Ellsworth
Dickson

dreams really mean.

At the local bookstore you can buy dozens
of books:on the interpretation of dreams,
from the scientific to the ridiculous. It seems

“play of what you have
seen or would like to
happen. If some ne true, it

“I don't know. There is so
.much we don't know

This issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

“"Do dreams have ~-
any meaning?”

about the mind. I suppose
there can be lots of
different interpretations
of what dreams mean.

Maggi Rogers
North Vancouver

I don't think dreams tell
the future. 1 think the
mind continues to work
while you are asiecp and
it just produces images
from your life.

Johu Fremont
North Vancouver

Dreams are just images of
what you have scen and
done or would like to do
The fantasies are
probably what a penon
would like to do | don't
think that dreams can tell
the future,

Kim Mycrs
North Vascoever

I think

that

dreams do tcl) the future
When a

nightmares. tt
means they are worned
or scared

somcUmes

person has
probably

about
something in thew hie
There 1s 9 lot we
know about dreams

dont

4

JAPANESE

Mayor Humphreys,
Oliver.

Dog bites dog,
law bites man

A West Vancouver man
has been found guilty of
harbouring a vicious dog,
after it attacked another
dog, in a conviction that the
West Vancouver bylaws
officer says is the first of its
kind.

Brian Fraser, of 1262
Duchess Avenue, was
convicted, August 7. and
fined $50 as well as being
assessed $200 in veterinary
fees.

Bylaws officer Lloyd
Taytor said that Fraser's
German Shepherd was first
reported to have attacked
another dog on February 5.

Then a week later while
Robern Smith was taking a
neighbor's dog out for a walk
it was attacked and bitten,
Taylor said.

Smith called the police
and a charge was laid under
Section 7 of West Van's dog
bylaw which prohibits
somebody from “keeping or
harbouring a vicious dog.”

The matter went to court,
Taytor said. and Fraser was
found guilty

While Taylor said there
was not a specific court
order, Fraser would have to
permanently confine the dog
or have ut destroyed.

“The reason I'm con-
cemed about tt is that a lot
of people think they can
keep a vicious animal on
their property to protect tt

and this is not) so” said
Taylor

“Hs the principle of at
The details arent rcalty

important

Taylor said he thought at
was the first time somebody
bas cven taken anybody to
court over such an incident
aod that the case ~

consequences of

shows the

owning a
vicous dog

EXCHANGE STUDENTS from Chiba,
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Tomoko Uchida, Yukari
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