12 - Friday, February F

Argyle

condos
get nod

A THREE-STOREY, !1-
unit condominium has been
approved for 2196 Argyle
Ave., despite objections

from West Vancouver Ald.
Mark Sager.

“*F am totally oppased to this
upzoning, and [ have concerns
about the park improvements that
are to go along with it,’ Sager
said, as West Vancouver District
Council approved a development
permit for R. E. International of
Canada Feb. 1.

In conjunction with the new
building, the developers plan to
improve the small park just to the
west, providing an upper level for
those unwilling to continue down
to the seawalk below.

Sager said the general public
would be discouraged from using
the park, because it would appear
to belong to the adjacent con-
dominium building.

‘*The building is too overpower-
ing where it borders on the park,’*
wrote concerned Argyle resident
George Sebastian.

But in the previous Monday
night council meeting, associate
architect Leif Anderson | said,
“Yes, the park does present itself
as an extension of the building and
the residents wiil benefit from it.
Bu: the park also addresses a lot of
the concerns of local people."

Anderson explained that the up-
per level of the park would "be
more accommodating to’ elderly
people who don’t wish to continue
down to the seawalk.

“I don’t think the impact of the
building will be overwhelming, he

Sager thought the development .

should have been restricted to two
duplexes and called the [!-unit
proposal an ‘“‘upzoning.’*

“Tt is presently zoned for high-
rise apartments but does not quali-
fy for development due to insuffi-
cient lot width,"’ said Bob Heaslip
of the municipality’s planning
department.

“The owner might be able to
acquire enough land to build a
high rise,’ warned district planner
Steve Nicholls.

A number of area ‘residents were
concerned about increased zoning
inthe area, ~

“fT -etty scon we'll be looking at.
the sky to sec daylight,’” remarked
22nd Street resident Len Wannop.

Sager’s distaste over the plan
tesukted pastially from his disap-
pointment in failed negotiation:
between the developers and owners
of this and another property that
might have allowed municipal ac-
quisition of prime park land on the
waterfront.

Ex-con speaks

A TWO-PART film series for.
teens and their parents is being
presented by Delbrook Baptist
Church.

Ex-con Harold Morris, sentenc-
ed to two fife prison terms, then
released, talks about the perilous
effects of peer pressure and how
little mistakes can have big conse-
quences.

Shot on several locations, in-
cluding Georgia State Penitentiary,
the films retrace Morris’ fall from
all-star athlete to Death Row. in-
mate.

The series, entitled Twice ‘Par-
doned , is produced by Focus on
the Family, and will be shown in
two parts, on Sunday, Feb. 14 and
Sunday, Feb. 21 at 6:30 p.m.

Delbrook Baptist Church is
located at 515 West Windsor Rd.
in North Vancouver. There is no
admission charge and everyone is
welcome.

2, 1988 - North Shore News

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PART 1 FEBRUARY 14 639 9m
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10:30 AM Worship Service
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Ministers Rev. Eleanor O'Neill
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1160 E. 29th, North Vancouver ;

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Sunday t1am Morning Worship

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Biblically
Speaking

“ONWARD CHRISTIAN
SOLDIERS”

The recent Supreme Court decision on ABORTION does not change the
fact that in light of scripture, abortion is MURDER, SINFUL, and is an
ABOMINATION TO GOD. {Proverbs 6:17). What has changed is that the
flood gates of evil have been thrown open and those who stand strong for
righteousness and right to life cannot retreat in our cause!!! We must stand
with renewed commitment to the Word of God and be determined to continue
to cry out in defense of the unbom. God forbid that we do nothing as some
of these innocent viciims are used for experimentation in laboratories, or as
a means of supply of organs for transplants, of as a source of tallow in some
cosmetic products. This is the hour we must pray to God for the strength
and power to stand against the evil tide sweeping our nation! We must call
upon those we know who are like-minded to awake from their state of apathy
and lethargy to join us in the fight for life and assist us in our battle against
those who want to destroy the lives of precious, tiny unborn babies. And,
after prayer, we must never surrender to defeat. But, we must “be strong
in the Lord, and in the power of his might, and having done all, to stand,
we must stand therefore, ...” (Eph. 6:10-14), AGAINST ABORTION! So,

“Onward Christian Soldiers, marching as to war, with the cross of Jesus,

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Praise and Communion
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SUNDAY SERVICES NY,
9:30 am Church at Study
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x St. Andrews-St. Stephens 2641 crestereia
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