Bob Hunter. got married

Sunday. The former Vancou-:- TF

ver Sun: columnist,. currently.
_ president ‘of! theGreenpeace |
_ Foundation, *:

Buddhist: ceremony in Van-
couver..” *

The: reception was. held 3 sins ome wore :
the community ‘hall in loco, |
where Bobbi grew up. It was °.

a sunny day, and many of the
guests spent the afternoon in.

married . chis a
“sweetie,” Bobbi Innes; in a _

‘ the grassy. field’ adjacen ae |

The North Shore News hit ;

edition. {NSN: . Apr. 21j.
quoting a few ‘residents’
‘remarks that Bruce Street: is
the.
Vancouver’. Many citizens,
including the executive of the:

Horseshoe-' Bay Community.

Association, are incensed by
this. unfair criticism. Com-
munity dances are indeed
- held at the hall —- where else
can adults: get. together. for
friendly socializing at” a
reasonable Price? ©

Most dances ‘are conduc-
ted responsibly,
down at 1 a.m. As stated by.
Inspector Brolly, the Police: *
have never had - a’ major *.
' problem at the hall: A few.
isolated, unfortunate’ inci-.
dents have-, riled “nearby: .
residents, and the. Situation:
has been slanted. out: of - all’

proportion. SMa on “tc tions, wok

- Under the auspices ‘of. the’ :
Horseshoe Bay. Community ve

- Association’. Executive.”. the
hall performs ; a necessary

~ Hanging,

Dear Sir:

The B.C. Civil fl Liberties |
Association is very. much -
concerned with the generally
‘retrogressive nature of major
sections of Bills C-83 and

. C-84, which have’ been:
labelled ‘‘Peace and Secur-
ity’* legislation by the federal’.
government.

‘It séems clear to. us that

~ the . federal government's’
strategy is to''‘buy’’ support
for the abolition of capital

" Clroulation: 46, 00

- Founded In 1000" a9 an: Inedspendent,: :
‘community nowsapapor, Yhe ‘North Shore: |: .
Nows is published waeokly, and distributed [:
to every door on: the North Shore. ‘It le a:
_.fpglaterod | newspaper — under: Part:
“Sohodute tf,. paragraph It ta of the Customs.

arid Exolse Act, os
- Ota, ae
/ Clasaltied

“*Skid” Road of. West .

closing

. community. service. . Activi-.
hard with: this: Wednesday’, Ci

ties -such as: community.

concerts and children’s par-.

ties ‘are popular: ‘The. senior
citizens regularly hold. meet-
ings, arts and crafts: classes,
and special events. in the
hall. Youngsters involved in

-conservation: utilize: the hall

as a meeting place for Forest
Guards and Wardens. ° Art
students under the. auspices
of Capilano _ ‘College :: are
involved in painting classes.

‘there. A thriving local ‘drama

group, — “‘Baystage”’, - ‘has:

entertained ‘the community

with delightful presentations ..
in. the : ‘hall.
-includes access for: fi

\ derbies, ‘cat. rallies, ae

‘making, -religious”’ gtoups;:

_and. various ‘ meetings.~ At’
election time the. hall serves -
as a. polling station. Local.

’ bridal parties often use. ‘the:

facility” for wedding recep” :

Through the “efforts of he.

. members.of the association;-.,
: expensive renovations. have.

bill: criticized Le

‘punishment | Bill with,

increasingly punitive | ‘and
brutalizing treatment |
offenders, which : will make.

Canada's already ineffective .
“and degrading prison system.”
more useless, uncivilized and.

inhumane. |.
| The:

‘abolish capital. punishment
because it is not an ‘effective

.deterrent and therefore im-.
in order to”
Protect society from such

schiecrof rere anore rom pres Weck

moral, then.

Publisher,
Editor:

- Stall: |

Sharon: . Johnson

The list also |.

“of. ne

government” S. argu-—
trent dis Msasically” that if we.

. ;Aasletant Publisher

; Photographer. )
. Advertising Manioet yt

Heather: Andria,

Brass.

‘| came outside to soak up their

“Halibut ‘boat that ‘carried: ‘Bob ; Ge
. ,,Hunter and: other, foundation:~
ir, - members :-in® last: ‘spring’s. .
all., Confrontation ‘.° <x
whalers, ca came to: > bring. his’

“with: . the

., transformed the. interior of
the hall and the ‘members:

its appearance... oe

The. executive, ‘including
—_ presi-
‘dent, Judy Weiser —. vice-
president, Michele Davies ~ —_
secretary; Edna ‘Carroll’. —.

treasurer, and Teti Taylor —-
spend "a

social convenor, |
: great deal of: voluntary - time.

