WAITING FOR LOW TIDE, this sailboat at rest in Deep Cove will soon be scraped
and painted. (lan Smith photo)

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The final report of the approved a moon thanking commissioning (the study)”
Community Hazards Study the Chamber “for their and refermng it to the task
produced by the North interest and initiative in force for its consideration.

Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce. is being referred
to North Vancouver
Distnets newly Jppointed
Task Force on dangerous
chemicals, which has been
convened to study the same -
matter

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Six members of the North
Shore community met on
Wednesday night to plan the
future of Capilano college.

Not any special six, just
the only six residents of the
North Shore who responded
to an invitation by Capilano
College to help plan its
development over the next
Six years.

And while people at-
tached to the college were
obviously disappointed = at
the turnout in the college
cafeteria, Wednesday, they
did get the feedback they
were looking for.

The meeting was the
second of three public
meetings to be held by the
College. One was held at
Squamish May 14.) and
another is) scheduled for
Sechelt later this week

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college president Paul
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skills and a lady who wanted
students to be given a
“balance bétween
viewpoints.”

And a lady who said “I just
say I agree” to all the
proposed developments.

These developments
which are proposed for the
college over the next six
years were taken lo the
community, Gallagher said.
because “we would like the

community to say this is
what we would like the
college to be.”

Apart from the public
meetings, 500 questionnaires
have also been sent to
decision makers on the

North Shore to gauge their
response to the
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Capilano College
plans for the future

But little community response

students, which in turn will
ensure a broad range of
course available for part-
time students
*To maintain a balance of
academic, careeer and
vocauional programs
*To develop a substancial
offering of evening and
weekend courses and to
invesligate the demand for
an on-going summer term
eA gym will be the next
facility priority, followed by
a theatre

Gallagher said that the
college would modify or
even change their proposed
plans depending on _ the
community response.

He said he considered to
plans “a fairly ambitious
statement.”

North Vancouver School
Board trustee Verna
Smelovskly said she “felt a
littke distressed,” by the poor
turnout at the meeting.

“It ais because of that need
for community input that I'd
hope we'd have the good

input that we need.”

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