seem to be v very many ‘people happy with’ .
it. Let's find out what some North Shore, |
residents think. |

Today S question ts: Cees a

" Tdon't:like it. It is like
“giving, the ‘peasant pen- -
‘nies..; owhilé. the _ govern-

deduct interest .
RRSPs. The. budget does
not offer much of

Lloyd McLeod
'N orth Vancouver

It stinks. They could
have done a lot more for
the poor. Also, what. is
the use of having a RRSP
any more?

Roger Vernon
North Vancouver

J think it is a disaster. It
_ has. been described as a
, budget to help the poor
‘rand fax the rich, but that
is nonsense. This budget
hurts the middle class.

' Bob Fletcher
North Vancouver

I would have liked to
"see the government do
_ more to help people with
their mortgages. 1 think
we should be able to
deduct interest on home
mortgages from our tax-
able income. Also, we
have ost our tax benefits
with regards to RRSPs.

Steve Papz
North Vancouver

As usual, the rich will
do fine and the poor will
continue to suffer. | think
they should have increas-
ed the taxes on tobacco
and liquor and helped
people in other ways with
‘the moncy

recreation cost-sharing . the

dispute’ over

two “ municipalities are

population; i in which the City.
d of

* sion.

ae
member opposing the deci-

only: Mare cil

*

. ‘Buthauser. and: ait inter- .

preted.a recreation bylaw in |

- favor of: ‘the’ District, some -

aldermen..on. City council
became a little edgy.

“It shakes your confidence

when yot see an_-opinion.

“given to the District ‘on the

recreation commission ‘that’s

_ im. favor .of the, District,”
: Alderman Bill Sorenson told
‘council

at Monday’s
meeting.

“{ thought it was a policy

~ of the firm not to act for

either party in event of a
conflict.” ‘

“It’s like incest,” said

-Alderman Stella Jo Dean,
‘who is keen on reviewing the

City’s legal services...
“J think we can obtain a
much better legal services

‘system, one that will possibly

refrain from representing |
other corporations or
municipalities.

“They might also attend
City hall a couple of times a,
week to give advice.”

Alderman Frank’ Marcino
doesn’t seg any problem with
the City’s legal:services.

“We have had good
business from the firm,” he
countered.

“Alderman Dean brings

‘expensive legal fees’
without. remembering that
we ate going through one of

our biggest | expansions
ever.” °
Mayor Jack Loucks

reminded aldermen that the
firm has “quite a bit of ex-
perience doing municipal
work”.

The firm also serves Lions
Gate Hospital and the North
Shore Board of Health as
well as the City and District
of North Vancouver.

The one thing that should
be settled, Loucks added-Nis
their work for the District.

Whether or not the firm is
involved with the District is
of no concern, ‘said Alder-
man Gary Payne, as long as
there isn’t any conflict

alderman

My name is Gordon Rose. For the tast ten years !
have had the privilege of representing you as a
District ALDERMAN. Eight years ago ! was
elected to District Council on a platform of con-
cem about the direction that the development of
and services to our community were taking.

As a member of your Council | have followed a
basic policy of “Putting People First" in con-
sidering items that have come before me.

Judge for Yourself; as an Alderman, I... -

¢ assisted and supported the mentally and physically handicapped through their associates to
integrate into our community

‘

* advocated and still do, a better deal for the municipalities and you, the resident, in the dum-
ping of the transit system onus.

* supported resident invalvement in the formation of policies and plans affecting their areas .

* served as Council representative on various committees, including, the Advisory Planning
Committee, North Van Emergency Measures Organization, the Seymour Community School

Committee, and chaired a committee reviewing regulations controlling home occupations in
the District

* supported non-profit housing In our municipality

* supported the parks by-law which provide new recreational facilities for residents

throughout the District. | believe in preserving the riverbeds, oceanfronts and natural ravines
for the benefit of all

The Future

vee
The next two years will see continuing pressure for change in our community. | see the forma-

tion of a proper land use and housing policy and preparation of long range development plans
for our community as being prime goals.

{have worked hard and sincerely for the last ten years, and | feel certain that with the ex-
perience | have gained | can serve you even better for the next two

Vote for Experience and Ability

- “PUT PEOPLE FIRST’

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