4 ~ Friday, December 1, 1989 - North Shore News

Requests for food hampers
double last Xmas’s total

PREPARATIONS FOR Christmas
are starting early for some North
Shore families, but sot with the
usual parties, shopping and baking
most people associate with the

holiday season.

With 24 days left before
Christmas, the requests from fami-
lies for food hamper and food
voucher applications this year have
almost reached 1,000 — double the
number of applications in 1988.

And the applications are still
pouring in, said Pat Orr, chairman
of the North Vancouver Christmas
Bureau.

So there’s more need than ever
for volunteers and donations this

year.
The North Shore News-spon-
sored food depots will be going up
in locations in North and West
Vancouver on Dec. 1 and will be
there until Dec. 15.
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Dorinda Emery says she needs
volunteers to pick up food from
five North Vancouver locations
and deliver to the North Van
Christmas Bureau where the
hampers are made.

Also needed are volunteers on
Saturdays and Sundays for the
News’ Christmas Tree of Giving at
Park Royal.

“I'd like to have enough volun-
teers so that people could go for
just one four-hour shift so it
makes it easy for everyone,’’
Emery says.

See the Sunday, Dec. 3 issue of
the News for the food depot loca-
tions. Volunteers can reach Emery
at 985-2131.

Non-perishable foods and toys
can also be given directly to the
West Vancouver Santa Claus Fund
located in the No. 1 Firehall, or
call WVSCF at 922-6522. And the
number for the Christmas Bureau
is 984-XMAS (9627).

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Cypress | A Progress Report

Ridge

Course

This is the first in a series of reports designed to keep West
Vancouver residents informed about our plans

for the Cypress Ridge Golf Course. to be built approximately
10 kilometres up the Cypress Bowl Road from the Upper
Levels Highway. We are committed to keeping a detailed
information flow in place. because the course and its amenities
will have significant benefits for all West Vancouver citizens.
not just golfers. We will be issuing pericdic progress reports.
and opening an Information Centre in the months ahead.

Experts at Work

Cypress Ridge Golf Limited has hired a number of experts to
prepare reports on various aspects of the golf course site, and
these reports will be given to the Municipality. We
commissioned these reports to make ceriain that the golf
course enhances the natural terrain, and complements the
existing ecology and environment. The reports will be
completed within the next two weeks, and we will issue our
next progress report at that time.

The experts currently working on the project include:
Cornish and Robinson, golf course architects.

Talisman Land Resource Consultants, land resource
planning and environmental management.

Kiohn Leonoff, consulting engineers.

Larry Diamond, landscape architect.

Hugh Hamilton Ltd., forestry consultants.

Cameron Advisory Services Ltd., waste waicr
management consultants.

Steffen Robertson and Kirsten (B.C.) inc., consulting
engineers.

Hamilton Associates, transportation consultants.

We are especially excited about the work of Bill Robinson, our

golf course architect. Mr. Robinson is one of North America’s
foremost designers, and his firm has been responsible for some ”
of the finest courses in the world. Locally the firm was .
responsible for Point Grey Golf and Country Club, Quilchena
Golf and Country Club and Gallagher’s Canyon in Kelowna.”
At Cypress Ridge he has developed a comprehensive plan for a
27-hole championship golf course, with many truly spectacular.
views, taking advantage of the natural terrain and landscape.

In addition to the championship course, we are planning
waiking trails, a driving range, a clubhouse with a dining
room, meeting rooms and other facilities.

Cypress Ridge Golf Limited is proceeding with these studies. _
and designs in order that, when the final approvals are given,
we can immediately commence construction. This will enable
us to meet our commitment to have this world-class facility
open by the summer of 1991.

For further information please contact
J. Beckerman

Corporate Communications Director
Cypress Ridge Golf Limited

Suite 210 - 1571 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver

922-4722