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Every little counts

December 8, 2009

Elmer G. Wiens
204-5555 Balsam Street
Vancouver, B.C. V6M 4B5

Editor
The Vancouver Province

Published: Vancouver Province, Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Dear Mr. Editor

Re: City of Vancouver should spend money more wisely.

Vancouver and its parks board intend to cut back services and reduce staffing to balance their budgets. While I recognize the need to economize, I'd prefer there be more emphasis on spending money more wisely.

One example: as a member of the Kerrisdale Community Centre Society I notice that, once again, it appears free alcohol will be provided at this week's annual KCC's Christmas Party.

No one wants to be a partypooper, but I think most people attending this party wouldn't mind paying the regular price for drinks, particularly if that money went to the Food Bank.

Many examples like this can be found around Vancouver. Small savings in many locations can add up to large savings overall.

Sincerely

Elmer Wiens
Vancouver

 

 

 

 
   

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