ee oT

»

e

Dear Editor:

It was with a great deal of amusement that I learned,

‘ through your recent article,

the establishment of NOVVA and: the quotation attributed to Clare. Mac- Sorley, its president, stating . “we believe the professionals will: solve the problems”. Also attributed to him was the fact reacting to the “irrational,” irresponsible. and unreason-

INOVVA was,

| able” actions. of CCA.

I* must admit with some sorrow that I, a parent of four school-age children, very ‘active in community — youth: activities, recentl attended my ' first Schoct Trustees’ meeting. What an_

- eyeopener! I learned that the -

asi

irrational, irresponsible and unreasonable” CCA trustees David ‘ Craig and Ernie

. . Oe ee

: number of teachers at ‘the -school who wanted the

addition of the sport. -

However, I guess NOVVA trustees Burbidge, -. Lynas,

- Smelovsky and Warburton,—

who voted ‘against allowing Handsworth. soccer, | were

hopeful “the: professionals

-will solve’ the” problems”. Even though these same “professionals” ..knew there have been petitions every. year for the past’ 3 years favouring-school-soccer, the

latest. in’ 5 school days |

collecting over 300 student signatures. these same “professionals” State that football and soccer cannot coexist, they do at every . other - nN. Ve high ‘school. :

a *

. “Three to four’: ‘years ago there was another. parent-

Even though .

No wonder the. CCA, of which.I.am not a member, is

gathering support. If the - :

NOVVA trustees cannot see

the simple justice on a non- -

issue . like Handsworth.

‘soccer; what do they feel on _

real educational ‘issues af-_

fecting the poor long suf--

fering taxpayer, parent and, I might add, even student?

1 would suggest finally that every taxpayer and voter in —

N.V. City. and District take

the. interest-and-attend the — next Public school trustees |

meeting they are able to. Maybe they will all. be able to find the amusement I have felt and maybe even. attach words like “irrational,

irresponsible and unreason- —

able” riot to the CCA but to the trustees who feel. “the professionals. will solve the problems”.

Doris Orr should receive

some B. Cc. lottery money

Dear Editor:

I wish to repeat here some information which we received from our Provincial Secretary Hugh Curtis, in

our Government News to ‘include objects of a second chance to life. Surely UP ee ee Door" Through The Out 2 (February ‘79) and wonder national, patriotic, religious, — they should have as much of LP oe: Case, on: L.P., ea: Cass. os: ines aie why small benevolent groups philanthropic, charitable, a chance as the fine arts, for 5.99 6.99 a § 99

such as Doris Orr's are not Scientific, environmental or without refinement of = - 3.9 at

included in the lottery fund hand-outs.

“Because of the standing

out- success and in-

creasing revenues the Lotteries-Act was amended in 1977 and the Western Canada Lottery Foundation changed its bylaws to broaden the fields in which these revenues could be used

‘conservational nature and to purchase, establish, develop, maintain and operate facilities, programs and services used or useful in connection therewith.’”

So now, I am questioning why sport and the arts are of more importance than these small “humane” bodies, which work so hard to create centers where lost or un- wanted animals are given a

thought, which compassion creates, what is the true meaning of civilization?

Gaile V. Campbell (Mrs.) West Vancouver

Harrison Hot Springs celebrates

L.P., oa: 8-Tr. & | ‘Fickle Heart’ LP. ea: Cass., ea: Caes., oa: |L.P., ea: &Tr. ea: |§.99 Dear Editor: gala party in the Community as soon as possible at P.O. 5.99 6.99 | 3.99 Hall. Box 160, Harrison Hot pe Our community — will Springs, B.C. VOM 1KO0.

celebrate its 30th Birthday

I would be pleased to

ake REAR RI rae A NETTIE NE

XN.

