aged. aon

| ‘Among the eight finalists
in each of the four events .

there were no competitors
from: B.C. clubs. |

North Shore’ s Flicka Club
members Anita Botnen plac-
ed 29th with 30.35 points.
-while Val Smith was 31st
with 29.9.

Cathy - “Bates. recorded
29.00 points Cindy Calkin 24.

Karen ‘Erickson 27. 9 and =

' Susan Chow 20.7.

In the B.C. Age Class
wrestling championship. at
Windsor over the weekend
Britannia topped the list in
the senior class with 48
points. Windsor finished
seventh with 18.

Windsor was second in the ©

juniors, one point behind
Templeton’s first place finish
of 30 points. The Dukes took,
. the Grade 8 classes with 42.

Individual winners: Jun-
iors - 130 Ibs: Darrell Elke of

page 10, January 25, 1978-North Shore News

: action the

want. her to get -discour- ;

' Rritich

| ‘In “intermediate hockey

scores came from Don

Jamieson, Bill. Gaston and ;

Randy Jordan. |

Although the Pharoalis
outshot the Trojans 29-20 in

_ the next match, Trojan goalie

Craig -McLaren kept. the

Pharoahs at bay to help. the
‘Trojans gain & 5-2 WIN.

‘The mild weather has _

brought the soccer players
back out of ine woodwork, as
one by one the soccer fields

return to a Playable condit-

ion .

‘In division two of the
Columbia

Sanrar
“wer VVREERE EES

oP SERIA OF Ue er B

League North Van dumped —

Lusitania 7-2 while in ‘divis-
ion four West. Van | and
Germania duelled ‘to a 2-2
draw. - .

Windsor; = > heavyweight:
Richard Metzner of Windsor.
Grade 8’s - 100 Ibs, Tony

- Terlizzi of Hamilton; 141 Ibs,

Randy Kamorofskv of Plv.

mouth Elem.; heavyweight,
Saed ‘Ali of Windsor.

“Since: the
about . haii
council decided to have the
‘school board pay half the

municipal share of $20,000.
But school boards are not
allowed to get involved with

schnoois «use
the services,

federal _ government _ cost-
sharing agreements for such
services,
share will be deducted from
the regular municipal grant
to the board for. community
schools.

The school board also was
expected to consider the
problem at its meeting tnis
week.

Why is council prepared to
fight the issue this year and
not last?

‘“‘We have some infor-
mation about funding that is
going on in other areas which
we did not have at the time
we dealt with the matter last
year that should support our
argument,’’ Mayor Jones
said. oe

He declined to elaborate.

SEYMOUR PROJECT
COULD COLLAPSE

Plans for a 480-unit hous-
‘ing development in Seymour

may be shelved if the project:

is not included in the first
phase of the new Seymour
plan.

Representatives of Abacus
Cities Ltd., the would-be
developers of the 71 acre site
in North Vancouver, told
Nori Van District counci!
Monday night they doubt the
plans for the large residential
**Parkway Village’’ would be
feasible if they are forced to
wait for many more years.

According to spokesmen
for the developers, the land
‘owners and their consult-
ants, District council passed
a resolution in May of 1975
supporting the plans for the
development. Various mor-
atoriums and other technical

so the education

‘and that council

fan Birtwell, development

manager of Abacus Cities
Lid., said that land owners of |

the property have paid

- $180,000 to date in taxes for

the vacant land which has
been waiting for more than
four years to receive the
go-ahead from council.

Birtwell toid council that
the plans for the large
subdivision met with all
concerns of the Seymour plan
had a
‘‘moral obligation’’ to ap-
prove the plan. He said it
would be an “‘intolerable
situation’’ to make the
developers wait until the
second phase of the Seymour
plan was ready in what could
be seven or eight years.

The development manager .

suggested council use the
‘*flexibility’’ clause in the
Seymour plan to hasten the
approval of the residential
plan.

Discussion on the Abacus
Cities request was put on the
agenda. for the Policy and
Planning Committee for next
Monday night when the issue
will be dealt with once again.

