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8 - Sunday, November 3, 1991 ~ North Shore News

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Garden Ciub expresses
appreciation to public

Dear Editor:

Members of the Lynn Valley
Garden Club would like to thank
the North Shore News for their
continuing support of our activi-
ties. We have gained many new

Why not
use old
bridge?

Dear . ditor:

[ am writing with regard to
the letter of Wednesday, Oct. 9
on a third crossing.

I believe the government and
the taxpayers agree we need a
third crossing and only a tun-
nel of massive magnitude
would suffice. But the billion
dollar price tag would choke us
all,

What I suggest is not a total
remedy, but it would heip.
Strike a deal with the railway
company and reinstate the
original Second Narrows
Bridge. Since the bridge is only
one lane, have two operators
of the railway ai either end of
the bridge with electronic signs
telling motorists when the
bridge is off line so they can
proceed to Second Narrows.

This government has a blind
eye to any alternatives to help
the working. man and/or
woman. .

Daffy McNeil
North Vancouver

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members through exposure in
your paper.

Lynn Valley Garden Club’s Fall

Fair was not a gardener’s dream.
Our fluctuating summer weather
confused the plants as well as
ourselves! Consequently, most
gardens had very disappointing
results and I suspect many
gardeners did as I did — ripped
out summer flowers and
vegetables much earlier than
usual, and got my bulbs in in-
Stead.

However, for the children and a
few hardy souls who did enter
their precious produce for com-
petition, the results and judicial
comments were rewarding and the
club grateful for their participa-
tion.

For the public, the show was
disappointing, but we did appre-
ciate their attendance and hope to
have a more successful display
next year, perhaps with a different
format.

Joan Maxwell
Lyna Valley Garden Ciub

NEWS photo Nell Lucents

HILLSIDE MIDDLE School ninth-gradere Alyssa Gardner (left) and Amy Baker pay a visit to Elleen
Purvis. More than 30 students are currently canvassing for the Canadian Diabetes Association.

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