B4 - Sunday, December 15, 1982 - North Shore News The Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD). will participate in a~€ feasibility study. in to the provision of a motorsport . facility in the Lower Mainland. . - The study will be led by two . ‘provincial Ministries, Lands, Parks’& Housing and Small Business and- Industry. Major ‘motorsport: recreation groups. ‘will also be ‘involved in the study which it is hoped Mayor Ross said the - province ‘is interested in the.:’: program because of the . Significant number of people who participate in motorized recreation activities and because the contribute to_ the region's economy. “The major motorsport groups have considerable assets held by societies plus some Provincial aid may be possible towards. the establishment of a facility,” . __.___ resources of the various alternatively whether some will be completed by March. he said. Ina report to the GVRD “,.any site and facility. Board, Park Committee must be able to. pay -its Chairman Don Ross (Mayor, operation and: maintenance Surrey) ‘said,. “there is a expenses.” concensus that a solation to the site problems:of.all the “It is the: intent of major motatized recreation program to settle’ .dicisivel groupsisdésirable andthata the issue of whether.-a feasibility.study is needed to combined site for motorized asses the limited number of ‘recreation in the Lower possible sites, the financial Mainland is possible or groups “to” undertake — of these activities wilt -have ~ development and to find their opportunities management ofa motorsport outside the region,” said — facility, and the organized Mayor Rossin hisreport. - = requirements of the A number of people presently fragmented objected to the proposal to motorsport recreation extend the Action Raceway lease for another year. Winter Driving Warning Spot Snow Area . heck: At this time of year and in areas subject to heavy snow conditions, you will see special signs requiring that your vehicle have good winter-tread tires or carry chains or, in some case, that chains be mounted. For your safety and that of other motorists, these signs are authorized by law. Faye McCrae and Andrea Boyer of the News had the happy job last year of sorting readers’ gifts of food into Christmas hampers for needy families, During the next few weeks, random checks will be carried out by the RCMP in problem driving areas, more particularly the Hope- Princeton, the Squamish Highway to Whistler, the Fraser Canyon, but including Collection centers for hamper donations: In North Vancouver: We expect even more families in our community to be Christmas and are counting on our readers to help as much ae poseible, As many as 600 families will not have any Christmas dinner unless they receive a hamper from the North Vancouver Christmas Bureau The North Sh N other sections of road on Vancouver Island 1139 Lonedale Ave. or the West Vancouver Santa Claus fund. and the rest of the province subject to . snow conditions. The operation will be in In West Vancouver: used lat now) te ‘perishable foods S andl good cual ‘i iN conjunction with the Attorney General's i Sth at Fulto, n Ave. but monetary donations which are income tax “CounterAttack” programme and deductible are also needed. other police traffic checks. Drivers of vehicles not properly equipped may be turned back or charged. Suggestions for hamper donations The Ministry of Transportation and High- Canned and Vegetables Canned or tottled Drink Cale or Cookie Mine an or Bott INKS or ways |s doing its best to clear snow and Canned or inks ° maintain our roads in winter to make them Canned on owe toh te Bacon. eng pecul Mixes . safe. Before driving into snow areas, make rere, Chicken, Tuna, etc. Crackers, Cereals ON sure you have good winter tires and are Hot paras iat @ Sugar (white or brown) carrying chains to make your vehicle sate Cranberry Sauce Spaghetti, Noodles, etc Pickles Ca Potatoes, Rice Be on the lookout for snow clearing and Nuts and Candy Japanese d Shortbread sanding equipment sometimes operating Bee oe Menon reo Chatman Nephi, Tablecloth in conditions of limited visibility. Their flashing amber lights are warming you to use extreme caution and siow down. Make sure also that you observe special signing and directions of flagpersons if you should encounter them, and please drive carefully. Mail Cheques to: N.V. Christmas Bureau P.O. Box 86081 North Vancouver, V7L 435 For information call: In North Vancouver 985-8612 In West Vancouver 922-6522 Province of British Columbia W.V. Santa Claus Fund Orcalt "punday The North Shore News MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS P.O. Box 91114 newc Hon. Alex V Fraser, Minister West Nancouver 980-0511 north shore J | | 985-2131 news i