http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0420262
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
contributor: Langmann, Rudy
issued: 2022-09-21
issued: 1973-10-10
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note: iWMnjni m THE ICONOCLAST m HO > H I VOL.16 N0.39 16 PAGES THE STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1973 10 CENTS 8 3 And Lang lay's looks liko a hot one ELECTIONS COME EARLY THIS YEAR Municipal elections this year have been moved forward to Saturday, November 17 and in Langley district the voters will elect a mayor aid three aldermen, that is, providing enough candidates are nominated by October 29 al 10 o'clock in the forenoon to warrant an election. However, if one has to go according to the rumors which have already "started to fly, there's going to be absolutely no shortage of local political hopefuls. And from unofficial reports received at The Star the upcoming election looks like a hot one. This year the owner-electors and duly registered tenant electors will also be choosing two representatives to represent th6 district on the Central Fraser Valley regional district board. These two people will be elected from among the incumbent and get-tc-be-elected mayoral aid aldermanic candidates who will be^eeWng the job. In the past the two representatives were appointed by the sitting council from among its members. Also, two Langley school trustees seats will be up for grabs in the November 17 election. MEETING DATE NOT SCHEDULED YET Last week we announced how a meeting between L&igley district council, the Aldergrove utilities- commission and representatives for the engineering firm of Willis, Cunliffe, Tali anl Co. and the provincial government's pollutioncon- trol board would meet soon to discuss the long planned (about 4 years) expansion of the Aldergrove sewer extension. . No dale has yet been set for the meeting as we checked with municipal clerk-adminis trator Derek Doubleday yesterday afternoon. However, Doubleday said he would get after the parties involved first thing this morn-' ing (Wednesday, October 10) and we shall keep our reader posted for further developments. After a secret meeting of council last week, Doubleday told The Star that tilings looked favorabl…

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