Al2 - Wednesday, March 23, 1983 - North Shore News

EE community round up

Market
eyed for
the Quay

INITIAL response indicates ..

a public market at Lonsdale
Quay in North Vancouver
would be a_ resounding
success, says Eric Martin,
general manager of the
Lonsdale Quay Develop-
ment Company.

Although the market is
still in the feasibility stage,
interest was stirred when the
prospect was mentioned in a
newspaper item in January.

“We've had over 100 calls
and numerous letters from
people interested in par-
licipating,” says Martin.
“And we've received direct
inquiries about possible
outlets for fruit and produce,
meat, flowers, homemade
chocolates, _ health food,
honey — a whole range of
public market operations.”

LQDC has been studying
markets in locations

throughout North America
and has been consulting with
planners of the Granville
Island Public Market.

According to Martin, all
indications show that
Lonsdale Quay would be an
ideal location and formal
proposals are now being
prepared for presentation
and detailed analysis.

District council
on TV phone-in

THE SECOND phone-in
show of the current series
will be presented tomorrow
(Thursday, March 24) by
North Vancouver District
council from 7 to 9 p.m. on
CableWest TV Channel 10.
Entitled “Distnct Town
Meeting”, the show will

Clinic for
horsemen .

EQUESTRIANS on the
North Shore will be par-
ticipating this Saturday
(March 26) in a= special
Western Showmanship and
Horsemanship clinic
sponsored by the North
Shore Horseman's
Association and conducted
by instructor Carl Petersen.

Petersen has had extensive
experience in showing,
training and judging. with
many awards to his credit.

The clinic takes place in
North Vancouver from 10
a.m. to noon at Laura Lynn
Eguestnan Centre and from
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Korral
Riding Academy

Cost for assoctation
members is $10 The fee for
non-members is $20

WV school
closures
‘necessary’

CLOSURE of five
clemenatary schools in West
Vancouver this summer has
been cndomecd by the West
Van Chamber of Commerce
ina fetter to bducation
Minister Bil Vander Zalm
Chamber president JB
McMahon told the minister
that the Chamber ¢ onside red
the closures “absolutely
necessary under the cio
cumstances and worthy
of pohtcal support from the
pooviltial government |

feature the mayor and
aldermen of North Van
District discussing the

following four subjects:

© The North Shore transit
depot.

e The extension to the
permit for use of the Premier
Stret landfill.

© Recreation financing,
cost-sharing and budget.

* Outdoor burning.

District’ taxpayers and
other residents are invited to
phone in their questions and
comments during the show
by calling 985-2151.

SS
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Actual development of a
market building would
ideally be undertaken with
funds provided from private
sources, not LQDC, says
Martin.

A subsidiary of the British
Columbia Development Cor-
poration, a provincial Crown
corporation, LQODC _ is
responsible for initiating and

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PET CORNER

SWEET little Terti-Point Siamese, spayed, 1 years
old, needs a good home. Please phone Doris Orr, 987-

coordinating development at
the $140 milhon Lonsdale
Quay project. The 25-acre
site at North Vancouver's
waterfront includes major
new office buildings for
ICBC and B.C. Rail and a 6.5
acre waterfront park with
plans for additional office
space, residential
development, and plazas.

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SPECIAL SALES ON SATURDAY’S

BETWEEN 9-4 PM

NORTH VAN MAYORS Jack Loucks and Marilyn
Baker (right) join Pat Landau, North Shore represen-
tative of the Canadian Cancer Society, to announce the
start of the April Cancer Campaign. Volunteers will be
kicking off the Cancer Fund drive by selling daffodils
this Friday and Saturday at Capilano Mall and
Westlynn Mal).

PHOTOS
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