Prepare
for the

Sunday, November 3, 1996 — North Shore News ~ 19

FIND out if you are ready for The
Big One.

Suppliers of safety equipment and represen
tatives of emergency response teams will be in
the gyn at Rass Road Elementary, 2875
Bushnell Ph ins North Vancouver on Nov. 19
from 7 to 9 pan.

The public is invited to come tor cottce and

browse the displays.

The event is hosted by the Ross Road Parent
Advisory ‘Council and the Rass Road Schoo!
Karthquake Preparedness Committee to make
the community aware of the need to be pre-
pared for a disaster.

Funds raised during the eveot will be used
to help uperade the school in preparation fora
disaster,

A Sunday drive
be the san

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

In the tube

FOUR-YEAR-OLD Shadi Balanji plays in a tube
during the recent Unicef Children’s Festival at
West Vancouver recreation centre. The well-
attended event had a host of fun activities for kids
of all ages.

SPEED iS
iCELILSINIGS US.

Road
Sense q

Part of the Provincial Road Safety Program.

Make Sure
Yeur Voice
Gets Heard
en Council!

$40 MILLION "MINI-
WHISTLER" SLATED
FOR CYPRESS

PROVINCIAL PARK!

What impact will this have on West Vancouver?

LUXURY CAR SHOW NOVEMBER 4 - 10

Loss of public parkland and green |! .
Drive, bus or walk out here Monday to Sunday and meander through the Luxury Auto

space?

Increased traffic, noise,
pollution?

Overloaded sewer system?
Increased risk of watershed
contamination?

Show. Some of Greater Vancouver’s finest dealers will be displaying an extensive lineup of
1997 luxury automobiles promising an experience to change the way you think about
driving. Jaguar, Hummer, Lamborghini, Porsche, Land Rover, BMW, Lotus, Volvo, Cadillac,
Audi, Lincoln, Expedition, Camaro “SS”, Aurora, Trooper, Saab, Lexus and Infiniti exhibits
held in the North and South Malls. Come out and discover the best of the West Coast.

above the 1200-foot level?

The BC Government has asked
West Vancouver Council to
approve an application for a $2
million, provincially funded,
15,000 person/day capacity,
water sewer utility connection ¥
from West Vancouver to the
park. Ask candidates for

Mayor and Council where

they stand on these issues!

Paid for by:
Friends of Cypress Provincial Park