8 — Wednesday, May 13, 1987 — North Shore News

f. VAN DISTRICT COUNCIL

Students tackle civic government

FOR THE first time ever, district. after his brief brush with considering political futures.
council, mayor and staff in North municipal government. “Twas surprised about the
Vancouver turned over their But 14-year-old Nicola Lam- minor things like doors on
respective seats of power to 12 brechts and 15-year-old Andrea buildings and landscaping that
students forming a junior council Wiebe, both Balmoral junior sec- they have to deal with,’ said
Monday night to mark Local Gov- ondary students, are definitely not junior ald. Wiebe.
ernment Awareness Week.

The junior council members
worked their way through a regu-
lar council agenda, tackling the
meat and potato municipal issues
faced by district council week in,
week out,

Following the junior council ses-
sion, the decisions made by the
students were ratified by district

council. a $
The students represented high ; 4.50 PER DAY

schools throughout North Van- § . .
couver, * Supervised parking

Participating students included § ° Complimentary shuttle to Vancouver
Tany2 James, junior land agent; § International Airport
Lee Ann McGuire, junior ald.; ff * 24 hours per day - 7 days per week
Tiovereetas 'faon aud: Frau : * Car servicing available
Stobbs, junior manager: Steve * 500 C.A.1. (C.P.) Bonus Points for 3 days
Oliver, junior clerk; Mike Depfyf- parking
fer, junior mayor; Sunny §
Tollestrup, junior planner; Nicola | PARK-N-FLY WITH us!
Lambrechts, junior ald.; Andrea
Wiebe, junior ald.; Alexandra 8311 Sea Island Way

Carr, junior ald.; Joe Noonan, Richmond

junior ald. ;

“It was very enjoyable and ex- (across from the Skyline Hotel!)
tremely interesting,’ said 47- 278-8311
year-old junior ald. Joe Noonan ee Pe a

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