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Stand raised

Environment
on agenda

By Deana Lancaster
Contributing Writer

WEST Vancouver
voters who attended
an all-candidates
meeting on Sunday
may be hard pressed
to separate the pro-
environment candi-
dates from the pro-
development hope-
fuls in:the bunch.

. Seventeen council and

Re-ELect

| MARGARET Jessup

HORSESHOE Bay - BOWEN ISLAND

,

West Vancouver

two mayoral candidates
squeezed themselves on to
the altar of the North
Shore Unitarian Church to
provide West Vancouver
residents with their vision
of the future. The candi-
dates were asked how they
saw change and develop:
ment affecting the environ-
ment in the municipality.

See Push page 13

municipal can-
didates met
Sunday.

af Fiscal Responsibility
cf Quality Education
Experienced

endorsed by
Mayor Jack Loucks
Councillor Barbara Perrault

Councillor John Braithwaite
Rev. + Roy Dungey

From November 3, 1996, until further notice, the following

BC Ferries sailings between Horseshoe Bay and Bowen Island will

not be available on Sundays:

8:00 a.m. from Horseshoe Bay
8:30 a.m. from Bowen Island

The cancellations are part of the Corporation's plan to enhance
its safety program in a financially responsible manner. During

this down time, crews will conduct safety drills.

As usual, the 5:45 a.m. sailing from Bowen Island is also unavail-

able on Sundays and holidays. The 6:05 a.m. departure from
Horseshoe Bay will continue to operate seven days a week.

BC FERRIES

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