Our debt to Variety

OPEN LETTER
TO
CITIZENS
It is with great pleasure
that I have proclaimed the
week of February 8 to 13,
1983 as “Variety Club Week”
in West Vancouver. The
citizens of this community
owe a great deal to the work
which the Variety Club
makes possible and I
draw to their attention the
followmg: ~

Telethon will be broadcast
live throughout B.C. for 22

hours on February an
13, 1983.

2. The three major areas
where funds raised will be

donated are:

(a) The new Children’s
Variety Research Centre, a
state of the art facility to
study problems of child-
hood.

(ov) The Blectro-Limb
Program, to supply a full size
range of artificial limbs to
the children of B.C. who by
birth or by accident are
handicapped.

fe) Fhe Renald MeDonald

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Sunshine Coaches to meet
the transportation needs of
handicapped, special and
underprivileged children,
and continue to supply
buildings and equipment to
children’s charities
throughout B.C.

4.The Variety Club is
once again asking for the
help and support of the
people of B.C. whose
generosity enabled the
Variety Club to raise $2.25

Agenda
highlights

W. VAN COUNCIL
(Monday, 8 p-m.)
Public hearing on zoning
bylaw amendments (re-
dwelling units over com-
mercial premises,  single-
family floor area ratios, etc.)
Show cause hearing, 2450

Haywood.

Parks and _ Recreation
Commission -- annual
report.

Development permits:
2302 Bellevue, 1519-25

Bellevue, 6612 Royal.
Neighborhood pub, 2423
Marine.
19 conve conversion, 17 and

residence for out-of-town

families visiting Vancouver

their seriously ill children.

3. In 1983 the Variety
Club will continue to provide

during “the 1982
Telethon.

A7 - Sunday, February 6, 1983 - North Shore News

Drinking drivers

RECENT drinking driving charges by North
Shore police have resulted in the following
convictions (penalties shown are in addition

to licence suspensions):

ADAMS, Gerald Wallace, 850 Tobruck
St., North Van (15 days jail}; CHAMBERS,
Howard R., 203-163 West Sth St., North Van
(S600); CHUNICK, Lawrence Adam, 404-

330 East Ist St.,

North Van

($500);

DOUGLAS Jr., Earl Thomas, 3-377 East 2nd

St., North Van ($500);

HARVEY, Linda

Gail, 71-920 Lytton St., North Van ($200, 3

mos. probation);

HILBORN, Catherine

Grace, 333 East 15th St., North Van (14 days
jail); SEYMOUR, Christopher Michael, 101-
135 East 20th St., North Van ($1,000).

eopeal

Mayor
West Vancouver

Playboy film ban useless

Dear Editor:

I am deeply disturbed at
the demands to ban playboy
programming from Pay T.V.
It appears these women are
forgetting the lessons of
history. Banning something
never stopped it — addictive
drugs are the best example
of this truism. However, the
muzzling of free expression,
in whatever way, is the first
steptotrue dictatorship, and
having spent my formative

years helping to stop one
such nightmare, I have no
desire to waste my remaining
time in a similar exercise.
Prohibition is not only
useless, it is certain to spawn
worse than it seeks to cure.
We have the weapon to
cut this excrescence off at its
roots. It is simply that of
making the choice to
exercise the right not to have
these channels available in
our homes. If enough people

Letter to Samaritan

Dear Editor:

To the driver of the beige
Honda Lic. No. CBW 253
who stopped and assisted
two ladies in distress on
Saturday, January 29th at 4
p.m. on the road through the
trailer park from Park Royal
and declined reimbursement

Good Samaritans are

rare. Your help, so
graciously and unselfishly
given, is much appreciated
by the driver of the blue
Vega and I hope, if ever you
are in similar need, the road
will deliver someone of
equal human conscience to
your aid. Thank you again.
Dee Hamill

North Vancouver

CALL CLASSIFIED 986-6222

* Electoral District.
Highway District.

Project or Job Number
Project or Job Description

join me tn nor subscribing to
Pay T.V.,the companies
offering the “service” will
quickly get the message. |
would remind the
proponents of banning that
in the U.S., with its 200
million person market, only
three Pay TV channels are
presently making money.
Shift your point of attack,
ladies, and you'll reai/y start
making progress.

Peter Powell
North Vancouver

(Monday, 7:30 p.m.)

Board of Health budget
restraints.

Noise control bylaw.

North Shore Seafoods ~
zoning amendment.

Arena Developments
property, 15th and Eastern.

Recreation Commission
bylaw.

N. VAN DISTRICT
COUNCIL
(Monday, 8 p.m.)

Recreation Commission
bylaw.

Rezoning bylaws:
Overguard, Richmond St.;
Lewis, Dollarton Hwy.;
Woodstop, Draycott).

Klahanie Park
facility.

Edgemont
revitalization.

N. VAN SCHOOL BOARD
(Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.)

Final 1983 operating

budget. -

transit

Village

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vous joindre a notre association regroupant
francophoneset francophiles dans le but de
preserver la culture francaise sur la rive nord.
Pour toutes information

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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS

HIGHWAYS-TENDERS

North Vancouver - Capilano
North Vancouver

E-1664

intersection)
Vancouver

interchange,

984-0780

Signal Installation and Lighting Revision, Route #1 (South
at Capilano Road

North

Tender documents with envelope, plans, specifications and conditions of tender are
available tree of charge ONLY from the District Highways Manager, North Vancouver,
British Columbia Phone 987-9311 between the hours of 8 30 am and 4 30 pm
Monday to Friday, except Holidays Tenders will be opened at 940 Blanshard Street,
Victoria, British Columbia

THE TENDER SUM FOR THIS PROJECT IS NOT TO INCLUDE FEDERAL SALES TAX

Tender opening date Tuesday,February 22. 1983 (2 OO pm) (File IF 1)

RG Harvey,
Deputy Minister

BURGERS— BURGERS— BURGERS— BURGER

A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
year for the North Shore
Community Credit Union
was reflected at a directors’
meeting last week which
voted to distribute a 12 per

cent dividend on members’ '

shares.

Bill Sorenson, NSCCU
operations manager, said the
credit union's profit for 1982

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siiteeisaiton.. WS Credit Union pays 12%

equalled the total profit of
the last nine years.

“We attribute it,”
“to foresight and sound
Management practices
during a difficult period of
high but unstable interest
rates.”

The 42-year-old NSCCU
currently has about 29,000
members .

he said,

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