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TIMETOGRIN. ,

The:' doctor: advised

the fat. man .to give up
< intimate litle dinners, for
four — unless he has three

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ment of playing its uke box at
too high a volume.

A 382.

, asked council 'to rescind the

“Hes such as trl
vand threats to life.”.;

Wizard's ‘Palance | “games - li-
cence” ‘toend the résidents’
“unrest”: for which it sald the
pool hail ‘was responsible.”
é “Gardens have been
trampled ‘as .well as raided,”
Nick'Stoochnoff, spokesman for

é-the- petitioners, told ‘council.

“Also, there hve been a obsceni-

“We have Sciperlenced. van:

*- dalism to the ext

that
getting fed. up. wth it," Stooch-

petition :

gon lawns.

residents pan to |

who are afraid to leave home.”
He: said the pool room

customers use -“unreal” ’ lan-

guage and frequently, ‘tre:

on private property."
“They sit around smoking

after being asked to leave’ and

they. ‘won't mo: "

“Some.of the people (residents)

have’ had their: lives : threat-

feast by the Columbia River
fete th by, Elin 81
nd Dy

treet:

 up-grading. ‘such’ amenities’as.
:* sidewalks; and parks, while the’:

owners in’ |
up-grading their ‘own homes.;

Once | the NIP.‘ funding « is’.

approved: foran : area, the

: RRAP sutoinatieally ‘laccompa-

canes “Low, inesme persons ‘will
receive, along with: low. rates,:
* will have foregiveness of $8,750.
under - the “RRAP,” ‘he .
“Landlords: will also be ‘given
‘ Now; interest rates and a. $760,

fally ‘cou
inthearea under the

tha? Rusaiat Fall goed with the petitioners.
the ee hall attracts’an

: broken as fecently as Sunday of

last week, Stoochnoff said. problem: i
Another: agree pointed | received complaints about 'simi-
hall :is tipo ‘lar, era in the Kinsmen

elty::would
i prio with the owners. She
clientele: out-.
remises *

y- resent designated as Cn
2 soil ‘suited ©

of Christ: No.: 6 board “of
trustees, asked council] “to
immediately condemn” the pool
hall and remove its business
_ licence to eliminate the Russian
Hall vandalism. ©

The letter, signed by sec-
retary’ S.‘8. Kalesnikoff, said
the: board had ‘never. experi-
enced‘sany ‘similar, problems
prior ‘to ‘the granting ‘of the
‘Wizard's Palace licence. It sald
the Kinsmen Park, adjacent to

oth ponding had also been,

should be rescinded to promote
‘good fellowship in this area, as
this is‘ a‘ residential and. semi-
commercial area,” the brief
concluded. ?

‘pressures and ‘projected
into. the: next’ decades, ‘areas.

located above the. poolroom
complained about the excessive
volume of the jukebox on the
premises “causing everything
to vibrate.” -

A letter signed by Trevor.

Dow told council he, his brother °

and mother have asked the
Wizard's Palace management
for several months to’ turn
down the jukebox but failed to
get any results.

The letter said . éeveral
neighbors have also been:
successful in asking the mai
agement to turn down the
jukebox,’ and Fourth: Avenue
residents have said they could
hear the music from their back
yards.

Dow said in ‘the letter that

_ the Wizard's Palace’ manage-

ment’ made no: attempt, to

i eg improv
holdings will mean r only $2,861
extta. yearly, revenue: for
Castleg

to turn down the volume so we
“could sleep met with no. re-
sults.”,
Pool, hall co-owner Al oF
senburg,:. who: attended ° the
council. meeting Tuesday, said’:
he'will submit his own'letter to
council in response bo residents’ if

the pool-hall, ‘said none. o ‘the
complaints made. to... neil
were ever, brought he
attention of the owners, He said
he has seen no. violence on the
premises since it open ned during
the summer, snd the jukebox.
volume is. reduced when the
pool hall is full.of people.
“Anyway, I think ‘a’ pool
hall without a jukebox is like a
plece. of Raa pie without

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