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BARRIE HEWER WESTERN INDEPENDENCE PARTY

© Personal: 41 years old. Hewer works as a counsellor for the Children’s Foundation.

© On Free Trade: The party believes voters are getting a free trade snowjob from the three major parties. Free trade is being used to hide the issue of our hor- rendous national debt. The free trade deal should have gone to a national referendum. Believes tariffs will have to be lowered for Canada to survive into the 21st century. We should turn trading eyes to the Pacific Rim rather than to a country carrying a huge debt load.

© On Environment: Although the local environment is still rela- tively clean, people must realize that we're not passsengers in this world. We've reached the stage where we have to become custo- dians.

‘issue of choice: Fair repre- sentation in Parliament. You have to go to Ottawa with 2 strong statement. A vote for the Western Independence Party

BRIAN SMITH COMMUNIST PARTY (MARXIST-LENINIST)

© Personal: 43 years old. Smith is an accountant currently com- pleting computer studies at the Langara campus of Vancouver Community College.

© On Free Trade: The party stands for self-reliance in the economy, full sovereignty in cul- tural and social affairs and for a society in which there is rio ex- ploitation of man by man. The party is opposed to free trade. © On Environment: The main issue in the election and after- wards is both social and natural environments.

Society must create an environ- ment fit for human existence on the basis of our own efforts. ® Issue of choice: The election itself: A farce so brazen that electors are reduced to being mere spectators to act as voting cattle. The politicians of the three major parties present one face during the election and another after. They cannot be trusted. The workers and the progressive and democratic forces must not accept this state of affairs.

Aboriginal languages discussed in AL Van

APPROXIMATELY 600 aboriginal people will be gathering in North Van- couver Nov. 17 to 20 at the William E. Lucas Continu- ing Education Centre to discuss the future of British Columbia’s aboriginal lan- guages.

By MICHAEL BECKER News Reporter

The gathering, called Aboriginal Languages-Vision 2000, will bring together aboriginal people from New Zealand, Ontario, Saskat- chewan, the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Washington state and B.C. Representatives from the provincial cabinet, major churches

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Link not connected to NVD bylaw

A NOV. 11 News story chronicling a decision by North Vancouver District Council to agree to quash 2& recently approved bylaw allowing for the subdivision development of the Kilmer Creek area was incorrect in connecting the Zast Braemer Road and Dempsey Road linkage to rezoning bylaw 808.

The bylaw disputed by East Braemar resident Allan Edgeworth did not include the Braemar-Dempsey facet of development already underway in the Upper Lonsdale area. The Braemar-Dempsey link construction program was approved March 21.

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e married, 3 adult children

© 32 years of business experience with emphasis on management, budget preparation and administration

® 29 years of volunteer community service to the North Shore

e 6 years as District Alderman

Man struck by truck

A MALE pedestrian was struck by a blue pickup truck in the area of Main Street near Phibbs Exchange, Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 a.m. The man was attempting to cross Main Street northbound when he was struck mid-block. He suffered broken ribs.

North Vancouver RCMP are searching for witnesses to the acci- dent. Witnesses ruay contact North Vancouver RCMP Const.

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Patterdale JOHN & MARY LITTLE

Mian jailed for theft attempt

A 30-YEAR-OLD man of no fixed address was sentenced Oct. 17 in West Vancouver grovincial court 10 six months in jail after he pleaded guilty to attempted theft.

Roderick Bret Scoti was originally charged in connection with a Sept. 8 incident in which he attempted to steal items from a motor vehicle.

In addition to the jaii term, Scott was placed on probation for 18 months.

Emmerdale MARY & BILL PRINCE

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Cortell Rood GORDON & FLORENCE SODERSTROM Mount Seymour Pwy.

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