Humphreys looks ahead

Mayor Derrick Hum-
phreys’' address at Monday's
maugural meeting of West
Vancouver council gave
citizens an idea of how their
tax dollars are spent and
highlighted some of the
issued to be dealt with in the
coming year.

Among the points touched
on by the mayor were:

Police and Fire
Departments, for whose
work he had high praise,
each consume about 25 per
cent of the total municipal
budget. The municipality ts
continuing to press Victoria
for police funding in respect
of policing carned out on

behalf of the province.

The Fire Department has
recently completed an in-
spection of all West Van
apartment areas with recom-
mendations to operators and
occupants on fire prevention
and dnils.

eIncreased emphasis will
be laid on the recycling of
appropnate garbage, not
only to recover the value of
the matenal but also to cut
down on the $30 per ton cost
of trucking garbage to a
distant North Vancouver
dump.

*Despite a long and
ongoing defensive battle by
the municipality to preserve

Liquor lounge
meeting tonight

An information meeting
on the licenced lounge
proposed for the North

Vancouver Recreation
Centre will be held tonight
(Wednesday) at 8 p.m. in the
Centennial theatre.

The meeting was called by
the North Van Recreation
Commission in response to
complaints from a number of
residents about the proposal.

The commission has
proposed converting the
Seymour Room in the rec
centre into a licenced lounge
in order to provide ad-
ditional income for the
commission to balance nsing

expenses.

Although the concept
received approval from both
North Van City and North
Van District councils,
neither council has_ yet
granted the money to set up
the lounge.

One commission member
has said that they have been
told a liquor licence will be
forthcoming as soon. as
funding is granted.

Opponents to the lounge
include residents of Suver
Harbour Centre, a_ senior
citizens’ residence located
next to the rec centre.

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the independence of its Blue
Bus system, the Greater
Vancouver Regional! District
is still pressing for its ab-
sorption into the Metro-
politan Transit Operatng
Company. Noting that the
West Van system has lower
fares and less losses than the
MTO system, Humphreys
called on West Van citizens
to back his fight to keep the
Blue Bus service intact.

¢The coming year will see
the completion of the new

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