THE DRIVER of a ‘Corvette
involved” in an accident on

Corvette driver

black ice’ on the Upper
Levels Highway in West
Vancouver Tuesday mor-
ning has died.

Manfred Tietz, aged 39, of

‘rushed

years. He has recently ‘started ‘. eiekinyiee company and enjoys the “outdoors,
especially long distance swimming and cycling.

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4650 Woodgreen Place,
West’ Vancouver, was
to. Lions —
after

Hospital receiving

multiple injuries.

Police in West Vancouver
say he was driving west at

Gate”

Caulfeild when the car went

‘out of control, on ice,
“collided” with” the “centre
median, bounced back
across both lanes into the
rockface beside the road,
rolling three times, and
landed on its roof.

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__council faces._numerous
tasks and challenges in 1983

Aldermen-elect Joan
Gadsby, Jim Ball, Murray
Dykeman and Mary Segal
gave their oath of office in
the inaugural session of
council presided by Judge
J.B. Paradis.

Mayor Baker, in her
induction address, said
District is fortunate the
electors chose .a “hard-
working: balanced council
which represents a cross-
section of the diverse views
held” by local residents.

She went on to say the new

and the upcoming municipal
budget will present the first
of a series of formidable
objectives in the new year.

“If we were in the ideal-

position of maintaining an
operating budget paralleling
1982 expenditures,” said
Baker, “we would still
require an additional $1.6
million in revenue.”

She added: “That in itself
represents a 12 per cent
increase in the tax levy.”

Baker also harked back to
her election campaign and
promised to follow through
on her pledges to examine
solutions to the con-

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“in. .preparation for the
unlikely event of a com-
munity disaster.”

In her concluding
remarks, Baker said com-
munication jis a two-way
street and the current
council is prepared to
represent local taxpayers’
wishes.

“And as a matter of en-
suring communication,” said

‘Td like : ‘to: ‘reiterate

troversial Premier
garbage dump. -
“As I promised, Lintend to’
bring “forward ‘atthe next.
council meeting: (December

13) terms. of. reference. and
appointees to a committee of
seven who will address
specific alternativ es, im-'*
plications -and ‘costs ‘to our
present landfill operation.”

’ Baker insisted that despite ©
the “desperate economy”
efforts.. will be made. to
complete all proposed |
commu ty plans in District. ”

Other priorities which will
get the’ new. council's at-
tention and effort include
completion of emergency
planning and ‘co-ordination

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