12 - Wednesday, November 1, 1989 - North Shore News

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Elizabeth Collings

Expansion te senior citizns’ residence approved

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one of the new wings ahead of the
others in order to house displaced
tenants as soon as possible.

“It is also our intention to police
applications to esure that we are
serving the needy, not the greedy,”’
said Millard.

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THERE HAS been much made of the Social Credit’s
so-cailed ‘‘Christianity principle’’ recently, culminating in

the party’s convention last

weekend. Jewish ex-Socred

eandidate Michael Levy was booed off the convention
floor after asking the party to debate a clause in the party
constitution referring to ‘‘universally recognized princi-

Joanne Lovette

North Vancouver
Yes, definitely. Christians
are only a small part of
the population. The par-
ty’s constitution should
recognize
multicultural population.

West

Council was full of compliments
for the work of project architect
Brian Hanna and the patience of
the Kiwanis Club which has been
working on the project for more
than a year.

“We're very happy that you
have come up with an excellent
plan that will mean a considerable

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improvement to the existing build-
ing and will result in an attractive
facility that is a credit to the com-
munity,’’ Ald. Rod Day said.
Unlike other such proposals, the
Kiwanis scheme did not spark
vehement protests from local resi-
dents, and Ald. Andy Danyliu
congratulated people living in the

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if Canada is a
multicultural country, it
(the Christianity clause)
should go. Everyone has
lived here a long time.

Vons’

ples of Christianity.”’ Levy has s
ed by the party’s insen
clause is ethnocentric an

Should Socreds revoke Christianity principle?

Elizabeth Forrest
North Vancouver

what they want to be.

Kiwanis Court area for ‘‘rising
above persona! considerations.’’

“This is the first time in several
years that council has been able to
vote unanimously to approve
something which is so desperately
needed in our community,’’ noted
Aid. Pat Boname.

FRESH

ince said he was offend-
sitivity. Le
d excludes al) faiths and beliefs
save Christian ones. Others say the party was founded on
Christian principles and non-Christians can still appreci-
ate the value of Christian principles.

It doesn’t really matter.
People are going to be

vy supporters say the

Paul McGrath

North Vancouver
They should. I don’t
think the clause is a fair
statement. The Socreds
shouldn't inflict their
Christian values on
everybody. Not
everybody is a Christian.

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