‘

Cass., ea:

ABBA “Voulez Vous’ L.P., ea: &-Tr. & Cass., ea:

4.99 _7.99

TROOPER “Hot Shots’

on. 10 November 1979. To reserve a special place for M. Wright

mark the occasion we would any ex-Harrisonians who for John Allan TROOPER

like to have as many former would fike to attend but Mayor ‘Flying Colours’

Villagers as possible attend a request that they contact me Harrison Hot Springs L.P., @a: 6-Tr. ea: , . 4.99 7.99

LOOKING FOR TRUSTWORTHY AUTO TECHNICIANS?

TAYLORMOTIVE IS BCAA APPROVED

HOME OF THE AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS Qualified technicians in each field Many with 20 -

40 years experience, |

* AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS

« COMPLETE GENERAL MECHANICAL

© WHEEL. FRAME ALIGNMENT & BALANCING * COLLISION REPAIRS

* BAKE OVEN PAINTING

FREE CONSULTATION @ ALL WORK GUARANTEED

ion fan nen eka

ARLIE DANIELS ‘Milllan Mile Refiections’

4.99

L.P., ea: 8-Tr. & Cass., ea:

L.P., ea: &Tr. & Cass, oa: 7.99

Prices Effective While Quantities Last until aa Oct. ia 1979.

teeter Ee, Pea erences ase em si ae .

7

‘LORETTA LYNN & CONWAY BARBARA. MANDRELL © TWITTY st For The Record’ , UP. oa: OTe. & Cass., ea:

5.99 6.99 5.99 5.99)

CHARLIE PRIDE. ‘Hits’

NICK LOWE

| GET THE KNACK

:

KNACK ‘Get The Knack’

Cofwerience

O02. sey mR Coan ROW

” a

pS rad AES

AN Sie 8 A MASON NSE

LED ZEPPELIN

‘ ie oe . Vi Ww thee §, ‘

a

Sarsfield wanted to allow 22. school.. administration Please, trustees, give the” LP., €a: LP. ea: _ Tr. on: _ Students at Handsworth. to confrontation atHandsworth same “professionals” a little 99 5. 99°

play soccer — something about ‘course time and direction to solvé the — .

students are allowed todo at content. Possibly these same . problem. } every other senior rofessionals”. feel con- _ :

secondary school. In ad- frontatiog is conducive to Glen Maddess Manufacturers LP. pees ; antec Seana Country &

dition there was even a good education? North Vancouver ountry estern Favourites ¢ - Tammy Wynette, .pofminy Paycheck. Ra Price,

- ; a - Charlie Rich, Gien Campbell, Meria Tanya Tucker, Johnny, Cash * . Haggard, Freddy Fender and: lots. morel - Chante Rich. Sache L.P., each: Your Choice, 3 99

CHEAP TRICK

NORTH VANCOUVER

SNIFF N® THE TEARS

the greats!

‘Secrete’

Ay Woibitiey acre ate KE

16 Hite By Original Artists The Four 8, Tony Bennett, Johnny Mathis, Andy lams, Ray Conniff, Frankie Lane, Percy Faith, Doris Day, Marty Robbins, Guy Mitchell, Johnny Ray, Patti Page, Mitch Miller, Bobby Vinton, Erroll Garner do

Mat SURRKY widtord

AE SID att WATER Era msg Rn aap Are ee a

ROBERT PALMER

‘Moments To Remember’

Captianc 026 Marine Drive, North Vancouver - 088-6311 a MURNAMY Lougheed Malt Town Contre 00, (O Lougheed Hwy & Auatin Road, Bumahy - 036-0461 104th Avenue and 162n0 Steet HOURS. Mon , Tuea., Wad. 8 30am Opm Surrey - 688-2242

; Thuraday and Friday 8 30am 0pm HOURS Monday to Saturday DEPARTMENT STORES Gaturday 9am -Bpm @ 30am -10pm A DIVISION OFF WWOOLWORINGO Ftp

TAYLORMOTIVE 174 PEMBERTON. N.V.

[APPOINTMENTS |

OUR 21ST YEAR OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! 985-7455 |