12 - Sunday, February 23, 1986 - North Shore News

LiONS GATE Bridge made its brilliant debut Wednesday family, the viiginal owners of the bridge. Inquiring reporter
night, when 170 100-watt mercury vapor lights strung along
the bridge's suspension cables were switched on. The
$300.600 cost of the lights was donated by the Guinness

De ‘you like

Carol Smith

North Vancouver

Ym in favor of it for Ex-
po, and it’s good for
waterway traffic, but I’m
not in favor of the gov-
ernment renting a ferry at
the taxpayers’ expense.

West Vancouver

I thought it was a good
thing, until J drove across
the bridge and saw how
many lights were lit up —
how bright it was. There
are too many lights. You
come out of the dark

the bridge ‘S look?

Alley Al Smith

North Vancouver

When I saw it yesterday
for the first time, I was
impressed. { think it’s
good. It seems like a
fandmark for our city,
like San Francisco has the
Golden Gate Bridge.

Fred Tait

North Vancouver

i think it’s a good idea,
because it looks neat. It’s
all right.

asks people what they think of the bridge's illuminating new
look. Today’s question is:

poy

Jackie Chobot

North Vancouver

I think it’s wonderful that
the Guinnesses care
enough about Vancouver
to donate $300,000 for
other people to enjoy.

causeway and hit the
biidge, and you’re blind-
ed.

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