. By vic HODSON

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a Friday, January 12, was

— 3 ithe last day in office for C. E:
__. (Cy) Davis, Clerk, -to the
- Corporation of the District.
~~ ~of North: Vancouver for the

“past 26 years. During his
‘long’ “service to

_. munity

the. _munici:

Frazer, RSM. Hannesson
and then Ron Andrews, who

was. originally known as .

“reeve” until that title was

discarded during his several

terms of office in favour of
“mayor”. ;
Cy’ Davis occupied a
ffice_for_a_total

wy

Page’, January 17, 1979 - North Shore News

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cy ‘DAVIS (left) receives his BSyear service ‘award
from Mayor Don Bell.

Musicipality Cy Davis of 41° years, He started in

.... worked with seven reeves or...

.., Mayors, including. the
_..Présent. incumbent, Mayor
: Don Bell. ;

. He: Started -with-. Reeve
- _C.E. Scanlon in 1953,
. subsequently serving Reeves
a Grant Currie, Sam McCrea

Clerk

1938... in... Cumberland,
Vancouver Island, and later

moved to the City of Van-
couver - for several years
before coming to the District .
of North Vancouver. He was
only the fifth Municipal

_ ‘heading | south first for
some warmth and sunshine
. for a while. After that his
plans are uncertain, but he
will be returning to his home
since the in- 2 North. Vancouver .and
‘corporation: of the District i in

Council dodges
growth i issue

__ Ald. Doreen Blackburn
~ was ready'to tackle the issue
. of growth limitations for
West . Vancouver's com-
‘plan Monday
* evening but no one else was.

—_ Council was originally to

-¥6te- on—the- -motion—“that

wanted to -pet the com-
munity plan “ ‘moving along”.

After Alderman Don
Lanskail and Don McAlister.
indicated ‘they would not
vote on the motion on such
short notice, Mayor Derrick
Humphreys remarked the

staff be directed to prepare a
'~ rough draft of a Community

~ Plan for Subsequent Public
. debate”), ~ = -

Ald. Blackburn surprised

» her fellow council members,
“however, by adding to. the
motion that, the Plan should
reflect public opinion ex-
pressed.-at- ‘public meetings
on. the matters of “ultimate

development for § the
community” and a “time. Jine..
for development” .

The aldermen said she

plans to enjoy his retirement .
“just pottering about”. That
phrase, to a man who has
been a Fellow of the In-
stitute of ' Chartered
Secretaries for 22 ‘years,
could mean anything.

CY and his wife. are ¢ taking

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plan can still “move forward
by allowing staff to do its
job”.

Ald. " Blackburn’ then
withdrew her first motion
and substituted the original
motion. That motion was
approved.

‘Mayor Humphreys said —

staff needed direction on
whether to hold more public
hearings on the community
plan or whether to stop

hearings and prepare a
rough draft: based -on in-.

formation from the hearings
to date.

Golf. fees hiked

Gleneagles golf course
will charge $6 for 18 holes
daily, weekends and
holidays, and Ambleside
Pitch and Putt, $2.25 for 18
holes” daily and $2.50,
weekends and holidays.

The Parks and Recreation
Department told West
Vancouver council Monday
that some $127,000 in capital
expenditures is paid cach
year to decrease’ the
operating cost of Gleneagles
golf course.

If the municipality did not
kick in that amount,
“Gleneagles facilities would

rate approximately at a
$20,000 deficit,’’ the
department reported.

senior citizens
representative asked last

week if the seniors yearly -

rate for 80 games at $120
could be made more liberal.
He was told to speak to the
parks and
commission.

He argued that seniors
usually play during carly
hours when no one else uses
the course and most other
municipal courses give

seniors unlimited use.

Weckday seniors (60 and
over) are charged $3.50
under the new fees as
compared to the $6 for other
users. There is no 80-game

rate for non-seniors.

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