lorth Shore ma

N. VAN CITY —

I hope that in 1983 the
federal government will
work closely with the
provincial governments to
provide the leadership,
legislation and funding
necessary to bring about an
improvement in- the
Canadian economy. a
significant decrease in the

The New Year of 1983 is
upon us and we must view it
with hope, courage, and in
good spirits.

For the people of West
Vancouver, the Municipality
in its private and _ public
places is in good shape and
will remain so with the ef-

following. and the fall
therafter, will hold together,
work together, and sustain
itself together to remain the
place where we wish to live
and which we hold quite
dear.

Your Municipal
Organization, staff. and
equipment are for service to
the Muncipality. Our
physical assets improve a

9. Wednesday, December 29, 1982 - Nerth Shore News

yors look at 1983

cohesion, and*a Happy New
Year for all.

Derrick Humphreys,
Mayor
West Vancouver

number of unemployed and
a greater supply of low-cost
housing for those requiring
it.

“MAYOR

In British Columbia, I

would like to see the JACK LOUCKS
provincial government development of: our
reform the present waterfront park.

municipal tax system so that
municipalities will be able to
tax all classes of property
more equitably through the
use of a variable mill rate.
Municipally, 1 hope, in
spite of the restraint
program, to see a reasonable
level of services being
provided with littl or no

In closing, on behalf of
City Council, I would like to
extend to each resident of
the City of North Vancouver
season's greetings and best
wishes for a happy and
prosperous New Year. I
would also hope that each
and every one of us who is
able will make every effort in

forts of all. Individually and
collectively we can_ still
improve and maintain our
mountainside and waterfront
community as we would
want it to be.
: tain areas of our
uplicipalityare set aside for

mercial areas to service
bed: room community.
the storekeepers
eryice operators upon
whom we depend. They are
part of our community and
deserve our patronage and
custom, being taxpayers in
common with us all. They
will need our spending cash
flow during 1983 and I know,

increase in the general the coming ‘year to assist that the-quality and prices of
property tax, a further those who are less fortunate their goods and services will
improvement in our tax than we are. deserve it.

base, continued im- I Know that the com-
plementaion of our ten year J.E. Loucks munity of West Vancouver
plan. and the beginning of Mayor through this winter and the
the second phase in the’ North Van City spring to come, the summer

N. VAN DIST.

On behalf of Council, 1
would like to extend to each
resident of the District of
North Vancouver, season's
greetings and best wishes for
a bright and Promising New
Year.

On the bright side. we at
_ the District hall have noticed
an upswing in activity as'
reflected by the first ac-
cepted tenders of our land
sales program in some nine
months. The prices bid for
the lots have established a
new level of values whith
appears to be fair and
realistic. Furthermore, an

MAYOR
MARILYN BAKER
the highest in the world, in a
province of that country that
is recognized as a Garden of
Eden and in a community in
that province that offers a
safe and beautiful place to
pursue one’s dreams. we

have the best of all worlds.
increase in the issuance of And it is up to us, g within

*To

enough to be sure our voice
is heard - be it on the ban-
ning of outdoor burning or
the banning of nuclear arms.
this end we will be
reinstituting the live, phone-
in “Town Hall” meetings on
Cable 10 - the first scheduled
for Thursday, January 27th.
I believe District Council is
prepared and able to reflect
the wishes of our citizens as
a whole.

So when the last strains of
Auld Lang Syne have been
sung and we ring in the New
Year, let us look forward to
a New Year of promise and
hope...and that, indeed.
should make us all happy.

Marilyn Baker

little each year. May 1983 be
still a year of improvement,

a

" MAYOR DERRICK
HUMPHREYS

community

Y. FRANKS

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED IN SHIPPING
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GROUP INCLUDES MICROWAVE OVENS,

DISHWASHERS, REFRIGERATORS,

RANGES, RANGE HOODS, FREEZERS,

WASHERS AND DRYERS.
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SOME APPLIANCES ONE-OF-A-KIND
ALL WITH FULL WARRANTY

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From the store with an 85 year tradition of value . . .

