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SHIWAY 99 from Horseshoe Bay to Squamish |

stay right where it is, Highways minister Alex
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THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

August 10, 1983 Newsroom 985-2131

MARK HAMILTON | |

million will be ‘Spent this year

and $30 million over the next
three years to upgrade
Highway 99. -

Work scheduled for this
year includes the replace-
ment of—bridges at Sunset,

use Mtn.
ging by-law
ton hold

Not needed says solicitor

NORTH VANCOUVER District council has
deferred adopting its emergency bylaw to ban
Grouse Mountain logging.

WEDNESDAY:
Sunny and warm

THURSDAY:
Sunny with
cloudy periods

Council's decision was
made Monday after a letter
from the District's solicitor
suggested the co-operative
attitude of Grouse Mountain
Resorts Ltd. make = the
legislation unnecessary.

In a detailed letter to
council, the solicitor said
that. Grouse Mountain
Resort owners have
displayed sincere intentions
to co-operate with District in
resolving the company’s
financial probicms.

They have also promised
not to harvest timber
withoul giving the

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KOREAN WAR veterans of all nationalities gathered at Victoria Park Sunday to mark the 30th anniversary of the end of
the Korean conflict. Ceremonies Included dedication of a plaque and a parade to the armories. Among those who
gathered for the event was Byong Chol Park, a member of the Veteran's Association of the Korcan Marine Corps.

Reaching Every Door onthe North shore