A3 - Wednesday, September 26, 1984 - North Shore News

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WEATHER:

Mostly sunny Wednesday
through to Saturday. Highs
16 to 18.

SPORTS: BI

The latest scores and results
from the North Shore sports
scene.

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Music, plays, photography
and an audition call for
seniors.

WV partnershi
$500,000 for mountain

50-year lease
for Cypress use

A PARTNERSHIP based in West Vancouver wil!
pay half a million dollars for the right to operate
the Cypress Bowl ski facilities for the next 50

HEALTH: Cl

An attempt to take the
mystery out of illness
through patient information.

years.

Announcement that a deal

WHEN DRE
bmited partnership this week

shi scason hits Cypress. shters mary

nothic a few

had been struck between
Cypress Bowl Recreations
Limited Partnership and the
provincial government was
made last week.

Under the agreement the
company will also pay the
provincial government two
per cent of all revenues
received trom the operation
of the ski hill

In return for the half-
milhon dollar payment, the
group will receive a SO-vear
park use permit) which will
give them the right to use
designated areas of the park
for oa commercial skiing
operation

Areas included cover both
downhill and cross country
skitng trails and, under the
agreement, the company will
hase the right to charge a fee
for access to groomed
cross country Cratls

By MARK HAMILTO

Among members of the
partnership is Wayne Booth,
who has operated the
Cypress Ski school, ski rent-
al shop and ski check con
cession in winters past

Also included in the
package is Hollyburn | odge,
but the company will not be
allowed to use the facility
for overmght stays nor wall it
be allowed to develop new
facilities for overmpht use

According to a) press
tclease from the provincial
government, the company’s
future plans include install
me night lighting in the
downhill skit area, expanding
the cross-country ski area
and constructing a new day
lodge with rooms for eating.
mectings, offtees, ski shop
and other facilities

Residents fight
to retain park

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