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ynn Valley pub proposal o public hearing Monday

THE LATEST round in the North Shore pub wars will go Monday as North Vancouver district council holds a public hearing into a pub propos- ed for 1230 Ross Road in Lynn Valley.

MARK HAMILTO

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NEWS phoco Terry Peters

BOTT STUDENT Garry Landry was kept busy shining shoes for such North Vancouver residents as Steven Nemets Wed nesday. The event was the annual Shine-a-rama, where

13.000 students across Canada shine shoes to catse money for Cystic Fibrosis research.

chambers of the district municipal hall Monday, will deal with the proposal of B.T. Agostino and V, and A. Ferraro to develop a neighborhood pub at the Ross Road site.

While the proposal will likely not prove to be as con- troversial as others have been — most notably a re- cent apphcation for a pub on Pemberton — council is ex

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pected to be told there are concerns over such a development.

Foremost among the con- cerns will be the effect on such an operation of traffic density and traffic patterns, particularly during the even- ing and early morning hours

The public hearing into the proposal will get under way at8pm Monday

CARE gearing for November

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fearing a ‘right wing”’

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