—TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Cindy enjoys dancing, aero-
“bics and all sorts of sports. She listens to every-
: thing: from heavy meta! to classical; her favorite

musician is Prince.

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A; PUBLIC iméeting: exainining

-options'for the Lions Gate crossing |

will be hosted by West Vancouver-
Capilano‘MLA Jeremy Dalton Sat.,
‘Jan. 28:at Cedardale Centre, 595
«Burley -Dr., West Vancouver
(Taylor Way at Inglewood). . ;

‘The meeting will feature pre-.

sentation’ from Greater’ Vancouver

“Regional District manager of strate-

gic, planning Ken Cameron, chair-

“man of the technical advi ory com"

mittee for the. Lions Gate crossing
‘Péier Hyslop, engineers Don
Griffiths and Don Bridgeman.

options for the

“As Lions Gate Bridge’ s life
draws to a close, a community
focus group aided by a technical
liaison committee and government
consultants is studying a number of

options will be passed on to the
Highways Ministry.
Also discussed at the. meeting

: will be the Upper Levels- Westview

Interchange.” -
_” The meeting runs fron: 10 im.
to.4 p.m. , ,

For’ information, call 925- 0985

or.925- 1611.

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crossing, Prime:

$40,000 in
prizes for
govt. cost
cut ideas

FRASER ENSTIPUTE policy ana-
lyst Dr. John Robson recently
announced the opening of the 1994
Fraser Institute Economy in
Government Compeiition, in which
citizens from all walks of life are
asked for ideas on cutting govern-
nent costs without cutting services,

“The news that the federal
deficit had reached $40 billion, the
parlous shite of mest’ provinces’
finances, and the recent conference
held by Finance Minister Paul
Martin, all underline the urgency of
lapping inte the creative ideas of
all Canadians,” he said.

“IP you wished you could be at
that meeting and get your two
cents’ worth in, this is your chances
to get it ing and tt may be worth a
lot more than two cents. Someone
is going to win $25,000."

He went on to explain that the
contest affers a top prize of
$20,000 for the best overall idea,
prizes of $5,000 for the best idea in
each of three areas — federal pro-
grams. provincial programs, and
the internal operations of govern-
ment — and runner-up prizes of
$250.

Proposals must concern ways to
reduce the cost of federal, provin-
cial or territorial programs through
restructuring, contracting out or
privatization, and entries must bear
a postmark of March 4 or earlier. ;

Robson also stressed that to be
eligible entries must not propose
the elimination of government ser-
vices and must not exceed 1.500
words.

For a more detailed description
of the contest and its conditions

‘contact Robson at the Fraser

Institute at 688-0221 (local 305) or
fax him at 688-8539, ‘

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