When Mrs. Perry LeGault
gave up smoking two years
ago, she began spending her
cigarette money on lottery

tickets — today she is
$100,000 richer.
Mrs. LeGault, 71, of

North Vancouver, was one
of two B.C. residents to win
$100,000 in the January 10
Western Express Lottery
. draw.

KICKING THE WEED P

’

She said since she gave up
smoking two years ago and
started buying lottery tickets
this has been her third win.

“I was watching the draw
on television, with my
husband Perry, when my
ticket came up. I got so
excited, I thought I had won
$1,000. Then, a couple of
minytes later they = an-
nounced my series and I

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AYS OFF for Mrs. Perry LeGault, who plans a trip to -

e

became a $100,000 winner,”
she said. :

Mrs. LeGault said she and
her husband have wanted to
visit Hawaii for years — and
will now plan a trip.

A great-grandmother, she
said she will invest some of
her winnings for her family
and spend the rest on en-
joying her twilight years.

Homeowners pay lion's

share of cost-sharing

“Cost sharing” for lane
paving in North Vancouver
City will cost private
homeowners many times
more than individual
apartment and townhouse
residents.

That was the decision by
city council at Monday's
regular meeting, upholding a
bylaw that would sce a
homeowner with a fifty foot
frontage on 7th Street pay
$60 or almost one-third of
the lan¢épaving charge for
an entire 200-foot frontage
apartment building with 45
suits. Under the bylaw, cach -
suite would pay less than $10
for the service. “

&

Council did not come to
the decision without a fight,
however. Alderman Frank
Marcino called the bylaw
“more than a little unfair”
and reminded council it was
the third time a cost sharing
dispute has occurred when a
single-family dwelling and an
apartment building was
involved.

“In these cases,” he said,
“the apartment dwellers
overwhelm homeowners

with petitions for lane
paving.”
“The result is that

apartment dwellers pay less

per person than

homeowners.”

the

Marcino urged council to
approve proceedings for a
change in the bylaw.
Alderman Murray Coltleugh
agreed and said there was no
rush for lane paving at this
time of the year.

However, City Clerk Bob
Watson sdid it would take up
to four months to draw. up
such a bylaw and ito
determine the “ramifications
to the rest of the com-
‘munity”.

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