A3 - Sunday, June 10, 1984 - North Shore News

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Business..........B5
Classified........A16
Entertainment... . .B10
Fashion...........€6
Food............C17
Mailbox ..........A7
Real Estate.......B14
Sports............Bl
Hayden Stewart. . .€23
Travel...........€22

WEATHER:

Mainly sunny Sunday
through Tuesday, highs

UP, UP... .: BI

. . . and away for all North
Shore sports fans.

HAWKISH: B7

Old Studebakers never die,
they just get restored.

READING: Cl

Helping students make a
breakthrough with books.

illegal dumps start
to cost NV District

Landfill change, lack of concern behind d

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near 20.

From page A1

District staff has been
called on to clean up illegally
dumped garbage at a
number of locations — the
upper Mountain Highway

TV Times........B12
What’s Going On. .B11

umping

The district has responded
to the problem of dumping
— and ancillary problems of
vandalism and outdoor
parties — by blocking access
to some areas with gates,
again paid for by taxpayers.
Such gates have gone up at

and Lynn Valley Road areas, the top end of Mountain
Prospect Road, along Highway and _ have _ been
Skyline Drive and on approved for Lynn Valley
Lillooet Road — over the Road.

past several months McBride says increased

“It's becoming more of a
problem,"’ says McBride
“Ts getting to a point
where we are compelled to
clean the mess up It's
becoming a cost tous 7"

McBride can (race part of

awareness ts the best hope of
dealing with what has the
potential to become a major
problem

“We have a number ot
people in the district who are

environmentally  conmcrous

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problem

says Mc Bride, bas reached the point where is Costing tuapayers money