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told North Vancouver city “a different opinion of what's
council buf council refused” rubbish, but it's her opinion:

to rescind an:order to have:” that counts,” he said. “I
several old cars towed away” don’t have anything in my
‘from Currie’s: at 876. . ‘yard that I don’t feel I'm us+

ing.” Other so-called gar |

bage-was: material he was.
day to revoke anordertothe planning to use fo, fix his

bylaw enforcement officer to. . ‘roof, he said, woe
tow away the.cars and ‘other
May or: Jack ‘Loucks told

objects in the yard the next:

day. ; Currie there-had been many
He said he had only four. complaints ‘about the yard

vehicles in the yard and was and. that he was being made .

planning to-get rid of two of an example’ to show people

them. But, he ‘told council, the City: has an -un oy

he was worried the: bylaw | Premises bylaw that works.

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Currie asked council Mon- -

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chilly excitement up at
Grouse Mountain. The
‘snowmaking ‘machines
have been working
around the-clock and staff
are already talking about
it’ being an even better
‘skiing season than last
year.

If they get it, it's highly
unlikely:to get the mountain
off the financial hook. Right
now it would take $5 million
plus accruing interest to pull - even better things, since the.
Grouse out of receivership. season has already started up .

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Grouse has not only been
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$1.5 million, of which $1.
million was interest and. |
$500,000 was principal. .

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have to come up with more skiing Iast weekend.
_ than $13 million. Saturday saw only about 500
- ‘And receiver Craig skiers up there but _ by

‘Bushell says: “It would take
several years to get rid of
“that amount of debt — —_
__ Several really good years.”
~ But he’s feeling™ Saaoasly
optimistic. Whereas it was
successive mild winters
following the $10 million
gamble of installing its Sky
Ride .aerial tramways which
landed the company in its
financial mess, ‘Grouse has

Sunday the word had ‘got
around and about” 2
made it to the slopes. _ '
Since then: the snow-.
“aking equipment has ‘been
working non-stop and there’s ©
already a 2 ft. base on some
runs, -
Runs fully open to the
bottom are Paradise, The
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