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MP to talk to

anti-parole

“TS - OTTAWA
LISTENING?” will be the
topic of an address by
Capilano MP Ron Hun-
ungton this Fnday, May 13.
at a public meeting in
Delbrook Community
Centre, North Vancouver,
sponsored by the North
Shore branch of Citizens
United for Safety and
Justice

The meeting starts at 8

p.m. in the Tamarack
Room.
C.U.S.J. originated in

Duncan in September 1981
after Lisa Clausen aged 15,
jogging in her peaceful,
rural neighbourhodédd, was
brutally murdered by a
criminal released = on
mandatory supervision.

Membership. which ts by
donanon, has grown from
the family and a handful of
friends to in excess of 2500,
with branches in vanous
areas of B.C. and one in
Calgary, Alberta. The first of
these branches was formed
on the North Shore in
March, 1982 and now has
over 500 members.

Fred Bodnaruk, a retired
R.C.M.P. officer with 25
years service, was recently
re-elected chairman at the

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North Shore Branch annual
meeting. In their first year.
this active group have hosted
informative meetings with
many guest speakers in-
cluding an ex-corrections
officer, R.C.M.P., a reured
judge, the Warden of Kent
Institute, a Corrections
Canada representative, and
a crown prosecutor. In
addition, Mr. William
Outerbridge, chairman of
the Nauonal Parole Board,
spoke at one of their public
meetings.

In an attempt to influence
changes in the Criminal
Code, C.U.S.J. has been
mvolved in much research
and has compiled an in-
formative pamphlet for the
distnbution to those who
share their concerns
regarding the increase in
violent crime and_ early
release of dangerous sexual
and violet offenders.

C.U.S.J. believes that the
safety of children and all
innocent citizens must take
precedence over the rights
of cmminals. They invite
anyone interested = in
receiving more information
to contact them by phoning
987-1892, or writing P.O.
Box 81004 North Van-
couver, V7L 4P6.

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A15 - Wednesday, May 11, 1983 - North Shore News

PIPER Les Parton leads
past commodores of the
Burrard Yacht Club to
the flag raising
ceremonies following
last Saturday's sail-past
marking the official
opening of the club's
boating season.
Following Parton, Rear
Commodore Al Bartlet
and wife Betty. Behind
them, right, Com-
modore John Huyck.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

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