Anyone who has gone to: a
baseball or football game
knows that people try to
. smuggle in afew bottles of .
beer or something similar.

~ photo.

. Yet in other parts of Canada atable

and the U.S., beer has | un vailable

always been sold. Why. not @ ee — ———n

here? Russ Pigou . a oy “dey ce Tomlinson . - Willard Levett .

- North Vancouver North Vancouver "North Vancouver North Vancouver |

__ This week the Inquiring | think they ‘should sell They sell beer and wine in a “think they. should ‘sell Of course. Pm from —

Reporter asks: ‘Should liq- beer “and wine at sporting . Edmonton and in the States. beer ‘ ‘Montreal and we have about the problem of under-
uor be sold ‘at sporting events, but not the hard I think it should be. sold at_

always been-able to buy beer
events?”

at games.

“age. Arinkers? _
stuff. I think that most

people ‘would behave them-
selves.

games here, |
they

too. Maybe
could sell a limited |

North Vancouver District

--wants the help of Capilano
Road residents on future
planning for the area..

The municipality i is s prepar-
ing a planning study of the
Capilano Corridor, extending ©
from the Capilano River. to"
the east of Capilano. Road,
and from Nancy Greene Way -
_ to Marine Drive.. The study —
will identify changes in land
‘use since 1970 and anticipate _
the future development of
vacant land, together with
“any problems already exist-

‘ing or foreseen at a later

date. ;
The Planning Department _

would like to have the views .
of.

residents on Capilano
Road regarding . all these
matters, particularly. in rela-
tion to traffic, and to park
- and recreational facilities.

Residents _wishing to ex-

press their views are asked to

write to Ms. K. Derbyshire,
Planning Department, North.
Vancouver Municipal Hall,
P.O. Box 86218, North |

‘Vancouver, B.C. V7L 4K1.

number of drink tickets. .

council - to
lounge at e€ corner 0!
_ Lonsdale and Queens. Event-
‘wally: Pan. Pacific hopes: ‘to
turn the ‘licensed lounge _
into a neighborhood pub.”

At the present time, there
is: provision for a
neig shborhood pub in the
district 's zoning and bylaws,

so applicants have to. apply
for the licensed dining
lounge - ‘permit. until the -
procedural entanglements
are straightened out. That
could take some time.

The mayor told * council

spite of the. fact there could

possibl ly be six pubs allowed,
is ft didn t mean that he would
agree there should be that
‘many.

“Each application - would
have to be judged on its own
merit and maybe there would
be just one or two’’ said Bell.

Alderman Diamend: Almas
expressed concern over the
-number of pubs which would |
be allowed and. where they -
would eventually be- piaced.
while Alderman Gordon Rose
seemed :to feel that two or
three might be necessary to
take away congestion om

_an “‘only one’’ ’ situation.

that he believed there would
“be room for some six pubs in
the district according to a
.. provincial stipulation that
'. dictates one pub within a one
re ee mile radius. Mayor Bell was
Marilyn Middlemass, suffer- cack to point “out that in
ed a fracture to her lower leg, wines a
police said. | a — Ss bah gus tes wie a

Meanwhile, the public
continues to watch the
proceedings to see what kind
of omlette is being prepared
for the next roun

. | Hycroft Place, West Van-
- couver.

Injured in the mishap were

_ McArthur, a lone occupant .

_who suffered facial injuries,

and minor bleeding; Middle-.

mass received lower. leg

_ injuries; and his passenger

i wee ’

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Damage to the McArthur
car was set at $1,500 and to
the Middlemass van, $2,000,
, Police reported.

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