40 - Sunday, December 27, 1987 — North Shore News

WEST VANCOUVER NIE MORLAL PH EAR

THE NEW West Vancouver Memorial Library logo.

WEST VANCOUVER

Logo chosen for library

WEST VANCOUVER Memorial Library has a new logo.

Dawn Sikula of the West Vancouver Memorial Library Board announced recently that Christina Kristensen, a second-year student in the graphic design program of the Emily Carr College of Art and Design, was the winner of the board’s recent library logo contest.

A special panel which included Friends of the Library and Horseshoe Bay architect David Weiser

examined approximately 20 submissions before recommending three finalists to the library board.

The board then selected Kristensen’s ‘‘simple yet effective” design, in a decision Sikula termed “very tough,” given the quality and imaginative nature of the submissions.

Kristensen wins a prize of $100 and a further $100 goes to Emily Carr College. The library board expects to incorporate the winning design in a new logo for the library in the near future.

“Public Hearings __

The Commission; pursuant to the Inquiry Act and Order in Council No. 690 as amended, appointing the Honourable Judge Thomas K. Fisher as Com-

missioner to enquire into and recommend the appropriate number of electoral _

districts, each returning one member for the Legislative Assembly and the | boundaries for all electoral districts, will hold public hearings commencing in January, 1988."

" Inmaking his recommendations i in ‘regard to the ‘appropriate number of elec- -

-toral districts and boundaries for those electoral districts, the Commissioner -is required to have regard to the following:

€@) the principle of the electoral: quota, that is to say, the quotient mas obtained by dividing the population of the Province, as ascertained © *: by the most recent population figurespublished by Statistics Canada, pursuant to the Statistics Act (Canada), by the total num-

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ber of electoral districts recommended by the commissioner; (b) historical and regional claims for representation; © ae

(c) special geographic considerations including the sparsity ¢ cr density. of population of various regions, the accessibility to such regions os

or the size or shape thereof; -

(d) special community interests of he inhabitants of particular regions;

and (e) the need for a balance of community interests.

Public hearings will be held atthe following 0 locations ‘on the dates and times specified: -

CHILLIWACK January 18, Monday, 11:00 a.m.

Conference Room #1, Chilliwack Cottonwood Inn

January 20, Wednesday, 19:00 a.rn. Room 109, Newton Inn

January 25, Monday, 10:00 a.m. Burnaby Room, Sheraton Villa Inn

January 26, Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Boundary Room, Best Western Coquitlam |

Motor Inn

January 28, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. River Room, Park Royal Hotel

February 2, Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Anchor Room, Anchor inn

February 3, Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. Timberline Room, Timber Lodge Motor Inn

February 4, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. Court Room, Bayside Inn

. , February 8, Monday, 10:00 a.m. -.Banquet Room, Valnicola Motor Hotel

_ SURREY BURNABY _

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KIMBERLEY

February 9, Tuesday, 12:00 Noon? 2 Board Room, Best Western Villager V West Motor inn

~February 10, Wednesday, 12:00 Noon = Banquet Room, Best Western Wayside Inn

_ February 15, Monday, 10:00 a.m. ~ Lower Liaird Room, Coachhouse Inn February 16, Tuesday, 12:00Noon

- Room 201,.North Country [nn

February 18; Thursday, 10:00 a.m. © ..

. Cranbrook South Room, Holiday | Inn

February 22, Monday,. 10:00.a.m: rr. ; Banquet Room, Crest Motor Hotel. ae

- February 23, Tuesday, 11:00'a.m.- * Prospector | Room, King Edward. Hotel

. i February 24, Wednesday; 10: 00 a. in: ’ - Banquet Room, Desiderata inn,”

February 26, Friday, 10:00 a.m ces ee Banquet Room, Hudson's Bay Lodge 2

February. 29, Monday, 10: ‘00 am.. Conference Room A, ‘North Shore inn

March 2, ‘Wediesday;: 10:00. a.m. Gerry Sorenson Room, Rhinekastle inn

March 3, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. Meeting Room #1, Cedar Lodge

March 7, Monday, 11:00 a.m. Haida Room, Beach Gardens Resort Hotel

' April 12 & 13, Tuesday, Wednesday, 10: 00a a.m. Parret Room, Chateau Victoria

April 14 & 15, Thursday, Friday, 10:00 a.m. York Room, Georgia Hotel

SALMON ARM

FORT NELSON

FERNIE POWELL RIVER VICTORIA

VANCOUVER

Submissions both oral and written are invited on ali aspects of the mandate.

In regard to the principle of the electoral quota (see ‘‘a” above), itis a sugges-

tion only, that persons making submissions use a population of 38,523 foreach electoral district as a guide.

Forward written submissions to the Honourable Judge Thomas. K.

~ Fisher, 580-625 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C., V6C 2T6. Persons wishing to make an oral submission at a hearing or general

enquiries are asked to contact Mr. Terry Julian, Chief Administrative Ofti- cer, at 580-625 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC., V6C 276. Telephone:

660-4169.

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