There are ; quite a few North Shore residents who take a dim view of having to pay for one of the main accesses to the rest of the Lower Mainland. Victoria might not have many bright lights but a couple of foons will buy you some. icke Lions Gate to start apply- ing tolls to pay for large public pro- j -Parhaps a go. at the fotterics is th eket to change your fortunes! governms etaction, irming up. with a 2 hockey ; Wednesday, September 3, 1997 —- North Shore News — 17 dining arts business NORTH CHORE ] IFE Taxes, the GST and now the- ; Lions Gate toll. The government : always seems to be siicking it to us... Get back with a little adhesive Scotch tape for only the cost of a deubloonie.. With the comi- - cal escapades 7 o gs Bunny or Archie . - Andrews, or. Tumors of * who's sleeping | _ with whom in, the gossip rags,:‘ it's clear the provincial leg doesn’t hold the monopoly on funny business. A quick trip to Supermarket newstands will do the trick. A: consumer twoon-up: a doubloonie bin collection of what a two-dollar Lions Gate Bridge toll could fetch you in various Do you think the. provincial govern- = ment is just paying ‘! the North Shore lp service in'addrassing its bridge concerns? _Perhape a liitle lip- stick would fill the pre- push through fore twoonie-toll : North Shore boutiques and stores. TWO bucks. A twoonie. A doubloonie. Two hun- dred pennies, Unless you have lived under a bridge for the past month, you’ve no doubt heard that to cross the new and improved First Narrows Crossing is going to cost you. And while no sum has yet to be ascribed to the one-way fare, two doilars appears to be the early favorite in the name-the-toll game. , Old-timers wiil tell you two dollars doesn’t buy what it used to. However, a warm twoonie in the hands of a discerning shopper can be a powerful thing. In chat spirit, we sent our photographic team into the shops and boutiques of the North Shore in search of what two bucks can get you. Incidentally, if you start putting aside a twoonie every week until the toll is expected (the year 2001) you'll have enough coinage for 174 crossings — or four months and change if you’re a daily downtown commuter. — Andrew McCredie To para- _phrase - Hamlet, some--: thing is rotien in Denzaark - when you have to sheii out two bucks just to go over a ‘ city bridge. Spruce things up : and buy a fiower for the same ©. ~ cost. ; The NDP may have lost their marttes. : Pull out a