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THREE. VANCOUVER

14 - Wednesday, April 16, 1985 - North Shore News

HUMPHREYS CHARGES

Put creek flooding
before whale pool

THE FLOOD THREAT on
: West Vancouver’s Cypress
‘Creek should. take priority
over the Stanley Park whale
pool.

That’s the. message from
West Van Mayor. Derrick

“foiled ‘the: efforts of a.thief

“ransacking ‘cars cin ‘the wee -
hours of Wednesday n morn- ~

~ Woodcroft - shortly = after
midnight Wednesday. :

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: youths learned a painful,’ but
‘valuable:lesson in: how’ to
handle drugs Wednesday. °

“According to Cst.. Dave. .
* Bingham of the. West Van-
~’ ‘couver «Police ~ department,
; police received a complaint

“4:30 p.m. ..that three
Jouths had overdosed on
‘drugs.:

- At the. time of’ the com-
plaint, the - youths were
_ feported to be in the vicinity
of 17h’ Street. and Marine
Drive... a

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security’ guard : “already: “had ba
in-.

Humphreys to the
municipality’s MP, Mary
Collins. .

In a letter to Collins last

“week Humphreys said the

recent announcement of a
$500,000 federal gift towards
the new Stanley Park whale

‘pool had aroused ‘‘surprise

and consternation’’ among
the 30 to 40 homeowners
towards the mouth of

.. Cypress Creek.

.'The homes. in ‘question,

. which have a total assessed
-value of approximately $16.

million, are threatened. each

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year with disastrous flooding
when the creek goes ona
rampage.

Also needed is a. perma-
nent supply of creek water
for the nearby federal fish-
eries laboratory.

Humphreys has been

‘pressing Collins since last

summer for federal aid to
meet both recuirements —
food protection and the
fisheries lab water supply.
The most urgent im-
mediate need is a debris pit,

-followed eventually by a
complete storm drain flume.

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DATE: Sunday, April 28,

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In his letter to the West
Van MP, Humphreys sug-
gests that Ottawa’s gift to
the whale poo) is of con-
siderably lower priority than
the Cypress Creek problem.

“This government,’’
Humphreys told Collins, ‘‘in

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vicissitudes, would be well
advised, in your riding, to
make some $300,000
available to protect the water
for the Fisheries Research
and to protect the lives and
homes involved.”

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