Anna Marie
D’Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

10 - Sunday, August 25, 1991 - North Shore News

SOME WESTERN analysts are calling for the West to
provide more money to the Soviets in the

wake of the

failed right-wing coup. For less than three days last
week, an eight-member group of top KGB and Com-

munist Party officials seized power
return to the stable old rule. The coup d'etat failed

Should the West give more aid to the U.S.S.R.?

Neil Nikula

North Vancouver

In my opinion, they
don't have their house in
order so there is no point
at this time.

gives

money
should spend within ous

Danny Luongo
North Vancouver
No, because this country
away
as it

own country.

in an attempt to

Joyce Ray

Narth Vancouver

Helen Pappas
North Vancouver

No, I don't think so. Yes. The Soviets were

too much They should get their under the communist
is. We priorities straight and system for so long and
themselves organized we should help them get

first. started in the new

system.

despite the unpopularity of President Mikhail Gorbachey
and the hardships associated with perestroika or eco-
nomic restructuring in the Soviet Union. Some political
analysts warn that the fledgling Soviet democracy needs
more economic support from the West so the current
world order will not be threatened.

Rino Falcioni

North Vancouver

Yes. Russians are good
people and we should
help them. We should all
be working together.

AGENCAS

North Vancouver City Council,
Monday, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m.:
Bylaws: Highway closing and ex-
change, 2000-block MacKay
Avenue/Taxation exemption
bylaw/Zoning araendments — 444
Lonsdale Ave., Strata Corpora-
tion; 116-188 East 2nd St., Kudan
Enterprises and Salikan Architec-
ture; 408 East 2nd St., Gillani and

The Bay
assists
mixed

paper
recyclers

NORTH SHORE residents will
have a place to drop off their
mixed paper for recycling on the
weekend of Sept. 7-9.

The Bay at Park Royal will be
hosting a mixed paper drop-off in
conjunction with the North Shore
Recycling Program and Interna-
tional Paper Industries.

From 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday,
Sept. 7; 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
on Saturday, Sept. 8; and noon to
5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 9, people
are encouraged to bring their of-
fice paper, cereal boxes, maga-
zines and flyers to the Garden
Centre area of The Bay. If possi-
ble, computer paper should be
separated from the rest of the
paper.

People bringing paper for
recycling will receive a discount
coupon for Bay purchases. Also at
the event will be refreshments and
information displays from the
North Shore Recycling Program
and the Lynn Canyon Ecology
Centre.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

Reports: Port fire
protection agreement/Historic
Lonsdale design guidelines and
Lonsdale town centre revitaliza-
tion.

North Vancouver District Council,
Monday, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m.:
Bylaws: Notification of pesticide
use/Permissive tax exemption
bylaw//NV_ District park con-
trol/Rezoning, recCentre Ron
Andrews expansion/Land !ease,
Cove Cliff School, Cliffmont
Road. Notices of motion: Propos-

Cornerstone.

: aN .
SS ’

ed North Shore bicycle routes/
Referendum on road reconstruc-
tion/Protection of creek beds.
West Vancouver District Council:
Next meets Sept. 9.

DEVELOPMENT

PERMITS

North Vancouver City: None.

North Vancouver District:

Ap-

plications — development variance

permit,

5455 Indian River Rd.;

“;,Lions Gate
Golf Centre

development permit, 1472 Crown
St... North Shore Auto Glass;
proposed subdivision and rezon-
ing, Skyline Drive.

West Vancouver District: None.

PUBLIC
HEARINGS

North Vancouver City: Bylaw
6099 to rezone 444 Lonsdale
Avenue (o permit balcony
enclosures for existing building/

Bylaw 6189 to amend text of zon-
ing bylaw to delete all references
to parking and loading require-
ments (NV City).

Agenda items are restricted by
space. For a complete listing of
West Vancouver agenda items,
call 922-1211 after hours for re-
corded information, Comprehen-
sive agendas for North Vancouver
City and District are posted at the
respective halls and are also avail-
able at the public libraries.

NORTH VANCOUVER

YOUTH BAND ,
REGISTRATION

Saturday, Sept. 7 & 14 at
Highlands School from
9am to noon
The NVY.B. is now recruiting young musicians
ages 9 to 19 from Beginner (no musical exp.)
to Junior, intermediate and Senicr.
Bring instrument if possible.

For more info, call Ron Smith at 929-3637
cr write to PO. Box 54030, Lonsdale West, PO.

N. Vancouver

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