WEATHER:

Mainly sunny with highs 21
to 23.

WHAT’S ON: B7

Walnut Grove’s obnoxious

blonde is an admitted
obnoxious comic.

Election

Cyding, football, soccer,
swimming and much, much

more. injury.

A3 - Sunday, August 12, 1984 - North Shore News

HEALTH: CI

The hospital isn’t the only
place for recovering from

Automotive....... BS
Business..........B4

Classified........A17
Entertainment... .. .B6
Fashion...........@2
Food.............
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Sports............Bl
Travel............@
TV Times.........B9
What’s Going on. . .B8

ecason

SIGNS wars are on

SenSN  SSHESENSN

NEWS tan Smith
DALE HAWKINS has his mobile hot tub back — or at teast what's left of it thanks to an alert News readcr. The reader

spotted the trailer in a downtown Vancouver parking lot and recognized it from the description published in a News article
on the theft of the tub. The tab stmilar to the one Lisa Hawkins is standing tn the background

was cemoved from the
trailer and has not been recovered

Reward offered
for damage info

AS POLITICAL candidates become more visible,
campaign signs seem ta be doing a disappearing

act in Election ’84.

One West Vancouver resi-
dent on Stevens Drive told
the North Shore News she
has had four Dave Brousson
Liberal signs stolen from her
yard in the Capilano riding.

‘“*I’ve already been to the
police about this,’’ said the
woman. ‘‘And the thing 1s,
I'm not a Liberal, but that's
who I’m supporting this
time. [t seems all the Con-
servative signs are sall stan-
ding around the
neighborhood."*

Over in the North Van.
couver-Burnaby riding, a
coordinator for the Chuck
Cook campaign, Jean
Douglas says several signs
have been ripped up, with
the stakes also destroyed

The Progressive Conser
vative and the NDP parties
in) North Vancouver Bur
naby have posted a $100
reward for information
leading to the conviction of

persons found 10 be van
dahzing election signs
The Liberal party in the

same nding report very little
vandahsm to thei signs, but

JOANNE MacDONALD

a spokesman said the party
would ‘‘certainly report any
vandalism to any signs, be it
Green Party, NDP, Conser-
vative or Liberal.’’

The NDP also
minimal damage _ to
election signs.

A spokesman for the
Capilano Liberals reports
they have received numerous
complaints about damaged
or stolen signs, with some
damage attributed to rain
He added the vandalism 1s
occurring throughout the
Capilano riding

Prices for the signs vary
from party to party accor
ding to size, ranging from $2
for small cardboard signs to
$145 for the large lawn signs.

Sgt Hugh Carleton of the
West Vancouver Police
department says persons
found to be damaging or
stealing election signs could
face a fine, imprisonment or
both depending the
valuc of the sign

reports
their

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settied in

THE CRUISE ship Sundancer has settled imtoo

temporary home at
long it
bidding success

The shipbuilding Company
is one of five trom the world

chgaged in cvaluation of the

damage caused ta the ship
when at struck frocks of the
BHO Coast and then bidding
to valiry anal the Vee CNNaey
repair work to cefloat the
ship

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Samdameet ater cad uty

Burrard
will stay will depend

but tow

COMIPany s

Yartrows,

on the

portounder tow late Tuesday
afternoon and the prowess aft
unloading a number of set
vtes that were trapped betuow
decks began Thursday

While

there ws vet oma of
fictal ocsturmate of harreeagre
dome tothe ostrg: the firrad
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