10 - Sunday, September 13, 1992 - North Shore News

How do you feel about the approaching rainy days?

WITH THE annual passing of summer into the history it. But somewhere in our coastal Dr.-Sunshine-and- book of sunshine-hour statistics, UV-rating statistics and Mr.-Rain character lurks a yearning for a downpour. it beer-consumed statistics, the North Shore residents steel must. No cne with a siated dislike for a wet climate themselves for the impending drenching that the winds could live here.

of change, and September, bring. The Wet Coast, as our So we hit the street in search of all those, or any, closet eastern and middie Canadian cousins so fondiy refer to rain-worshippers. .

INQUIRING REPORTER

Rob Laufman

North Vancouver

I think the rain is very depressing. But, con- sidering the great sunny — summer we had, we can’t

SJacquic Davis

North Vancouver Personally, 1 think it’s a hoax. This year the rain is not going to come.

Terry Riggs

North Vancouver

Weill, rain is just like a shower. It’s only water, and it doesn’t bother me in the least, as long as

North Vancouver a I am sorry to see the nice sunny weather over, but. _ I enjoy the rainy season ' also in Vancouver. | ot

Vancouver

Like my friend, I’m a positive thinker. It’s not going to rair.

the rain is not too cold.

LGH hosts transit meeting

LIONS GATE Hospital will host a: public meeting in its gymnasium on Wednesday, Sept..30 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to discuss the issue of accessible transpertation services currently offered by B.C. Transit.

The North Vancouver meeting is.one of. five public meetings » hosted by B.C. Transit around the ‘Lower Mainland to find owt what residents think about the accessi- ble transportation services offered in the Vancouver region.

'“8.C, ‘Transit wants: input on ’ handyDART, the Taxi Saver pro- (gram, accessible buses, SkyTrain "and SeaBus . from peopic with disabilities-and_ others,”.-said B.C.

do is to learn from our passen- gers. These meetings will help us design future services that accu- rately reflect our customers’ needs.*’

He added that handyDART service will be available. for transporation to the meetings and passengers may book trips to at- tend the meetings up to 48 hours in advance.

A discussion paper | about ac- cessible transit service in the Van- couver region is available to the public. To obtain a copy or to register to make an oral pres- entation, call 264-5000, locals 5101 of 5138,

Written briefs can be handed in at the meeting or sent to: B.C. Transit’s Accessible Transit Department, 1110-1200 West 73rd Ave., Vancouver, V6P 6M2.

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