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wet wa ly

OKAY, OKAY, enough cracks about fowl! weather. It’s ruc the weather hasn't been fit for much more (han ducks and they
proved the point Monday when they left their Ambieside ponds to feed on the suddenty soaked playing fields.

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Three escape
blaze that
gutted home

THREE PEOPLE escaped a blaze that extensively

damaged a West Vancouver house carly Monday
morning.

May 15 deadline for private proposals

WINTER WORKERS at the Cypress Bowl! and sum and payment of two per hibited in the Nelson ( rcek The homcowncr,

fis wife the upper Moor The sccond
Hollyburn ski facilities are ending their last season ‘°™' of gross revenue cach Din Lake watershed areca. and their 16-month-old child — storey of the house was gut-
as government workers ycat The deadline for proposals were not injured as they fled

As the provincial govern
ment issues notice to the
workers that their services
won't be required for
whatever cemains of winticr,
ut has begun advertising for
proposals from privatc firms
to take over operation of the

ski facthbucs starting wath
next year’s scason

Advertisements that) ap
pearcd tn the weekend

By MARK HAMILTON

papers, call for proposals
from the private sector for
the “acquisition of the shi
and recreation facilines’’ in
Cypress Provincial Park
While the land tnvolved
isn't for sale. the government
will be sclling a long term
Park Use Perma for a lump

Among the operations be
ing sold are the downhill ski
tacthties at Cypress Bow! and
ctoss Country facilities at

Hollyburn The Hollyburn
Lodge 9  inchuded
A spokesman for the

Mimstry of Lands, Parks and
Housing says the successful
bidders for the winter
facilites will now be allowed
tO expand shi runs and
development will be pro

to be submitted is May 15
Interested parties have untl
Apnril 6 to pick up a $300 pro
posal package, which
outhnes what the government
is offering for sale and in
cludes technical analyses of
the opcration and a skhict de
mand survey

The firm conducting
sale fos
Thorac

the

the government ts
Stevensoa

Kellogg of Vancouver

and

the blaze at 218 Lawa on the
Capilano reserve

Art) Ridley of the West
Vancouver fire department
sand the blaze appears to have

started in the area where a
smoke pipe from a wood
stove catered a masonry
chiumncy

Uhe fire caused catenstive
damage to the main Moor of
the house and then spread
through an open stairway to

ted by the fire.

The blaze was fought by
both West Vancouver and the
Listnct of North Vancouver
forces

The ortginal alarm went in

to the Dhastnect fir fighters
who also respond after
sclaying the call to West
Vancouver

No ecstamate of the amount
of damage causcd was
available to preas ime