etween Jimmy Carter and ‘Ronald Reagan
should prove very interesting.
Thisi issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

“Who would you like to
‘see become President?’

A10-Sunday News, August 24, 1980

- Mike Warrington
West Vancouver

I think I would rather see
Carter as President. I
don't like the idea’ of a
Hollywood actor
becoming President. I do
agree, though, with some
of Reagan's ideas. |
believe the U.S. has to
keep up its” military
strength as Reagan
suggests.

Mrs. Gomes
North Vancouver

l am afraid of Reagan - he
Is too much of a hawk. I|
don't think Carter its too
great, either. but he is the
lesser of two evils

Gene Labelle

Vancouver

Reagan would be my
choice | think he isa free
enterpmser and possibly
could reduce the
government deficit 1

think the Ul S) has to
remain number one in
military strength, but |
dont kow how Reapan
figures he is going to pay

forat

Ken Nielsen
North Vancouver

Canter 1 think foftecl
Carlen as an honest nian |
thiok Chat Reagan wyvege tat
escalate the anes tase
Nimo eerceb. ben. .
\ Ate OUbsver
Pee finotety Keay ;
threohk ar we hos ’
corvngehisdia ad ten rood |
Wot thoe (oye
Reagan Ke oti
the |S wall tee foe et
bunld j am tralelaey
sUrcrigth

3
punish Jabour.

At the time of his ad-
vertisements, which quoted
sample fees, the law society
had outlawed all advertising
by its.members. It has since
agreed that certain ad-
vertisements are permissable
providing they confa to
law society guidelines and do
not detail fees.

Jaboiir had fought tlie law
saciety‘in an action aided by
the federal’ Combines In-
vestigation Branch, both

N. Shore council agenda hig

Agenda highlights for
Monday's meetings of North
Shore councils included the
following items:

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT (8 P.M.)

Request for grant from the
Save St. Paul’s Church
Committee

Delegation from the
Chemical Hazards Alert
Committee - presentation of
resolutions

maintaining that an .ad-

_ vertising ban was. a
restriction on trade practice,
contravening the Combines

appeal court
uestioned the power of:the
nbines Act to investigate
ovincial governing badies |;
of professions such as the
law society.
UNCERTAIN
However, law society
deputy secretary Dennis
Olmstead told the News

following the ruling that
whereas he understood

‘Jabour had decided to end

his court fight, he did not
know if the Combines
Branch would also concede.
He said the federal branch

Might decide to take the

matter to the Supreme Court
of Canada, the only
authority higher than the

Deep Cove central area
report pi

Land tenders at Caledonia
Place

Application for child care
facility on Lynn Valley Road

Engimeers report on
development on steep slopes

WEST VANCOUVER
(8:30 A.M.)

Special meeting on the
Panorama film centre
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would eventually end. ;

The B.C. Supreme Court
had ruled that the law
society was authorized to
regulate advertising but not
prohibit it and the society
held its suspension of Jabour
pending appeal.

But Justice Peter Seaton
of the appeal court said, in
his reasons for judgement

that he could see nothing in
the Legal Professions Act ;

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