inquiring
reporter

Barrett
Fisher

Legislation making it
mandatory for the drivers and passengers of
motor vehicles to wear seatbelts and with the
recent law enforcing the use of car seats for in-
fants and toddlers, inquiring reporter asks the
public if they agree with the law or not. To-
day’s questions is:

Do you agree with
seatbelt legislation?

Marg Smith

North Vancouver

Yes, I agree completely.
Statistics show in acci-
‘dents, seatbelts prove to
be very beneficial. 1
believe in legislaton for
haby seats too.

Lynn Grant

North Vancouver

{ agree. Without
seatbelts, people get in
car accidents and get kill-
ed and hurt. You could
lose your child that way.
I was in an accident and
fortunately | had my little
one in an infant seat.

Rod Craig

North Vancouver

i} agree for obvious
reasons, There’s a better
percentage you’re going
ot be unharmed in the
event you have an acci-
dent. But 1 don’t feel
police should put so
much emphasis on
seatbelt legislation when
there are a lot of other
more important crimes on
the North Shore.

Olen Oberholtzer

North Vancouver

No, I don’t. I don’t see
any reason if you drive
carefully and sensibly.
I've driven for 65 years
and still have never need-
ed it. It's your own per-
sonal choice and ! find it
uncomfortable and my
wife does.

Ron Aspe

North Vancouver
Definitely. Both my wife
and I were in car acci-
dents. Both of us wore
seatbelts and our injuries
were very minor com-
pared to what could have
happened.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

LOOK OF DISGUST is reflected in the face of Highland Pre-school Coordinator Pat Morrice as she surveys result of van-
datism to her office in the Highland United Church, Vandals trashed five of six offices in a rampage through the church Fri-
day night. The attack on church property is the fourth this year.

Vandals
hit church

HIGHLANDS UNITED
CHURCH, 3255 Edgemont
Blvd, was vandalized for the
fourth time this year Friday
night.

Mirv Harper, Chairman of
the church’s Property Com-
mittee, says this latest attack
on church property is the
worst in the church’s 27 year
history. According to
Harper, 12 doors were kicked
in, five of six offices ransack-
ed, and three church fire ex-
tinguishers sprayed over the
auditorium floor.

Harper says the damage
appears to have been random
and pointless, ‘‘just straight

hell-raising’’. It does,
however, resemble earlier at-
tacks on the church, says
Harper, in that a 6 ft. by 4 ft.
Canadian flag was taken.

“We've lost four flags over
the past year, this one was
locked in storage room
cupboard.’’

A North Vancouver
RCMP report says the attack
is the second on the church in
two weeks. No signs of forc-
ed entry were found, and
there is no indication as to
whether the incident is
related to other recent attacks
on Lower Mainland chur-
ches, according to the report.

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