arz. Sanday, June 24, 1984 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

MAYOR MARILYN Baker, North Vancouver District, was all business Thursday as she handled the chore of swearing in
the new board of directors for the Chamber of Commerce.

CROCKART LEADS

Contract
to WV
company

TWO CONTRACTS award-
ed for the construction of
three debris catch basins to
improve the safety of the
Squamish Highway, one to a
West Vancouver firm, will
provide employment for over
100 persons.

Miller Contracting Ltd., of
Langiey has been awarded a
$5.5 million contract to con-
struct catch basins at Harvey
and Magnesia Creeks, and
Graehold Construction
Corp. of West Vancouver
awarded a $2.3 million con-
tract to construct a catch
basin at Charles Creek.

New executive

NNOUNCING that he would stay ‘‘strictly
non-political’, North Vancouver-Burnaby
MP Chuck Cook, guest speaker at Thurs-
day’s annual general meeting of the North Van
Chamber of Commerce, proceeded to entertain
members with a rousing Tory address — promising
that the detailed policy work done by the Conserva-
tives over the past year would shortly be revealed.

Policies?’’ he asked, in
reference to media criticism
that party leader Brian
Mulroney appeared to lack
them. ‘‘We have policies
coming out of our ears ...
but you don’t shoot until
you see the whites of their
(the Liberals’) eyes!”’

North Van District Mayor

By NOEL WRIGHT

Marilyn Baker installed the
Chamber’s new 1984-85 slate
of officers headed by its in-
coming president, architect
Graham Crockart.

The following directors
were elected or re-elected for

two-year terms:

Jill Would and Jim
Wright (vice-presidents),
Glenn Tamasi (treasurer),
Joseph Cantafio
(president-elect), together
with Craig Clark, Dudley
Kill, John Leonard, Len
Macht, Graham Reid, Bill
Sorenson, Michael Taylor
and Noel Wright.

The ceremonies concluded
with a presentation to the
outgoing president, Franco
Cecconi.

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