| 7 than as

i @ . ET 7
mo VAN COUNCIL

| : ‘Council i is commended on”
- the ~ steps’.taken. to -limit —
. other
> motorized: access to cabins © tl
to two. ‘trips in: ‘the fall and.
the’ spring. It is: trustéd that —

snowmobile: and.

this. motorized: access, other’ -v i

‘snowmobile,

asa 2 right: to plow. four-wheel
vehicles into the Majority “of.

cabins that’ have never fee

road access.

the”
~ May you be urged t tor resist:
7 demands. of. a ‘minority of >

7 cabin: holders, who seem to-

. Have -no-- respect or’ ap-

-Dregiation for the natural.

fiiderness . nature of. the —
park, and are still agitating |

for extensive _ motorized.

four-wheel vehicles,

ae .

“The ‘continued ‘right. to
| have. ‘cabins in. the Ridge
Park can only be justified on
the basis of a continuation of;

“historic. .use going ‘back..to.

the 1920’ s. This.is still,for the |.
majority. of cabin ~

™ ast
holders, entirely | ‘on ‘ foot, .
without noisy motor vehicles.

- oF power generators.

Cabin | holders enjoy a

2.

7 Dear Editor: |

I would like to point out al

few things, about. your latest :
column entitled. ‘Troyer's’
This. is a .syn-
dicated book review article. .
written in Toronto by the co- |
' host of a CBC weekly: radio

- Bookshelf’.:

series. ‘Sunday Morning’.
Some of this information - at
least the Toronto connection
- should accompany the -by-
line in your column since
some pe ople may think that
Warner Troyer is a North
Shore contributor.

of John Reeves’ novel
. ‘Murder by Microphone’, set
in the CBC radio uilding in

‘Snow
litter-bugs

Dear Editor:
Eve

‘waiting for the snow plow, I

; get the: urge to. kill, when §
some of our inconsiderate §

_and lazy people have nothing

better to do than to rush out,

after the. snow plow finally
and dump §.

all the snow from their .

“FRED STRUCHEN

cleared the roa

. driveway. back into the road.
Never mind the guy who

lives higher up, it's just too.

‘bad - they couldn't care less

how che is going to make it |

| Why can’
more consi
others?

B.Falicr |
,. West Vancouver...

willbe. including "noi
“ uraited to: cabins on the. old‘.

jeep trail and not. ‘construed

least’
_ access by: snowmobile | and”

winter. after a good |
snowfall, when everyone. is

te be a tit
de towards |

as Dear Editor |

In the matter of thé. power
generators," " these—because.

Of: the continuous: nature of .

generators, |

ae

-remain in their. city’-homes.~
with the urban life:and all. fe
‘including .
generator. power ‘dependent |». -
television they ° apparently 2 _ continue to. contribute tothe
cannot do Ate caete ore

the | ‘gadgetry, .

“The cabin |
“privilege should” only”

: "Toronto, Mr. Troyer t ‘makes
“scathing
remarks - ‘about Mr. “Reeves os

some .rather °

and his book.

- It-should be pointed out to
those. who haven't read ‘the.
book and are unfamiliar with. .
brand. of |

the © particular ”
interdisciplinary. Tivalries in

the Canadian. Broadcasting
Corporation,
‘Taylor is on the side of a.

that

group in Toronto. that. may

be the. direct target'of the ~
‘author .
Microphone’. Consequently,
-Mr. Troyer’s impartiality as

- acritic is gravely i in doubt,
In. his most recent review |

“Murder -

. There i isa section from the |
‘book that is relevant. “Radio

has gone. downhill, not

an
.

manager,

“which | -com-
pletely spoil the peace and . - disturbance than the passing *
_ quiet a park ; should provide, "of ‘periodic. motor vehicles.
~_ they. are: quite inappropriate. -:

- persons to be entrusted with -
"the wardship’ ‘of. the: ‘park Or.
“preservation. Of the “

historic cabin‘ community.

expensive’ -

“holding ae - ee ae
be oe a

2 because” “of

creasingly |
“ intelligence, :
‘standards’ ‘of (program level:
we're. now. “starting ‘to. ‘be |
‘infiltrated, in the production
“thirty-year~ old .
fascists... who * deride" ‘ex-..
‘cellenve: and, care only for

. Staff,
Mr.

by ©

their ‘operation, even-in:the |
“day 'constitute. worse’ “noise

Council is urged, in line with.

ts resolution of: April 10th

We would suggest’ ‘that any

person who: is ‘not: willing to.
hold.a’ cabin: ‘permit - -under

these. circumstances isnot fit

to have the ‘very’ special.
privilege: that. ‘being: allowed .

