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Dear Editor:

This is a letter of thanks io the
neighbor(s) of the Lynn Valley
Legion Branch 114. You know who
you are although we don’t.

You are the person(s) who
phoned the fire marshall and the
RCMP because of what you were
certain was an overabundance of
parked cars in and around the
premises, obviously an indication
of licensing infractions going on
inside.

The date this time was July 7
and in the early afternoon.

If you had been really obser-
vant, you should have noticed that,
since the previous Monday, the
flags outside the legion were being
flown at half mast, and at the time
of your complaint the large group

of people were not party-goers but
mourners.

The service began with a piper
and a color party which you also
should have been able to see when
they assembled outside. Yes, this
was a private funeral that you inter-
rupted.

A private funeral for a long-time
Lynn Valley resident and a much
loved member of the Lynn Valley
Legion.

Possibly you should invest some
of your time to get to know us, the
members of the Lynn Valley
Legion, and find out what we and
the legions are realiy all about

before you lodge any further com-

plaints.
A Friend of Art
Patricia Hunter

Polluted political air

Dear Editor:

On July 20 residents of
Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and
Port Moody suffered through a day

of pollution readings that soared to ,

67. Pitt Meadows got to 63,
Langley to 59, Chilliwack to 58 and
Abbotsford to 55. The North Shore
reading was 29. -

Any reading past 50 is consid-
éred poor — those with respiratory
complaints are told to stay indoors.
No wonder Langley Memorial
Hespital has recorded increases of

Keep clearcuts

Dear Editor:

After reading the article about
the demonstration forest logging
proposal, it’s no wonder Ernie
Crist is angered. If they are going
to have logging demonstrations,
why don’t they try to make it
something that would be interest-
ing to people such as the small-
scale logging using horses like

200% in general asthma cases and
40% in severe cases over the past
five years.

Do the ministries of health and
the environment care? Not if we
judge them by actions rather than
platitudes. Taxing the heck out of
those who choose to stay in the pri-
vate vehicle makes no sense unless
transit alternatives are provided.
Until then, politicians are simply
spouting a lot of hot, polluted air.
Regina Dalton
Abbotsford

out of Seymour

Belgians or Percherons.

Let's see if they can do, as I
know they could, a decent job
without wrecking the forest.

Surely the forest industry
doesn’t want logs so badly that
they have to log in this small! for-
est.

Lionel S. Such
West Vancouver

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