page 14, July 28, 1976 » North Shore News whe 1D tah , an ik LOADING UP AT Dundarave-Pler for the Bathtub Sunday voyage to Kitsilano Beach {Neel Weight photo. continued from page 13 hour—with deckhalr- and- broadioom comfort for the dozen passengers and two dogs aboard. But that's only one item in The Raft's summer calendar. ‘On fine evenings and weekends we often get some friends together, with picnic and barbecue -things, and ‘cruise along the shore to laces like West Bay, Caul- eld Cove, Lighthouse Park or down to Ambleside,’’ said Jamie. ‘‘Sometimes we'll stop in on other friends along the waterfront. In the next week or two we're thinking about taking her up to Gambier.”’ . There aren't even any moorage problems. When not in use, The Raft swings proudly. at anchor just west of undarave pier, firmly teth- ered to a discarded engine block on the sea bed. And what next by way of improvements, we asked? IDEAS POP “it’s funny, you know,”’ replied Jamie, ‘teach summ- er it seems we've reached a peak. Then, in early sprin we start looking at The Ra once more and ideas start ead) Wr ad basen incaei! Pgh Maman a Eat ey PATIO-STYLE COMFORT... all modern conveniences [Noel Wright photo] popping all over again.. For instance, next year, maybe, hydrofoils...”’ , Hydrofoils, indeed! But then once you've met this enetgetic, idea-popping trio, you know that hydrofoils it’s probably going to be for | : 1977, By 1978 I wouldn’t put it past them ‘to convert the thing into a hovercraft. It’s enough to make explorer Thor Heyerdahl— who bobbed uncomfortably across the Pacific on a tiny, motor-less wooden platform . called Kon-Tiki—eat his heart out. ~ ; VHODAGOGUAAOOANGNNONANGOGNGAUGOGNOGONORUOOQASUGEAOGOANONORUGOAUNLAOULIUNOESSOGOGRONGOGAUONGOGONEAUNEONOGOGOUEAONNQ0NNOQSGGLONNROANONGQUAEAULNGL oo . . Art Davies Back Soon Con't from p. 1 Bridge’s new deck contractor to prefabricate the 87 decking slabs that will cover the bridge’s centre span. During the second year the prefabricated slabs will be transported to the bridge, installed and paved, The new steel deck will be lighter than the orlginal one and will therefore allow the bridge to stand up to a heavier coating of pavement. ; Lifting of the slabs from barges in Burrard Inlet is regarded as too difficult and in not being recommended, said Mr. Buckland. The work timetable could also be affected by seasonal factors. Paving work should preferably be done durin the summer, Mr. Bucklan explained, because the epoxy asphalt surface needs warm dry weather to cure to its maximum strength, Assuming a decision by the highways department before the end of this year, the earllest date for the completion of the Job would therefore be the late summer of 1976. The Installation and pav- ing of the new deck would be HUSDSNSANNOONAENGTUOAAONANAGONAONNONNOAONON carried out at night, sald Mr. Buckland, and would not interfere with daytime traf: | fic, apart from. temporary. J closures of one lane. in off-peak hours, . Oe Redecking will be accom-— panied by a widening of the span by setting the sidewalks | outside the bridge’s frame- work, ot Cost of the Project is still . being worked out. Mr. Buckland felt, at this stage, that a previously quoted figure. of $14 million might not be too wide of the mark -- but was ‘‘by no means cert aln, yet." — Available November, 1976 Presently under construction, 50 minutes from Vancouver, just north of Squamish in | the Garibaldi Highlands. | Sample plan & design—working drawings’. may differ slfghtly from illustration. - Each home is architect designed & located on its own 80’ x 120’ lot. There, are 12 homes now being sold in the 52 lot .. subdivision. | — 7 \e bat gant be AUN tern saat te #2 oo Ny meds vg _ full price $1150 downpayment (with B.C. grant) principal.& interest as low as + ' for Information, call collect, for Linda Watt - 112-892-3364 112-692-3554 10 - 4 Sundays 9-5 Mon—Sat we ee eh . ’ ian J ae [\ . s a . ) t ‘ op NAS anh fa ; ° ae whe 4 fT ae : ln : Via hl I wt NT Sonn . ASS ; ‘? y . ee Se . : | care _ : OW ‘s AE as : , _ Be «gua wat ; _ ‘ a yy y 1 _ | Inca ha al eee Bes 1 H oe, 174 per month | Lecky Realty —