Dear Editor:

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Your editorial calling for
more facts. regarding Hooker

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Dear Editor:

When one considers the

‘ tragedy and devastation
_ brought about by the use of

guns — and when one also
considers the inherent
qualities of beauty and
usefulness within a piece of
wood, one must surely.
wonder about the
educational experience
afforded those students in a
North Vancouver
elementary school (shown,
oddly enough, in your
“Living” supplement Feb.
41) who had fashioned
weapons in their wood-
working shop, and then
proceeded to go outside
where they aimed them at
one another.

A woodworking class in a
school is a golden op-
portunity to encourage the
young in expressions of
creativity and con-

- skail and Dr. .R.
elected by acclamation in
November 1980 to represent

the views and the rights of
the majority of residents,

Hooker. Chemical at tax-
payers’ €xpense? _

The . Beak. Report
(released ‘to ‘council and
Hooker 2% years ago)
outlined: . the .. ‘inherent
dangers . ‘of. ‘chlorine. The
Community Hazards Task
force went one step. further

and recommended — -the.

relocation of Hooker
because of its obvious im-
compatability : with. densely

.

populated. areas ‘which. is also

Hooker spending 14 pcan.
will not remove the risks to
residents of the North.Shore

structivencss. What a shame
to waste that opportunity on
fostering ideas of hostility
and destruction. - —

Caroline M. Edlig
North Vancouver

N. Hicks,

As these two aldermen,
and Alderman D.B. Finlay,
find they cannot represent
the views of 267 property
Owners against eight

- “property. owners, surely the

‘right thing to.do is to. resign
their: seats and fight an

- election on this issue? I

hereby call upon all three
aldermen, Messrs. Lanskail,
Finlay “and Dr. Hicks, to
immediately RESIGN. from
‘the: West” Vancouver

or ‘eliminate human error.

Hooker’s plans are to
thoroughly entrench
themselves in the com-
munity and make no

mistake, this is EX-.

PANSION!

Iam also concerned that a
previous letter to your
newspaper attempts to
condemn ‘responsible tax-
payers who have every right
to question an industry in the
District of-North Vancouver

that could affect. their very -

lives.

S.L. McKay
North Vancouver

a waste

{A “spokesman for
Ridgeway School has in-
formed the NEWS that the
guns in question were made
in the school woodwork shop

but not during class hours -
ED)

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Council, where they - ap-
parently no longer represent
a majority of the voters who

. elected them, and to seek re-

election on their now known
views about future high-
rises.

The living conditions and |

quality of life in beautiful
West Vancouver have
already, unfortunately,
changed for the worse. This
quality of -jife and living is

-being further threatened: by

the decisions of duly elected
aldermen, which decisions
ignore the wishes of the
people. who democratically
elected them and whom they
represent. If the above three
aldermen continue to-ignore
the wishes of the voters, and

. their moral obligation to

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