8 - Friday, August 29, 1986 - North Shore News

NO CRIME

Lynn Vailey’s
heart ‘good’

Dear Editor:

As a resident of Lynn Valley 1
fee! that | must protest to the arti-
cle of August 13 entitled Noisy
Teens Infuriate Lynn Valley Resi-
denis.

I tive in the ‘heart’ of Lynn
Valley and have never experienced
any problems like being a victim of
any crime.

As the local detachment of the
RCMP reported at a community
association meeting last fal] our
community enjoys one of the
jowest crime rates on the North
Shore.

Your article however suggests

that Lynn Valley is a war zone
with crime running rampant. This
is simply not true.

To compare Lynn Valley to
East-Side New York is not only an
injustice but an insult to all Lynn
Valley residents.

The resident who made such a
statement doesn't have to worry
about ‘‘reprisals’’ from teens but
rather from angry homeowners
who thanks to her have to worry
about the depreciating value of
their homes!

Mrs. Hoge
Lynn Valley resident

News wins awards

Dear Editor:

Like so many other thousands of
residents on the North Shore [| en-
joy reading your newspaper.

It was especially of interest to
learn that the News has again won
awards for excellence in competi-
tion with nearly 200 weekly news-

papers in the province.

Heartiest congratulations to
publisher Peter Speck, and editor-
in-chief Noel Wright. Best wishes
for your continued success.

Gordon Rowntree
Alderman
West Vancouver

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Collins

Dear Editor:

Vander Zalm, titerally
translated, means ‘‘of the salm-
on".

Bill’s election bodes well for
B.C.’s fishing industry in other
ways.

Aquaculture will be another
growth activity with Bill Vander
Zalm atthe helm in Victoria.

Hon, Jack Davis, MLA
North Vancouver-Seymour

advised

to watch VCR

Dear Editor:

Regarding Doug Collins (July
20 and August 1) on my CBC
News Centre report on the Cana-
didfi*Free Speech League and its
allies.

Dis couraged ?

{t's heartwarming: to. know Mr.
Collins has access to a VCR’ so he
can watch my stories over and over
again.

Rick Ouston
Vancouver

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