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with only a cut to his arm when his rig rolled over om the Upper Levels Highway near
the Westview intersection Monday evening. He slammed on the brakes of the five-ton
truck to avoid hitting a car which turned. in front of him, the truck skidded on the

corner and

over. The intersection was blocked for several hours as firemen

cut open the back door and the cargo of meat was unloaded before the truck could be

scrap a scheme which would.

have widened the roadway
to 38 feet from 26 feet.

Council has agreed to
keep the 1000 block
Ridgewood at a width of 26
fect. However, residents of
other blocks on the street
had to make do with a

Peddiars unwelcome in

OKANAGAN FRUIT is not
welcome in Horseshoe Bay,
at least when it is sold from a

roadside stand, West
Vancouver council bas
ruled -

Aldermen quickly turned
down an application from
Mark Gibson of Penticton
for a business licence which
would have permitted him to
sell fresh fruit and vegetabics
from a truck occupying a
parking stall at the Bay Boats
operation.

Bay Boats had notified

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upturned again. (Ian Smith photo)

widening - ‘but only to a

‘width of 34 feet.

_ “Ridgewood Drive is a
secondary highway,” said
Alderman Peter Powell. “It's
common property, for
common usage and must be
designed for the future. It
would be a serious error not

to reconstruct the road to 38
feet.”
Area residents com-

plained that if Ridgewood
Drive is broadened to 38
feet, it would smear “the

council they were willing to
have Gibson sell from their
lot.

“It's council policy to not
approve peddlers or con-
cessionnaifes in public parks
and particularly not in
Horseshoe Bay park and its

character of this charm
residential district and result

in _a racetrack, noise and.
‘concrete retaining |

ugly”:
walls.”

Under District’s street

reconstruction program,
Ridgewood Drive would
receive a $1.2 million facelift
which included filling in the
open ditches and providing
underground sewage
drainage systems.

All residents favor the
closed storm sewers along
Ridgewood.

W. Van

environs,” said Aldcrman
Robert Hicks.

The area suffers from
scrious traffic congestion
and it is not advisable to
increase activity at that
particular intersection, he
said.

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