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also likes singing and would like to be an entertainer.

Correct date

AN ARTICLE which appeared on
page 25 of the Wednesday, March
11 issue of the News stated an in-
correct date for Wolf Day at the
Lynn Valley Ecology Centre.

The Woif Day will be held Sun-
day, March 15 at the centre. A
seabird show will be held on Mon-
day, March 16.

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MARY COLLINS, MP for
Capilano, will chair a _ public
meeting of the Progressive Con-
servative members of Parliament
from British Columbia in Van-
couver on Saturday, March 14,

The caucus will hear presenta-
tions from groups on matters of
economic development and other
issues pertaining to B.C.

This is the fourth in a series of
meetings that have taken place

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SAYS AMBLESIDE BUSINESS PRESIDENT
Heritage building an ‘eyesore

THE FORMER bus depot
building at the foot of 14th
Street in West Vancouver
may be old, but it’s not
worth saving, according to

Bill Irwin, president of the |

Ambleside Village Business
Association.

By MAUREEN CURI
Contributing Writer

“In the opinion of many, it is
nothing more than an ugly eyesore.
1 propose that we tear it down and
get on with other more productive
projects to enhance the Ambleside
waterfront,’ Irwin told district
council at Monday's meeting.

The building in question once
served as the ferry terminal when
West Vancouver was only accessi-
ble by boat. There have been many
public submissions for the future
use of the site, ‘but the most popu-
lar has been to dedicate the
building as a heritage site, with
possible use as a museum or
display area.

But Irwin pointed out that the
edifice not only leans visibly, but
has a warped roof, sagging walls
and uneven floors. There is no
foundation, the plates and joists
are rotten and ‘the plumbing and
wiring do not mect building code
standards, he said. |

“To repair this building, it
would have to be dismantled board
by board and. then rebuilt,’’ Irwin
submitied.

“The cost of all this would be
exorbitant,”’ he added.

Irwin could not understand why
the ferry building, which is of

throughout the province over the
past three months.

Collins states: *'These meetings
provide us with the valuable op-
portunity of hearing first hand the
concerns of various organizations
from British Columbia, as well as
their ideas for the future.”

The meeting, which is open to
the public, will begin at 9:30 a.m.
in Room Pier C, Level R of the
Pan Pacific Hotel.

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Mayor Don Lanskail reminded
Irwin that council had, as vet, not
inade any decisions regarding the
future of the building at the foot
of 14th Street.

“quistionable architectural vatue’’
had been singled out ‘when there
are at feest two hundred houses in
West Vancouver from the saine era
which are in better condition.”’

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