A8 - Friday, January 18, 1985 - North Shore News

Only in Canada!

H them now:

In* North Vancouver, the
Keebles of Timberidge. ».1b-
division ‘want their
delivered. They have an ad-
dress, ‘naturally, and have
even been assigned a postal
code. But that does them no

good with the jolly old Post ..

Office, which says there’s a

freeze on extension of service.

to new areas. This even
though a house 150 feet away
is getting its mail. A truly
batty situation. Never mind,
bureaucrats in Ottawa are
pondering the probiem.
Meanwhile, the Keebles must
‘collect ‘their “mail from
general delivery.

Dan Keeble’s mother was
here from - England . over
Christmas. A country-
dweller, she lives five. miles
from the nearest house and
gets two mail deliveries a day.

"And the British post office

“makes money! .
“<. Only in Canada, you say?
a ee ee .

_ Nothing changes in Ot-
. tawa’ 's world of multicult.

= (Mr:: David Rivers of the

-B.Cy: School Trustees

Association’ is pleased to in-
“form all school districts that

“the Minister"of State, Multi- ..
: _culturalisin, will again ‘fund bes
/ the Interprovincial Visitation;

7 / Program for’ 1985,
AS-That. project tirns out to

be ‘another money-waster in.
“y. Wwhich, school trustees, furrow...
.. their brows over’ muiticultur-‘:
"al. school programs in other :
’ parts of the: country. A nice

aail..

EREWITH A’NUMBER OF ITEMS that
will be lost to posterity unless I present

get this
| straight

Doug Collins
ANOS

little junket.

The.16 B.C. delegates, it is
stated, may stay on the
University of Toronto cam-

pus, or “in a hotel of their °

choice.”’- Air tickets ;will be
provided: Plus per diem. You

a will believe there has been

a ‘change of guard i in Ottawa :

when the money Spent on this
sort of nonsense ceases to be
collected ‘from, the hapless
and. ‘helpless, taxpayer.

*

In. Vancouver,

putting out a newsletter, I
recommend it.

Levy was a correspondent
in Moscow for many years,
speaks fluent Russian, reads
the Moscow press, and
speaks with authority on
what the Bolshies are up to.
He used to appear on Page
Five of' the Bad News News,
but was dropped. Not liberal
enough, ;! suspect.

David founded the
Sakharov Institute in protest
against the continued houn-
ding of Andrei Sakharov, the
distinguished Russian
physicist who took at face
value Moscow's mouthings
on peace. The newstetter is

* good stuff, and the institute’s

office is at 310-1070 West
Broadway, Phone: 733-1724.

One item in this first
newsletter }is of particular
focal interest: Levy mentions
a band of brave souls in
Mowcow who told Western
correspondents that they

favored declaring that city 2°

nuclear-free zone ‘as a sym-
bolic gesture.”

The people‘in question, he
states, ‘would, only have to
unfurl one banner in their
cause; and they would im-
mediately be hustled off to a
labor camp of, a psychiatric
prison.

They could not be expected
to know, he remarks wryly,
that Vancouver's communist-

dominated city council (with

the Committee of Progressive
Electors doing the
dominating) Jong ago
declared’ Vancouver to be

“such a ‘zone, or that bill-
David.
: Levy! s Sakharov Institute is

boards containing this infor-

mation greet drivers entering

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Vivisection bad as incest

Dear Editor:

1 wauld like to comment
on Bob Hunter's article
(Wed. 12.12.84). 1 wonder
whether he saw a telecast on
Seattle KIRO recently show-
ing the chilling cruelty of
animal experiments, filmed
secretly at a laboratory in the
USA. 1 somehow doubt it or
he would not call Animal
Liberation Front activists
‘loonies.’? He would instead
delve more closely into the
horror of vivisection of
animals. It’s a story that still

the city, and that it is on all

mail franked at city hall.
ee¢ea ee

That reminds me: there has
been only one reference in the
Morning Wimp and no
reference at all in the evening
Bad News. News to alder-
manic candidate Bruce
Yorke’s being a long-time
communist. You would think
such information would be
important, seeing that con-
trol of council is at stake in
the forthcoming city election.
No parallel discretion would
be shown if a real right-
winger were running.

Thank you.

has to be toid and is as bad as
incest or violence against
women now surfacing in our

society.
1. Simon
West Vancouver

NOTICE OF TENDER. }
TEMPE HEIGHTS

in Bids in response to this notice will be received by:
the City Land Agent unti! 4:00pm Wednesday ,
January 23rd, 1985 for the purchase of 35 freehoid I

single family lots.

Aa Zoned RS1 ‘One Family Residential Use"

EE Legal Description
Lots 150 -

152 and 182,- 213

Block A, D.L. 616, Plan’20292

| = Upset Prices
#4 367,000.00 - $72,000.00

mA 10% deposit in a forrn satisfactory to the City
must accompany each bid, with the balance of the

purchase price due and payable upon closing. The . \

5 City reserves the right to accept or reject any offer.’

iW to purchase. Offers must be approved by the Coun- :

cil of the City of North Vancouver. A tender-form'

BY package Is available from the Purchasing & Proper. * :

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: Derwyn Owen, Land. Agent.
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