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Dear Editor:

f would Jike to pass on my
thinks to the citizens of West
Vancouver-Howe Sound for their
support during the provincial elec-

Long may
she reign

Bear Editor:

Mayor Marilyn Baker has once
again been acclaimed by North
Vancouver District residents as our
future mayor. What concerns me is
what we will do when she decides
to retire.

It is seldom I have ever commit-
ted pen to paper to compliment a
person in public office, but 1
believe it is appropriate to
recognize what a gem we have in

marked by respect

tion, and to congratulate John
Reynolds on his victory.

Although othe campaign was
short and heetic, 1 was marked by
respect and dignity among the

candidates and support people,
and genuine enthusiasm among the
VOTeTA,

eM, Carlin

Weat Vancouver

Collins ‘a stirring voice’

Dear Editor:

Doug Coilins is a bigot, arrogant
and further right than Dr.
Treunicht,

His outrageous column is the

one spark ina ho-hum, dull
suburban paper. His is a stirring
voice in this Wimpland.

Tim Goulding

North Vancouver

SCHOOL DISTRICT #45 (WEST VANCOUVER)

PROVINCIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ON COMPUTERS MEETING

7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1986

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such an articulate, caring person.
Well done, Mayor Baker. Long

may you reign.

Kevin 3. Wilson

North Vancouver

WEST VANCOUVER SCHOOL BOARD OFFICE
1075 - 21st STREET, WEST VANCOUVER

Two members of the Ministry of Education's Provincial Ad-
visory Committee on Computers, will be visiting school
districts across the province to gather information and ideas
on how computer technology shouid be integrated into British :
Columbia schoois. . : :
Wishes to thank his many volunteer campaign
workers and the citizens of West Vancouver
for their very strong support in Saturday’s

election.

Sympathy
aids family

Dear Editor:

We would like to thank alf those
who expressed their condolences
on the death of our daughter,
Katherine.

Your sympathy and understan-
ding has helped us during this very
difficult time.

Ernie, Joyce
and David Crist
- North Vancouver

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