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7 - Wednesday, October 16 1985 - North Shore News

Elected members not representing

Dear Editor:

In view of the last several
editions of your paper in
which the extreme
dissatisfaction and frustra-

Let world population

tion of various citizen
groups are expressed regar-
ding the action (or inaction)
of District Council, may !
Suggest that this subject
might be the basis of an

editorial, or possibly a topic
for Doug Collins.

it would appear that some
of our elected representatives
are doing anything but rep-

eat VV. Van crows

Dear Editor:

In my opinion, it’s so
considerate that council has
solved the problem of
Canada geese in Ambleside.
But what is solving a pro-
blem centred in Ambleside,
when a bigger problem,

mainly the crows, are cen-

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ferent story. Not only have
they taken over some of the
parks, shall 1 say all, but
also every available tree, that
has room for a family of fif-
ty or more, is booked up.

Whatever happened to the

See Crows
Page 14

hours of 35
Monday through
Saturday

resent their electorate.

1 have a feeling that any
alderman who can say, ‘‘}
pay no attention to petitions,
but make up my own mind”
is disregarding the people
who gave him the mandate
to represent them.

1 also believe that there
should be no place for real-
tors on council when so
many of the decisions are in
regard to land use. it is im-
possible for complete impar-
tiality.

When a representative at-

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not going to receive a
knowledgeable consideration
by that person.

} am sure that all grouns
who have expressed
themselves in artictes
published by you would co-
operate in furnishing you
with further information
should you decide that this
subject be further expanded
by an editorial.

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