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inquiring
reporter

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

The rain has arrived and many people are
planning winter vacations all over the world
to escape.

Today’s question is:

‘What is your favourite
winter vacation spot?’’

Rory Pender
North Vancouver

1 have been going to
Whistler for the past few
years. The first year |
went for the skiung, but
recently I just go for the
parties. This winter, | am
going to California.

Clayton Caldwell
North Vancouver

1 like to go to Pmnce
George. | have relatives
there. There is lots of
snow up there — I like
that. The lakes freeze
over too.

Al Doherty
North Vancouver

Last year | went to Palm

Spnngs. This year I'm
going to Hawan or
Bermuda 1 have to say
that Barbados 1s) my

favournte spot I guess I'm

lucky to work for the
Federal Business
Development Bank

because | pet a month off
in the winter

Baras Joscph
North Vancouver

dont lhe to

| take
vacations in the winter of

SMOIMCTE

because of the

What 1

eras

crowes
like te

ACROSS

would

drive

right

C atacda in the

spr iin

Debbie Stcben

North V am ousv.ss

live

Tota ve ragetet Meee I

neat Cotenane Movuintaie

and Tospead a lot of tune

shiny there when there s

snow

Task-force tables report

FROM PAGE A3

report asks, “the benefits or
the costs? That is a question
that can only be decided by
the people of the Dhistrict
and their elected
representauves.”

The report also suggests
that the provincial govern-

ment can aid in a clear
separation of future
residential and _ industrial

areas by planning now for

industrial parks and
decentralization of the
chlorine industry.

As well, it recommends

the establishment of a safety
board, “to imsure that the
public is being protected,
that industrial activities in
general are monitored and
safety regulations enforced
and to provide elected of-
ficials with a resource to
assist them in dealing with
such matters.”

District close to
Delbrook takeover

he offer by North
Vancouver District to
purchase Delbrook School
has been “very favorably
received” by North Van
School Board, according to
District Mayor Don Bell.

“It looks ike we may be
able to buy the property

from the school board,” Bell
told District council at its

‘Horrendous’ tax
jumps face WV

FROM PAGE At

allow for landscaping and
painting school extenors.

Trustee Norman Alban,
however, warned that West
Van Taxpayers might have
to be convinced that the
School Board 1s doing new
and better things now than in
previous years

“There might’ be
horrendous increase
school taxes this) year
should be prepared for an
uproar.” Alban told the
board “With 414 teachers
this year taxpayers should be
told theyre getting
benefits |

some

Board Chairman

Audrey
that mt 1s
“very difficult to have a plus

and checklist

Soyonky rephed

minus when

were about

talking
cducation |

“We must admit cduc ation
has changed since the
we had 14) teachers in West
Van

attempted

days

So much more as being

by se hools that

they are alent wn an

overload they are dong

an outstanding yob
Soypyonky cmphasized

Ihe

provisional

board parsed the

budpet

uoanitousty and will

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Bell said there were still
some formal and legal
procedures that must be
completed before final
acceptance of the offer
could be confirmed.
continue to debate = its

various items unul February
1S.

AGREEMENT
Chairman Inman
recommended to council

that the task force remain in
place for the coming year
and meet in six months to
evaluate progress made in

implementing the recom-
mendations.

Representatives of the
Chemical Hazards Alert

Committee also attended the
council meeting and issued a_

statement saying’ the
committee “is in- full
agreement” with the task
force recommendations.

“CHAC will also be
carefully monitoring the

actions of the three levels of

government,” the statement
said
Council received the

report and commended the
task force for its diligence
and dedication in
pletng its work.

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