% - Sunday, March 34, 1989 - Norti'Shore News

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POLLUTION OF HOWE SOUND

‘Shame on you, John Reynolds

OPEN LETTER TO JOHN
REYNOLDS, MLA, WEST
VANCOUVER-HOWE SOUND

i understand you believe the
Furry Creek area cf Howe Sound
“‘would be an ideal place’’ for a
major new petro-chemical plant
(North Shore News, Feb. 25.)

You also think ‘ta good idea’’
the creation of a new, estuary side,
deep-sea port at Squamish, and
were the bearer of ‘‘great news for
the community’’ that a new pulp
mill is proposed for Britannia
Beach.

Howe Sound is without a doubt
a fantastic recreational and tourist
resource to the Lower Mainland
and one of the province's finest at-
tributes. Already it is being
hideously scarred by the activities
of outdated pulp mills, allowed by
the misguided policies of former
administrations.

I cannot believe that any sane
person would envisage any further
industrial activity for this inlet.

Have you iried knocking on
doors to ask any local residents of
the Sound for their opinion? Is it
not obvious that our local future is
in tourism and recreation rather
than pulp mills and petro plants?

United Way
Says thanks

Dear Editor:

On behalf of United Way of the
Lower Maialend, thank you and
your readers for helping our 1988
campaign exceed its goal,

Together we raised $12,925,000,
surpassing our goal by $325,000.

This wonderful community
response came from individuals,
corporations, large and = smalt
businesses and union members.
Our agencies needed more moncy,
so we asked more of you to give
and, if you could, to give more.

You responded to the need.
More than 97,000 people gave, and
the total raised is 10 per cent more
than in 1987.

Thank you for listening to our
message, for your understanding,
and for your generosity. Your help
is deeply appreciated.

Gordon Waliace

General Campaign Chairman
United Way

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