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MIKE CALVER saved three years for the $300 it, [7 pawn BURKE on fish.”’ But fish is missing Road and was definitely under the boat were left
took to buy a wooden rowboat. : : from the Calver diet since stolen, Calver said. ‘It behind.

: someone stole the boat. weighed about 200 pounds Calver reported the theft

Calver used the boat for on the weekend. He and his pension and supplement, The boat was kest at his and was very awkward to to police but is not op-

fishing before it was stolen family live on a handicap and says Calver, ‘We lived mother’s house on Ross move."' Roof racks kept timistic. ‘‘There was no
serial number and there’s no

way to trace the boat,” he
said.

Calver said he used the
10-foot, six-inch boat to
supplement the family’s
$1,000 monthly income. He
lives with his wife and two
daughters, the youngest of
whom is physically handi-
capped.

Calver says it took him
three years of saving to come
up with the money for the
boat. ‘*That’s two meals a
month to do without,’ he
said. *‘And when you only
have one meal a day, that's a
lot.””

In a good week he would
bring in 20 to 25 pounds of
fish. Calver spent five days a
week in the summer fishing.
“That's a fot of rowing,”* he
said. The family ate ling
cod, rock cod and = crab.
“Occasionally Md get lucky
and bag a salmon."

Calver is only allowed to
keep $100 of any extra in-
come. He likes to spend a
couple of days a week vol-
unteering at the food bank.
“ft don't feel right) about
taking and not giving,’’ he
says.

Caiver also likes to spend
time with his family, wife
Laurina and daughters Hol-
ly, 6, and Carolyn, 2.
Carolyn, who weighed one
pound, 15 ounces at birth,
has cerebral palsy. During
the winter months he
sculpts, paints and carves
and considers himself an ar-
tist.

Perne i ; Calver is) not hopeful.

: oh 51g of thing : about seeing his hard-earned

, a : boat again. ‘I guess I'll just
wo start saving,’' he said.

THREE BUS riders will be paying steeper charges were causing a disturbance bothering other passengers.

than they anticipated after they took a recent joy in the Park Royal bus sta- Police stopped the bus.

ride on a local bus * tion. heading westward, in’ the
The three males, two from) Vancouver bus and in at bus Later police received a call 4700 block Marine Drive and

West Vancouver and one — station. by a West Van bus driver ree arreste stern ulls and one

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from Vancouver, are facing West Van Police received questing police attend his  YOUnR Oblencer.

charges after causing a a call Monday at about G48 bus where three males were Charges are pending

public disturbance on a West oo p.m. that three young men causing a disturbance against the three.