“West Vancouver. council:

. Council,

; THE DUMMY IN THE MIDDLE didn’t have much t to say but Mike Hooper, oo and | Brian Schierer, on the right, of the West Van Police Crime Prevention office, spent _ the weekend answering questions at their display in the North mall of Park Royal. The Q strong, silent London 1 policeman | in the middie maintained a low Profile.

“warned - Fotiou .

_ turned thumbs down Mon- _ day on a suggestion that two neighborhood pubs. should

be permitted in the Amble-

side area instead of just one.

| 5 Council. members: indig- | nantly rejected a proposal by

- the Liquor ©Control and Licensing Branch that they

should consider the possibil-

ity of a second pub in the ‘area. Meanwhile, the. LCB is

still. withhoiding its approval - the: applicant originally appro oved ¢

from — George | _Fotiou, by council 18 montis. ago.

After receiving cotincil’s blessing Fotiou reportedly encountered financing - pro- blems and also ‘tan_ into

difficulties with the LCB. over

the involvement’ of partners in the enterprise. As a result, Fotiou’s planned: “*Square

Rigger’”. pub in the Village Square, 1425 Marine Drive, has remained stalled. |

Monday to get. provincial approval quickly, someone else...

Fotiou’ S- Cameron,

- lawyer, | |

cial burden.”"

allow pub general manager Dan Regan to finance him,

because that is really his only . financing,” .

‘source . of... Cameron said.

small . neighborhood public house would not serve the residents of the ‘many_higli-

rises ‘surrounding the ‘shop-

; aaa i Name. | , 7 located,” CB» manager 1 Address t 7 _ Victor Woodland said. in. a 1 — ———— — , letter. to council. . Lo + i

or else . ‘council: permission would be. withdrawn | and | given : to .

. couver,’’ Clancey, whose own applica- tion for the pub permit lost --out to that of Fotiou by a. _hairbreadth in’ the: fall ‘of ; 1976.

Keith told council his. . client’s problem was that he — was carrying ‘quite a finan-

“If something i is not done : soon, he won "t. be able to proceed. any further. 1. Was, a little disappointed to find out °

hat the general manager of. the iiquor. conirol and ficens-' ing branch is not prepared to.

problem. identified. in. this © ” community that we definitely . need two pubs?” . Alderman Bob. Hicks...

| decision-making -

_ Lester suggested.

if it’s called for. and would be . feasible, but one would be | ~ more. ' Clancey. “I’m in favor of one - .pub, but if there are two. I-

**It is: obvious that ‘one

At “North Vanéouver. City,

_ Council on Monday evening

fleeting mention was given to" -the mecting the city fathers © had with. Pierre: Franche of. I ~ Harbours’ Board. Alderman’ Gordon Cross mentioned that:it was:

the - National.

learned that grain elevator expansions for the future,

other than those -presently.

underway, ‘are foreseen in the Inlet and he- requested that all information the’ city

receives Which pertains to

this should be given to all council members.

Alderman , ‘Gary Payne hinted at the possibility of : phasing out elev ators locally

ean NE We He >

td fe rih ON el BL Aa OO Dn So a “ f

ping ‘mall in -which it is |

rd

after twenty-five | years. and then moving elsewhere out-

‘Side of Burrard Inlet. °

Another. business, | North Shore Neighborhood House,

has. suggested that an Ad’ Hoc committee be formed of °

concerned community people both young ana old to scek solutions to the city’s .juve-

nile problems rather: ‘than

enact a curfew:

‘Adlerman . ‘Gary Payne

"pointed out that ‘‘the leader- | ‘ ship ‘to: provide a. better answer is coming from the | community and we should:

recognize this"’ . Council has

deferred action until staff has

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“Help. us in our fight to have the. School Board © regain contact with reality.

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“There are nine drinking

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| “Mr. Mayor, dov we > have a

7°. . asked “The prosicin, YOR ur ‘Wor | ship, is “Mr. ‘Woodland’s

‘ability,”’ municipal - manager . ‘Terry.

~“*You could have two pubs :

logical,’ ”* ~ declared |

hope.we are’ the: “second one.’” oo

drafted by-law in ‘coopera- 7 tion with the District of North. before council.

Council approved the set. ting up of garden allotments on the city property known as block 155 on the‘north side of :

tenancy on an annual basis. Twenty garden plots would

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year aad it would. be | administrated by the opera-. tors of the North: Shore Conservation

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“How could it miss” stated Payne, ‘tit is a very imaginative concept.”’

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