IF IF YOU'RE hun hung up on hang
gliding, Grouse. Mountain is
the place to be this week.

The Sixth Annual World
Invitational Hang Gliding
Championship continues
until this Sunday with at
least 100 pilots from around
the world competing for
$5,000 in prize money.

The event is rated as the
finest meet in Canada and
ranks with the top meets in
North America.

The unique, \highly en-
tertaining meet starts today
with a series of three-men
matches. The top 20 pilots
will be determined Saturday,
and the final round held
Sunday.

Award presentations will
follow the racing on Sunday.

The best vantage point
comes from a ride up the
Peak chairlift, from which
the launchings can be seen.
Flying begins at 10 a.m.
daily, finishing at 4 p.m.

Accumulated points from
seven one-on-one matches
and the Open Window
match will determine the
overall winner.

During the Open Window
match, staying aloft the
longest is the key to success.
The event tests the ability-of
a pilot to read conditions
and maintain altitude during
times of no lift.

In one-on-ones, pilots are
judged on their ability to
soar and speed.

Open class gliders will be
used, so spectators will have
the opportunity to see the
highest performance hang
gliders on the market.

For more information on

times, cost, etc., call Grouse -

Mountain at 984-0661. .

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Location:

Proposed

Purpose:

August 3rd, 1982.

July. 21st, 1982

THE CORPQRATION
OF THE
DISTRICT QF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BYLAW

The Council for The Corporation of the District of -
North Vancouver will hold a Public Hearing under the
provisions of the Municipal Act in the Municipal Hall,
355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, B.C. on
Tuesday, August 3rd,.1982 commencing. at 7:46.
p.m. to consider tiie following: :

a A BYLAW 5503

Viking Consultants Ltd.

Lot 19, Block 3, District Lot 801, Plan
“10627 {northeast comer of Lonsdale
Avenue and East 29th Street) -

Amendment: Rezoning from General Commercial
Zone 3 (C 3) to General Commercial
Zone 2 (C 2) and amending the ex-
isting siting area.

To permit the construction of a single
storey commercial bullding.

Copy of the bylaw may be inspected at the
Municipal Hall on regular working days between the
hours of 8:30 am. and 4:30 p.m July 21at to

(Mra.) H.W. Egleston
Municipal Clark.

WILL BE or won't he catch it? Mt. Seymour Kinsmen player keepe his eye om the ball
after a bunt goes foul in a match against J.C.: Rotary Saturday. Game was part of
District Five championships at Zuchike Park which finish tomorrow at 6:30 p.m.
(Terry Peters photo)

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LOCAL SWIMMERS
Simone Sehultz and Rod
Archibald earned their
category's aggregate titles at
the recent B.C. Long Course
Swimming Championships,
but their achievement was
only the tip of the iceberg of
North Shore success.

Sehultz, 15, and = Ar-
chibald, 17, both swim for
the Dolphins. The Van-
couver Aquatic Centre club
not only hosted the three-
day championships but won
them as well, with North
Shore swimmers con-
tributing to its success.

Swimmers from the West
Van Otters also put in strong
performances during the
July 9-11 meet, particularly
the 11/12 boys relay team of
John Hiscox, Adrian
Robertson, Mike Carpenter
and Kevin McNeal which
captured three silver medals
and missed a gold by
6/100ths of a second.

And not to be outdone,
the Chena Club of North
Vancouver finished seventh
overall, slightly ahead of the
Otter’s cighth. -

Sehultz’ title came as a
result of her golds in the 50m
Free,” 100m Free, 200m
Backs, silvers in in the 200m
Free and 200m Individual

eAUTO °TV

NS swimmers
win at meet

Medley and bronzes in the
100m Back, 400m Free and
400m IM.

Another local girl, Anita
Van Dyke (16) was the

runner up wf the same
category.
Archibald achieved

national qualifying times in
his events as he swam for
golds: 100m Butterfly, 200m
Butterfly, 400m IM, 400m
Free and 1500m Free. |

A strong performance was
turned in by Dolphin Sara
Frisby, 12, who finished as
the runner-up to the
aggregate title in her
category with four golds,
two silvers and a bronze.

Also helping the Dolphins
to their victory were the
following North Shore
swimmers: Julie Lavender
(15), Julie Hashimoto (14),
Chrissy Hashimoto (11),
Chantel Scott (11), Tammy
Gradinarov (14) and Sharon
Cunningham (13).

The Otters prepared for
the championship by holding
a S-day fitmess cycling trip,
taking in the Sunshine Coast.
and Comox before returning
to West Vancouver.

The team then went on to
the meet, where it started
slowly on the first day but by

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