< and. effort to: ~manage: the QE
"affairs of the half. Any local

‘resident is more than wel-. .
‘come to offer his : services and °
_Sonstructive criticism: we oe - sals are not Supported by’ any:
executive  teprets | that eM d
B ‘Sreet,” “Or indeed 3 any. .
‘cher “street “in. “Horseshoe

Bay, should be referred to.as
“Skid Road”.

Yours truly, “ a | .

“M. L. Davies, Secretary, . ao
“Horseshoe. may Conitmunity - :

6424: Bruce. Sts" oA, 4 Mo, 4 ;
. West, , Vancouver. eS

"person wemust. keep them in
prison for the. major part of

the’ rest: of their lives, even .
though they may be complet-
ely rchabilitated..In addition, -

this. government legislation
proposes. a.

treatment of prison inmates.

incarcerated in'them, result-
ing ‘in- less Protection for

x

° Pater Speck \
“Hex Weyler -
, Shane McCune |:

Bob Graham "

‘Paula | Ford,: Linda:

| Greon,' Wendy Green,. Garol: ‘Hasean;, Barbara |,
-., Haywood, Randy ° Hllthquaa, ; Bornio ; ‘Hiiard, -[:

‘considerable |
* number: of . changes in: the

Boe _/ Etlawarth Diekeoe Bi

“Patricia : ‘Cardia, |
4, Yvonne Chapman, Carolyn: Goloclough, Holon.
7 — Dickey, Linda Doygias,:

“Mikes Koon, 5, Botey : Knight, ..;Ann:, Kotod,.
a, *y

_: Madololne Leroy, Faye: McGrae; Jéessio Marks,

i Jennle Johnson, Terry Johnson, Barbara Keon,

- @ultlermo Lam, : Joyce .Lawry, Maina: Lelren, |

| " ‘Sorensen, Fiona: ‘Stews
. Wah ; end Vanelol

‘ Dartone Mason, Jill: Plasa, Maurean, Roach, |
-Nanseor. Shiv}he Legh. “Anta... lym, | Sylvia. |

mt Sam ‘Sam’ ‘Stewart, . ‘Alan'}
)

Wiallance, Allison,

, ‘media

share of the spring sunshine’
and film the Buddhist. chant-
ing. os

juggled brightly 0 colored balls

a in the air.

“noon.

- It wasn't publicized with hee
‘the same splash given to the. Kennedy Airport and took off “Commons.”*

British bicentennial . gift to
~the U.S.,-but it was a worthy. -

“project: and ~ well Sone: .

nevertheless. .
Ke seems: a a chap. with the

ss delightfully Yankee name’ of Langhans
rs fee Langhans i is: the town...

a Town, New York.:

of .. - Huntington -

For. his: bicentendial pro- —
.ject, ‘Rufus. doubled as the
town’: s debt collector. :

‘take a great. ‘deal ‘of. Pride i in

in the: course-..of his-
-research,“he discovered that
after the Revolutionary War, .
King George’s troops depar- ~

' ted’ without’ honoring their
JOUs—which ° amounted to

some: ‘$15,000.

“‘Decked out in ‘appropriate .

society rather thant n more. ~ ~

The: government” s propo-:

- sion “of, Canada, which has
‘spent: “years © Studying the
Problem.”

The.’ BC. civil, ‘Liberties
Association i is sure that there .
‘aré: many: community. organi-
“zations: in this: province and:
across Canada which. oppose

' such a synical and politically

“expedient act‘on the part of
the federal government with

_. respect to a matter. of: such
“+ moral and practical impor-.'
. tance to. all Canadian | citi-

zens. We do not think that a”

‘majority of Canadians would

buy the deal being offered by |
_the federal government. if

‘they were in possession of all

_.the facts. In return ‘for the
abolition’ of Capital Punish-
ment on moral grounds, we —

are being asked to give up

which.will inevitably increase, significant civil liberties, to

the amount of- injustice that " ‘make prisons more ineffec-

occurs in. our. prison: system. tive and brutal and more

and. will. consequently in- |
. crensie the bitterness of those

expensive, with the assur-

‘ ance that all of this will result
; in less protection to society.

The B. ron Civil, Liberties

our opposition to this deal:

ao Sending copies of our
‘Welets to every member of
Parliament. and every
‘Senator. a

‘plete to every clvil libertics
‘and human rights association
in; Canada, urging them to
‘follow our: lead in’ thelr
respective areas.

ae Arranging for our views
ito be aired in all of the news

‘ahd smatlonally. ”

"6

“the: afternoo: distinctions: ae we os

id the suit Si" .
blurred and the ite Went sailing Monday, § for. -:
a couple of hours. after work...
The breeze was brisk and.the’.
boat slid across the inlet from...
Mosquito ” Creek,. ‘balanced ee
between the force of the wind:
“onthe sails and tie. weight of, .
“the keel.

