this sign in a tree outside its 12th Street and Lonsdale Avenue focatien as a reminder.

LIBERALS

Leader Lee will
be busy visitor

PROVINCIAL LIBERAL leader Art: Lee will
visit the North Shore a week from today and local
party members plan to keep him busy.

Lee will address two con-
stituency annual general
meetings next Wednesday
evening as part of his efforts
to . revitalize the flagging
provincial party.

Lee is scheduled to be
guest speaker at the annual
general meeting of the North
Vancouver Provincial

Liberal Association and the
annusi’ general meeting of
the. West Vancouver-Howe
Sound Liberal, Association
on Wednesday.

The North Vancouver
association will hold its
meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the
Capilano Room of the In-

“ternational Plaza Hotel.

The West Van-Howe
Sound Liberals will meet at 8
p.m. at the library of West

Vancouver Secondary School.

More information about
the mectings, which are aim-
ed at increasing interest in
and support for the Liberal
party on the North Shore,
can be obtained from Robert
Belanger at %86-5586 or
Peter Minshull at 926-1432.

NDP launches drive
for more members

NORTH VANCOUVER-
Seymour New Democrats
have launched a drive to dou-
ble the constituency associa-

tion’s membership in the next-

year.
The drive is part of a
province-wide effort to raise
the number of registered New
Democrats from 24,255 to
100,000 by Spring, 1986.
“As part of that effort
each constituency association
has been asked to increase its
membership to 10 per cent of
its vote in the last provincia!
eiection,” said North Van-
couver Seymour NDP presi-
dent Terry Lavender. ‘For
us that means effectively
doubling our membership to

Lavender said each New
Democrat in the constituency
is being asked to sign up two
other members. To help with
this effort, the provincial
party has started a direct mail
cazapaign targeted at current
and potential members in
cach of the constituencies.

To help encourage more
members, the New
Democratic Party has drop-
ped the $25 minimum
membership fee and is now
accepting membership by
donation,

“There are many people in
North Vancouver who are
upset with the Social Credit
style of confrontation and
cutbacks,” Lavender said.
“*These are the people we are

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