standin
should

WELL, the smoking cigar has finally made it into print
and the public consciousness of the American people.
If you don’t understand, I’m not explaining in a fam-
ily newspaper but suffice to say that the prurient

details of President Bill Clinton's

xual dalliance with

Monica Lewinsky are readily available thanks to the
ceaseless efforts of independent prosecutor Kenneth

Starr. Hf only we could get this much detail on ho

Y Bas

companics: all manage to insist there is comtpetition
while raising and jowering their prices in unison.
Starr's revelations have damayed Clinton's personal

need faith in the office of the presidency?

NORTH SHORE DEMOGRAPHICS

Horseshoe Bay ‘
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Dun Amb!
British Properties
Norgate/Pemberton Heigh

NO
OS

~ Capilano/Delbrook Highlands

Lower Lonsdale

Central and Upper Lonsdaic

Lynn Valley
Blueridge/Decp Cove

DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION FOR THE INQUIRING REPORTER?

17% 60%

ta CNN-USA Today poll showed 63% still do not believe the president
¢ impeached. [s that because he doesn't deserve it, or because people still

NQ)
OPINION

Sharman Munro
North Vancouver
No.
Jeave quietly. P can t imagine
AnVanY
rassed and not leaving.

And | wish people would
stop calking about it.

pg re

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sft

23%

PE think he should just

being so enbar

Poppi Reiner
North Vancouver

dence and witness tamyy
ing is laughable, but we'v
all come to expect that from
aur politicians,

Sandy Lavender
North Vancouver

That’s a hard question. My

first response would be ves,
but
Americans would use
integrity and character of
their

the
the

{hope that

constitution to do

what is right.

E-mail your comments or question ideas to: miller@nsnews.com

North Van students receive scholarships

43 graduates
share $29,000
from foundation

A total of $29,610 was
recently awarded to
the 1998 graduating
Grade 12 students in
Worth Vancouver by
the North Vancouver

High School
Education Foundation.

Robert Hardy, president
of the non-profit foundation,
said that 43 graduating
students wi honoured for
their high scholastic achieve-
ments and exemplary com-
munity service.

Ait plan to attend post-
secondary educational insti-
tutions to further their career
objectives.

The William B. Lucas

Memorial Scholarship is a
sought-atter award given by
the foundation to North
Vancouver students,

This year it was worth
$2,520. It was presented to
Alicia Miller, of Sutherland
Secondary.

Nineteen academic schoi-
arships, siv technical scholar-
ships, and 1% bursaries were
presented co deserving stu-
dents graduating in 1998
trom North KOUVER’S See-

improved training options are now available for new drivers.
The Tuning Up guide is a do-it-yourseif manual for new drivers
and their co-pilots. There's also a new [CBC-approved driver
training course offered by professional driving schools. Both
are part of the Graduated Licensing Program, which provides

schools.
he Norman M. Crate
Memorial Scholarship, worth
$1,260, was presented to
Andrea Rose of Handsworth

indary.

The basic amount of the
remaining 41 foundation
awards for 1998 was $630.

The North neouver
High = School ducation
baundation is named in hen-
eur of North Vancouver
High School (NVHS), which

ond

stood at the northeast corner
of 23rd Street’ and St.
Georges Avenue until 1979,
when it was demolished a
make way for the provincial
court house,

NH business pertaining to
the feundation is adminis:
tered by 3 volunteer, 15-
member board of directors.

The North Vancouver
High School Foundation
became a reality in 1979.

It is 4 non-profit: society

mo PROBLEM: -4 °

Pf New arivers
are twice
as likely to be t
involved ]
in a crash as
experienced

Orivers.

rated urider the B.C.

Donations received by the
foundation are invested and
the interest denved, is used
for the educational awards.

North Vancouver students
who will graduate in June,
1999, and who wish — to
apply for the foundation's
scholarships and bursaries,
should contact their school
counsellors as saon as
possible.

During this minimum 21-month program, a learner and intermediate stage must
de completed, and a zero blood alcohol content is mandatory. Enabling new
drivers to develop better skills reduces crashes, saves lives and keeps insurance
rates affordable. If you would like more

information on this subject, please call
1800 663-ICBC or visit us at www.icbc.com.

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