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WEST VANCOUVER | District
Council recently defeated a motion
to proceed with a lane paving pro-
ject after concerns were raised by
some residents about the manner
in which a petition on the subject
was presented,

A number of residents at 1220-
1296 Kings Avenue, 1209-1293
Jefferson Avenue and 1295 J2th
Street requesteu their names be
withdrawn from the petition to
approve the project, saying in-
complete information was given to
them when they signed it.

Ald. Diana Hutchison admitted
the petitioner may not have been
completely clear in explaining the
project, but added: ‘‘We have to
respect the work this citizen did
and we must respect the rules
which in my opinion are fair.”’

In order for such local im-
provement projects to go ahead,
there must be two-thirds support
from area residents.

Ald. Donald Griffiths also said
council should go ahead with the
project, rather than ‘‘frivolously”’
defeat it.

Ald. David Finkty said it is not
frivolous to take into account the
will of the public.

Clerk Doug Allan suggested a
statement be included on petitions,
saying that names cannot be
removed after petitions are receiv-
ed by the clerk's office.

Locai art students
draw internationally

FOUR NORTH SHORE student
artists have splashed onto the in-
ternational art scene with an exhib-
ition presently being shown at the
Emily Carr College of Art and
Design.

The exhibition, which is called
International Young Art and is
sponsored by the college, has
brought together over 900 works
from around the globe on the
theme of transportation and com-
munication.

Among the 900 artists are David
Rawling, Jasmine Tunchbilek, 16,
Suzanne Thon, 17, and Lianne
Carley, 18, all from the North
Shore.

Tunchbilek’s and Thon’s cre-
ations, both felt-pen drawings, are
called called Bike and Fred respec-
tively, while Rawling’s work is a
photo silkscreen prim called ’53
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The exhibit, which runs at the
college until Sept. 30, is dedicated
to the memory of Sir Hebert Read,
because of his particular relation-
ship with the International Society
for Education Through Art, said
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The exhibition was funded by
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endorsed by Expo as part of Cele-
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The exhibition follows fast on
the heals of the British Columbia
Young Artist biennial exhibition
which featured seven North Shore
artists including: Jennifer Sunday,
5, Maria Hubinette, 11, Susi
Schiller, 10, Sara Kaye, 14, Saf-
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The provincial exhibit, which
consists of 159 works split into two
shows is touring 23 communities in
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