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... With a pint of bitter

NEIGHBORHOOD pubs
could find a more en-
couraging environment in
North Vancouver City in
future.

Urged on by Aldermen
Ralph Hall, who bashed
bureaucratic axing of ap-
plications for neighborhood
pubs, council voted Monday
to review City policy towards
them.

An application for a
neighborhood pub at 175
Rast Ist Street is before
council, but staff has
recommended its rejection.

“We've got to decide if

we're truly interested in
neighborhood pubs,” Hall
said.

“Applications that come
in get shot down for
bureaucratic reasons--they
have to have ali sorts of
parking, they have to be
within a mile of licenced
premises.

“Lf we want them, we have
to get realistic about parking
regulations.”

Fifteen parking places are
required for pubs of the size
proposed in the application,
under a present City bylaw.

The applicants for the pub

said they could provide 10
spaces.

Another bylaw insists a
new pub or licenced hotel
must be located a mile away
from any other—except if the
manager of the existing pub
approves a closer location.

Alderman Gary Payne
chimed in with his support of
neighborhood pubs.

But Alderman Stella Jo
Dean said the new neigh-
borhood pub would be “too
close to trouble spots.”

“It’s a block away from the
Olympic Hotel.” she told
council.

MERRY CHRISTMAS
wishes with cheque for
$500 from News
publisher Peter Speck
to help her carry on her
work providing shelter
and finding homes for
unwanted pets
brightened up the day of
North Vancouver's
Doris - Orr when. she
called in at the News
recently. (Terry Peters
photo)

to be in England

“I know Alderman Payne
has been in England,” she
said, “...they’re educated on
how to drink.”

Payne has mentioned
English drinking habits in
connection with neigh-
borhood pubs in other
council meetings.

“I don't approve of
treating alcohol con-
sumption as though it were
some kind of original sin,”
Payne said.

A policy should be
established, agreed
Alderman Elko Kroon.

Everyone except Dean
voted for the move.

The early bird catches the bus

MISSING the bus can ruin
anyone's day. And when
R.F. Taylor ran for the
Horseshoe Bay bus at 7:29
a.m. he felf down and
received a cut hand, torn
raincoat, and lots of mud on
his clothes.

In a letter to West Van-
couver council, Taylor
asserted that in the five years
he has taken the Horseshoe
Bay bus it has never arrived
at his stop before 7:32.

“I do not mind waiting for
a bus that’s a bit late but |
fail to sec why I should have
to be there for buses thal are
indisputably carty” the letter
ended.

When he phoned the West

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the person on the other end
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North Van council
agenda highlights.

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY (7:30 P.M.)

Correspondence from the
Liquor Control and
Licensing Branch re Fast
Eddie's and Whispers
cabarets.

Garden Plots
Lonsdale

Resolutions considered
for the 1982 conference of
the Federation of Canadian

' Municipalities

in .lower

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NORTH VANCOUVER
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Development application
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for Capilano Road between
Woods and Laing Drives

Motion by Alderman Crist
to re-establish reasonable
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