N. Shore agenda highlights

Agenda highlights of
North Shore’ council
meetings Monday night

include the following:

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY (7:30)

Delegation: J. Poulsen and
Dr. J.J. Anderson, re Strata
Title Conversion - 1535 St.
Georges Ave.

Jeux Canada Games ‘81:
re financial contribution

Ski for Light (Canada) 81:
re hosting and sponsoring a
dinner

Association of Kinsmen
Clubs: re February °81 anni-
versary edition message

Bill 56 - the Holiday
Shopping Act; discussion

Federal Excise tax on
Natural gas; discussion

Flagpole Light - Boulevard
Park; report of the City
Engineer

Rezoning - 100 Block,

East First - application of
Lonsdale Enterprises.

Report of director.

WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT (8 P.M.)

Public meeting: Develop-
ment permit, 594 16th
Street, proposed town house
development by Lewis
Construction Ltd.

Development permit, 201
Rabbit Lane

Seniors Advisory Board —
five terms of reference

Parks and Recreation
Advisory Commission re
Hollyburn Ridge Cabin 208

Martin Corporation, re
registration of building
scheme covenant, Caulfield
Plateau

Property tax abatement of
tax penalties

Proposed road closure -
Cypress Trail sub-division

International Land

Corporation, re approval of
plaus for Panorama Village

Stage 5 ~

NORTH VANCOUVER
DESTRICT (8 P.ML)

1980 Fleet replacements
for Fire Department

Proposed council initia-
uve for Eastleigh Lane

Traffic access, 14th and
Mountam Highway

Delegations: Brad and
Lark Nobile - re
tion of property,
Hunter

R.G. Vagg, re official
community plan for Lynn-
mour
Access to Cedar Village
subdivision :

1521

Proposed intermediate
care facility, 19th and
Mountam Highway.

Dental shortage hits

LIUNGBY, Sweden (UPI) -
Most people shy away from
visits to the dentist, but
residents of this southern
Swedish town were so
anxious for dental work they
short-circuited 12,000
phones.

Sweden has a shortage of
dentists and when a local
dentist announced = an

INDIAN AFFAIRS MINISTER SAYS

Indian rights protected

VANCOUVER (UPC) -
Indian rights would continue
to be protected under a
patriated Canadian consti-
tution despite Indian leaders’
fears to the contrary, Indian
Affairs Minister John Munro
said Thursday.

Munro attempted = to
reassure delegates attending
the 12th annual general
assembly of the Union of
B.C. Indian Chiefs the “legal
Situation” is that native
tights and freedoms as they
exist in the British North
America Act would still be
protected.

“There is nothing in
patriation to take that away,
nothing to detract from what
you now have, ” Munro said.

the federal government of
plotting to extinguish abori-

ginal nights claimed by
Canada’s Indians.

Trudeau's proposed
charter of human nghts and
freedoms does not guarantec
any mghts for natives
although 11 clearly states that
no nghts can be taken away.

Indian leaders arguc that
those nghts are not defined
anywhere, including the
BNA Act, and that the whole
process of entrenching a
charter of human nghts and
freedoms would be mcaning
less for the country’s | 3
milhon naQtves.

Manucl

also. said the

wit

charter of rights and free-
doms would make the
crimimatory and therefore
illegal.

Monro told the delegates
Prime Minister Pierre

Troadeau had agreed this
week to approach Indian
leaders to discuss a possible

The Capilano Progressive Conservative Association

Annual General
Meeting
& Dinner Dance

Friday. October 24

$35 per couple

No-host bar 6:45
Omnner served 7:15
Annual Meeting and
etection of officers 8:30
Dance to follow

Public Welcome

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987 3447
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Cooper Gan in OaBas, eras and Nike shoes.

Everyone atiendng wil receive 4 $10 dr
cout coupon for YMCA Ulestyte inventory

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hundreds of callers jammed
the central telephone ex-

It took several hours to
repair the damage.

which would be organized
according to the wishes of
the native leaders, could
inchud bi .

and provincial leaders im
addition to Indian leaders.

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