a: cabin -site* in” ae "municipal
park constitutes. oe

With. ‘such a. ‘use - - that ©

“respects. ‘the. natural “en- «
“vironment, - including - the
‘soundscape, “and. in...

a harmony with it, the. present ae
cabin |

ae character’ of. this =
~ Park. :

“the _rise of

- television, but: because © ‘the’

people: in: charge. have. in-
‘Jacked vision,
‘courage, or

_by *

ratings.”

portrait ‘of ‘the CBC and

should not be confused: with
fact. Nevertheless it, can also |

last, to take the further step _
OF banning,. in‘the annual. 7).
“cabin permit, the installation a | an

They: can. go. elsewhere ot power generators.

and» _ purchase. -
recreational: ‘Sites at such
_ places as ‘Whistler where a’
lot alone: will: cost: them at
$20,000 00 and. ‘their
annual. taxes: will be: several. .
times. the ‘permit fees they:
now- have. There: ‘they. ‘will »
“Have highway. motor access” -
to’ the.: door... and “all: city, a

services. Better still they: can.

: Smith,

aS ‘pointed |

~

= Y think it’ s ‘about. time that
owe as Canadians. opened our.
eyes tothe fact that the
Quebec: government is very .
The —
French ‘are on the verge of

- completing the isolation job_
-» English Canada began. We
. have a great’ country, the
second largest in the world ©
(3,566,238 square. miles). ”
Quebec i is. our largest pre- _

close: to”. _ Separation,

‘Dear Editor:: | a
incident: ‘concerning
: ‘the ‘RCMP and Mr. Jerome
is another —
. exaimple ‘of the urgent. ‘need
to. restrict.
“powers. -which appear to be -

The |
cif true,
the | sweeping

held by the RCMP. ‘If, as Mr.

Smith alleges, . ‘open-ended ©
warrants: are available that
‘allow police officers to: enter —
“community _ could ~ the homes of private.citizens,
search and: confiscate prop- -
erty,, then: we are truly. living.
-.in’a police:state. The-fact, ‘as.

a. police: spokesman sugges- -

2 -Johin i E: . Beltz ted, that such warrants are

- Wesi Vancouver: ee

be pointed out, bearing } ‘in

‘mind the above quote, ‘that

_ the. executive. producer of |

Mr. ‘Troyer’s | “Sunday.
Morning’ program once

sported on his office door
the.

‘infamous. quote of
Hermann Goring: “When I)

hear ‘the word’ ‘culture’ lL.
, reach for ‘my gun.”
a, P, S.. 1 ‘might also mention

; - that in:

Of course; as s Mr. Reeves, ;
‘who has won the «highest
awards in national..and: in-
~.ternational.:competitions for
his. programs,
out, this’ is an imaginary

this novel,
Manager

the :

General of

Toronto CBC is murdered so
" that the Vancouver director,

the: ‘only, defender . of . taste

‘and integrity in  broad-
: casting, may take over. ;
AD. Mowatt

North Vancouver |

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‘smiles and.

SS wee ou ‘keep:
united. ae
doesn’ t. succeed: on: ‘the: irst

committed — “Canada”

| rarely
_-may.-be used. for. ‘purposes.

. who express unpopular polit- «.

| a s ‘Christmas: once: again ould:
e 5 z and. all. Canadians are living: he

Ht up,: having. a good. time,
‘sharing -. gifts, _
2 laughter. |For -Canada* this -
marks our: V11th. ‘Christmas: ‘fe
°sginee* Confederation; it: also.
8 may: be our ‘last.

Tf this. ‘refe ndun

attempt you can ‘be! sure
there’ll -bé more. -In- ‘the:
meantime,. somehow,” we!

a S°.to. change their
itudes toward: each other.

have to. open a new. door of sine
communication and concilia- 1

tion so that a more mature, one of. mai
can will) share
evolve.

Barry Mulvaney _
‘Grade 12 .
- Hillside High: School
» West t Vancouver

Our. country is: in ee Oe
throes of growing ‘up. “Tf all
Canadians kept this. in mind ae

‘issued, : legal profession; rally strong: ue
coe ly: to the’ cause of. civil rights
. in. ‘this’ great. country, ‘where

Who “knows “when ‘they y . we are blessed: with a wider

is small
comfort. re

other. than the stated. inten-~

: “other: Parts, of the world.
tion? To.

intimidate -: those . a
“Let: is. “not: lose them by -

‘ical views, for. example. . de and default.”

We cannot ‘claim to live in. a ae

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