Ellswerth
Dickson

The price: of gasoline went up seven cents
per gallon on Monday. And of course it is not
going to stop there. In the U.S. they are

already selling gasahol in a number of states.
There are‘ also government incentive
‘programs to install alternative energy
‘Sources such as solar collectors.

Today’s question is:

“Should our government provide =
more incentives for alternative —
energy developements?”’

Peter
North Vancouver

Yes, I do think the
government should
encourage people to
develop other energy
sources such as gasahol. I
run on apple juice myself.

Whiifred Flechtman
‘North Vancouver

_I don’t think gasahoi and
",sOlar energy is the an-
’ swer. What we need is a ‘
powerful, yet practical
form of energy or engine.
Maybe hydrogen is a
good idea. I think the
internal combustion
‘engine will become
obsolete.

Glenn Williams
North Vancouver

I don’t think we are really
short of gas, but I think it
would be a good idea to
help farmers produce
gasahol from their unused
crop. Solar technology is
practical. We had a solar
powered repair shop in
Burnaby and it worked
real well

Greg Andiley
North Vancouver

Yes, I would like to see
government incentive
programs, perhaps with
income tax rebates for
installing alternate energy
collectors. The govern.
ment should be morc
aggressive in this arca

John McUicNand
North V ancouves

Yes, we should follow the
lead of the US We
should cxpand the home
insulation program,
encourage gasahol
production, and have tax
rebates for installing solar
collectors on your roof

Marker buoys placed at’:

the mouth of the Capilano

River have prevented any -.

serious incidents this year
involving _ fishermen and
ships passing under the Lions
Gate bridge, according to
Vancouver Harbour Master
Henry Vondette.

With the price of food and
the price of salmon, Von-
dette said, nobody likes to
keep the fishermen away
from the mouth of the
Capilano River where they
have gathered in recent
weeks in an attempt to catch
spawning salmon.

But Vondette said it was
anticipated there would be
problems involving small
boats blocking the passage
of ships, so this year
preventative measures were
taken.

“We have placed marker
bouys to the west of the
Capilano River and we have
put out™a message to ship-
ping to say the buoys have
been laid there” he said.

“We are then hoping that
everyone will appreciate the
consideration that has been
given to them,” he said.

Police boats —have also
been patrolling the area as
often as possible, he said.

“I'd say that it seems to be
working reasonably well.”

He admitted there have
been some people who just
won't obey the rules, but
said that to his knowledge
there has been no near
misses between the fishing
boats, and ships, as has
occurred in earlier years.

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