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AB - Wednesday, February 24, 1982 - North Shore News

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NDP seeksinput from small business

Dear Editor:

Small business is in
trouble. Interest rates,
inventory costs, red tape
requirements, the shutdown
of key sectors of the
provincial economy, and a
deepening recession — all
these create problems for
small business.

‘Small business needs help.
It’s badly under-represented
and misunderstood in
government. Smal] business

_, Reeds to be heard.

T Have the honour of being

Dear Editor:

I would like to comment
on your article, Premier St.
complaints dismissed, Feb.
10, 1982.

Well, the District and
Deputy Engineer Mr.
McBride may dismiss this
but we taxpayers on Premier
St. do not.

Mr. McBride does not live

Only a few more discriminating homebuyers will be able to
acquire an executive townhome at Concorde Place.

This opportunity will be short-lived: the pleasure and pride

Chairman of the Opposition
Standing Committee on
Small Business. I write to
advise your readers that we
will be meeting with small
business owners and
managers during March.

We will travel to various
and vital economic regions
and will — in private and in
public — listen to the
concerns, the ideas, the
problems and the plans of
small business. We are now
planning our schedule of
hearings across British
Columbia.

on Premier St. and put up
with the roar of trucks, and
cars 7 days a week or the
dust that we cat 365 days a
year, also the stench of
diesel fumes and _ rotten

arbage.

Mr. McBride contended,
North Shore News Feb. 10,
1982 that the district does its
best to keep the street dust

of ownership will not.

You will live in an exclusive, tree-sheltered enclave of homes >
distinguished by an exceptional standard of quality in
craftsmanship and design. Each spacious two- and
three-bedroom home offers a generosity of domestic
appointments which. frankly, borders on the indulgent.

Homes of this calibre are all too often inconveniently placed
and unaffordably priced. Concorde Place is neither.
Affordably you can live ~—and live splendidly — in one of
North Vancouver's most convenient locations.

Our display home created by internationally acclaimed

interior designer Peter Garrett. will be open for your

viewing, noon to five p.m., closed Fridays. Please call
980-0548 or 734-4822.

CONCORDE PLACE by Arena Developments

1745 Rufus Drive, North Vancouver
one block west of Mountain Highway.

During the first new
Democrat administration,
we were proud to initiate
such innovative programmes
as the B.C. Development
Corporation, a preferential
tax break for small business
and low interest loans to
farmers and other small
businesses.

In the future, these
programmes may require
change and_ redefinition.
New policies will be required
to guarantee small business

_ its place in the sun. We need

your advice.

free..I strongly reject, as the
sweeper if we're lucky comes
up once a day and most
times, does not use water to
sweep the street with. Mr.
McBride who are you
fooling?

Mrs. C. Nefat
North Vancouver

We would like to hear
from you directly. To
contact the new Standing
Committee on Small
Business, please call me in
Victoria at 387-6065 or write
to the address below. Thank
you.

Graham R. Lea, MLA

Chairman, NDP Caucus
Committee on Small
Business
Room 227, Parliament
Buildings

Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4

Who are you fooling, Mr. McBride?

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