A9 - Sunday, September 19, 1982 - North Shore News

IN PENSIVE MOOD
while observing the city
from the _ relative
tranquility of the North
Van waterfront. The

shoreline fronting the

First Narrows can be a
quiet place to sit and
relax. (Ian Smith photo)

‘$Im. suddenly descended from heaven’

FROM PAGE At

Under the new formula, the

could have taken
100 per cent of the funds as

been cut away from the
railroad tracks in the nick of
time,” said Trustee Crawford

heaven to save as ...
should be aware that dumb
luck, not native virtue got us
out of this,” Kilian said.

Sull, he warned that the

told the meeting that she

Look for our new men

Hugh on the plano

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Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights

Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Weddings & Banquets are
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THE SUNDOWNER RESTAURANT

5 miles north of Horseshoe Bay

supported the restraint plan
“under protest” .

“They have put a shotgun
at our head and have said if
we don’t do it they will move
someone in to to it for us,”
Lynas said bitterly.

Kilian warned that in the

Drunk-driving

DRINKING-driving charges
have led to the following
recent convictions notified
by the North Vancouver
RCMP. Penalties shown are
in addition to automatic
licence suspension:

Semen, Howard D., 825 E.
14th, North Van (refusing

TRY OUR 2 FOR 1
TUES., WEDS. THURS.!

tea or coftee

b (Prawns, Scallops & Salmon) with

all for

$4650

spring, the board will be
looking at cutbacks which
would “take a long time in
recovering from.”

The $1 million windfall
stopped the need for con-
frontation between teachers
and trustees over the issue of

convictions

breath test: 14 days jail:
driving under suspension:
$300 and seven days jail).
Vivash, Gerald Chnistopher,
4714 Earl St., Vancouver
(refusing breath test: $750).
Strong, Mark Stewart, 5SO1-
945 Marine, West Van
(refusing breath test: $350).

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wage rolibacks and layoffs.
Teachers im North Van-
couver had _ rejected
reopening the contract.

The federal grant did not
cover the entire $1.3 million
ordered cut. However,

$237,259 im surplus funds

was found largely the
closure of three schools last

The trustees agreed with
board member Frank
Warburton that the ministry
of education should be sent a

letter protesting the cut-

backs.

It was also pointed out
that should the Vancouver
school board be successful in
its attempts to prove the
ordered restraints illegal, the
board would then not
comply with its plan.

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