AlO - Wednesday, May 16, 1984 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

HIS WEEK is Police Week and our

neighborhood officers are at shopping

centres promoting safety and crime
prevention. Here are some helpful hints from
officers at the North Vancouver RCMP.
Today’s question is:

‘“‘What are some
safety and crime
prevention tips?’

Const. Rod Booth
RCMP

It’s a good idea to have
a dead bolt on your doors
with a 1°’ throw. Sliding
glass doors should have an
anti-slide and = anti-lift
device. A wide-angle
viewer is useful for apart-
ments. When _ travelling
out of town, have your
neighbor pick up your
newspapers and flyers.

Const. Mike Arnoid
RCMP

Before leaving your
house, make sure all your
windows are secure. If
you have a window next to
the door, replace the glass
with Plexiglas so it can’t
be broken. Leave exterior
lighting on to illuminate
main entrances. Engrave
your valuables with your
social security number

Const. Pierre Vocelle
RCMP

Some ups for semor
cilizens are to walk only in
well-lit areas, mever
display large sums of cash
in public, and don’t carry
too many packages If you
think you are being
followed, go to a publi
place like a service station
oy a corner and

‘phone for help

store

Corp. Don Sette
RCMP

L would like to resnind
the public that the RO MP
can come and give talks to
groups of neighbors of 14
on more
would
that tt
have children
other famaly
awate of where
“Block Parent’
are nearty

One tp |
Vike te pass on is
IS a good adeai to

your and

members

the
homes

¢ onst
ROMP

Altson ftroas

Poowowkd like oto cn
COULARBO parent, of young
children to buy an infane
cCarnner for voor cae Leon |
forpet tea place cet
backwards soothe batty is
Hot CPercwarr Pear ward tears
accident I! vont
tahoe Che tert te om tri
Chibddrenm on the aie ot ae
belts vt wa Bee naa

BWuUlOomatis fave (Pee an

McCarthy backs

“DEMOCRACY in the “"democracy in the
» workplace.
workplace Resou now McCarthy predicted that

amet the success of Expo would
Minister Grace McCar- be ‘‘an insurance policy for
thy described the Social
Credit government’s
amended Labor Code
Monday at the monthly
gathering of the West
Van-Howe Sound party

faithful.

By NOEL WRIGHT

McCarthy who was
introduced by MLA John
Reynolds to the capacity
audience of about [50 at the
breakfast meeting in the
Ambleside Inn — said the
amended code was ‘‘a signal
that we will no longer allow
work stoppages to hold up
B.C.’s economic recovery.”’

But she also stressed that
the code amendments were
formulated following con-

‘ets

siderable consultation _ be-
tween the government and
union representatives. ‘‘We

want to put consensus Over

confrontation,’’ she
declared.
The restrictions in the

amended code on secondary
picketing protect the rights
of third parties, McCarthy
said. The new certification
and decertification rules
meant ‘‘easy in, but also
easy out (for union
members), which is fair for
both sides,’’ she maintained.

The new code would pro-
tect not only Expo 86 but
also the long term future of
B.C., the minister added. It
represented genuine

CANADIAN FITNESS CLUBS

can help you make all the nght decisions.
They Il help you choose the right combination
of exercise—from the latest high-efficiency
exercise equipment, with program directors
to show you how. To action packed aerobics

and Lifecycles at ali locations, *Swimming
pools, steam rooms, saunas, whirlpools and

more
“facilities may vary

OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
FOR MEN & WOMEN

US FIRST!
North

—
Vancouver

986-5201 wet

int. Plaza Hotel

WIDE

woORrL_nD

AFFILIATED

Labor Code

British Columbians for years
to come’’, ushering in a de-
cade of prosperity.

As a symbol of that
promise she suggested the

Lions Gate Bridge should be
outlined in lights during the
six-month period of the
world fair which opens May
2, 1986.

Join the Soccer Club
with the New Image for 84-85

S (boys) Jim Wégliams, 929-4953
\(boys) Pat Buk

% MT. SEYMOUR SOCCER

ASSOCIATION

AB AMONTH Riistemucuce
FORNSIMONMHS

You
Rather Be’?

— FAT...OR FIT