There's no hooker
problem in

West Van - yet!

PROSTITUTES could stake

out West Vancouver's
streets and council would be
powerless to prevent them.
And that warning comes
from people who know
about hookers - residents of
the West End of Vancouver.

Writing to West
Vancouver council, the
Concemed Residents of the
West End (CROWE)
Association appealed for its
support in protesting the
federal government's lack of
action on the issue.

The Supreme Court of
Canada's decision to set
aside Calgary's = street
solicitation bylaw could pose

potential problems _ for
municipalities, the letter
stated.

“While it is most unlikely
that the extent or type of
problem that afflicts our

area will appear in yours, it

is increasingly obvious that,
should the prostitutes decide
to set up business on the

Streets of your neigh-
bourhood, you would be
powerless to stop them,”

said the West End residents.
They warned that the
present federal policy of
looking for ways to pass the
responsibility to local
governments would fail
because bylaws have proved
to be ineffective in the past.
“The regulation and
control of street prostitution
are impossible goals, given
the current legislation and its

interpretation by the
courts,” they wrote.

“We exhort) you as
neighbours to look at our
problem and, while the
likelihood of your vuin-
verability being tested is

remote, we ask that you lend
your voice to ours,” they
asked.

Council received the letter
at its) meeting without
comment.

CORRECTION
LESTERS

CLEANERS.

In the

‘Coupon
Clipper’

delivered

with the March 30
edition of the North
Shore News,

the
telephone
number appeared
with the ad-
vertisement. The
correct number is
980-5656. Our
sincere apologies to
the party whose
number appeared in
the ad.

wrong

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