Black Sheep fails
second bid for pub

THE BLACK Sheep Restaurant will not be allowed
to apply to Victoria to become a neighborhood
pub, North Vancouver City council reaffirmed

Monday night.

Council had previously re-
jected a request from the
Black Sheep for pre-
clearance for a pub.

(Applicants for a
neighborhood pub must get
the local municipal govern-
ment to state that it has no
objections before they can
apply for approval from the
B.C. Liquor Board.)

The reaffirmation of a
decision came because only
four council members had
been present at the first
meeting, and the owners of
the Black Sheep had felt that

democracy hadn't been pro-
perly served by not having
more council members.
R.W. George, president of
the company that owns the
Black Sheep, told council
that many residents of the
area around the restaurant at
121 East 12th Street
wondered why it didn’t
become a neighborhood pub.
He said gourmet restaurants,
which is what the Black
Sheep started as, do not do
well in today’s economy,
whereas pubs are in demand.
“Pm trying to push a

Pioneer passes

FRED MITCHELL, who spent 72 years on the
North Shore and was well-known along the water-
front and in sports circles, has died at the age of 81.

Born in Preston, England,
on April 4, 1902, Mitchell
first came to North Van-
couver in 1911.

He attended Central and
Queen Mary Schools before
serving his apprenticeship at
Wallace Shipyard and sailing
as a marine engineer for Im-
perial Oil.

Mitchell went on to
become an engineer on #4
North Vancouver ferries and
was a partner with Harbor
Navigation from 1937 to 1960.

He ended his career serving
as Chief engineer for the
Malibu Princess until his
retirement in 1972.

As well as his work on the
waterfront, Mitchell was
well-known in sports circles
for his involvement in soccer
and trap and skeet-shooting.
He was a respected member
of both the North Shore
Skeet Club and the Van-
couver Trap and Skeet Clubs
and travelled extensively for
shooting competitions.

Drinking driving

DRINKING DRIVING
Cases in North Shore courts
have resulted in the following
recent convictions. Man-
datory licence suspensions
are in addition to penalty
shown. Baldeu Sadhu, 358
East Fifth, North Vancouver
($350); Gregory Peter Yzer-
man, 1519 Edgewater Lane,
North Vancouver ($500);

Henry Knonly Houghtaling,
230 West 13th, North Van-
couver ($1,000); Michael
Borody, 439 East Sixth,
North Vancouver ($500);
John Cyril Plante, 1969
Calodonia, North Vancouver
($500); Michael Bruce
Kingston, 2070 Whitman
Ave., North Vancouver
($350).

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boulder up a hill,’’ he com-
plained of his efforts to get
council to give him  pre-
clearance.

But though Alderman Elko
Kroon and Gary Payne were
willing to let George have a
try in Victoria (the provincial
government has already re-
jected three pub applications
for the same area), other
council members were not,
and the motion to give pre-
clearance was defeated.

Payne said that the only
problem with neighborhood
pubs was that ‘‘there’s not
enough of them.’’

All - Sunday, October 23, 1983 - North Shore News

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