: Newsstand Price 25¢ December 3, 1980 Tel. 985-2131

Aldermen nix downzoning
By BILL BELL

Three West Vancouver aldermen who support

further highrise development.in the municipality's

apartment zone won a major battle Monday night.

But because another alderman was absent, the

final outcome of the longstanding war between

highrise-haters and developer-backers was still in
ount.

Council in a dramatic and_ effectively downzone the

suspenseful roll call vote, remaining pockets of land in
defeated a zoning bylaw

amendment which would CONTINUED ON PAGE A10

FOUR MONTHS LATER

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By CHRIS LLOYD

Kenneth Allan, the baby who was found
abandoned on the steps of Lions Gate Hospital
just a few hours after he had been born died

Monday morning in the same hospital where he
had been found four months earlier.

The boy died from health eee
conditions which had h
become apparent while he wea t er
was in a temporary foster
home awaiting adoption
proceedings.

Human Resources of-
ficials say his medical
problems later discovered.
which included
hydrocephalus (water on the
brain) ruled out any chances

of the child being adopted or
leading a normal life.

“THERE'LL BE A SMALL SERVICE CHARGED assistant manager Maggie Fyson told besincssman Barr Tarncr

However, it ts considercd , igs
highly unlikely that his WEDNES
when he went to cash his anusual set of cheques at the Dundarave Bank of Montreal Monday. The cheques, written h 8 rh ; ’, had Cloudy with snow
on a palr of pyjamas, had been made out to Tarner by a customer who owed him moncy and sald he would give the wang ta de cath h flurries.
shirt off his back to pay him. Only problem ts the cheques were post dated to pay off the debt with monthly anyemng te Ow _

THURSDAY
payments, which left bank manager and customer wondering whether to walt a year to cash them or to cut ap the secret tarth or that " Cloudy. A few
anique cheque book. (Ellsworth Dickson photo) played # part in his mothers “Rasrtes. Cold.

flurries. Cold.
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