NEWS ‘photo Cindy Goodn. in

DALLAS LOVES bananas, sunshine, laughter, smiles,
flowers and horses. She says she hasn’t travelled enough
yet, but one of ber more unusual experiences was work-
ing as a guide for hunters. Next stop? The 28-year-old
aspires to be a famous film actress.

Emergency
preparedness
discussed

AN emergency preparedness
meeting has been scheduled for
Wednesday, May 16 at Plymouth
Elementary School, 919 Tollcross
in North Vancouver.

The North and West Vancouver
Emergency Program (NWVEP)
will host the discussion, scheduled
to kick off at 7:30 p.m, that will
address such topics as the District
of North Vancouver Emergency
Plan, resident and homeowner
safety, school emergency plans and
lessons frora San Francisco.

Ross Peterson, NWVEP coor-
dinator, and representatives from
the North Vancouver District Fire
Department, North Vancouver
RCMP, North Vancouver District
social planning, the B.C. Am-
bulance Service and the North
Vancouver School District will all
take part in the public discussion.

Peterson was among the first
B.C. residents to visit the San
Francisco earthquake sites and will
be delivering a slide presentation at
Wednesday’s meeting.

Part of the NWVEP’s public
education program, the meeting is
one of several similar
neighborhood events planned for
the North Shore this year.

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Instructor wins award

CAPILANO COLLEGE philoso-
phy instructor and B.C. Civil
Liberties Association president
John Dixon was presented Thurs-
day with the Begbie Public Service
Award by the University of Vic-
toria Law Alumni Association.

The Begbie award is presented to
a person who, in the opinion of the
UVic Law Alumni, has contributed
most significantiy to the public in-
terest.

Dixon is the third recipient of
the award.

Previous recipients were Murray
Fraser, UVic’s founding dean of

WV gets funds

WEST VANCOUVER recently
received $123,669 worth of GO
B.C. funding to help pay for the
cost of the new $300,000 fishing
Pier in the municipality located at
the foot of 14th Street in
Ambleside.

Said John Reynolds, minister of
environment and West Van-
couver-Howe Sound MLA, ‘‘The
public facility should prove
valuable in drawing visitors to the
Ambleside business area.”’

The pier includes features such
as fishing-rod holders, a crabbing
hole, seating and benches and
docking facilities for boats.

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Transit Service Changes
for North Vancouver
Effective May 21, 1990.

#211 Seymour/Phibbs Exchange
Mid-day service wil! be increased to every 30

minutes.

#212 Deep Cove/Phibbs Exchange
Depariure times from Phibbs Exchange will
be adjusted by 30 minutes. Buses will depart

from Bay #6.

#215 Indian River/Phibbs Exchange

Buses wiil depart Phibbs Exchange from Bay
#4,

#228 Lynn Valiey/Lonsdale Quay
Thirty minute Sunday & Holiday service will
commence one hour earlier at 11:00 am.

#236 Lonsdale Quay/Grouse Mountain
Commencing Victoria Day, the route will be
extended to Grouse Mountain for the
summer. The route into Lonsdale Quay will
be revised to operate via 3rd Street, Forbes
and Esplanade.

#246 Lonsdale Quay/Highland/

Park Royal

Thirty minute Sunday & Holiday service will
commence one hour earlier at 11:00 am.

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