it - Friday, October 3, 1986 - North Shore News

Golf balls ping parked cars

ERRANE GOLF
Gleneagles Golf Course are
creating ao hazard in West) Van-
couver'’s municipal overflow park:
ing lot.

West Vancouver council decided
Monday te seek oon cdternative
suludon to the installation ol a
650-foot long, 60-foot figh net
fence that would cost $23,833.

“Ho might be cheaper to give the
gcders some lessons,"' suggested
West Vancouver Mayor Derrick
Humphreys.

Flowe Sound Lions Club in-
formed the municipality of the sit-
uation in the municipal parking
lot; which. has seen three car wind-
shields ‘demolished’? and a
number of dents made in other
vehicles.

“No club members or pedestri-
ans have been laid low, but there

Wi home

featured

in R-2000
tour

A WEST VANCOUVER home
will be one of more than 100
energy-efficient homes across the
country to be featured in the first
Canada-wide R-2000 national
home tour Oct, 4 and 5.

penditure of public funds to deal
with fying golf balls.

Ald. David Finlay thought that
an alternate solution to the $23,833
fence could be found, such as a
lower fence with a more limited
length. West Vancouver municipal
staff have been asked to come up
with more alternatives,

have been reports of near misses,"
wrote Lions Club sceretary Doug
Moore,

Club members collected 13 golf
balls ino the parking fot during a
recent four-hour period.

George Morrell, a citizen atren-
ding Monday's meeting, objected
to the district considering an ex-

balls from

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means heat cannot escape, making
for a substantial savings on fuel
costs. But an airtight house pres-
ents a problem — it seals in dust,
irritants and pollution.

To combat this side-cffect, a
ventilation system filters the air.

Gregg estimates that building an
R-2000 home costs about $3,000
more than building a conventional
home. But he says the savings on
heating costs — about 50 per cent
— mean the average homeowner
can pay for the investment in
about three years, he said.

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