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We are learning alot!
the new Reagan
ministration and in many
respects it runs a close
parallel to the actions of the
District of North Vancouver
Council, i.e: guns aré good,
so is pollution.

Take garbage for instance.
One must look on one’s
problems as opportunities.
As North Shore Residents
we all know of the serious
economics of our North
Shore ski resorts without
snow. The loss of jobs to
North Shore residents, the
loss of tourist dollars, the
loss of income to North
Shore sports shops and so
on.

The reason for the lack of
snow on our mountains is
geographical and we all
know that man _ controls

nature, and that with man’s

wisdom, man can do
anything.
In their wisdom, ‘the

District of North Vancouver
counci] is requesting more
and ever more garbage. The
District council does not
want the residents to recycle
any resaleable commodity
such as newspapers, glass,
and metals. They have
forced recycling services to
discontinue service in the
District in an attempt to
draw in more garbage.

I believe that the District
council has a plan. They
intend to build a mountain
high enough to hide the
decaying remnants of our
society under aé_ virgin
blanket of snow. They plan
to defeat nature and return
jobs, tourism, and income to
the residents of the North

Shore. _

And those com-
plainers, the ones who enjoy
the panoramic view of this
mountain in its early stages
from their ring-side seats in
their living rooms, don’t
know it yet but they are
Sitting on a goldmine. Like
Whistler, the Premier Street
area real estate will
skyrocket overnight.

So fellow residents, don’t
concern yourselves over
your garbage quantities,
throw it out, throw it ALL
out, give. it all to that

wonderful District council —

who are only looking

‘towards a marveleous future

of living on, around, and off
of a mountainous pile of
garbage, and let’s hope we
aren’t suffocated or crushed
in the process.

Pamela Mislap

West Vancouver

Thanks from heart victim

Dear Editor:

My husband had a near
fatal heart attack at West
Vancouver Community
Centre on October 18. I
want to publicly thank
Lynda Lyons for her quick
first aid action, also the two
inhalator men who took over
until the ambulance arrived.

Then he was rushed to Lions
Gate with two men working
steadily on him all the way.
The immediate medical
attention of doctors and
nurses was exceptional and
we greatly appreciate the
wonderfui care and com-
passion shown.

We are most grateful for

Budget lament

The day-to-day living

With working and giving

Is often a pain in the back.
Just when all seems so fair
That one almost waltzes on
air,

Comes a gruelling counter-
attack.

If one lays away

For a leaner day

And settles back to enjoy the
feat,

Then smack on the air
Come MacEachen
Pierre

And gobble up one’s hard-
earned meat.

and

Heddy Andersen
North Vancouver

Ads doggone unfair!

Dear Editor:

1 take exception to your
advertisements using good-
looking female dogs. Why
not male dogs? Why not
talented dogs? Mine can sit,
retrieve and sing, Some dogs
are brave, others are
professioal police dogs. Why

exclude them just because of
looks?

I'm not an advocate of
dog-lib but would like other
dogs to have a chance.

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Lions Bay

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very capable inhalator men
and the ambulance men who
answered the call to the
Community Centre, Oct. 18,
at about 3:15 p.m.

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West Vancouver

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Dear Editor:

Six weeks ago as I walked
home in West Vancouver
alone, a dog came snarling

_ out of the bushes into the

road where I was walking
quietly along, bit me on the
ankle breaking the skin and
causing a bruise and
probably a scar, and ran off
down the road.

Then on Saturday night at
about 9:00 p.m., also in
West Vancouver, I was
walking quietly down a road
when a large dog. came
running and barking from a
house, tore down the long
length of the garden, across
the road and bit me on the
leg. Then it stood snarling at
me until the owner called it
off. I do not know what-I
could have done if the owner
had not been there.

Now I love dogs and have
until recently always had
dogs around. I'm not a bit
afraid of barking dogs,
though I am getting a phobia
now.

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property; just quietly
walking home.. I cannot
believe I am the only person
this has happened to. Not-
only is it extremely
frightening, but it’s very
dangerous too. What is the
matter with the owners that
they cannot control their
dogs? They had better do
something about it before
something serious happens,
if it hasn’t already.

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