14 ~ Friday, April 23, 1999 ~ North Shore News Mosquito Creek residents out to bounce full-size basketball court Manufacturer’ 's Clearance. Texmade percale sheets and comforters. Special Purchase * All barbecues,’ ~ accessories and tanks. WORK HAS been suspend- ed on a basketball court at Mosquito Creek Park while North Vancouver City tries to resolve complaints from area residents. By Stephen Wisenthal Contributing Writer Activity at the court will create noise and disturbance for the surrounding residents, and the court is not what was agreed to at All Woodward's laundry detergent. All bedspreads, drapes, sheers, hangers, - closet storage products and tablecloths, Assorted polyester- filled comforters and pillows. Euro down duvets and all Sensation towels. All blankets. All foam mattress toppers. All bonded stainless steel open stock cookware sets. All tri-ply stainless steel cookware. All Danesco pantryware, kitchen gadgets aang) Uh OF aids and knives. All cast iron cookware, bakeware, cookware, bakeware, Rubbermaid, Corning, Vision, Corelle, microwave cookware, ‘Abundance coffee items. Allco ieee a 1987 public hearing held on the future of the park, neighbors told city council earlier this month. Residents said they expected that a “hard surface play area," with at most a single basketball hoop and a tennis court, would be built at the south end of the park, between Fell and Bewicke avenues, near Larson Road. Instead a full basketball court, with lighting for night play, is be- ing built 160 ft. (49 m) to the northeast of the original proposed location. Karen Milne, a resident to the east of the park, above the new court site, said sound carries up- A huge assortment of designer fashions in Shop International & Options. All men’s & women’s sweaters. Allmens, womens PAO) ATE men’s, women's and children’s outerwear. ad nl) Buy 1 pair 25% OFF Buy 6 pair 30%0K a were ve OFF. “NORTH VANCOUVER > CITY COUNCIL wards to her home from the park. She said the noise would be worse from the new location. There are no other full basket- ball courts in the city, so teams would be attracted from a wide area, she said. Added Milne: ‘‘People who were at the meetings in 1987 are upset. AH of us living on the slopes above the park were not notified there was a meeting in 199} (at which the basketball SOh OH mesos SOM OFF h Bh AllJockey for Her briefs, All women's sleepwear, @PQ/ GRRTE sleepwear, robes, bras, panties and daywear. All men's suits, sportcoats, ties, underwear and sleepwear. Excludes Smart Buys. Of Estée Lauder - With any purchase of $18 or more, receive a cosmetic bag contai All-Day Lipstick, Advanced Night i H Lucidity Light Diffusing Makeup, Repair, Self-Action Tanning Creme, EE jewellery. ty tig Allmens . A AR. men's dress shoes. pperware, ethnic cookware bonded sets, non-stick frypans and Tea pans items. stainless steel cookware 4 Discounts appl iy to regular prices unless other-wise stated, Does not inc Selection will vary Offers ini effect Friday, April 23rd—Sunday, pril 2 shop I International & Options in selected ‘stores. udes Polo and ‘Tommy Hilfiger. Exc Special Purchases or “Compare At” prices. store. Personal shopping only, please th “Beautiful” perfumed Bath & Shower Gel and a personal mini makeup mirror, While quaritities last. , Coro spring & summer fashion peg E All women's . 0 4 Smart Buys shoes. Reg. 24.99-59.99. court was discussed).’’ Zaher Meghji, representing res- idents to the west of the park, said he wanted to see a ‘non- congregational’ facility in the park, which would not attract competing teams. He suggested a tennis court, ‘if there is a feeling that there has to be a facility.”’ Council voted to stop work on the court. The issue wili be discussed at a parks committee meeting on Monday, May 10. In the meantime, the site, from which four large Poplar trees have been removed, sits with a gravel surface already prepared. and separates Includeg Kates, Collection Internationale, 0