A1i0 - Sunday News, September 27, 1981

inquiring
reporter

Ellsworth
Dickson

On Friday Postmaster General Andre
Ouellet announced an incfease in postal
rates. The price of a stamp would jump from
17¢ to 30¢ effective January 1, 1982.

Today’s question is:

‘‘What do you think of
the postal rate increase?”

_ .Bea Christie
North Vancouver

I feel that the proposed
increase is too high. I
have been reasonably
happy with the postal
service in. the past. As
usual, it will be the
elderly who will be hit the
hardest by the increase.

Bill Donaldson
North Vancouver

With the new high
rates, it would be nice to
have improved service,
but I doubt there will be
any change at all.

Darlene Morgan
Delta, B.C.

The increase in the
price of stamps ts far too
high considering the poor
service we have been
expenencing

John Collins
North Vancouver

} guess the
trend of

general
things ts for

prices to KO up
Hopefully. we will
receive belter service
with the new higher rates

Jay Jolifte
North Vancouver

| think the rate in
crease is really quite a tit

Im watting to see af the
service will improve |
have been unhappy with
our postal service in the

past

crippled woman

A VICIOUS attack by a group of thugs left a

crippled woman lying

unconscious in North

Vancouver Thursday night.

Multiple sclerosis victim
Tracy Benson was at Grand
Boulevard near 12th street at
10:30 p.m., on one of the
walks she takes each day
when she was jumped from
behind by four youths.

The assault left her un-
conscious and with several
broken ribs and her at-
tackers threw her crutches
up ino a tree.

At News press time the
woman was still in Lions
Gate Hospital, where her

condition was described as
satisfactory.

RCMP say she was on one
of the walks which she takes
three or four times every day
because her condition
requires regular exercise to
prevent her limbs from
stiffening up.

- They are appealing for
anyone who may have seen
the attack or the group of
youths to contact their North
Van detachment at 985-
1311.

Motorcyclist dies

Motorcyclist Robert Lee
has died from injuries
received when his bike was
in collision with a car in

West Vancouver September

12.

The 16-year-old West
Vancouver youth, who lived
at 910 Burley Drive, died in
Lions Gate Hospital Friday,
September 18, from head
injuries.

His motorcycie had struck
a 1964 Pontiac at 13th and
Esquimalt Avenue when Lee
had been riding west on
Esquimalt. Police think
the motorcyclist had been
unable to stop at the in-
tersection where his bike
struck the car on the left rear
tire, causing the car to spin
round 180 degrees.

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