A1I5 - Wednesday, March 28, 1984 - North Shore News

FLOOD AID
\s 1.7 million -

““WHAT WE have to realize is we have a flood

potential at Cypress Creek that is going to happen
again!’’

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That’s West Vancouver Walker added the work
Alderman Alex Broken- could be staged ‘‘as we all
shire’s comment on the fin- know that kind of money
dings of a report on the _ isn’t just lying around.”
Cypress Creek floodings. The report on the Cypress
=-According_to~ West__Van- Creek flooding problenr is

irector of Operations Don ~ available at the municipal
Walker, the report, prepared _ hall and staff will be loaning
by Dayton & Knight Ltd., it out to immediate-area
shows an Irwin Drive diver- _ residents.
sion is the best solution to of- The municipality is seeking
fset future flooding. public input on the report.

“*The only disadvantage is, Walker has been given one
of course, cost,’’ says Walker month to report back to
of the estimated $1.7 million Council but that period can
price tag. be extended.

NOREEN PROVOST was happy to talk about the Citizens United for Safety and Justice when she ‘manned: the group’s
booth this weekend at Park Royal South. Next meeting for the CUSJ is April 3 at Park and Tilford with retired coroner
Doug Jacks as guest speaker. 7

‘up to
sides’ /

RATHER THAN take

sides, North Vancouver
City council has asked.
the North Shore
Museum and Archives
Committee and the
Presentation House
Society to meet and
negotiate a solution to
difficulties that have
arisen over the use of
the Gordon Gibson
Room at Presentation
House.
The Museum and Archives
Society and the North Van-
couver Community Arts
Council currently share the
Gibson Room, which they
tent from Presentation

House. But recently the
Museum and Archives people R
had made application to City | GENUINE LEATHER!
Council that they be allowed
full use of the room, in 1985.
“Our collection is large

cnough that we can make imelaa) Italy SOFA NOW ONLY $ O54
beneficial use of the Gibson : Sofa 2.10 m (79") long

Room on a full tume basis." Top-of-the-line sofaset in _

ent Broce Tutt. He explain. genuine leather, finished in LOVESEATNOW ONLY = @o5
cd some of the difficulties his beaut WOry avariapie ae Loveseat 1,50 m (0U") long |
group had encountered on . sofa, ioveseat, ir. ~

CL a | pieces completely covered CHAIR NOW ONLY ,

wanes an order te accom: in genuine leather. S$ 5OO?>

C ouneil

Art Gothic, Presentation
House treasurer and board e All sales final
member, said thay his group . \ .
had been counting on * Delivery willbe extra
revenue from lease of the
Gubson Room ino order to
become more self sufficient

He also fenred the inter
ruption in) continuity that
might occur from the dropp-

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Councal asked to be tn
formed of the solutions com
ting forth from mectings bet
ween the groups A request
was made for more informa
tion on the historical back
ground on the development
of Presentation House

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