page 10, April 5, 1978 -

. burn hillbillies”.

treated temporarily “with -

"proper, Fespect, by, West Van

council. — j
_” ‘The. future © ‘of. the. large
_- number: of -log- cabins on
Hollyburn: Ridge has become
. something | of a motherhood
issue; and aldermen: current-

ly are showing ‘themselves -
loathe to stir up the weekend
‘who own or rent :

hermits -
them.

' The status. of the cabins and.
the rights of_ their: owners |

appear to be. a matter of

_ The ‘Moodyville Business
- Association appeared before |
nce.
again pushing for revitaliza-_

N. Van city council os

tion of Lower Lonsdale. The

association came ‘armed with | ~
a petition of «825° “names”
for.

backing their request.
immediate action by Council:

| City fathers are already
taking: ‘short term ‘steps to

alleviate some of the parking |

AifGeultioc

WHEERREWUSECAW OO

Council approved a. policy.

committee recommendation

that two hour angle parking —
be created on First between

The North Shore will be
represented aby. nine - local

gymnasts — the B.C.
Provincial age group. cham-
- pionships in Burnaby this

weekend at the British
Columbia‘ Institute of
Technology.

Athletes from all regions
of the province are to
compete at this meet for the

younger age groups.

The Burnaby. meet will .

_ decide ‘the best in the
_ province who will travel to

the Western Canadian —
Championships in May in
; Saskatchewan.

Competitors in the Argo
division will be Flicka Gym

Club’s Lisa Pearson and Jill

Kempton.

. Two Provincial Cup semi
final soccer games will. be
held Saturday, April 8 both
involving Lynn Valley crews.

The division six Lynn
host

a
ee tg hy i
+
‘

Valley Falcons will

‘*tam Manila Stafford, «
qualified and registor-
ed electrologist - call
me for # perconal and
private consultation.”

“ West Vancouver’ s “Holly-

. Loucks.:

a Moodyville.

North Shore News.

> council. members Se
w.4 simple request. by] lan'K.

B. .Maplethorp_ last week. for:
_ permission to buy and fix up —
' delapidated cabin. No... 216.
kept council busy for half an’: .
hour trying to figure o out t what -

its policy is. -

= cipal ‘land’ ‘and a previous”
council had decreed that only

Rogers and Chesterfield ‘and

that-this portion of road be:
. paved .

~~ Wwww esnnse ee

parking. at area.

help”’. Said _ Mayor Jack

Council also approved the

- association’s -
request. for representation. on
Lonsdaie.
Devei opm cnt committee.

the. Lower |

~The aldermen;

| Representatives from the.

“df. we can, get ‘the short
term things done it will

‘however,.
e pointed out to the business-

_considerable confusion — for
are. being. o

te accominodate: the

West Vancouver Community |

and - Linda . Mackie.

Pechey and
Martina Guelen.

Tyro division entrants are
Marni Sutherland and Elaine |
Prescott of Flicka and Hallie .

Lecker of West Vancouver.

“North Van’s Janice Roddie.

' Centre will be Susan Forrest | ~

The.

-Sparca Club.will send Debbie .
_ alternate.

of the Phoenix Gymnastics .

Club is a member of the Argo... -

Lower Mainland team and»

will be present at the meet. |

Argo competitions

Sunday: mornings with the
Tyro events held

_afternoons.

South Burnaby koyals ‘at

‘Kilmer Park at 11: :00 a.m.

In seventh | - division
Bel-Aire Celtics | will battle

Lynn Valley M.G. Builders at
in.

Blue Mountain. Park
Coquitlam at 2:00 p.m.

Spore Clots

will |
take place Saturday and-

in the .

o under. a ‘normal snow ‘storm

tion would save it.”

North “America ‘Act, ”
mayor Tom” Marshall

‘compulsory routines ~
Saturday » and the optionals -

| _ China,
Competition ‘starts at 9
a.m. both mornings with the.

Soccer semifinal —

and “only. major reconstruc-

*“P im "still “in some uncer-

tainty i in may own n mind. about rag

men that they should create |
- some initiative of their own. .. .
Alderman Frank Marcino -

_* contends they should spread.

a little ‘“‘honey’’ and adver-

tise- what Moodyville. has. to -
- offer. “‘Turn the lemon. into...
lemonade.””. states. Marcino..

