for second spot. The top two"
spots in the junior pairs also
belong to the NSWC as Julie
Mutcher and Peter Coombes
captured first position and
Katherina Matousek and .
Brad: Starchuk were the
runners- up-. .

North Shore made a . clean
sweep of the Novice men’s
singles with Bruno Del-
maestro first, Brad McLean
second and Ronnie Unraud
third. Wendy. Lisogar was

tops: in the novice women’s | |

singies and North Shore’s.
Linda Orheim placed third.

The junior . dance ‘saw
Martine Vigouret of NSWC

Atkins to win the top spot in
that category. Novice pairs
went to Connie Hill and Bill
O'Neill. |

Skating out of the Van-
couver Skating Club, North —
Vancouverite. Kerry Spong
teamed with Coquitlam’s
Tracy Michael to win the
novice dance while Loch
Macdonald, also from North
Van, was joined by Anna-
Griffiths of Whiterock for
third place in the Pre-novice
dance. . 7

. When the. highrise. project |
was first disclosed last June,
neighboring residents flood-
ed council with letters and
petitions ‘of’ protest - against

the blocking of their ocean-—

view, and packed the public
gallery at an ‘early July
council meeting. Numerous
of them claimed they had
bought their residential
property following assur-

arices from municipal staff.

that a highrise could not be
* built on the site in question.

Council bowed to the
storm and ruled that it would
not issue a building permit,
even though the properiy—
owned by West Van resident
Doug Lees and his wife—at
that time was.zoned multi-

family and municipal plan- »

ning director Bob Collier had
admitted that the proposal
‘‘appears to satisfy all the
legal requirements of the
bylaw.”’

However, added Collier in
his July recommendation | to
council, ‘‘in my opinion (the
proposal) does not satisfy the
philosophical basis of the

page 16 - December 14, 1977 - North Shore News

make-up match for.
postponed. ‘late last month.

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this past week. and lose each ©

Ama
waswe

‘The first game, » played :
“Tuesday against. the North .
Shore Winterhawks, was a
one

“Mike Phillipson stood up well
to all the shots fired at him
by the Merchants and helped

the Hawks to clobber: them
‘9-2. Shots on goal were 33-30

in the Hawks’. favour as the

Merchants were close in that

department. but couldn’ t hit
the net.

‘In North Vancouver Minor.
Hockey Bantam play this‘
team with Killarney’s Alan —

past weekCombined Services

outclassed the. Pro Shop 9-2 -

and then, in the battle of the
sporting goods stores, the
Pro Shap was defeated again

“ by Time Out Sports.

_ “North Shore: Intermediate |
“Hockey League play saw: the
Merchants play three games.

Thursday ; the. “Merchants -

faced the: Pharoahs and were _

doubled: 4-2) and. although ©
they . started off. well - and

amanwnal

ia :
Maniagee to nod the Opposi-

. tion to a scoreless draw in the
first: period, the. Pharoahs

came to life in: the “second
stanza and” dominated” the
contest from that point on.

Next. up. were the Pastimes”.
on” Saturday, when ». the
Merchants’ ‘Scored their only -

_goal in the third period after
‘the Pastimes had put four in

the net to: »: salt away” a 4a.
victory. -

The Pastimes: played two.

but went down | to” an 8
beating. os

West Van Troll’s downed
Time Out. Sports S-1. last.
week. This week they duelled
with . Coyle. Agencies .and

defeated them by the ‘same

aS © ‘score. -Trolf’s also- went

“Hollyburn ‘defedted: B. OA.
Blacktop with a 3-1 count and
Larry’s Shoe Renew walked
all over the North Shore
Winter Club Green squad

‘11-2. The NSWC Reds fared
much better, easily blanking .

Coyle Agencies 8-0.
Fownes. Construction took

: on the West Vancouver team

bylaw, nor does it conform to

' the application. of the. bylaw

to this point in time.”’

A month Later Lees’
lawyers wrote to council

' giving it one week to reverse
its earlier decision and issue
a building. permit in order to |

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avoid legal |
developer. Council declined
to ‘back down. and the Lees
duly took their. case to. court.

On. ‘December 2,.. in. the

. B.C. Supreme. Court, coun- ‘
issue. a.
the |
apartment tower was declar- -
ed contrary to law, and null

cil’s refusal to .
building “permit for

and void: An attempt by the
municipality to hold up. the

‘court case in order. to-allow .

time for a down-zoning of the

property was shot down in.
Court

. hold.

another. Supreme’ °
judgment.

Duncan Shaw, lawyer for
the Lees, delivered a letter to
council Monday ‘‘to voice
objection on behalf of my
clients to any further steps

being taken on the zoning.

‘bylaw amendment. ”

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on the ice against: ‘Combined
Services: but a short-handed
goal and an: empty net. “goal.
made the ‘difference, : giving |
Combined Services a 6-3 win.

The ‘West Van ‘Atom A’s
are still undefeated as they

_ beat Hollyburn 6-5 and then
downed = North Delta in

. “This letter. is also to
advise that should vour
council pass the zoning
bylaw amendment, immed-
jiate steps will be taken: in.
court to have it: set aside,”
Shaw added. ’

Mayor Jones was not —
intimidated. ‘‘The intent of
the (earlier) bylaw ~as to

-prevent a highrise from
being built on this particular :

site,’ he said.

' “Our legal advice is that
this. matter is not finished
and for that reason I am

recommending that: council —

give three readings to this
(rezoning). bylaw.” :

Accidents i in the home don’t.
“just happen, they are caused.
Read the labels on all house-.. .

Follow the directions. Let -
the large’ symbols be your
guide for handling and stor-

ing these products. Think

safety - be safe.

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» other games

-Pharoahs and. coming ° ‘back

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” Saturday

brilliant:
Brian: hoon welt them to a

os a2 draw.

night” (Dec. :12). saw — the

Trojans meet head-on with < |
_: the. Pharoahs. who’ intended _

~ to run their opponents out of | |”
the

‘tink. However, .

exhibition 64. The Rep B

squad - downed Burnaby

” “-"Minors2-1 but lost at the
hands’ of PNE with a 3-0 7

tally.
. The. Midget “Rep Bis
downed Hollyburn 5-3 ‘and

West. Van\ 1. blanked ‘West

Van 2 4-0. *

In - PeeWee | action ‘the *
North’ Shore: Winter Club’
edged West Vancouver 4-31 in 7

West Van.

- duiing” the
week, getting’ soundly troun- .
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to down the Trojans 5-2.

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. Senators and, with the aid of
goaltending - by.

‘The: Senators and

costing the Hawks the game,

; oe aS. the: Senators went ahead
‘Two _games’ on Monday. 2.

Trojans. had different. ideas ©
‘and © ‘held:
; scoreless. .

“minute « and three seconds ©
‘whan. thoy managed ‘to get a

‘Pharoahs
‘final “-D

‘the -
‘Winterhawks. met in'a game -
that was postponed. earlier, |
with third period ' mistakes.

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