Page 20, October 25, 1978-North ShoreNews

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The North Shore’s own

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‘Development _ _Committee’s name, but ‘not_ “necessarily” remarked that, in its present professional oymphony : Symphony (The Pastorale). “ ie available at the ‘North
‘report; submitted to council © “Moodyville”. or “Port. state of ~ ‘neglect, .. “many. orchestra’ — “Symphonie Vancouver Rec ‘Centre,
last. month, attracted about. Lonsdale”, which’ he felt. businesses were: being forced Canadiana” .-- launches its Five other concerts. are

40 ‘interested citizens | to.

North: Vancouver City hall

last Thursday. and sparked a

wide - range of different

were passe. He proposed |

that the area become known

as “Lonsdale Harbour”, a
‘suggestion that seemed to.

to close’ their’ decors.’ She

, favored the “Moodyville”.

: first - winter season. next |
Friday, October 27, ai the’

- . North © Vancouver >
‘Bruce - ‘Miller’ of: ‘North 7

Cen-
tennial Theatre, 23rd and

scheduled. for December . 1
and 20, and for January 12, ©
March 24 and April 27, 1979.
__ All concerts ‘take place at

Vancouver | Ticket - Contre
and Eaton's. .

rhe oss ‘Symphonie

viewpoints’ from the 14. catch most. eo le’ s. Shore Nei urhood House. . Lonsdale, under the batonof the North Van Centennial ‘cenadions” made its debut
individuals : making = sub- imagination. a Pee oP _ Sse righbouth there was its founder, -Maestro~ Theatre, starting at 8:30 mm uly 1976 bos A summer
missions. _ "no waterfront ‘park -on. this: Yondani Butt. | pm : So vue mt we estra. During
_ 'The« area; the. future. of ‘side of the Inlet between — _ _ ttrec ted. a years it has
Eda Cotton, who had which was being debated, Cates and. Ambleside, and — The. opening _ program a _ Tickets are $5 per concert ; ant rac! by £ dis usiastic
submitted a minority report covers.Lower:Lonsdale from. - leaned heavily to the view features Mozart's: Symphony - ‘or $25. for the series of six 8 aver y crite ng Van-
opposed to that of his fellow 6th St. to the waterfront and that Lower Lonsdale would No. 40, Borodin’s Nocturne ($3.50 and $20 for’ senior couver sic critics.
committee members, was _ extends between Forbes. and be .. ideal. for ‘such — cea __ San
not present. | St. David s Avenues.” es development. 8, ” North & West Vancouver School Boards
Cotton — the North Van Also addressing the | | rr | Adult! Education Deparment
Chamber of Commerce _ meeting was Dana Taylor of Other participants varied ee ; é

member of the committee —
- had urged intensive com-.

mercial development of the
“waterfront area west. of —

Lonsdale, as distinct from.
the mixed. recreational-

commercial concept favored -
by the’. majority — of”. ‘the.°

| committee. ;

a. Chamber of Commerce .
; spokesman said last week ©

that Cotton’s views did not
represent those of the

Chamber. This. appeared to

_be confirmed at Thursday’s

meeting by the Chamber's

spokesman, . archite ct

Graham Crockart.

AD meeting» of

the :

the Lower Lonsdale Business .

~ Association’ who recom-.
_ mended that council should .-
strike a consultative com- —
‘mittee | ‘consisting | of in-
terested parties to oversee
-and make recommendations

to:council as the develop-

‘meat of Lower ‘Lonsdale

Proceeds.

Other. speakers included
‘former ‘alderman. Stella Jo
Dean, who pointed out. that

Lower - Lonsdale | was. the

- oldest area in the city ‘and
Some © of i its Present buildings 30.

Chamber’s executives the Pag og
previous week had decided, . 7) Baum.

Crockart told. council, that 7. _

‘more. time was needed to .- oe

‘analyze the ‘committee’s' 9 -

findings before the. Chamber Bee

| took a firm Position.

Later, speaking asa Lower

Lonsdale property owner, _
took a more §

Crockart
positive and definitive stand.

He was emphatic that proper _

development: will happen & @

sooner with city involvement
and planning. He felt that

~

in their comments between | © =
extensive park development |

and urban-commercial f[
with - most |
leaning towards a com- |
bination of .both aspects. ({.

_. There was even a suggestion

concentration, -

that an open air beer garden: | on

be. incorporated into - _the a.

scheme:

The ‘Lower

_ development report now

. goes back .to council. for — .
further debate at council’s |
| eur. meeting on n October = Ez

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British Columbia is suffering from a problem that is reaching out to
damage the lives of tens of thousands of our citizens, young and old, male
and female. Its cost in physical destruction and lost productivity amounts to
hundreds of millions of dollars a year. But the real toll in human suffering
cannot be meas
The problem is alcohol abuse - the unwise overindulgenice i in alcoholic
beverages. You may not know it, but British Columbia is the most afflicted
_ allof Canada’s | provinces. Your government has decided to try to do something
about it, and we're asking every citizen to help with the task.
Ministry, starting today, is going to carry the message of alcohol

misuse into every comer, vince. Smoot is a social drink,
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The cost of this ‘will be paid for by those who drink
_an additional levy on the price of some alcoholic beverages. The non-drinkang
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ene alcohol must be handled wi care.
4 Ni,

The Honourable Rafe Mair, Ministe

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