% - Friday. January 19, 1990 - North Shore News

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announcing

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latest print
“The Air, the Forest and the Watch”’

ee 7

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

SIX-YEAR-OLD Deaxe Short jets across the ice at a recent power skate program held af RecCentre Lonsdale.
The program teaches skating skills in a fun environment.

WY Council offers
help to East Block

THE CRUMBLING of the Berlin
Wall, and democratic reforms in
other east block countries have
prompted West Vancouver District
Council to offer those nations a
helping hand in learning how §
democracy works.

Council voted Monday night to
send a letter to the Canadian Fed-
eration of Municipalities urging all @
Canadian municipal governments
to offer any help to those eastern
European countries undergoing
“ democratic reforms.

- “LT think all of us must have
; been struck by the events in eastern
wh Europe. | know | was,’? said Ald.

-- Mark Sager.

_ Ald. Carol Ann Reyuolds
predicted a tough time is in store
- for countries like East: Germany,
oa Romania, Czechoslovakia and
Sy Poland.

“They UH soon discover that hav-
7 ing democracy is a great thing, but
that it is only the first step. 7 wish
them all the best of luck,’ she
said.

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