Alderman _ Gary” ‘Payne
pointed to this. ‘past week-

end’s Rain Festival which
was staged by the Gastown

merchants as an example of

what the Moodyville groun

‘could -do - with what. he
_ described” as
- marketing.”

“*‘agpressive

~

Sunday.

Admission i is 5 free. and the

_ public is welcome to -watch
‘the youngsters perform at

BCIT on. Willingdon Road i in
Burnaby.

Coming u up in the gymnas-
tics circuit are the provincial
championships to be held at |

Balmoral . High School . in’

North Van, Apeil 22 and 23.

‘The ‘Western - ‘Canada
Championships are to be
held: May 5-7: at Regina
followed: by the Pacific Rim
invitational at. the . Pacific

' Coliseum May 17. This event

will host gymnasts from.

‘Mexico, USA, and
possibly Australia’ and New
Zealand.

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The ‘winners of these

games advance to the tour-
nament of champions in two _
weeks time, April 22-23, in

Victoria at the Royal Athletic
Park.

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- facial, logs, arms, underarms - -

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shail that the matter ‘should be. 33
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_allow time to. Teassess $ what i AS .
» the existing policy... Pe
- ““There* has’ ‘been more:
_ “written and ‘discussed in’ this |
a municipality about the’ situa-:
The: cabins. are: on ‘muni- .tion’ of the cabins-on. Holly-.
. burn: Ridge than has ever been

a written - ,about - the
‘minor repairs would be allow- mate

-.. -ed;.s0 that a future council in: -
198. “would: ‘not. be’: ‘ander,
pressure ‘when they’ corisider’’ *
. whether | to phase them out or

burn strongly. ‘supported the.
: position.

phased © out. Alderman
British .. Hicks said’ -he thought’ the
actin ng i

O- were going to
= ed eventiially.

in advancé of the public.
_ meeting ‘set. for April 17 to —
consider ‘the land use con-
‘tract.

- council that the Recreation.

Advisory aS 4 Planning . ” os we ere
; Commission . have both © ro from 8
‘reached a. position of :

on ~ scheduled for 8 p.m. at the

order to accommodate the

precisely. what the Policy is is at mo : . "
A. 120-foot ‘strip of land. on
- he éast side of Lillooet Road “¢
“North. Vancouver ‘may. .
become: residential property x
inthe near future.» “Th
2-. << District . council decidéd- —_

Alderman. Doreen: Black- last: week to have -municipal .

__ staff undertake-a study. as to.
that. the -cabins. - different residential uses for —
should be kept up and not" the property near Purcell
‘Bob a Way..- _

‘The strip. ‘of. and a
retained by: the District: f yr

possible future: gyidening fot !

for: three weeks. to

policy was that “the cabins -°.

AR onenth .
be Giscons inne.

Lillooet Road. ** *
However, council does not os
feel there will be any need for.
this particular strip as far as ~
road widening is concerned. oa
A number of complaints”
- have arisen from property
_ owners in the neighbourhood —
about the appearance of the -|-
land which ‘is treated by the |,
municipality as undeveloped .
land. .
-Mayor Don Bell, ‘suggested :
‘the parcel of land be retained -
with the eventual possibility ©
ofa divided roadway. His sug-
. gestion. was. turned down: by
“council.
- Lillooet Road serves Capi-
lano College students and also.
provides access toa cemetery. .

oe Two: municipal hades have

cipal bodies
come. ‘out. in ‘support of the
controversial: Caulfeild Pla-
teau residential development

“1200 BURRARD near DAVIE
682-6881.

“We're Service O1 lented”’ .
- Service ‘dept. 7:30 am -6 pm

Director of development
Dr. Bob Collier reported last
week to West Vancouver

Advisory Commission and

general support.”’

“Tne Advisory Planning
Commission have reviewed _
the contract and proposed 7
plan’ and fecl that the
advantages outweigh tie dis-
advantages ° of the develop-
ment | ‘proposal; ” . Collier's
report said.

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The proposed development
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Many of. the objections that
have poured into the municipal |
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