12 - Sunday, October 5, 1986 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

THERE ARE #7 days until the election and the promises
are flying fast and furious. Premier Bill Vander Zaim
recently unveiled a plan that would turn) Vancouver's
airport into a Singapore-like special zone. Ino his am-
bitious plan, the premier said the move would likely

create 500,000 jobs by the turn of the century. But is the

What's government's top job?

Paulette Potter

North Vancouver

There are so many
priorities now after they
let everything go to pot.
It has to ‘be unemploy-

Dan Neufeld

Vancouver

I would say to create
jobs. To work on the def-
icit would be a good idea.

Cathy Bava
Vancouver
Getting the government
spending under control so
the deficit is in hand.
Everything should fall in-

Dave Langille

North Vancouver

1 would think to find a
few jobs for people in
North Vancouver. As far
as I'm concerned Bill
Bennett should have been

premier on the right track? Is unemployment the most
important issue facing British Columbia today? With (he
provincial election jusi over two weeks away, Inquiring
Reporter asks people what the new government’s top
priority should be.

Ee
Valerie Philpott
West Vancouver
I think the same as Dave
— exactly the same. Jobs.

ment because most of the to place after that.

trouble is due to
unemployment.

College hosts China night

room L210 (use Parking Lot 2).

kicked out long ago.

Women on Social Assistance!

Job Re-entry - Clerical training/re-training. Fully funded.
Combines classroom and on-the-job training. Call
North Shore Continuing Education, 985-3695

Simon Fraser University. She will
briefly mtroduce the Mandarin For information about this or
language and then discuss many other extension programs and
topics of current interest to events call 984-4901.

westerners, particularly to those on

the Pacific Rint.

THE EXTENSION department of
Capilano College invites you to
spend an evening with exchange
student Helen Zheng from the
People’s Republic of China on
Tuesday, Oct. 7.

Helen Zheng was a student at
Capilano College last year and has
just started a degree program at

This is a free talk and will be
held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in

A. Ue do. fet

experts.

come see us. we're the

1509 Lonsdaie Ave.

986 - 1616

FRAMING
EXPERIENCE

Bonk of Montreal

DONE!

Mike Beedeli (professionat
photographer) of Orleans.
Ontano, and Jeff McInnis
(student, UWO) have completed
a most difficult, dangerous, and
uncomiortable adventure. saul-
ing a catamaran about hall-way
through the NW Pass age (Tuk
to Cambridge Bay). Tney
expect to complete th:s arduous
expedition next summer
We were delighted to provide
nat only some of the clothing.
photo: M. Bee tell but also our advice:(“Don't Do
The proper attire (THiey itt).
Hat, Ie preserver 1 to What does renowned marine
scramble across ‘he 'ce scientist Or Joe McInnis say to
on a practice run “ >
his 23-year old son? “You've

got to stop ths stuff! You're
FOR aft

having too much tun’
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1559 Pemberton Ave., OR WRITE .
North Van, V7P 283 MON.-SAT. a

980-2631 10-5

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