10 - Sunday, December, 10,- 1989. North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Collings
ee

THE ENVIRONMENT has become one of the most
talked about subjects in the late 1980s. The subject is
frequently discussed on television talk shows and radio
phone-in programs and is featured in special newspaper
columns and articles. Recycling programs and waste
disposal methods are regular agenda items at North Shore

council ‘meetings. More and more environmen-
tally-friendly products are appearing on grocery shelves,
and businesses are making a concerted effort to show
what they do for the environment. But, ultimately, pro-
tection of the environment must come from individual
efforts.

What do you do for the environment?

John Hoskin

North Vancouver

I'm very conscious of
discarding garbage, pop
cans and beer cans and
generally try to keep the
countryside clean. We
have to eliminate plastic
foam packaging.

Karolyn Cooley

West Vancouver

All our household
cleaners are ‘‘Green’’
products. We don’t use
any plastic foam in the
house. We recycle our
papers and take our cans
and bottles to depots.

Daniel Willis

North Vancouver

I don’t really put a fot of
emphasis on thinking
about the environment,
but I should. I don’t use
plastic foam and I do
recycle cans.

Glenn Kitchen

North Vancouver

My parents take the
papers in for recycling.
My family doesn’t use
plastic foam and we have
a compost heap.

Cathy Neal

North Vancouver

We buy milk in reusable
bottles and switched to
cloth diapers. We don’t
use any chemicals in the
yard, and we use phos-
phorous-free laundry and
dishwasher soaps.

This week at councils, school boards

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY
COUNCIL, Monday, Dec. I! at
7:30 p.m.: (Special meeting of
council at 6:30 p.m.) Public hear-
ing-Bylaw Nos. 6053 and 6054
(Rushton), 6058 (Selective Enter-
prises/Allen), 6060 (David Birch &
Associates/Rel Design, 6061 and
6062 (Wong/Lund). Zoning
Amendment Bylaw 6048.

NORTH VANCOUVER

respective municipal halls and

DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday,
Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.: Bylaws 6199,
6200, 6201, 6202, 6203, 6204,
6203. Policy and Planning: Revis-
ec Northlands concept analysis/
Housing strategy-terms of refer-
ence for task force.

Chairman and Vice-Chairman/
School Act-Section 90/Trustee
Assignments.

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL, Monday, Dec. 11 at
7:45 p.m.: Real Property Acquisi-
tion Bylaw No. 3556 (Hollyburn

ning: Artificial turf-Hugo Ray
Park/West Vancouver Montessori
School.

WEST VANCOUVER SCHOOL
BOARD, Monday, Dec. 11 at 7
p.m.: Long Range Plan Progress
Report.

school boards.

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Ridge)/Local Improvement Lane
Paving Construction/Water Works
Regulation/Sewer Utility Fee/
Waste Disposal. Policy and Plan-

NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD, Tuesday, Dec.
12 at 7:30 p.m.: Election of

Agenda items listed are
restricted by space. For a com-
prehensive agenda, contact the

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