12 - Wednesday, September 23, 1992 - North Shore News

CURRENTLY, if you set aside an extra couple of cans
of soup or beans for donation to the !ocal food bank,
your gift will end up in any one of the nine Lower
Mainiand food bank communities. A North Shore food
bank volunteer, David Foster, is proposing the devel-
opment of ‘‘the North Shore Harvzst,’’ a community-

based service program that will operate solely on the
donations and services provided by Neri Shore resi-
dents. If successful in getting the project off the ground,
Foster hopes to make the ‘‘Nortk Shore Harvest’? a
model system for communities taking a stand on pro-
viding help for their own needy residents.

AP Should food and goods donated on the North Shore stay here?

McCredie

isrgaret Csapo

Norti: Vancouver

I think if you donate
something it should stay
here on the North Shore.
Because we live here, our
donations should go di-
rectly to the area where
we spend the most time.

ea

Lozi Collinson

North Vancouver

1 think everybody
throughout the Lower
Mainland needs help. |
don’t think there should
be divisions, where one
community gets more
than another.

Robert Poweit

North Vancouver
Donated goods should be
used for the North
Shore. There is a definite
need over here, as much
as in other cormmunities,
and | think if you give
here it should stay here.

Judy Gustafson

North Vancouver

I believe charity begins at
home. Anything donated
for the needy on the
North Shore should stey
here, because charity is a
direct reflection of a
community’s caring.

Jon Mills

North Yoncouver

Charity should be kept
on the North Shore if it
originates here.

_ Lumber —
Remanuiacturing

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

"TJ “he Select Standing Committee on Forests, Energy,
Mines and Petroleum Resources has been authorized
by the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia to examine,
inquire into and make recommendations with respect to the
availability of lumber to remanufacturers in the province, and
in particular, to consider:

. 1) the lumber supply requirements of the

; remanufacturing sector; and

2) the barriers or impediments to increasing the
supply of lumber to the remanufacturing sector.

The Select Standing Committee invites submissions with
respect to all macters relating to the availability of lumber to
remanufacturers, Written submissions will be accepted until
October 23, 1992. Public hearing locations and dates to be
announced.

PLEASE SUBMIT TO:

Ms. Brenda M. Fraser
Committee Clerk

Room 224

Parliament Buildings
Victoria, British Columbia
VBV IX4

Telephone: (604) 356-6318
(call collect)
(604) 356-8172

Purex
bathroom

case of 12
A 2&4 wk

Mr. Corky Evans, MLA

Chairperson Facsimile:

_ Water
is a valuable
resource

USE IT WISELY

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