. cost $65,000.

Cost to the City
was partally offset by a
provincial grant

Children’s
special
needs

FROM PAGE A15

Homes with no
roof insulation

damaged roof insulation

his ts your opportunity to see an
infrared portrait of your home at

fydros Aenal Thermography
Iisplay

Last winter, a specially
equipped aircraft recorded rooftop
temperatures of homes and buildings
mo yourarea The resulting
photographic prints, called
thermograms, actually let you see if
vour home as losing heat) and costing
Vou Money because of poor attire anal
roof insulation

tf you live in this area, youre
invited to see a portrait of your home
lo locate your home at the
thermography display, make sure you
know how many houses yours is from
the nearest corer

Here's what to look for rooftops

which appear yet black in the
thenmograms are well insulated,
those appearnny hight grey or white
are burning money because of high
heat loss

Our representatives wall be on
hand to help you interpret the
thermograms and supply he ‘Aptul
hterature and imformation Come
and see for yourself, And make next
winters picture a happier one

B.C.HYDRO

We'd like to he ‘Ip you save energy
And money

fisted above Those who BC
submit wrticn bnefs will
also be given the opportunity
to speak to to their bricts
Written briefs and |
requests to meet with the
task force should be sub
mitted to Mra. Marg Jessup.
School Board Office, 721
Chesterfield Avenuc, Nonb |
Vancouver, BC V7M 2M‘

Aerial

Thermography
Display
September 22 to October 4

at Park Royal, Centre Court.
South Mall

by October 3. 1980