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a6, 17, 1976 - North Shore News

Dear Editor:

golden Hquid voice, your
en pen,

picture put us Yn the public
eye. You made us visible and
because you did, we were
able to purchase Camp
Squamish last Spring.

Since then, between June
18 and August 28, 328
physically er mentally dis-
abled you ie oat a
cam a m
Squamish. P

From August 31 to Sep-
tember 7, 14 - physical
handicapped adults stayed
ond played at Camp Squa-
m . .

y

In the past two months,
22S un-crippled school child-
ren from Port Coquitiam
studied Outdoor Education at
Camp Squamish.

Dear Editor:

Coming up are seven
conventions totalling 370
men and women who will .
come to Camp Squamish to
take advantage of all that the
centre offers. All of this will
ease the financial burden of.
maintaining Camp Squamish
as an Easter Seal Camp for
crippled children, .

In the meantime, thank

you for focusing attention on:
us, so that we were able to:
Bic “Stile
m uamish ° Q.
Your contribution helped us
to help crippled children.
Thank you from the 6,000
Lions of British Columbia. |

B.C. Lens Society

‘B.C, Lions Society

for Crippled Children -
Vancouver

I was pleasantly surprised with your article:
‘Silver object was mystery’’ (N.S.N. Oct. 27, p.
11), when I read it in the North Shore News.
Therefore I would like to thank you. Whenever the
project is finished, I'll let you know. _

Yours sincerely,
Guido De Macseneer, |
North Vancouver.

District
Council.
1976

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* Don Wilson offers programmed growth

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DON LANSKAIE, Incumbent

‘above the Upper

_ 22 years, UBC law graduate.
’ Major ce al.
* District and planning

“Dur : service on
West Vassouter Council, 1

-* have consistently tried to
- take a constructive and

..,positi ch to :
~Eipal issues. My philosophy

qmiddle-of-the-road, has

never closed ‘the door to.
_ Sdjective examination of new
ideas’ and. innovative con-

cepts. This ‘philosophy and
approach to the problems of
government have : enabled
me to make a contribution to

the effective teamwork which -

has characterized West Van-
couver Council.

“Some of the issues on .
. which I can make a useful

contribution are:

Lands. It is essential to the
interests of West Vancouver

‘that effective negotiations |
take place because of the
, Caused us to lose some of our

absence of zoning contro! by

the Municipality:: .

‘eControl and planning of
growth, Greater Vancouver
will inevitably grow and
West Vancouver will be

-vequired to accept a reas-

onable share of such growth.
How well we' can preserve
the ‘quality and character of
the community in the process

of growing depends on the
fame | planning and control mech-
ean) «anisms and how. they are

used.’ In this regard, the
concept for development
vels
Highway, designed to pre-

: serve open space, creeks and
‘ravines,

and without an
increase in overall density, is

. Clearly in the forefront of the

trend to imaginative and

i ‘worthwhile planning initla-

tives,

| “This is part of West
Vancouver's challenge and!

‘ hope to play a role in meeting

It successfully,”’

TRUSTEE

Re-Elect .

Professional Engineer
«Proven business experlonce
District resident for 20 years

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ROBERT BNCKS. Orthodon-

. immediate Past-Pres-

_ ident of the B.C. College of
Dental Surgeons. WV Soccer

Association coach.

a Ay greatest concern for
West Veccouves is the effect
that future growth will have

* upon it. Careful planning and

management of new growth

is most important so that the
natural’ amenities of our -

community: are. preserved.
We must now special
attention to preserving n

belt areas, to providing

adequate flood control, to
integrating new traffic into
existing traffic flow sq that
the existing community is not
adversely by new
development. I am _ not
against growth as long as it is

. proper fanned and man:
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“Tam. also concerned
about _ the

changing demographic mix

_of Weat Vancouver. Increas-
‘ing property taxes. and

escalating housing costs
have restricted the move:
‘ment of young families into
West Vancouver and have

less affluent senior citizens.

’ Proper growth and financial .

planning is necessary to
meet the needs of both these
groups. To maintain a vital
progreasive community, it is
necessary to have. represen:
tation from all age groups.

."“Property tax increases
must be controlled, traffic
congestion
to

must be solved, and public
transportation must become
more convenient to all areas
of our community. All of
these are important issues
that must be acted® upon
without delay.” |

ising. and resident:
- .in West Vancouver for nine’

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THOMAS MARSHALL.
Lawyer. Director of Lions
Gate ‘Hospital since 1960.

Member of the Advisory |

Regional Hospital ‘District
e .
Pen presidene of the B.C.
Health "Association. West
Lencouver resident since

“The most important issue
is the shape of our future.
The expansion of Park Royal
South will

may no answer. The
proposed development of the

dian Lands, the area above
the Upper Levels and the
Caulfield Plateau will result
in a population greater than
that recommended by the
Regional District and at least
5, more motor vehicles.

Community-wide planning is

essential. Growth must be

_ earefully controlled for -the ..
benefit

of our
population.

existing

inevitable, the answer Iles in
fiscal’ restraint... Until the
economy shows marked im-

‘ provement, budgets must be

trimmed to the essentials. |

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“Juvenile delinquency ts.

on the increase. We must.
encourage the fine i work
carried on by our
in crime provention and in
winning the confidence of
youth groups. Fitness prog-

‘rams for all citizens must be
encouraged.

Parks and
beaches must be protected.

“Civic apathy, which was’

responsible to a large degree
for the Park Royal decision,
‘must be banished. To acc’
omplish this we must have
cooperation between Council
and our citizens. I will do my

utmost to work toward this

end,’

One thing
about fitness,
you can tell
the players
without the
program. |

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Marketing consultant. West
‘Vancouver resident. for 22
years, Past. president of a.

: home-owners’ asecciation.

toe’ made, a scare .
e to. re : my 8 : C
being an Aldermen, through -
regular attendance at Coun-
cll meetings, as a member of
two investigative committees
appointed.by Mayor Peter
Jones, and as spokesman for:
delegations to Council...
“Future development is a
major problem. When

‘ learned about. the proposal
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‘for housing up to
pocele above the Up
vels, I was: shocked. .No
developer serlously believes
he would get approval for so-
large. a project. He simply.
wants to get started, but to
let ‘a developer bulld a few -
hundred units _ would be
wrong, because “he would
soon want a few. hundred -
more. How did we get all the

 hi-riges across our: water-
front; if it. wasn’t:a few at.a

“If increased taxes are.

time? =

**Taxes: -have :. increased,

90.6% in the past-four years.
I've been told nothing can be
done. about it. That. state-
ment.. has already been -
challenged, successfully. -
Earlier this year'a group of

, concerned citizens presented |
a-petition to Council signed
by 1150 taxpayers. It was on
this same occasion. that 1

presented’ the concerns of

already: it ‘has acted as a
brake’ on: Council's attitude
toward spending. The Mayor
is now seeking to hold any
1977 tax inctease to 6%. |
“The expansion of Park
Royal, with major increases
in retall shopping, office, and -
apartment space,.-will add
substantially more. traffic to
this already congested area. |
It is not too. late to
re-negotlate this one-sided
contract, particularly when
you have a developer on one
side. of; the table..and the

“entire ‘population of West

Vancouver on the other.
“fam prepared to seck
_ Ways to control the escalation
‘in our taxes; lam prepared to
it the Park
‘Royal expansion; I) am
prepared to guard: against

undesirable . development.

My objective is: to, maintain

x . the quality of life: in: West

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