A7 - Sanday, April 24, 1983 - North Shore News

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WCC no ‘crackpots’

Dear Editor:

I read the “Sunday
Brunch” column in your
April 17 issue and was

surprised to see that Noel
Wright has fallen into the
usual news bias of em-
phasising separatism as the

main platform: of the
Western Canada Concept
Party.

Our news” release
following my nomination as
the WCC candidate for
North Van/Seymour

stressed much more im-
portant offerings of the WCC
which are not available
through any other party. For
example, the right to
initiative, referendum, and
recall mean that a WCC
MLA would vote in the
legislature according to the
wishes of his constituency —
not necessanly along party
lines. No Social Credit or

NDP MLA is permitted to do
that —- he must vote party
policy whether he supports it
or not! That is certainly not
good government.

This election will be close,
and with 16 WCC candidates
running there is a good
chance that 2 or 3 elected
WCC MLAs will hold the
balance of power in Vic-
toria. Then, for the first tme
in B.C. history we will have a
government which obeys the
wishes of the electorate
instead of ignoring public
opinion between elections.

fwo years ago I was a
disillusioned Socred, but
today I know there is a
viable alternatve, made of
the stuff that passed
Proposition 13 in California.
Separatism is not an issue in
this election — but sloppy,
wasteful, irresponsible
government is an issue. I’m

Schreck backs
variable mill

OPEN LETTER TO
MAYOR JACK LOUCKS

I] share your frustraton
over the failure of the
Socred government to call
the legislature before an
election. Had the legislature
been convened we would not
only have been able to
examine the Socred
spending and taxing plans,
but we would also have
avoided the uncertainties
currently facing
municipalities, school
boards and hospitals

I am personally
committed to a vanable tax
or millrate | am sure that
you can appreciate that the
NDP party cannot comment
on specific legislation that
has been promised but not
made publs by Social
Credit) It as) possible that
such legislabon has not even
been drafted

An NDP povernment will
assess what work has been
Aralt

done oon legislation

Jobs and
the chip

FROM PAGE A6__

have a very profound cffect

and on
That effect
will be larger to the catent
(Prat

on cmployment
future prospects
Canada fail to adept
The
single biggest threat posed to
the

the new technology

Canadian standard of

living by the now
technologies rs that
somebody oclse wilh adept
them firstand hence gain a
sharp compe tilive cape over
Canndian producers Phos
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[re Wither is dire tet of
the Niue cet Pavel braves

Jevstrtute

consult immediately after
the election with the UBCM
and eliminate the
uncertainties.

David Schreck
North Van-Seymour
NDP Candidate

sick of a government that
will not listen, and I’m sick
of never knowing when an
election will be held — our
policy ensures pre-set
election dates and _ true
participatory democracy.
This is no crackpot party
—- we have a large team of
dedicated people working
for us despite poor news
coverage, so please try to
take us seriously. I know we
‘ will surprise you on May 5.

Edward White
WCC Candidate,
Van/ Seymour

North

Mark Sager thanks

his friends

Dear Editor:

No few words in type can
begin to express my ap-
preciation of the hard work
and support tendered me
during seven long months of
preparation heading up to
the Social] Credit nomination
meeting of April 14.

Such dedication from so
many friends, phoning,
organizing and advising was
a humbling experience given
to only a few to know.

The effort on my behalf is
a memory which will never
be forgotten. I can only add,
Stay close. There will be

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