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North Vancouver'can now claim Street t. Mission Avenue: using |
to the Litthe Apple because it has | .‘‘re-allocated funds.”’ J) supported ."
similarities to the Big Apple. this installation of the light but
/ In the Big Apple, the New York: queried the re-allocation to this:
Post has been humiliated when’. project of the funds allocated ice
‘columnist “Suzy"’ was caught us-
‘ing fiction to describe an event.'In St. Georges “Avenue. I considered
that the children at-both, points’
must be. protected and funds are -
available for both projects. ,

fiction.to' write an editorial Child's
° play on April 13, which appears to
«be in disagreement with the news While I was Speaking; Aiderman
“Feport j in anedrlier edition. Braithwaite “scorned rules | of
l agree strongly with the aim of order’’’. by interjecting; a_ racist
“the. -editorial: that, in municipal ‘remark that I was ‘playing: poli-
name-calling .and..un- - ties’? and that I was objecting only’
parliamentary behavior should be because funds were being taken
avoided.. Unfortunately = the <from:a white area for the, benefit!
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“reversed. ‘I walked out’ ia protest s that this- “was particularly offensive .
‘because two ‘male. members of to me in view of my 14 years” ser-
North Vancouver: City’ Council’ ' vice. with. multi-culturalism >. as
scorned: rules .of.,.order."’..§ was’ “chairman. .o
victim, not the culprit. Folkfest'and my history of support,
: is. ‘unfortunate ‘that, this . for: the \Squamish | Band. . |)
i editorial” has blown’ up to major. , Under ‘normal’ ‘Justice: 1 was e!
roportions an event that had been titled to reply - to this:smear, Also:
‘el Bed: by my: reccipt of an apglogy* sunder section: 24 ofthe ‘“rulés of
t:'Same evening with later. in-/ order,’ “the ylaw,..,
ications that there would not be a’. council was required. to
:tepetition. :  my- reply, as a‘ matter’ of /personal.
The actual facts were as follows. ; privilege,’ Unfortunately,the mayor :
aS speaking on a motion, pro-' ‘'scarned rules of: order*’ by.refus-
“posed” by “Alderman Braithwaite * ing, to. permit’ me: oO (replyt0 the
and seco ded by. Alderman Sharp, smear., : ‘

* Braithwaite and the’ reaction of
the mayor that ‘'scorned the rules

the traffic control on 23rd Street at. ,

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of order” and: cmade “a mockery
of democracy."' Their actions left’
me with no alternative but to walk

“out in silent protest.” ra
Stella Jo Dean ~ ae
Alderman North Vancouver City

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INVITE YOU TO THE _
SEYMOUR TOWN: MEETING |

WEDNESDAY, MAY We
WINDSOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
931 BROADVIEW: DRIVE .

(south of Mount Seymour Parkway)

7:00 P.M. — 9:30 P.M.

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Come i to see the displays and talk to District Council and slaft, School Board sta and other
publle ‘agencies. and developers about development in Seymour. : ar ; :

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° Deep Cove proposed hall, ‘boat tA use

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