A3 - Wednesday, January 27, 1982 - North Shore News

Toes

POSSIBLE RELIEF for
West Van school
taxpayers will be
discussed by the
provincial cabinet this
week, Attorney

General Allan Williams
(left) told school board
officials Monday at a
special meeting in West

Van called by Mayor
Derrick Humphreys and
board chairman Mark
Sager (second from
right). With Williams,
West Van MLA, and
Sager are Schools
Superintendent Ed
Carlin’ and Trustee
Margot Fark. (Eric
Eggertson photo)

Pitch and putt course in the hole

AMBLESIDE Pitch and Putt
fees are going up but despite
a 25 per cent increase in
some charges passed by
West Vancouver council
Monday night, the projected
deficit has risen by almost 60
per cent.

Alderman Gordon
Rowntree told council the
projected deficit would
increase $16,000 to total
$43,000 in 1982, a figure
which disturbed Alderman

Dave Finlay.

Finlay told council that he
believed the fees should be
increased even further,
because of the municipality's
user-pay philosophy.

However, it was pointed
out that municipal staff
believed the law of supply
and demand would not allow
any further increases.

“TI think we have to be
competitive to a certain
extent; we could increase

PUB APPLICATION NIXED
Dundarave suds lovers left

crying in their beer

THE 684 Dundarave
residents who thought they
would be able to walk down
to the local and quaff a few
will have to continue to
travel a little farther to cry in

their beer, following
rejection of a proposed
Dundarave pub by a

majority of their neighbors.

» West Vancouver council
was told Monday night that
because less than 60 per cent
of residents voted for the
pub proposal, the
requirements have not been
fulfilled under the Liquor
Control Licensing Act.

Of the 1537 votes tallied,
853 or 55.5 per cent voted no

our rates without
golfers too
therefore lose too much
business,” parks manager
Heinz Berger told council in
his report.

getting
upset and

Rowntree recommended
to the Parks and Recreation
Advisory Commission that

they consider staging a
community-wide pitch and
putt tournament’ with

various classifications.

to the proposal that would
have allowed a neigh-
borhood pub to be built in
the Dundarave area.

The survey was conducted
on a door-to-door basis of all
residents and businesses in a
half-mile radius of the
proposed pub.

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over 200 pounds...”’

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