Al0 - Wednesday, November 23, 1983 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

The television movie movie ‘‘The Day
After, which was aired last Sunday night,
dealt with the aftermath of a nuclear war. One
of the most watched TV programs in history,
some 100 million peopel tuned in.

Today’s question is:

““‘What is your reaction
to the film ‘The Day
After’?’’

Daniel Gagne
North Vancouver

|] hope ‘‘The Day
After’? will raise the
awareness in people about
the horror of nuclear war.
] was very impressed by
the following film, ‘‘If
You Love This Planet’’.

Ken Dahl
Richmond

I’m glad these films
were aired. I think many
people need to awakened
to the reality of nuclear
war. I wish everyone
could make some sorft of
effort to promote peace.
“*If You Love This
Planet’’ was extremely

good.

Jackie Dumbicton
North Vancouver

T think it was :mportant to
show these films on tele-
vision. It was very scary. I
hope the public will learn
some of the real facts
about) nuclear warfare
We can only hope nuctear
mussiles will never be used

D. Sherwood
North Vancouver

It was literally
horrifying 1 think many
people arc afsaid to even
think about nuclear war
and I'm. glad these
programs were shown
Maybe more people will
become mote active in
protesting the deployment
of nuclear missiles When
| have children, | want to
tase them on a peaceful
planet

Jack Ranniste
North Vancouver

I} think bent
of hype beforehand !
thank the filo wall make
people reflect on the
dangers of nuctear wart
thank the NEB film if
You Love This Planet

there was a

was  jpust oan cfflective
These films will probably
be used by ant nuclear

Protestors toomake ther

pom

Reader's
tip leads
to charge

AS FAR as six area juveniles
are concerned, no news
would have been better news.

The six are facing charges
of muschief to private and
public property after a North
Shore News article on their
alleged crime resulted in an
anonymous tip to North Van-
couver RCMP.

The incident that will lead
to the charges took place
August 21 when four golf
courts were stolen from the
Seymour Golf and Country
Club.

The drivers of one of them
rammed i into the glass
doors of Seycove Elementary
School, causing $4,000
damage to the can and the
school.

The News published details
of that incident and a request
that anyone with information
contact RCMP in North
Vancouver.

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You hear about a good picture
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thought | would fet you know
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