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tarebox.
“Pd like to chank him for being so

understanding and helpful,” said the caller,
Miss MeChntok, Coguatlamn

North Shore handyOART

“T want to express my sincere thanks to
all of you at our North Shore handyDART
for your many kindnesses and courtesies
shown me duting the past (wo years when I
have needed help. I would like to mention
that during the time my husband was ill in
the hospital and following his death in
February, I have been shown such consid-
erauion and support when I desperately
needed it. Everyone was so thoughtful and
considerate and Iam very grateful,

Acthe present time, I arn totally dependent
on the van for the wheelchair —- either yours
or the North Shore Taxi. It is wonderful te
have your new benefit of the Taxi Saver scrip
trom BC Transit as it was getting too costly
for me to be able to call the taxi, but now I
can and it is such a ueat and gives me such a
happy teeling.

{ did write a letter co the editor of the
Vancouver Sun about a month ago, bur |
don’t know whether they printed it Gr not, I
did ir because | felt too many people
complained and too few said ‘thank you’ for

tof our blessings.

Thank you, again. You have all helped

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me through a very difficult ume.
Margaret Gullmore, North Vancouver

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Owner/operator North Shore

handyDART, Enid Jetiries

“Justa litle greeting to express my thanks
and appreciation for all your help the other day.
It was also a real pleasure meeting you ‘in
person,’ It makes it so much nicer for me,
when [ am talking to you on the telephone.

By the way, this past Thursday our
medical director, Dr. A. Rae, had a medical
reporter with him, when he paid me a visit.
Consequendy, I got my picture in Friday's
Sun — along with an article re: dialysis and
our current problems. Did you see it?

Thanks again.”
Elinor Plumb, Vancouver

handyDART personnel

“Mr, Smith and myself wish to express
our thanks and appreciation for prompt and
courteous service, both with your office staff
and drivers.

Since Mr, Smith fractured his hip, your
service has been a lifesaver. I can’t say
enough for the wonderful help. It relieves
some of the tension and gives us a sense of

independence during a difficult time.”
Mrs, LAL Smit

Operator, Rick Johnson

On September 10, a customer called BC
Transit to cornmend operator Johnson for
waiting while she walked a half block to the bus,

“lm disabled and limp badly,” said the

caller,
Martha Hutchinson, Vancouver

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Operator, Michael Lowndes

Qn September 25, a customer called BC
Transit to commend operator Lowndes for
“being very courteous, greeting Customers,
and calling out street names.

He was a pleasure to drive with,” said the
caller,

Patncia Lyles, Coquatam

Corporate communications

co-ordinator, Sheila Scott

“Many thanks for all your help in setting
up the BC Transit portion of the visit.

The President loved the SeaBus -— he
added tive minutes to the crossing through
his erratic steering.

I'm writing separately to Larry Ward.”

Georye Baker,
Protocol Officer, The Protocol Office
Victoria, Province of British Columbia

Operator, Cathy Loukas

“Tam writing this letter to you regarding
an operator at OTC. Her name is Cathy
Loukas, 43773. I had the pleasure of
working with Cathy at the PNE in our
exhibit bus. I found her to be very courteous,
happy-go-lucky, and very informative on the
bus in which we were demonstrating. She
welcomed everyone aboard and generally
put everyone at ease, On Sunday, August
25, her shift ended at 18:00, burt while her
duty had finished, she remained undl 18:20
talking to a woman in a wheelchair.

Now, that’s dedication, My hat’s off to

IAEA

Ss

and controller/mata, Walter Mees.