inquiring —
reporter

‘Elisworth
Dickson

How well we remember the last time we
‘didn’t have that frosty cold beer waiting for

‘us in the fridge after a hard day at work.
With the liquor stores out of stock and talk of
strikes and lockouts a person has to wonder
what to do.

This issue the inquiring Reporter asks:

“How-are. you dealing

doesn't eff ct me very
u never go to pubs” °
nd rarely” have. a bottle |
of beer. -

I need any , beer Tn go

own to the States and
‘bring some back and I
don't go to pubs often
anyway.

Chris D.
N. Van.

It’s a drag, [ll probably
drink wine instead.

, Dong Phillips,
N. Van.

I'ts no problem, I don't
drink. I don't think they
should allow beer to
come up from the States
though. It defeats the
purpose of a strike

Mike Ryan,
N. Van.

I'm switching to rye!
hke drinking beer but not
cnough to go to the States
to gett

West Vancouver may be
the site of a multilingual
television station by the fall

“of 1981.
A Vancouver broad-*
casting company needs

permission from West
Vancouver council to build a
250 ft. television antenna on
municipal land on the ap-
proachto the Cypress Bowl,
before the proposal can go
through.

The. company, Mosaic

Broadcasting Corporation, is
planning

to -. establish a

A 20-year-old North
Vancouver man who pleaded
guilty recently to
pointing a firearm at the
driver of a car on Lonsdale
Avenue, was given a
wehene. sentence.

Arne pen of 2984

when the
‘in .another car
pointed a handgun at him...

‘such foolishness has -

ames.

A zoning by-law amend-
ment - that will keep the
Lynnmour area east of
Mountain Highway
residential (which complies
with the Lynnmore Plan)
received second and third
readings at North Vancouver
District -council, meeting
Monday night.

The rezoning will allow for
the division of properties
into 40-foot lots, At a public
hearing last week, only one
man spoke out against in-
creasing the density of the
area.

Of more concern, is the
contention of some that the
area should be reserved for
industrial use, despite the
Lynnmour Plan.

One man spoke to this
effect at the public hearing
and his sentiments were
echoed Monday night by
Alderman Ernic Crist.

“The pressures will be
there for industrial use and
residents willl have to fight
very hard to keep it
residential,” said Crist.

However, Alderman Jim
Ball said he couldn't get
excited about the prospects
of industry moving in
“Anyone who thinks we're
going to attract any large
volume industry on the
North Shore is smoking an

of

opium pipe.” he said
Alderman Peter Powell
sad the residential zoning

would lessen the impact of
industmal devclpment
help prevent an
ghetto

When
matter ended.

and
industnal
discussion oon the
a few squeals
of dehght were heard trom a
small group who left the
chamber. cvidently clated by
passage of the readings

multicultural television

station. | ;
Technical operations, *
offices, studio and other

facilities would be based at
Panorama Film Studios on
Folkstone Way, with the
transmitting antenna at
about 1500 ft. on the Cypress
Bowl road.

Michael

Leader,  vice-

president of Mosaic, says the

antenna would not interfere
with the view from the
Cypress Bowl.

“It would resemble a
toothpick on top of the hill.”

some really serious reper-
cussions sometimes,” Judge
J.B. Paradis said.

He granted Bjordal a
conditional discharge,
placed him on probation for
nine months and ordered
him to do 50 hours of
community work service.

North Vancouver

1527 Lonsdale
988-9815

1350 Pemberton
988-5211

He says approval of the
antenna location is the

crucial factor in getting
approval for the station from
the Canadian Radio-
Television and © Telecom-
munications Com-
mission(CRTC).

If the CRTC approves
Mosaic’s application: this
fall, the station could be
transmitting international
programming to the Lower
Mainland by Novem-
ber, 1981 ,he says.

The station is being built
to “fill a missing area in
B.C.'s programming
spectrum,” according to
Mosaic’s president, George
Spracklin.

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Five hundred  thousa:
Lower Mainland resideénig
speak a language other th
English or French, he-sa
The West Van station woul
cater to this audience.
Buildings housing thi
transmitter equipment at th
Cypress Bowl road sit
would be designed to blen
in with the landscape, .an
would follow any recom
mendations of the We:
Vancouver
department, says Spracklin.
Mosaic’s application has
been referred to West
Vancouver's Parks
Recreation Advisory.
Commission for con-
sideration and comment.

west Vancouver.

1560 Marine Dr.
926-0421