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194 - Friday; May 80, 1997 - North Shore News

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A population as diverse as that of the, North Shore is
bound to have a long list uf criteria that political candi-
dates must strive to meet, Jobs was the top coricern ina

recent national poll and the North Shore agreed, But
while unemployment, national unity and the deficit tra-
ditionally top the list, we heard it all —~ from crime and
a education to childcare and abortion issiies. Should the
inguiring party elected to serve the needs of Canadians take on the
reporter insurmountable task of being all things to all people,
quell the concerns of the majority, or answer to a vocal
minority? The squeaky wheel gets the grease, as they say and the vociferous yoter _
will be heard. Your vote June 2 is one of the strongest messages you can send,

sons
23%
21%

queaec
36%
15%
18%.
23%
9%
9%
7%
5%

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“DundaraeraniTeie .
eitish Properties | 12%
~“Worgala/Pemberton Hea 32%
Capilano/Pelbrook Highlands 38%
Lower Lonsdale - : 11%
aa ea) and Upper Tonedale: - 40%

“TOTAL

pewrerr
14% +
10%

15%
13%

15%
6%

20%

os

“2%

20%

. 27.3% 11.9% 1 14.1% 0.3% 25.6% 20.8%

OTHER
27%
27%
27%
9%

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22%
27%
31%
23%
25% 13%
20% 54% -
24% ... 7%

Sayeeda Nathu

West Vancouver :
Taxes. People really want to
know whiether taxes are going
to be lowered or increased and
whal’s going to happen. 7
36% 17%
taxes,

“Other includes: welfare, health care, hones salmon m recy pensions immigration etc. - re!

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North Vancouver

‘I made up my mind a long
time ago who I'm going to
vote for, but unity, [ guess. If
there’s no unity:then the job

situation around the country is: .
going | to go downhill, then the ..
debt's going to go higher... it 5 Q

a domino effect.

Audrey MacNeal
North Vancouver io
Jobs, obviously, and: paying 7

off the debt. i’d like to see it -~

done before my children, my .-”

grandchildren, - get: too old.

‘And I'd) like immigration’
looked at] don’t want any"
crooks” in” here,":we’ve/ , Bor: :
; = enough people in jail ene

ntarting this week, District of North Vancouver residents

ate asked to put outa maximum of three bags, three cans,
or one e municipal ¢ cart of garbage for collection €ach week.

Put 2 a , sticker on extra garbage

‘hink Three packages have been

delivered to all homes in the
District, with information on the three
bag or can maximum, as well as free
stickers to use with extra garbage. |

Just place a sticker on each extra bag °

or can of garbage at collection time.
* Green tags are for yard trimmings,
grass and leaves...
* Yellow tags are for other waste.

. Please call 990-3820 if you have not
yet received your package, or if you
have questions or.comments about
Think Three.

Less garbage means a healthier
environment for us all.

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It seasy with écycling

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‘Thinking Three’. Reducing
garbage is as easy as 1, 2; 3...

Recycle with your. Blue Box and -
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“Grasscycle’ by leaving grass.
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Transfer Station, 30 Riverside Drive;

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and more at the NEW North Shore
Recycling Drop-off Depot,