46 — Wednesday, September 11, 1991 ~- North Shcre News

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17-22. Gallery hours: Tues,, 11
1m.B pon: Wed.-Sun., 12-8 pom
Info: 925-3605.

Seymour Art Gallery: Sharon
Chistian, Drawings, paintings and
papier mache. Sept. 11-Oct. 28.
Opening reception, Sept. 1 from
7:30-9 p.m. Gallery hours: Mon.-
Fri. 9 a.m.-4 pum; Wed. eves, 7-9
p.m. Saturdays 1-4 p.m, Info:
929.7981,

Presentation House: Roses, Wind
and Other Stories. An exhibit of
recent photographs by April
Hickhow and dnteneur, four —
Claude- Phillipe Benoit. Opening
tor the artists will be Tuesday,
Sept. 10 at 8B pm. The show runs
ta Oct. 13. Gallery

hours: Wed.-Sun., 12-5 p.m:
Thurs., 12-9 p.m, Info: 986-1351,
Art Rental exhibit. Reat original

* juried art for as tittle as $4.a

month. Gallery of Presentation

House. Sept. 1 from 6-8 p.m.
North Shore Museum: The Ver-
satile Dilemma, A mely look at
the history of the Vi allace/
Burrard/Versatile Shipyard and
What it has meant to tie com:
munity of North Vancouver. To
Oct. 6. Muscum hours: Wednes-
day-Sat, 1-4 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5
pom. Admission free.

North Vancouver City Hall
Gallery: View the muted colors of
Margaret Rey's gentle watercolors

tram Sept. 1-Oct. 16. Sponsored

hy Narth Vancouver Arts Council,

Hours: Gam, to 4 pom, Monday:
Trduay.

North Vancouver District Hall
Gallery: Historical photographs
con stesy of the North Shore
Museum and Archives, Gallery
hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:40 p.m.
Sponsored by North Vancouver
Community Arts Council.

North Vancouver Provincial
Courthouse: Whimsical collages

hallmark Jann. Blyth’s show. Sept.
19-Oct. 16, Gallery hours: Mon.-
Fee 8:30-4:30 p.m. Sponsored by
the Noah Vancouver Community
Arts Council,

Capilano Mall: The Western Art
Circle is holding an exhibit and
sale of watercolors and oils to
Sept. 15.

Harrison Galleries: 2022 Park
Royal South Mall. Kiff Holland,
Daniel tzzard and more. Inio:
924-2615.

aaast

_ Hereare the 1991
Referendum questions.

1e

On Election Day

decision is yours.

British Columbians will be given the opportunity

to help decide how the provincial government operates.

This year when you
vote, you'll be asked
to do more than elect
candidates. You will
be given two
questions to answer.

This process, known {
as a referendum, is
one of the most direct ways of
determining what pecple want
their government to do.

If more than 50% of the ballots
cast are in favour of a question,
the government must implement
that change either through
legislation or by changing existing
programs or policies.

This referendum offers voters a
more direct voice in the way they
are governed.

The two referendum questions
are printed here. You will need
some time to consider these
important issues before election
day, so please read them carefully.

The Referendum Questions

1. Should voters be given the
right, by legislation, to vote
between elections for the
removal of their Member of the
Legislative Assembly?

This process, often referred
to as ‘Recall’, would give
voters in any provincial
constituency the right

to dismiss their MLA and
cause a byelection to be held.

2. Should voters be given
the right, by legislation, to

propose questions that the
Government of British Columbia
must submit to voters by
referendum?

This process, often referred to as
‘Initia.ive’, would give British
Columbians the right to propose
programs or policies which could
be put to the voters in a
referendum. The government
would then be bound by the
people's decision.

If either or both of these
referendum questions are
approved, legislation would be
required to implement the
decision of the voters. An
impartial committee would be

THE DECISION

established to undertake exten-
sive public consultation and heip
develop the framework for such
legislation.

A Referendum is not a Poll,
It’s an opportunity to make

a decision.

This referendum is not asking
for your opinion. It is asking you
to make a decision that affects
the future of this province.

Become a part of the :2ferendum
process. Talk about it with your
friends and associates. Public
debate sparked from any source is
an integral part of our svstem.

Referendum B.C. — the decision
is yours.

For more information, call
toll free 1-800-663-3353.

In Victoria, call 356-1900.
9:00 am ~ 5:00 pm, Mon.-Fri.

Printed information is available at
your public library and Government
Agent's office.

IS YOURS.

Government of British Calumbia