“} Kids played with ballons. -
= Dogs frisked around: A man

"Gee, what a nice’ after -

colonial ‘garb, complete with.

Association is therefore plan- |
ning to ‘take the fdllowing -
actions to let our representa: -
tives in Parliament know of -

” ‘Sending copies. of our

There. was ‘a lot. tof marine -
traffic — i felt very: insignifi- as

‘sword, he ‘boarded a plane at.
for London to collect.” -

Ths typically. bold’ Ameri. |

can ‘gesture’ was. met by: a:

typically coo!. British ‘parry. .
was. shuffled. .—

. politely — from one depart...
ment to another.

Finally, he raade ‘his: way.
_ to the office of the Chancellor:
of the Exchequer, Denis
Healey. _ sees

“They were very cordial,” ”
said Rufus. ‘‘The chancellor.
was on vacation, but I did”
spend some.time with his
‘private secretary, a man
named. Smith. I was. invited. -
to tea and ‘told that the |
matter should probably be...

e - Taking out a special”
advertisement i in the Vancou-
ver Sun to alert the people of
B.C. to‘aur position and the

: facts which’ ‘support it. -

“ve Making representations. to

‘the . Parliamentary- Commit- —
tee on Justice and = Legal -
Affairs. opposing those as-—
‘pects. - of the two: bills as:

“outlined. in the’. ‘attached

briefs. * )

“We have included with this.
letter a copy of.our position _

paper on Bills. C-83 and C-84
- and a summary of that paper. _
free to use ©. . Zalm

Please feel
‘excerpts from this. matrial -
provided of course, the sense
of it is preserved.

Yours sincerely,

| Christopher Rigg,,
President
BCCLA

Ban smoke

. Dear Sir:

I agree with ‘the: letters to:
the editor written by Mr. and
’ Mrs. Krocher and Robert:
~ and Mary Stevens re: burn-.
‘ing of garden refuse. All
those fires do is make our
already polluted air’. smell
worse, In my opinion they"
should be banned,

‘have avery valid point,”
though, in saying..that cars.
. and motorcycles are worse,
‘and especially people ‘who «
- insist on making life. miser-

foot “ore. carrier. ‘going. ‘one’
“way and a 700-foot freighter 7

huffled. — ote

- engines. .

fe ‘Victoria, B. noe

> formed,

he averag
Mr. H. Hawthorne does” .¢

homes, :

‘going the other.” beth

wags

- We saw killer whales again ;

ih the harbor.: One. rose near.
‘enough: for ‘us. to’ hear “it”
breathes ‘It’s: reassuring to: -
“. $ee nature. - g
‘undisturbed ‘in: ‘the. -midst of.
SO much: ‘commer me

‘on:

brought: up

"Translation: Nice ty ole
boy, but it's. no: Good...

“mind: a ‘tad made. a3

| peader offered ne ‘his 6pinion
_on ‘the Bractice. of ‘talking: to. .

‘ plants:. 62002 Fete
“As a oad: of - bbish,”* nan
_he said. ‘‘F’ve been. Swearing
at: those.” damn: weeds’ for -
. years, and they sé
every spring."

le’ s’ amazing (and 5 Ss iden-

. ing). to. see so many eeople

puffing _. away" ‘steam,

Mike: “

Mrs. JA. Funk” “Ks, wo :

103-1430 Chesterfield -
North Vancouver - a

Parliament: —_

‘Care Parent's: ‘Association”’,
Iwould like.to inform, you of
our. dissatisfaction. with: your

. _ proposed. ’ (eronge in tlie |.

yicore. —

: subsidy’ rates: fo
Children” spparently. are a
low. priority.’ lin the: “Social
‘Credit govern we

care and’ future;
-evalyated. at’ fos.
famil ts eat ):to. .
amily day: ere ¢).to. your
proposed: 50c/hr,'; (an in-
crease of: Scie in 'two years).

7036. crate
arged. i ‘S), ‘98,00: per.
a per: “day: ‘otakl ng It:most
difficult’ for ‘parents and the |
Day’ Care. In mation, offices
to, ‘secure: ‘famth “day | care

able with ‘thelr foul ci at 5 won
. ettes. gar- «Because * there, gre “no

a under-three ‘centres: on. the

both tye aout B Cy,

ae

People who smoke — thiete

clothes smell bad and thieir.

breath worse. If they must do. :
so I_ would appreciate it if’
_ they would do so only in their
own homes and yards, not in:
‘public cating prens;"etd, |

weber eves

rn La)

North Shore;'family day care
is the only resource;open to”
: Patents. ‘Teenagers’ receive —
1.00/hr. rate'to watch T.V.
while e’child: waleeps, | yet.
day care ‘mothers dre expec:
tea, to {éod; teeth puperviee:

aa ii an wane. de