12 - Friday, June 27, 1986 - Nerth Shore News

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PAUSING FROM his work for a minute, Christopher Brayshaw of

Hillside Secondary Schoot works on a potential literary masterpiece.

The 15-year-old was awarded first prize in the. Burnaby Writers’

Society province-wide high school writing competition, recently.
Brayshaw took top honors with his short story The Nowhere Man.

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RITCHIE CRITICIZES COUNCIL

NV wants clarification
on Victoria ‘partnership’

NORTH VANCOUVER City
Counci! wants to know if refusing
to participate in a joint: provin-
cial-municipal industrial develop-
ment program means the city will
be cut off from future government
funding.

And council voted unanimously
Monday to ask Municipal Affairs
Minister Bill Ritchie for clarifica-
tion on the subject.

In an April 25 letter to council,
Ritchie criticized the mayor and
aldermen for not participating in
the Provincial-Municipal Partner-
ship Program. ‘‘This may turn out
to be a short-sighted conclusion,”
the minister said.

Ritchie stressed that the program
offered more than tax relief, and
included ‘‘access to other provin-
cial programs.”’

Said Ald. Elko Kroon: ‘‘Just

because we take a position on the

Partnership Program, we don’t
want to preclude other programs.*’
“f think it should be clarified,’’
he said.
In a report to council presented
Monday, city planner Richard
White noted that added = gov-

ernment support appeared to be
given to those municipalities chat
had joined the program.

About 90 per cent of the pro-
vince’s municipalities have so far
joined the program.

After many years in a downtown Vancouver practice

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Barrister & Solicitor

has commenced private practice
in West Vancouver at
Suite 414-545 Clyde Ave.
Telephone: 926-7700