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of:. the » fire,

,emergency, responsi
bit: not how..they. would.be
carried out ~-was distributed
to» counci) ‘and media by
: “fire ‘chief Bob

“But after a lengthy
‘presentation -by McDonald

and: assistant fire. chief Don,

Tardiff, who gave running

commentaries :to an hour

long’ slide. show, , Alderman
_ Jim Ball commented:
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Reaching Every Door on the North Shore

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IMPRESSIVE DRUMHEAD SERVICE took place Sunday at the 6th.
Field. Engineers Armouries when new colors for Branch 282:and 114,
Royal Canadian Legion were dedicated. The parade was under the

Misuse of gift denied

By NOEL WRIGHT

Residents of . the
Whytecliff Park area of
West Vancouver have
protested angrily to the
University of B.C. over
a proposed subdivision
development on the
adjoining Rockwoods
Estate, bequeathed to
the university, by the
late Major-General
Victor Odlum.

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But UBC says the
plan doesn’t con-
travene the terms of the
bequest. .

The -plan by Cressey
Development Corp. calls for
19 dwelling units to be built
on’ the virgin site at the
western tip of the
municipality. a

Residents — 50 or more of
whom have banded tégether
in the Rockwoods
Association to fight the
project — describé- the

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proposed development as
“highly unimaginative and
utilitarian”. They: claim, it

will destroy the park-like’

environment and character
of the community, and also
that it is a “travesty” of the
intent of General Odlum’s
gift.

In a strongly worded letter
to Dr. Doug Kenny,
president of UBC, Peta Hall,
a member of the Rockwoods
Association executive,
suggests the university i

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direction of Sergeant at Arms, Comrade Sid Ward of Branch 118:
E.H. Lewis of Mount Oliver Lutheran Church is seen lowering the flag to

eather

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WEDNESDAY: Cloudy,
occasional rain.

‘Highs 45 - 48F (7-90).

THURSDAY: More rain.