10 - Sunday, May 24, 1987 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

RICK HANSEN’S Man in Motion World Tour rolled
home Friday after raising more than $10 million for
spinal cord research. The British Columbia wheelchair
athlete has wheeled his way through a host of harsh con-
ditions, braving searing heat and icy blizzards to reach his
final destination. Now that Hansen is finally home, gov-

ernment officials are suggesting various ways to honor his
efforts. For Terry Fox, the one-legged runner who died
of cancer before completing a cross-Canada run, a
monument was erected near the entrance to the B.C.
Place stadium. This week, Inquiring Reporter asks people
how the public can honor Hansen.

How can we honor Hansen?

Yvonne Perceval

North Vancouver
Maybe a charity named
after him or a scholar-
ship for disabled
athletes. I think that
monuments are stupid.

Phil Tennant
Vancouver

Have a monument like
they did for Terry Fox
and put them together.
Not
them but because they
were both outstanding.

sO you compare .

Jason Boyko

North Vancouver

Have a Rick Hansen
day or put up a monu-
ment — a statue like the
one for Terry Fox.

This week at councils

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL: Morday, May 25,
7:45° p.m.: Foreshore lease
Sewell’s Limited/ Progress report
re: preparation of bylaw. for
building siting waterfront proper-
ty/ Rock stabilization Fisherman’s
Cove area/ Underground wiring
costs/ Bill 22 expropriation act/
Proposed development re: 606 14th
Street traffic implications/ Pro-
posed development for 22nd
Street/ Rezoning and development
permit re: 450 Mathers Avenue/
Development permit application
te: 657 17th Street and 172!
Duchess Avenue for a i0-unit, 12-
storey apartment building/ Local
improvement lane pavement
1024-1288 Fulton Avenue
southside, 1209-1295 Esquimalt
Avenue, 790 13th Street..

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY
COUNCIL: Monday, May 25,
7:30 p.m.: Rezoning application
re: 216 West 17th Street/ Commit-

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Don Buffham

New Westminster
Obviously if they build
some rehabilitation cen-
tre to name it after him.
That’s the most obvious
thing.

Ken Burke

Surrey

Terry Fox had some
streets named after him.
Besides the money, that
would be the only thing
that J can think of.

COMPUTERS

for disabled/ Rezoning re: Lons-
dale Quay Development Corpora-
tion application/ Serving of Sum-
monses for North Vancouver City
bylaw offences/ Outdoor dining
approval — Tokyo Bistro, Your

Place of Mine/ Family suite ap-

plication re: 427 West 14th Street/
Official} Community Plan re: 1240
Cotton Road - Park and Tilford/
Stoker farm tree replacement/
Heritage Advisory Committee
report/ Street lighting on Cloverley
Street from Hendry Avenue to
Keith Road and Shavington Street

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from Hendry Avenue to Keith
Road local improvement initiative
frontage tax bylaw/ West side
West Grande Boulevard, 15th to
17th Street concrete sidewalk.
NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL: Monday,
May 25, 7:30 p.m.: Development
permit re: Trans Canada Glass/
Rezoning byluws re: Capilano Col-
lege/ Adoption of dog tax and
pound bylaw/ Municipal land
development bylaw/ Tax sale land
bylaw/ 1987 Local Improvement
Frontage tax bylaw.

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