_ Under the Seymour plan,
development of' the area was
set up for three phases.
whi'e the “Parkway Vill-
* plan was not included
in “the first phase, council
members reiterated the point
that the plan was flexible.

Mayor Don Bell expressed
personal concern that no
major residential building
should take place until there
is a link-up of Seymour

Parkway to the Upper Levels.

highway. Bell suggested this
might be possible sometime
this year.

While there was no vote
taken at the meeting, a
number of aldermen intima-
ted they would be in favour
of seeing the Abacus devel-
opment moved into the phase

Pharoahs - won
-' three and lost one iast week
-as a free-skating game saw

: with. a 4-10
Merchants ‘Saturday as. they —

-. played one of: their best _
-: them defeat. the Merchants -

5-3. Mark Beveridge led the _
scoring with a pair of goals
_and_an assist while the other |

the ‘Dartmen.

 Ganth Burne

job. in goal.

_— ‘North. Vancouver: City is

The. ‘Phatoahs | “came. “up.
victory. over. the. —

‘skating games, even. though

: their, ranks: were depleted.

A - cautious. ‘game. ‘on

. Sunday. placed the Pharoahs

against the. Pastimes, the
latter losing 4-3 ina battle
between the third and fourth

place squads. F

The Merchants were shut |
-out 6-0 by the Senators but-it.

‘was: not the : lopsided. affair.
-.. that .the-:.score — indicated.
7 Archie. Henderson made the.

- Division five North ‘Shore
Saints. edged. North Shore.
Atiaios 1-0 and Ambleside
was soundly blanked 6-0: by.

in the. ‘seventh division |
Lynn Valley ‘downed. the

Riana

aby Club.
RNR LEE as USL BA avVoWweEs s ee B

‘as. Stu Brown ‘broke a 1-1 tie | |

with a blast in the second
half to win 2-1. The first goal ©
came - from Andy Turtle,
whiie Dave Biore did a great

downed Musqueam- 2-1.

. North. Shore took on
Western Star in division nine

_and walked away with the

match by winning 7-2.

one. development. of the
Seymour pian, | |

#

having trouble with its
insurance companies, council
learned Monday night: The
subject arose as the result of
a recent burglary at Neigh-
borhood House. _

The coverage — in
instance includes fire
vandalism and __ the
contends the incident
one of vandalism. Seven
insurance companies are
involved with the policy and
only five agreed with the

this

' city
‘was

_city. The other two claimed it -

was burglary and not. van-
dalism and therefore would
not pay up.

~Neighborhood House leas-
es the building from the city
and the latter contends it is
the responsibility of Neigh-
borhood House’ to insure
anything they. store inside
the building against theft. —

A similar problem arose

earlier involving a baseball

club which lost some equip-
ment stored in the Mahon
park grandstand which was
recently destroyed by fire.

_ Alderman Colcleugh des-
cribed the stand of the two.

insurance companies that —

held out as a

‘‘weasley
approach.”’ |

One of the holdouts "was

_ICBC..

“There's san n old 1 saying that
“those who ignore. the past
are doomed for ever to repeat
it. ve

i

The converse, of course, is
that the future ultimately
belongs to those who respect
the past and learn from it. In
that case our new Heritage
Advisory Committee may
actually\be a great deal more
forward-looking than its title
suggests.

difference,

‘flu’,

Coachhouse |

and ©

“nets. woe

_The Trojans lost 3. 1 to the = |

‘Friday but |
“came. back’ -the following | |

_ Winterhawks ~

night to defeat the Pastimes

4-1, Falling | victims to the . |
found |

the © Trojans -
“themselves. short of players
so they signed and_ dressed

_théir coach, Dean Larivee, . |

_ who led the: ‘way with a + goal
and two assists. .

‘The ‘Winterhawks take on |

the Pharoahs in a make-up

_ game tonight at:the Capilano “ 2
_ Winter Club at 10: 00 pm. ae

turning it in a hot | |
performance i in | the: Senators

[CANADA] LTD.

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$ 00.

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on your ‘deductible. eS

Expires. “February

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‘Mayroon. Stirling, Represen:

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