IN NORTH VAN DISTRICT

Issues bared over coffee

Once again North Van-
couver Distnet residents
responded to Alderman
Mary Segal’s annual in-
vitation to drop in at her
house for a cup of coffee and
a talk about their hopes and
for

concerns their com-
munity
On Sunday, October 5,

they came from Deep Cove,

from Lynn Valley. from
Capilano and from Seymour,
to share their thinking with
their hostess and their fellow
distnct dwellers.

Many who could not
attend, took time to
telephone and get their
message through. All ex-

pressed appreciation for the
opportunity to be heard by

‘Sing for fun’ group

There has been an interest
shown in forming a “Sing
tor Fun” proup for men and
women in the community
and Korby has an

dicated she would be willing

be lsie

to direct such « group at the
West Vancouver Recreation
Centre

She has had many years of
expenence in field

musical

thas
more recentiv. as
director of Hentape Musial
She ous
the Kirby
Singers, a group of ten men
and

Theatre in Burnaby

also founder of

women who have ap
peared with Jim) Nabors at
the PNE perform tor

local conventhons

and

Rail freight
declines

( arloadings on the British

Columbia Rathway in
September totalled Tt 74S
down two per cent from
12 OOM in September last
voar

Poadings for the first nine
months of this vear totalled
1OR 964 Compared with
PPR ONO for the same perwd

m fay
Showing a sharp ime fe ase

wn September this

veal

compared wath September
pa cg were movemmenty oof
caport wood chips

There wasn oe teduction an
SIupmenats of lumber castern
rasal and AMomestie waved

saps

Music from Broadway and
contemporary songs  hke
“You Needed Me’
“Copacobana’ = “Ready to

fake a Chance Again” will

one of their elected
representatives.

The lively. informal
discussion covered = such
topics as “noise pollution”.
“transportation deficien-
cies", “land development”,

and “storage of hazardous
matenals”.Alderman Segal.
who has recently announced
her candidancy in the

November municipal
aldermanic election, said she
was delhghted. “It is so
helpful to me to hear first
hand the diverse opinions
and range of concerns,” she
said. “More than that, | am
encouraged by the kind of
citizen involvement that |
am seeing. It can only make
our community strong!”

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Thursday.
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will be
October 16. at
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