12 - Sunday, September 18, 1988 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
Stephen Barrington

OLYMPIC GAMES competition started yesterday in
Seoul, South Korea, marking the first time in recent years
that the athletic superpowers of the United States and the
Soviet Union have met on the field of sport. For Canada,
the Games promise to be exciting, with world-record

Are you looking forward to Games?

sprinter Ben Johnson expected to win his eveuts. In tennis
— with North Vancouver ace Grant Connell playing
singles and doubles for Canada — and swimming, Cana-
dian athletes are expected to be among the top finishers,
Inquiring Reporter asks about the Olympics.

Jim Lockhart

Sigrid Gutsche

North Vancouver

I'm Inoking forward to
the swimming. | don’!
think Canada will do as
well as last time because
of the Soviet athletes be-

Mike Mather

West Vancouver

Yes, Lam. The track and
field and the swimming
are where the most records
are broken, so I like wat-
ching those the most.

Stephen Day

West Vancouver

I like to see the integra-
tion of all the cousmtrics
— all the people of the
world together, whether
it's the Olympic Games or

Margaret Lockhart

North Vancouver

Myself, I’m not much of
a sports fan, but 1 will be
watching some of the
Olympics. I like to watch
auto racing the best.

North Vancouver

Ml definitely be watching
the Games on TV. I iike
the boxing, and I predict
that Canada will win a
total of about 10 medals.

ing there.

any other games.

This week at North Shore councils

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY
COUNCIL, Monday, Sept. 19, at

7:30 p.m.: committee of the whole
(in-camera) — 6:30 p.m.: addi-
tional staffing; Beaux and Belles
Billiard Hall; Tempe Heights mar-
keting/ recessed public hearing
(7:30 p.m.) re: Jack Lonsdale’s
Pub/ zoning changes family
suites/ Lot 11 Lonsdale Quay
rezoning/ NSWC rezoning/ traffic
complaint — Courthouse Area

‘Copter landings predicted

From page 11

““We see the number of flights
coming to Lions Gate decreasing
as these trauma centres come into
being,’” he said.

City engineer Chuck Gale said
the proposed I 1l-metre square pad
would be marked with paving
stones and surrounded by a
metre-high hedge at a distance to
help with crowd control.

MCA

Residents Association.

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday,
Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m.: policy and
planning committee re: CUPW on
Canada Post’s future plans/ North
Lonsdale Plan/ proposed ICBC
claims centre/ petition to rezone
an area north of Queens Road near
Mosquito Creek/ wheelchair
ramps in Blueridge Avenue/ con-
struction of skatebowl/ creation of
North & West Vancouver

Ihe actual pad would be covered
with grass, which might have to be
put on top of sand to give the
helicopters a firm enough surface.

Assistant) planning director
Richard White said city staff will
present a full report on the landing
site issue to council later this
month.

The part of the park set aside
for the helipad would have to be
rezoned, requiring the full bylaw

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oly

NORTH VANCOUVER
251-1116

WEST VANCOUVER
926-5541

Emergency Program, Agreement.

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL, Monday, Sept. 19 at
7:45 p.m.: at the West Vancouver
Secondary theatre: reconvened
public hearing, a public meeting
and public hearing on rezoning
and development permits for 320
Taylor Way. Policy & planning
committee (also at the school) re:
crosswalk Marine Drive at
Westport Road/ family court,
youth justice committee brochure.

to decrease

amendment procedure, including a
public hearing, said White.

Council re: bylaws.
Agenda items published in this
column are included as space per-

mits. For a compretiensive agenda,
residents should contact the
respective municipal halls,

DR. NANCY CROSSEN

will be on maternity leave
from Sept. 12 to Nov. 28th, 1988

Dr. Mary Ramsey will be
in the office during this time

Office hours as usual
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