AS - Wednceday, Amgust 4, 1982 - Nerth Shore News

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As of press time, unless some kind of
miracle settlement is reached at the last
moment, the B.C. government employees
will be going on strike Thursday morning.
Thousands of jobs and services will be af-
fected. Emergency services will continue.

- Today’s question ts:

“How would the B.C. government
strike affect yeu ?’'

Dale Hatchen
Neath Vamcouver

I would find it a great
inconvenience. It’s crazy.
This is too serious a thing
to do. I do think the 6
percent wage increase is
pretty low.

Helen Burechailo
North Vancouver

Personally, I don’t
think 1 will affect me too
much. I don’t care if the
liquor stores are shut -
down and I don’t plan on
using the ferries. Fil be
OK for a while. If the
liquor stores are shut
down, it will be doing
some pcople a favour.

Wendy Gauke
Nowth Vancouver

Lockily, I got my
marriage licence last
Friday. I hope the liquor

married.
Because of the recession
and occessary cutbacks, |
think the 6 percent is a
good deal .

Seven Hecther
Nesth Vancouver

le cs) hard to say,
because there arc 10
many government ser

wicees. I'm a student and
some of my frends arc
worricd about the
goveramcat = financial
scrvices

Bole Ccamache
Neth Vancouver

1 don't think at will
affect me too much | can
survive without the liquor
stowe It as hard to tell
what will happen if itis a4

hong stnhkc

LAND USE ACT

NOVVA protests
to Vander Zalm

Protesting the
unavailability of copies of
the controversial Land Use

and time allowed for study
and rational response,” was
the message from NOVVA.

Act now in its second The-.Greater Vancouver
reading in the B.C. ~Regional™ District board
legislature, North Van- voted Wednestisy to“ask the
couver Voters Association B.C. government to delay-its
fired off a telegram to proposed new Land Use Act
Municipal Affairs Minister until municipalities have had
Bill Vander Zalm last achance toassess it.

Wednesday asking for a

Coquitlam Mayor Jim
delay in the passage of this

Tonn, also president of the

bill. Union of B.C.
Municipalities, said many
‘““We protest the mayors had only just

unavailability of copies of
proposed Land Use Act, a

had not yet been issued one.
matter bearing on the in-

“The government is trying

terests of all municipal to jam the bill through the
taxpayers. Request this legislature before the
legislation be withheld until municipalities know what it
copies are made available is all about,” he said.

Crime prevention
up to management

AN ANGRY protest about others in the City.

the lack of police protection Supt. R.O. Byrne said a
for a North Vancouver City majority of cases involved
apartment building was met uncontrolled underground
by a cool response from parking areas, and that the
council at its meeting last detachment had recom-
week. mended in the past that the

building install security

Stephen Sander, general doors.

manager of Hollyburn Alderman Elko Kroon

Properties which manages

said: “The onus of reducing
the building at 144 West 14th

crime on property rests with

Street, called on the the building's management.”
municipality to bring “law He and the rest of council
and order to the neigh- supported Byrne's position
bourhood”. that the “only effective

An accompanying defence against such
response from the local problems... is reducing the
RCMP detachment said the opportunity for crime
building's problem with coupled with energetic

vandalism was no worse than community involvement.”

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