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Lights on says WVPD

‘“‘DAYLIGHTERS LIVE
longer, use our headlights
day and night’’

That’s the message on a
bumper sticker that arrived at
the West Vancouver Police
Department this week and
they like the idea so much
they've decided to do
something about it.

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Prompted by the bumper
sticker, sent by Homemakers
Magazine, and following the
lead of the City of Toronto,
the WVPD is declaring the
week of March 25 to 31
Daylighters Live Longer
Week.

During that time they're
pushing the message that by
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substantially reduce the risk
of automobile accidents.

Homemakers Magazine,
which is pushing the pro-
gram, says using headlights
day and night can reduce the
number of accident by as
much as 20 per cent because
of the increased visibility of
cars.

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THE SQUAMISH indian
Band of North Vancouver is
considerably richer — in land
and money — this week as
the provincial government
has completed its part of the
cut-off land claims deal.

The province announced
Tuesday it has transferred ti-
tle of cut-off lands to the

North Shore
MADD gets

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LAND TRANSFERRED

Cut-off land

Squamish Band and four
others in the province that
reached agreement on cut-off
land claim settlements last
year. The land transfer is the
final technicality in com-

pleting the settlement.

That means the Band now
has, among other pieces of
property, title to a 25.9 acre
piece of Ambleside Park.

settlement final

Chief Joe Mathias of the
Squamish Band, speaking
from Ottawa where he is at-
tending the constitutional
conference on aboriginal
rights, said the future of the
park will be decided when the
band considers its over-all
land use plans and policies at
@ meeting in May.

He suggested that the
Ambleside Park land will not
continue to be used for public
park purposes.

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busier now
AS THE weather improves and the high school
graduation season approaches, the North and West
Vancouver chapter of MADD — Mothers Against
Drunk Drivers — is getting more active.

Through this weekend, victims of drinking drivers,

MADD is operating an infor-
mational display at Capilano
Mall to make people aware of
the group and its activities.
They group will follow the

regularly monitors court
cases and lobbies for increas-
ed penalties for impaired
drivers who take the lives of
others.

public display with a meeting Monday’s meeting, ‘TIME OUT __

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Highlands United Church. Highlands Church (2355 980-9211 980-0116
MADD, primarily a group Edgemont Bivd.), is open to 1199 Lynn Valley Road

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