Discrimination
the main issue,
council toid

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(26%), resulting ino 16 hours
booked at the Benbow and Alta-
mont courts.

Because the majority of the
association membership is from
North Vancouver, another 72
hours per week are allocated: in
North Vancouver.

Complaints about the conduct : :
of the association members and P : ‘
their “pussessiveness’’ of the bi Re Ré YY A |

courts are being handled by :
district staff and the association. ; .

Kusch suggested that it might J oy] NEwW Look! New STORES!
help to allocate one set of courts mr . . .
in the Benbow/Altamont area and ¢ = J ocated at Taylor Way and Marine Drive, Wese Vancouver.

+ another set further west.

But Lester said the issue had
less to do with the ‘numbers’? in-
volved and more to do) with
discrimination.

“It is about the public's right to
use their facilities on an equal
basis with others in the communi-
ty,” said Lester.

Lester added that, while there
might be a need to encourage
seniors to maintain an active
lifestyle and associate with one
another, discriminating against the
general public by allocating public
court iime did not meet an
underlying social policy that eculd
justify it.

**These seniors....are not physi-
cally or mentally challenged,
rather they are healthy, active
tennis players,’” Lester said.

The desire of the tennis associa-
tion to coordinate play does not
require the appropriation of
public facilities, he said.

Because retired peopie have
more leisure time, Lester said
seniors should be more able to
wait for a set of tennis to be
completed than a mother trying to
fit in a game during schoo! hours
or an executive who has managed
to take the day off.

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