A10 - Wednesday, July 28, 1982 - North Shore News

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by
Ellsworth
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Edmonton realtor John-Trueman is trying
to put together a $5 million early retirement
’ fund for Pierre ‘Trudeau. Although it is kind
of a “semi-joke”, it is an indication of how
many Canadians feel. Trueman says the
cheques just keép coming.
Today’s question is:

“Would you contribute to
Trudeau's retirement fund?"

Perry Kaiak
North Vancouver

No, I would not. It
would not do any good.
Trudeau is already
wealthy. I would like to
see him resign, but I don’t
think that is hkely.

John Stuart
. North Vancouver

No, I would not. TERF
(Trudeau's Early
Retirement Fund) is only
a joke. What we need is
an clection. I feel con-
fident Trudeau would
lose.

Pauline James
North Vancouver

Yes, I suppose I would.
Not really because he will
retire with the moncy,
but because it shows the
way I feel about
Trudeau's performance
or lack of it.

Len Corben
North Vancouver

No. I am a supporter of
Trudcau and his
philosophy. I certainly
don't think all of Canada's
problems arc his fault. |
have admired Trudcau's
thinking because it is on a
world level and we necd
that hind of attitude

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Kekh Allan
North Vascoewver

Sure. 1} would. It is a
jokc, I hnow, but TERF is
a way for Canadians to
expresa their opinion. Cm
not very) happy = with
Trudcau.

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feet apart.
Council was generally
pleased with what Alderman

Alderman John
Humphries was not quite
convinced.

“Tm in sympathy
with the chestnut trees,” he .
stated, and asked for
assurance that no mistakes
would be made as to which
trees, and how many, come
down.

He was assured by
Municipal Manager Terry
Lester that tree replacement
would be “severely limited”
if for no other reason than
that funds for the job are
also “severely limited”.

Pruning efforts, at least
for this year, will also be
limited, but the memo from

ore trees
to be planted

Berger and Gardner
suggested that money be
budgeted each year for a
proper pruning and main-

tenance program.

Staff has also been
authorized to negotiate with
B.C. Hydro and B.C. Tel,
regarding pruning and
Possible raising of existing

~The utility companies

“Rave been known to. slash

and hack at the trees in
‘order to make bus and
telephone wire access
easier, in the past.

Deputy Manager Bob
Collier estimated the cost of
removing one tree and
replanting another to be
somewhere up to $500. He
suggested budgeting a
maximum of $10,000 an-
nually for the next three
years for the project.

The new trees will be
grown at the municipal
nursery until they are
gy

Easy with those fires

- BEACH FIRES may be a lot

of fun for youngsters enjoy-
ing sunny weekends - but
they can be a problem for
just about everyone else.

West Van doesn’t actually
ban beachfires - the
municipality just likes them
confined to one area,
between the swimming pool
and Ambleside Park - so
they are easily controllable.

Anywhere else and there
are problems.

“The smoke irritates
everyone around,” says a fire
department spokesman.

Then there's the probiem
with the hot ashes. “Mothers
take their kids down the next
morming for a walk in the
sand and the kids walk
through ashes and burn their
feet,” says the
urging people to ensure bon-
fires are completely ex-
tinguished before they leave
the beaches.

He also asks beach users
not to leave their empty bot-

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