Al6 - Sunday, March 4, 1984 - North Shore News

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WOUND UP and fall of fire, MP Cliuck Cook warmed up

for the coming federal election with two public sessions this
week.

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By MARK HAMILTON

Only 30 people showed up
for the second of two ‘‘ac-
countability sessions’’ ‘ held
by North Vancouver-
Burnaby MP Chuck Cook
and 15 of those were Boy
Scouts working on their
citizenship badges.

Earlier in the week, at
Lynn Valley, Cook attracted
a crowd of about 30 for a
similar question and answer
session.

Said Cook of the turn-
outs: ‘‘It’s not important
how many people show up,
but that the opportunity is
there for them.’’

Thursday’s session at Deep
Cove was not so much a
meeting of MP and his con-
stituents, as it was a chance
for a handful of Tories to
reassure themselves about
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Questions covered the
range of concerns from the
economy to the state of
Canada’s military.

Cook opened the meeting
by urging Conservatives to
pay attention to this
weekend’s announcement
from the Liberal Party about
when a leadership convention
will be held.

“If the convention is an-
nounced for late May or
even the first week in June,
we'll have a summer election
in July,’’ Cook said. ‘‘If they
leave it to the end of June,
the election will come in Oc-
tober or November.’’

Cook identified a third op-
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the Conservatives take ad-
vantage of the fact a number
of Liberals would be touring
the country in search of
leadership votes.

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