Reaching Every Door on the

CAPILANO College's
budget may be slashed
by as much as 30 per
cent, says a member of
the college's student
society exccutive.

And the cuts would mean
a drop of 42 to 58 course
sections next year, warns
James Roberts. student
socicty vice president in-
ternal.

Roberts and other student
representatives blame such
cuts on the provincial and
fedcral governments. The

ONY TIVE SOLIDARITY was demonstrated by members of the Squamish during the morning rush-hour in a peaceful demonstration staged at the
. Indian Band Tuesday when they paraded their concerns before commuters approach of Lions Gate Bridge. (Ian Smith photo)

By TERRY LAVENDER

province has also delayed
payment of desperatel
Necded = student aid °
thousands of B.C. students
even though the aid was
approved in the spring, said
the students at a press
conference last Thursday.
The press conference was
called to protest cuts in
transfer payments to British

Columbia in the recent
federal budget.

The province has already
decided to hold Cap

College's budget for 1982-83
at the present level, Roberts
said, which will add up to a
22 per cent effective
decrease in the amount of
moncy the college and other
B.C. colleges have available.
A $100 million drop in
federal transfers to the
province could mean B.C.'s
colleges and universities
would be hit with a 30 per
cent effective cut in their
budgets, he said.

But college bursar Mane
Jessup said Capilano hasn't

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“open Sunday

Nort

WIDE OPEN Sunday

shopping has been
given the go-ahead to
begin in North Van-

-couver City January 1.

} yet to decide just

what — if anything — it
: will ed about the
- contentious issue.

City: council ‘approved the
necessary bylaw changes
Monday after being given
the OK by 58 per cent of
voters who’ gave the nod
when they went to the
polling booths Saturday. —
In) North Van District,
where the vote showed only

‘53 per cent in favor of wide
shopping,
council will not discuss the
matter until next weck's
meeting, by which time it
will have received the of-
ficial results of the election.

On the secondary issue of
Sunday opening only for
home improvement stores,
in both the City and the

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weather

Wednesday
cloady with showers
in the aftermoon

Thursday
mainly clondy

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