Shattering experience

f BRITISH Properties resident Arnold Wallner wasn’t pleased with the trickster
who threw a large boulder through a window of his 1984 Lincoln Continental on
Halloween. Fortunately, only the car's window was damaged.

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Visa
process
blasted

JOHN Reynolds, Reform MP

for West: Vancouver-Sunshine

Coast, is calling for an over-

haul of Canada’s immigranion
Processing system.

The Reform Party critic for

ip and immigration

said a report by former ambas-

sador Joe Bissett, on the oper-

is 4 compelling reason

to make some changes, Said

Reynolds, “As the report

sy the current system

the department: more

erable to. fraud and mis-

representation by business

immigration, and has broken

down to a point where record
checks are not mandatory.”

Friday, November 7, 1997 — North Shore News - 17

Congratulations
West Vancouver!

1997 National Winner of
Communities in Bloom
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Communities:
in Bloons,

i Collevasites,

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This project achieves its goal through the dedication &
community spirit of a dedicated group of volunteers and we
gratefully acknowledge their many hours of work - “above
and beyond ...”:

Bill Reid whe hud the vision and his team who carned it
through; Pam & George Goodman: Ellen Deman ,/17 Lanc
Cottage) & Glen Patterson both of whom opened their
delightfid gardens for the judge; Gerry Spokes for her
calligraphy, Hugh Johnston, Clemence Dekker; Jill Carder;
Janet Schorn: Shirley Nicholson; Naizam Jaffer: Cameron
Stewart: Yvonne Covney-Boyd & fe support of West Van
Council

Lastly - a special token of appreciation to INGA
GROBERMAN who with her artistic and professional
photographs captured the essence of the West Vancouver we

“Well Done Everyone!

We couldn't have done it without you!

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