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Dear Editor:

On behalf of several peo-
ple with similar views, 1
wish to protest the poor
control handling of traffic
flow across Lions Gate
bridge.

Friday morning August 30
saw a particular example,
with a car breakdown on the
northbound approach, so
bad that cars were piled up
way back half-way up
Georgia. Even so, vehicles to
town were still given two
lanes, despite smail volume.

From this and far too
many other occasions not
involving breakdowns there
is obviously a lack of control
by or cohesion between the

Beacon
Hill fan
speaks out

Dear Editor:
I would love to know who
the concerned citizens are
that are berating Beacon Hill
Lodge. My mother was there
for several years and passed
away last year. My mother
ate better than I did, and
had more entertainment than
1 have had in years. Nothing
but tender loving care at all
times, When she was dying
she had more care than a
hospital could give her.
When my time comes ! just
hope you are there Beacon
Hill, |
Mary Dines
West Vancouver

¢ fficial bodies involved - and
the bright North Shore News
would do a great service to
the community if it under-
took an_ investigation.
With the above in mind,
and the obvious increased

would also bear examina-
tions of why N.S. residents
(and West Van in particular)
should almost always be re-
quired to pay more per litre
for car fuel than in other
Vancouver areas.

itself upgraded to four traf-
fic lanes - with costly studies
producing feasible options to
do so, and since the present
government has at least
some more sensible outlook
to the West, is it not high

¢ Fire Insurance

* Life Insurance

7 - Sunday, September 22, 1985 - North Shore News

Reg Cooke is now
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insurance needs, and
would be delighted to
hear from old clients

and friends.

time that this essential im-
provement was at last under-
taken? This at some ‘‘mini-
mum tourist time’’ of the
year - to at least maintain or
fescue some prestige name of
this great city.

W.H. Hayfield

West Vancouver

pollution and consumption
of petroleum fuel caused by
these constant ‘crawls’, it

Finally, after so many
years of frustration by
waiting to have the bridge

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