Al4-Wednesday, November 5, 1980 - North Shore News

Lower Lonsdale recreation a priority for Hall

Submission of a money
bylaw early next year to
provide major recreational
facilities in Lower Lonsdale
is being urged by Ralph Hall.
a North Vancouver City
aldermanic candidate in the
November 15 by-election.

Hall, a lifetime Citv
resident who spent his first
26 years in Lower*Lonsdale,
told The News that at the
bare minimum an indoor
swimming pool and a full-
sized playing field should be
provided in the area south of
Keith Road.

“When I was on City
council in 1977 I submitted a
resolution, passed by
council, that budgetary
priority be given to Lower
Lonsdale recreational

Money not everything

facilities. All that’s been
done is to build a couple of
tennis courts. Not enough. A
sad lack of effort, in fact.

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“During the time that I
served as chairman of the
City’s select) parks and
recreation committee,
recommendations for
provision of a wide range of

new facilities got nowhere.
“Well, the city has per-
mitted the construction of
many hundreds of apartment
units in Lower Lonsdale
without’ ensuring that the
residents there have the
same recreational  op-
portunities as citizens living

elsewhere .- in the
municipality.

“The social problems
created by the _ high

population density in Lower
Lonsdale are upon us. It is
imperative that we make a
determined effort to ease the
situation.”

Hall pointed out thal a
money bylaw should provide
voters in all parts of the City
with an opportunity to
support needed expenditures

says trustee hopeful

Money is not necessarily
the answer to producing a
top-quality school system,

says North Vancouver
School board candidate
Alfred Sale.

Sale, who is. seeking

election for the first time on
November 15, is sponsored
by the North Vancouver
Concerned Citizens
Association.

The way to achieve
educational excellence, he
maintains,is through the
effective use of personnel,
with teachers recognized
and rewarded according to
the quality of their results.

Parents and students, he
suggests, are best qualified
to measure those results,
with which they have to live
for the rest of their lives. For

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that reason he feels parents
must have a greater choice
in the direction of their
children’s education

Sale is an independent
business man engaged for 26
years in the building industry
on the North Shore. He has
an active record of volunteer

work in conservation,
soccer, scouting and
baseball.

A District resident for 21
years, Sale is marned with
three sons, two already
graduated and one still in the
North Van school system.

“With declining
enrolment,” he says, “we
have the opportunity to
make this the most
progressive and challenging
system in the country. I can
contribute to the creation of
a healthy balance on the
board, a necessary
ingredient for any system to
survive and progress.”

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“When the North Van
Recreation Centre bylaw
went to the people, residents
of Lower Lonsdale sup-
ported it. I'm sure the people
living north of Keith Road
will reciprocate. It’s hkely
the provincial grants would
be available, too.”

Hall said he would hke to
see the swimming pool
located at North Shore
Neighborhood House if
sufficient space is available.

“There is no reason why
Neighborhood House could
not become Recreation
Centre South with the

House, of course, continuing
its vital role in serving the
area.”

Hall said City council

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money. Indoor pools are the
only sensible route to
travel.”

should abandon any plans to
build an outdoor pool.

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