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inquiring reporter

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On the North Shore, we have a number of cabarets, pubs and theatres. Other cultural events take place as well.

Today's question is:

‘‘What do you think of the entertainment on the N. Shore?”

Jim Houston North Vancouver

Its pretty good. There is sophisticated’ en- lterlainment at the Plaza and the young people like Goofy’s. 1 think — this recent idea of closing down liquor hcences at midnight would put the North Shore en- tertainment businessmen at a real disadvantage The restaurants and cabarets pay taxes so why should we put the squeeze on them?

Vern Fanjoy North Vancouver

IT don't think nighthfe on the North Shore 1s so hot I would like to see a neighborhood pub in the

Lower Lonsdale area where I hve. I Ike the entertainment at the Coach House and Whisper’s Jim Waddell

North Vancouver

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Funds sought for playfield

A NEW playing field for West Vancouver depends on local school board trustees after council last week greenlighted a proposal to approach the board for $22,000 to transform a barren sector of land into a sports ground

West Van Development Director Dr. Bob Collier sought council's support to acquire the sum from the school board budget to develop an area of land leased from B.C. Rail across from Gleneagles golf course in the 6200 block Manne Drive

Tall Trees Development intually granted West Van $90,000) to landscape the Gleneagles subdivision site and improve a dedicated

parkland in the same vicinity. But according to Colher, the subdivision park Improvement only cost $38 O00

With $52,000 remaining from the grant. the Parks

District mulls outdoor fires

OUTDOOR BURNING will oe discussed at a North Vancouver Distmet council meeting in the near future.

Council agreed last week to let Olga Avramovic ex- plain why she thinks outdoor burning should not be allowed in the Distnct. She will appear as a delegation within the next few weeks

In a letter to council, Avramovic said that “outside of B.C itis hard to find a city that still permits outdoor burning.” as most of them have realized the pollution problem it represents.

Young children and older

people especially have trouble breathing on those weekends when outdoor

burning is allowed in North Vancouver, she says

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SCHOLARSHIP

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and Recreavon Advisory Commission proposed allocaung the windfall to developing a general playing field oon the municipally leased BC Rail mght-ol- way

However, field con- struction costs for the Gleneagles field are estimated at $71 O00

Collier explained — to council that “uo (the new oe

field) could not only be used by the different community

groups but also by Gleneagles Community School

elementary have a

Gleneagles school does not “proper playground ©

Colher turther remarked that “our staff has discussed this with the staff of the school and they are most supporuve of the idea.”

The Canadian Red Cross Society

Park Koyal and 13th & Lonsdale present - = = i. Midwinter Madness

complete dinners

for the price of

Bring your wife, sweetheart, lover, mother, father, sister, brother, to dinner this week and

pay for only

one meall

coupon must be presented to cashier at time of payment.

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valid Sunday Mar 7th through Thurs. M

10% Off DINNER

for our Ist month

Grand Opening

Monday, March 8th Wing Lock Kestaurant

We serve

Authentic Cantonese Cuisine

HOWARD YOUNG

former manager in China lown

LUNCH from 11:30

Mon Sat

DINNER from 4:30

every night

LICENSED PREMISES

15% Off

PICK UP ORDERS

No limitations

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edinner roll & butter

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