Ask candidates

about preschools

Dear Editor:

As a mother of a
preschool child I am con-
cerned with the lack of
interest towards preschool
education. How can children
become our No.1! resource if
we deny them the proper
educational opportunities
during their most formative
years? We need better
facilities for nursery schools
and daycare centres.

During the upcoming
election an emphasis should
be placed on these issues. If
more people would voice
their concerns about pre-
school education, election
hopefuls may begin to
realize how important these
assues are to a_ broad
spectrum of the population
and that some action is badly
needed to improve the
present situation.

Margot Benzon
West Vancouver

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First aid attendant saved life

Dear Editor:

May I make a belated
comment on the article
referring to the recent letter
from Dr. F.C. Thompson
commending the Emergency
Health Services on the
response of ambulance
personnel. The article
referred to the timely
Ttesponse and the use of
advanced techniques which

resulted in a longshoreman,
Dick Hardy's life being
saved. While not wishing to
detract from Dr. Thomp-
son’s comments but rather to
amplify them I would like to
also draw attention to the
fact that Mr. Hardy was
injured at Vancouver
Wharves Ltd. and due to the
First Aid Attendant, Mr.
Don Bazinet’s rapid and

skilled response Mr. Hardy
was kept alive until the
arrival of the ambulance
men eight minutes later.
Recognition is due to both
Mr. Bazinet and the am-
bulance crews that in fact
Mr. Hardy’s life was saved.

H.R.Wood,
President
Vancouver Wharves Ltd.

Engineers to bare nuke perils

Dear Editor:
Nuclear war is
acknowledged to be the

greatest. threat faced by
mankind today. Professional
Engineers have played a
major role in developing the
technology which has made
this threat possible. Many
engineers believe that they
now have a responsibility to
explain to the politicians and
the general public the
dangers which the nuclear-
weapons technology has

Council agendas

N. VAN DIST. COUNCIL,
Monday 8 p.m.: Edgemont
revitalization. Land develop-
ment east of Prospect Rd.
Expansion of daycare
centre, 4747 Capilano Rd.
Rezoning, 16th and
Bridgman. Proposed Fisher-

man’s Wharf, Pemberton
streetend. Official plan,
background report.

Seymour area review.

N. VAN CITY COUNCIL,

COLLECTIBLES

Monday 7:30 = p.m.:
Downtown revitalization.
Neighborhood pub parking.
Arcades’ business licences.
Chamber of Commerce lease
rental rate. Annual Budget.
WEST VAN COUNCIL,
Monday 8 p.m.: Show cause
hearing, 2450 Haywood.
Hollyburn Ridge cabin No.
221. Building permit, 1473
Clyde Ave. Water and traffic
in Horseshoe Bay.

created. To this end, some
of us have formed
“Engineers for Nuclear
Disarmament”, a group
dedicated to encouraging
members of the engineering
community to openly discuss
nuclear warfare issues, and

to participate in activities

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