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Council members refused
to act on Alderman Frank
Marcino’s suggestion that
each of them cough up $17,
instead of granting $100
from the City coffers toward
a nation-wide campaign to
help build an arts centre in
.thé Northwest Territories’
capital.

AS - Wednesday, August 10, 1983 - North Shore News

TAXPAYER’S MONEY, and not that of North
Vancouver City council members, will go towards
building an arts centre in Yellowknife.

Marcino said he would
give $100 himself if the other
council members refused to
chip in.

Other council members,
most notably Alderman
Stella Jo Dean, were an-
noyed with Marcino for the
$17 suggestion. Dean said
She didn’t like Marcino

“pulling a heavy on us,” and
said she always does her own
charity - giving quietly, and
to local causes.

Marcino said that council
members could afford the
$17 because one-third of
their council stipend is tax-
free. He was the only council
member to vote against con-
tributing $100 out of the City
treasury to the arts centre
fund, which was started by
the Globe and Mail
newspaper.

City wants assurance we'll
get third seabus, more buses

A THIRD SEABUS is North looking for assurances from Council was replying to a

Vancouver City’s main tran- the provincially run B.C. B.C. Transit request for sub-
sit concern for 1984-85, Transit that a new seabus_ mission for its 1984-85 Ser-
vice Plan.

council decided Monday. will be built.
- Council voted unanimous-

ly to ask B.C. Tiansit to in-

clude the funds for a third

seabus‘in its budget for 1984-

85, “together with a cor- .
responding imcrease in bus

service levels to the North

Shore seabus terminal.”

-* Council also asked B.C.

Transit to consider exten-

ding existing bus routes to

the Jones and St. Andrews

Avenues corridors between

Upper Levels Highway and

15th Street.

A third seabus had been
planned for next year when
the Greater Vancouver
Regional District ran the

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