inquiring
reporter —
Elizabeth Collings

12 - Sunday, April 1, 1990 - North Shore News

IS THE Meech Lake Accord dead? Many people would
reply: Who knows or cares? While key political players in
the issue attempt either to sabotage or, conversely, to
salvage the accord, most of the public remains largely
uninvolved in the Meech Lake debate. A freqrvently heard
complaint is that this entire constitutional process has not

Porky Pig Dippy Duck Distinctive Donkey Careless Cow ” Get-Your Goat

Fruit? [It’s not my I’mamemberoftheSave Frankly, I’m opposed to Who cares? The feds Decidedly not. I adhere
favorite dish but if Meech Meech Lake Society, as the distinctive society have got it all wrong. In- to the Trudeau vision of
Lake can assure Cana- are all waterfowl. We're clause. What’s so special stead we're busy building the country outlined in
dians freer access to looking to preserve as about Quebec? Our amoooo-vement for freer Toward a Just Society.
French cuisine — perhaps much of Meech Lake as culture and language is trade between the pro- Individual rights should
more truffle — I might possible for our off- unique and we arrived vinces. These milk boards not be superseded by col-
go for it. spring. here about the same time. are killing us. lective ones.

Public invited to visit lab
NATIONAL MEDICAL LABORATORY WEEK AT LGH

THE MEDICAL laboratory
technologists at Lions Gate Hospi-
tal are opening their doers to the
public on April 4 for an open
house to celebrate national medical
laboratory week.

Leaving on the half hour from 5
p.m. to 8 p.m., the guided groups

will tour displays of the six labora-°

tory sections: accession,

B.C. Hydro rejects
underground lines

From page 11
Hydro is seeking a utility rate in-
crease, suggested council write the
B.C. Utilities Commission inform-
ing them that their grant applica-
tion was rejected by Hydro.

But Mayor Don Lanskail said
Hydro simply does not have the
money to fund the proposed
beautification project.

‘Ie's just a matter of budgeting
on their part,’’ he said.

Municipal clerk Doug Allan said
the district is still calculating the
total capital cost of the beautifica-
tion project.

He added that now the grant
application has been rejected it will
be up to the areas’ residents to
decide if they want to go ahead
with the project.

anatomical pathology, chemistry, ranging from routine urine tests to
hematology, immunchematology bone-marrow assessment.
and microbiology.

The tour will include Inner Throughout the April 2 to 7
Space, a video about the techno- medical laboratory week, there wil!
logy of medical laboratories. be a visual display in the lobby of

Staffed by 78 laboratory per- the hospital and on April 2, from
sonnel, the medical laboratory at 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., there will
LGH offers 300 diagnostic tests be medical technologists on hand
and processes an average of in the lobby to answer questions
500,000 sample analyses each year about the display.

Media Resources Program

Information Meeting
Wednesday, April 4, 7:00 p.m. Room B145

Capilano College’s Media Resources
program has been training media
specialists for the past 20 years. We offer
basic training in audio and video
production, photography, filmmaking,
slide/tape production, graphics, and
computer applications. Graduates of our
two-year program work in a variety of |
challenging positions throughout the
industry. Applications are now being
accepted for the fall term beginning this
September.

Questions? Call 984-4940 and come to the
information meeting.

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Will the Meech Lake Accord come to fruition?

involved the ‘‘ordinary people.”

In an effort to find grassroot opinion on the Meech
Lake Accord, Inquiring Reporter went out to the farm-
yard to hear what the little guy had to say on the state of
the nation.

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A special buffet brunch and entertainment

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D Alice in Wonderland
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April 15th in the Park Ballroom
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