Al4 - Wednesday, November 18, 1981 - North Shore News

Lean gunnene — “He doesn't represent us, dorsing Fraser, Ernie Crist, “Fraser, who had be ow he. was oing to get
FROM PAGE A1 we're a more moderate and Betty Griffin while accusing Lakes of wil :
group,’’ said COLD _ opposing the re-election of distorting the potential -co

off public— questioning, .
aldermanic candidate Jim
Fraser seemed the most

oar ta

spokesman Harvey Lawson.
Rhoda the

driving force behind COLD,

Clemiss,

esc

t

Lakes. and Gordon Rose,”

who have been “negative” on

of an incinerator for North _
Vancouver, retorted

the stop the landfill think it’s only fair that I Full
upset of them all. He commented on Bell's movement. should be allowed to speak. st Service
pounded his fist on the rail behavior in a_ prepared The ruckus began during The mayor then tried to go-...a . Printing
that ‘separates’ council statement, saying she was the regular question period

members from - the public,
shouted; “What happened to
democracy in North Van-
couver District?” and “Hey!
Not fair!’ He later argued
angrily with Alderman John

“appalled by this behavior of
an elected official.”

She
continue its actions in op-
position of the landfill:
including collectmg names

said COLD will.

held after each item on the

agenda.’ Council had voted

to lower the Premier Street
Landfill to its October 31
height as soon as possible.
The meeting was then

on to the next item on the -. a ‘ping in a new part of the

agenda because of the .

lateness of the hour (10:30

p-m.) and the number: oF -he ‘wants Bellvand_ District.

items still to be dealt ‘with. | ngineer John-"Bremner to:
That was when the uproar resign though he refused to-

began and Bell threatenedto

oo
ee orinting itd.

Lakes, who-is up for re- for a petition opposing thrown open to questions close the meeting .unless_— -
election Saturday. expansion of the landfill and from the public. people stopped _ talking.
Council then “went in lobbying the Waste Fraser was the fifth or When the cries” of outrage
camera to finish up business. Management Branch to sixth of the questioners, but continued Bell. banged his :
-The Committee for Op- terminate the District’s Bell cut short his question, gavel, adjourned . the.
position to Landfil! Dumping _ present landfill permit. telling the candidate he meeting and. quickly left:th
(COLD). also expressed its Clemiss said the dump has couldn't “use the question chamber, followed by most “ ‘ “<Show Me’! ow’
outrage, but disassociated now become a “political period for election cam- of the other council
itself from Fraser’s outburst. issue” and COLD is en-  paigning.” members.

CONTEST WINNERS:

Mr. M. Leuszler

willham meek

ity won't ‘roll

up streets‘yet

290 Lascelles Cres.,
Victoria, B.C.
Mr. T. Taylor 9454 Greengiade Rd.
Mr. Daniel R Sydney, B.C.
DRINKING ESTABLISH- cabarets, Whispers and Fast _ establishments in the City. Restricting parking near r. Daniel heeves RRA portMoouy Be
MENT proprietors in North Eddie’s, was disturbing the “It’s not a matter of problem areas to residents , ,
Vancouver, the City wants

you. -

That is, it wants you to
come before council and
give your opinion on
whether liquor should be

served after midnight in the haven't proven they can “knee-jerk” reaction to the
City. police themselves.” problem. ON ICE 7 AN D

Council voted last week to But Alderman Gary Payne “No doubt there’s a pro- TT) Fc N!
defer a policy decision on told fellow aldermen that if  blem,” he agreed. “But even 1T S U ‘
the subject until a only some establishments Victoria doesn’t roll up its
newspaper advertisement are closed the people who streets at midnight
calling for the opinions of want to keep drinking will anymore.” Presented by
licenced premises was. simply move to another Vancouver Rotary Club
published. place. ge

The issue first arose when He'll be recommending li- Classified and the PNE
residents complained that quor serving hours be rolled 986-6222

noise from the two City

neighborhood.

Pushing for the midnight
ruling is Alderman Stella Jo
Dean, wha says only the two
cabarets should be affected
by the ruling “because they

back to midnight for all

economics,” he claimed, ad-
ding that neighborhood pubs
don’t suffer from having to
close early.

Alderman Bill Sorenson
warned council against a

Dear Dr. Joyce Brothers

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