NORTH VANCOUVER City Council rejected the ad-
vice Monday night of city staff to deny a resident of
the 100-block West 2nd Street an exemption from
time restricted street parking in the area. ;

Revision card mail-out mforms
voters of status, where to vote

be required at registration time.

If a card is received for a prior
tenant, destroy the card.

Canada's chief electoral officer,
Jean-Pierre Kingsley said if elec-
tors haven’: received their voters’
list revision cards this week, they

damaged there.

Stewart said he lives on a
fixed.income and cannot afford -
the: cost of an‘ off-street park-
ing lot located two blocks away -
from-his apartment building.

Coun. Bill Bell said council
would not be ‘‘fair minded’’ if
it decided to reject Stewart’s
request.

‘But. Coun. Barbara Sharp

Doug Stewart, who lives in a
heritage apartment building at
104 West Second St., asked
council to grant him permit
parking a half block away from
his apartment building. .

Stewart said he has-been
forced to park his vehicle sev-
eral times in a vacant lot next
to a bowling alley on West
Third Street.

NORTH SHORE residents who were on the voters’ list for
the federal referendum last year, and who still live at the
same address, will receive a card in the mail this week con-
firming their inclusion on the voters’ list for the federal
election. The card also provides information on where and

when to vote on Oct, 25.

local Elec-

The cards begin the process of
updating the voters’ list for the
election.

To ensure that all potential
‘voters “have: an opportunity .
vote, .Elections. Canada. is sending
out leaflets to all homes explaining
how to have names registered and
how to. contact’ Elections Canada

offices in local ridings."

In areas‘ expecting «a - large
number. of revisions, for example
new subdivisions, apartment
buildings and university’ resi-

. dences, Elections Canada will send

‘ agents. door-to-door to ‘take: AP
. plications for revisions. :

By Kevin Gillies
Contributing Writer

Revising. agents will be easily
‘identified by their large, white
buttons bearing the Elections
Canada logo. They will ask for

identification before handing .

voters their revision cards.

Voters who have moved since
last year’s referendum, must reg-
ister in person. at Elections
Canada’s North Vancouver office
at 1668 Lloyd Ave,

Identification showing a name,
a new address and a signature will

coverag the: Noith ‘Shore -News**.
‘regular : round-up of, :

mall "campaign stories and obser-
ations in its Election Notebook.

* Barrett , offered ‘to. give ©
r-old: ;North . Shore ‘News.

“photographer: "Cindy Goodman. a
history ‘lesson, recently. when he-

ancouver . federal:;.NDP: can- ;
didate Graeme Bowbrick :

“by: -Barreit” s “former. - ‘attorney-
‘general. ‘and. Vancouver East run-
“ning mate “Alex MacDonald’ and*.

Donald. was courageous in” set:
ting {up ‘the |B, “Energy. Cor-*,
poration and: every. citizen in this: .
‘province: owes”: ~him ‘a* debt . of

‘“The-two North Shore. News
reporters®: are’: too. young to
remember that so lll give them a
two-hour «. interview afterwards .
and tell then ali about it.”’- ”:

: KATIMAVIK I ENCORE?

: JEAN CHRETIEN has promised
_that:if the Liberals are elected,
“1 they will establish’ the Canadian
- Youth Services Corps to ‘‘offer
“young Canadians an opportunity
to-serve:and learn about their
country.’” ‘
- The proposed... corps
“offer Canadians under the age
of 25 the opportunity to gain
. skills and experience by working
in community. ‘service and en-
vironmental projects | for up to
one year.”?

The Liberals hope 10,000 par-
ticipants annually will take part
in the program.

The press release states that

“stalele’n”

‘+ Meeting,

would. .

the. “community service projects:
could ‘include ‘assisting ‘local - lit-
eracy . projects, helping. to, meet
education, -health. ‘and - ‘public
‘safety needs of children-and ‘pro-
_ viding support for * Seniors and
: persons with disabilities.” |.

““_The corps ,appears. to bea

~ duplication of: - the: ‘Katimavik

program | previously offered by |
the : Trudeau: government. under »
finance

which Chretien was

* minister. y

The program was caricelled by

the Tories when: they. came’ to.’

power.’

-_Katimavik participants - were
‘ineligible for welfare: or
Unemployment Insurance and

: were removed from the job mar-
‘ket — and unemployment fig- |

ures. - ; ;
. SIGNS CRITICIZED

“LIKE MUSHROOMS, federal
election party . signs have been
- popping up in unexpected places
throughout the North Shore.
“At Monday. night’s
‘Vancouver District Council
Mayor Mark Sager
urged all election candidates to
respect

signs.’
Sager made the comment after
British Properties resident Jim

..MacCarthy expressed concern

about the appearance of the
signs on municipal boulevards
and park land.

Sager said the municipality has

been: collecting signs placed in
these locations.

The issue reminded Coun. Rod
Day of the proliferation of signs
indicating . the installation . of a
security system.

“People in. the neighborhood
are starting to feel insecure if
they don’t’ have a sign: up,’’.
complained Day.

~~
ag

West

public property ‘in:
choosing the. location of these .

should contact their

tions Canada office to ensure their

name is on the list.

Voters in both -North Shore
tidings — Capilano-Howe Sound
and North Vancouver — can reg-
ister at the Elections Canada of-

fice at 1668 Lloyd Ave. in North

Vancouver.
The hours are:
@ 9a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. to Fri.;
@ 9a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays;
@ 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays.

For more information cail 775-
5311 in the Capilano-Howe Sound
riding or 775-7600 in the North
Vancouver riding.

STOP SIGNS

CANDIDATES WHO post signs.
on North Vancouver City land
stand to lose them according to a.

spokesman for the city.

Citizens upset about, signs on

‘Grand Boulevard have called the |

city asking for them to. be

" removed.

' The city has sent-memos to all
local ‘candidates informing them

‘that only two public places in the
‘city are available for campaign -

signs -—- the Third’ Street - hill

’ between: Kennard Avenue: and

Queensbury ‘and the Keith Road™
median” between Marine Drive
and Mahon Avenue.

The city’s spokesman said so
far the parties have complied

‘with city policy, but if they don’t,
comply the city would consider a

removing the signs.

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‘Budget Mi
September 28°

‘Over the next few months, Council: will be akir g

pamlisrrat sf i ccomomnesimesretciat

eeting

“decisions on the 1994 Municipal Budget, decisi

‘taxes you pay.

service: as
user fees

.. which will affect the services | you receive > and th

reducing costs through productivity
improvements and cost-efficiencies ©

property tax levels.

Capita | Budget Issues

level of capital spending
capital spending priorities :
preservation of existing infrastructure
future funding for capital needs

Council would like to invite you to participate in
the final establishment of 1994 Budget Objectives.
Come out, join Council and staffata

Budget Meeting
September 28
beginning at-7 p.m. |
_ Atrium, District Hall »
355 West Queens Road

Call 98 7-7131 for more information: 7