10 - Wednesday, December 15, 1993 - North Shore News

UTILITY _ FEES for West  Yan-
couver will drop by. one. perceait in
~, 1994 ifthe accompanying bylaws -
are adopted next week. :

When . the:..bylaws » were . ins,
troduced atthe Monday “meeting
of West Vancouver. District
Council, Coun, Rod Day ‘praised
the efforts of:.West . Vancouver
District. Mayor Mark’ Sager at the
Greater. Vancouyer™ Regional
District. .- . ae

‘The. GVRD has an impact on

ON BEHALF of Ironworkers’ Union Local 97, the B.C.
Federation of Labor recently passed a motion te iobby
the provincial government for a name change to the Se-
cond Narrows Bridge. They want to call it the Iron-
workers’ Memorial Bridge in honor of the ironworkers
who died during the construction of the span. Twenty-
three workers died when the bridge coHapsed June 17,
1958. North Vancouver-Lonsdale MLA David Schreck

has said he likes the idea of yenaming the bridge Iron-
workers’ Memorial Bridge, and that he would lobby iis
colleagues for the change. North Vancouver District
Mayor Murray Dykeman is against it, saying. it is teo
late to change the name, and noted that there is a memo-
rial plaque commemoraiing the workers on the bridge’ s
southeast corner. What do yon think?

Edaa Jansen ,

there

Todd Pan:plin

North Vancouver

Sure. Why not? It brings
to light what happened
and Lions Gate
Bridge has an alternate

Jamie Mason

North Vancouver

Sure they can call it that.
I think we should honor
those who died. People
will probably keep calling
it Second Narrows any-

Roy Henriksen

North Vancouver

I support their cause, but
I doit think it would
catch on with the public.
There’s a better way to
memoriaijize the dead.

North Vancouver

No, I’m against it. ?’'m
sure more than _iron-
workers died. I was upset
when the art gallery was

Vivian Kelly ;
Narth Vancouver |

With all respect, I. think
they should rename: the
bridge, but it would take’
a long time for the public.
to catch ca.

-the |. rates

name — First Narrows,
, way.

‘WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL |

by Maureen Curtis
charged for various
utilities. West Vancouver will ex-

- perience the following alterations

from 1993 to 1994;
@ Water -— down 4:4%
@® Sewer — up 4%
@ Garbage — 0%

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

WITH LOOPY PRICES

AT CRAZY HOURS.

MADNESS TO MIDNIGHT

THIS FRIDAY NIGHT

AT CAPILANO MALL.

INCLUDES SEARS AND WOOLCO
SEE FRIDAY'S PAPER FOR DETAILS

@ Recycling — down 14%,

Water charges will decrease
from $169 to $163 in 1994, Gar-
bage | collection Fates remain at
$133.

Recycling, dropping to $32, will
cost $5 less per household

AS ‘a result, the total utility fee

in West Vancouver will decrease.
from $487 to $482 in. the new

year. --

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