City still tax-fishing ANOTHER HOOK has been set lO Snag more tax money for North Vancouver City. This nme, City aldermen will be going after the provincial government for money for non-tax paying Institutions that serve regional needs. The Pacific Marine Training Insititue. B.C. Rail and I1.C.B.C. are such facilities they hope to get money for. The move comes just days after the City’s attempt to get more tax money from waterfront giants was slapped down by the assessment authority. The City has also gone after taxes on Burrard Y arrows’ floating dry dock. They did this in spite of industry claims that council gave its assurance not to ask for taxes for the facility in Dean claims will leave the City “scrimping”™ to meet its bills. Alderman Gary Payne told council that when Premier Bill Bennett stood in council chambers in 1979 “we thought he had promised that all the property on the Lonsdale Quay development would pay taxes.” Alderman Bill Sorenson NDP NOMINEE to ren All - Wednesday, March 3, 1982 - North Shore News Two-week delay on garbage bid THE QUESTION of what to do about garbage collection in North Vancouver City has been deferred untl March 1S. That will allow ume for Harry Green, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, local 389, to present a brief to council, return for the employment it suggested the issue could be for the North Van- aldermen agreed Monday The idea is to get money would provide. brought before the Greater couver-Seymour seat in night. from places the City ser- North Vancouver City is y Vancouver Regional District Council was to reconsider Haul-Away Ltd... which presently serves West Vancouver, offered cheaper service to the City than could presently be per- formed by civic workers. Green told aldermen he had not had time to prepare a brief outlining the union local’s position on the issue. . . the next vices, but which are fishing for taxes in the face or the Union of B.C. election Provincts' the issue Monday, after a presently exempt from taxes of a declining land reserve Municipalities to be sup Schreck. manacer of proposal by a private gar- under municipal legislation. that Alderman Stella Jo ported. ; & bage contractor had been the CU&C Health b t bef them in mid- Services Society. rought before the Feburary. BUDDING GRAND MASTER Carlos Christiansen (right) greets the latest move by his dad, John, with a slightly puzzled smile as father and son enjoy a quiet Sunday game of chess in the park at 19th and Lonsdale. (lan Smith photo) COMPENSATION STABILIZATION PROGRAM he Minister of Finance is inviting written briefs commenting on the implementation of the Compensation Stabilization Program of the Government of British Columbia. The briefs are invited from interested organizations and the general public regarding the draft regulations and the implementation of the program as outlined in Compensation Bulletin No. 1 of February 19, 1982, and Bulletin No. 2 of February 26, 1982 Both bulletins are available from British Columbia Government agents’ offices throughout the Province All bnets, typed on approximately 21'/2 x28 cm paper, should be submitted directly to the Minister of Finance, Parlament Buildings, Victona, BC .VBV 1X4 A deadline for supbm'ssion by March 15, 1982 1s sug gested in order that each brief can be given the tullest consideration | i i i ’ A PROVINCIAL VOTER The new Provincial Voters List is now being compiled and enumerators are calling on every residence in the province to ensure that every ebgible voter is registered If you re at home when we call you can register then and there Ifwe miss you the first time we I call again And if youre not there. we Illeave a registration form tor you to compiete with a pre paid return envelope Be sure to take advantage of one of your Most Hn pOrtant Aghts For further information please telephone (1 12) 387 1557 _ GET ON THE LIST. BE A PART OF YOUR PROVINCE! Province of British Columbia Ministry of Finance -rowlie e ol Ce greatly Pte cgi teree twee eae ‘te British) CoObuevetsta bbe thos Ebr t Honourable Mugh Cuts Minister