USE YOUR VISA OR MASTERCARD

YEAR-END SALE

OF FLOOR MODELS, DEMONSTRATORS,
DISCONTINUED LINES AND APPLIANCES

Sad RANKS

1554 Marine Dr., West Vancouver (Across from the Odeon)

ESTD. 1896

926-0124

building permits, which had our power to Sure its

Mayor
trickled down to virtually nil continuation, if we

care North Van District
during the usually busy
summer months, heralds
renewed activity...all a

result, no doubt, of the drop
in interest rates to an af-
fordable level. These har-
bingers of better times ahead
should provide a little ray of
hope that by the end of 1983

DEELERS ANNUAL SALE

Reg SALE

4605B) ss SECTIONAL BOOKCASI 895 650 2093
we may be back on an even 20280 CARVED OAK BOOKCASI 895 550 4563K
keel 4617J OAK ROLL TOP DESK 1895 1450 4270E

It will take some time for 21617 OAK WELSH DRESSER 1050 850 4328C
the initial activity to “ripple PC145 EARLY VIC WELSH DRESSER 1950 1395 4697C
out through the work force 20903. = CARVED OAK BUFFFT 1895 1295 20745
and I don't beheve we can 22914 OAK DESK 1095 750 4491C
realistically expect. or 18662. LIGHT OAK WELSH DRESSER 1850 1295 4517E
desire, that it will reach the 4450D WALNUT BOOKCASE 595 450 4084F
“wave like proportions of 4686F PINE PEDESTAL TABLI 895 650 17124
several years ago, but | 4660C REGENCY PINE WASHST AND 595 399 4140B
beheye we can look forward PC239A DECORATED PINE CHEST 195) 499 4559K
to a healthier economic 4679) = PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS 395 295 2044
climate in the New Year. 4680H — PINF SIDEBOARD 89H 550 22432

Your 1983 Council faces a 4736) PINE BLANKET BOX 360 275 4622E
number of challenges, not 19711 PINE MILITARY CHEST 750 499 4618D
the deast «Sf which 1s 4718F PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS 450 375 45319
mamtuning an acceptable 4658C PINE BOOKC ASF 1095 699

level of Service vis-a vis an
acceptable tax
ticularly ano our disastrous
economic chmate and at a
ime of hgh unemployment.
and particularly) durng a
year of mumeipal employee
labour

PINE REPECTORY TAL t

levy = par

ad.

contract

negotiahions fo beleve the

message coming through

from our taxpayers

residential industrial and X
commercial alike that they <=
are not a bottomless pi wall

be heeded ino this Council
and that every penny cx-
pended on municipal ser
vices will be careclully
scrutinized and pusafied

lo ai country whose
standard of fiving ws one of

his’
Sale also at:

450 W. HASTINGS
681-7241

699
(* SUBJECT TO PRESALE)

SILVER, JEWELRY, BRASS, COPPER 25% OFF

ENTIRE INVENTORY ON SALE
BE FIRST! THESE ITEMS LOCATED AT

Ww) DEELERS ANTIQUES

832 N.PARK ROYAL 922-0213

3055 GRANVILLE
738-8411

Open 9.30 to 5:30 daily

Reg. SALE
INLAID | OO TABLE 1295 950
MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS 650 499
VICT SPRING ROCKING CHAIR 485 865
CARVED WALNUT DISPLAY CAB 1080 699
SATIN WALNUT DRESSER 350 275
ART NOUVEAU OAK DRESSER 350 275
BOW FRONT MAHOG CHEST 980 499
VICT MARISLE WASHSTAND 450 350
CHINA CABINET 495 350

MAHOGANY WARDROBI 795 499
OAK GATELEG TABLE 350 275
OAK GATELEG TABLE 550 399
5 PCE OAK DINING SUITE 895 695
5 PCE GOLDEN OAK DIN STE B95 695
4 OAK BARLEY TWIST CHAIRS B95 675
OAK DRAWLEAF TABLE 350 295
INL AID WAL LCL OCK 795 599

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1656 MARINE DR. SURREY
531-9866