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Dear Editor:

I want to get a message to
al! KKKS. Don't you realize
that you and your loved ones
plus other innocent people
are stirring up terrible evil
that can cause your own
death and others, and
nothing but sorrow to all
once racial prejudice runs
nfe and leads to violence.

Picture

Dear Editor:

I refer to the front page
picture, Oct. 29 edition,
featuring a Hallowe'en
Horror Show in the window
of the Salvation Army store.
It shows a woman with a
carving knife or similar held
over the shoulder of another

Stop it Klansmen!

Stop it at once. Would you
kill a horse or a dog because
of its color? All human
beings have the same rights.
Can you help being born
white? No, and neither cana
color help being a color. If
you deserve love and
consideration, remember
everyone does and who is to
say whether white or black is
supenor? Neither is — just

different, that is all.

Wake up and help to build
a better world, not cruelty
and bigotry that have been
passed down from ignorant
ancestors.

Direct descendant of the
Stuart royalty — and white!

Esrkine Winterford
North Vancouver

‘distasteful’

young body into the head of
another.

Surely we have enough
stabbings, knifings and knife
attacks day in and day out
without further promotion of
this kind. I found the picture
distasteful and suggestive
and I am very surprised you
would permit a picture such

as this in your paper. I am
sure the police departments
would agree with me — they
have enough trouble with
this type of thing without any
further encouragement on
the part of the media.

K.C. Burns
West Vancouver

Cove united in uniqueness

Dear Editor:

In all fairness I would like
to respond to “Deep Cove
hurt by penny-pinching”.

The people of Deep Cove
live in a unique community.
unique im its geographic
locanon and history. It is
very different than other
parts of the district. We want
to protect this and allow
change as_ change has
naturally occurred
throughout the decades in
the Cove, through tradition,
of which change occurs by
means of “old ways were
once new ways”.

In the private meetings
(without media, politicians,
or others from outside the
community) of the Deep
Cove Dollarton Community
Association, not once did |

hear mention that increase
of taxes were of concern. In
fact the CoVe is united in its
stand to preserve our unique
community and this applies
equally to homeowners and
renters. The proof of this
will be found in the minutes
of these meetings.

As for upgrading of roads:
if roads or a _ road is
dangerous or inadequate,
then we say ‘Yes,’ upgrade
the road but don't widen it
and change rostes that will
take the flow of traffic away
from the commercial areas
and into family residential
areas.

If this person who wrote
the recent letter was at the
meeting, he would have
perfect understanding of our
situation. It appears to me
that he isn't a member of our

Serving and caring

Dear Editor

“The Royal Canadian
Legion” - the question 1s so
often asked what good are
they? What do they do other
than swap war slomes over a
dmnk or in the local
legion The answer 1s in the
words WE SERVE
although in a different: way
than in tame of war but
nevertheless Wk SERVE

WE SERVE Our less
fortunate comrades to whom
the years between have not

two

been too hind cither
through sickness, uncm
ployment of other reasons
We assist them over the
rough spots and in many
Instances wheo these
comrades are on thei fect
again they ino turn help
others

WE SERVE Youth by
supporting vanous sports
and other activities, Cadet
Corps, and Scholarship
Bursanes

Wk SERVE Ihe
widows and children of

veterans by assisting (hem tn
obtaining all their penston

rights, aid in schooling, and
many other forms of aid

WE SERVE —) Our
hospitalized veterans = by
visiting them and providing
small comforts, and outings
Do you know that some of
these veterans have not had
a letter in 20 years or more?
We also visit: shut
velerans

ins. and

who are

hospitalized for any reason

atall
Wt

community,

SERVE

and the

Our
latest
proyect for the Howe Sound
Zone Legions ts providing a
Wheel Chair
North Shore

Bus for the

Perhaps two more words
could be added oto WH
SERVE WIC ARE

We need your support
and we carnestly ask cach
and everyone to remember
uson our tag days November
6 | and & and wear a poppy
“The Flower That Won the

Peace ~

Valeme () Campbell
Branch 118
Royal ( anadian | cgion

community since we all love
our community and would
never consider Deep Cove as
a “run-down community”. If
Mr. Tessarolo is a member
of the Cove community, then
he's welcome to leave.

Peter R. O'Rourke
Deep Cove

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Legalizing suites
ridiculous idea

Dear Editor: development of our single

family home.
I think your suggestion of
Margaret Nakahara
family residences is North Vancouver
abolutely ridiculous. The
city fathers have seen fit
after lengthy discussions and
plans to adapt a City Plan for
development.

Now you want to change
all that work and adopt a
policy of eliminating single —
family areas in favor of
duplex type of ac-
commodation.

wy oo d cooKe d

at yout table
Hot Q Dasty

Really fellows! After all
that effort and expense of
formulating the City Plan
why didn’t you come for-
ward with your suggestion
sooner.

By this letter I hope you
conclude I am not in favor of
legalizing suites in
designated single Family
Zones.

And if council sees fit to

alter the plan in spite please SAMURAI

see that the “Plan” is JAPANESE VILLAGE
scrapped, and that these Steak House
areas are properly ee

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And save us all a bundle of
time and energy in further

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