: reporter

‘by
Ellsworth |

1982 § is. rapidly coming to a close and it is
time. to elas: back:to see how we e did.

» Shirley de La Mothe
North Vancouver
No, it was terrible, at
least as far as business
goes. 83 has got to be
better, it can’t get worse.

’ There were some nice
things, though. I went on
a Windjammer cruise in
the Carribean.

=

North Vancouver

_ It was a great year. I met

_ some wonderful people
* and had some good times.
‘even have a job. I also
went ‘cruising in

‘Desolation Sound. fortwo |:

weeks.

Richard Ward

‘North Vancoever

‘No, the recession af-

fected .my business. I

believe things will im-

prove in the new year.

Dae nice thing that
happened was that I was

able to move back to

Vancouver.

William Metcall
London, England

Yes, 1982 was good for
me. I got a new job and
passed my _ navigation
exams for my work on
ships.

Dave Sutherland

North Vancouver

Yes, I had a good year.
T'm a student at U.B.C. in
Industrial Education and
I had a fine year at
school.

: oon Son Sunday morning,
Deceniber 19, my fiance and

” were returning from a party
: in Vancouver via the Seabus

when a fight broke out

‘within a group of teenagers _
at the Lonsdale Quay. It
. @ppeared that one young
_ Man was attempting to beat

up a young woman for

ons not, immediately ‘

” intercedence Of
drivers that th

physical "harm

| ae
Gallant bus drivers

the man ‘at bay - until the..
RCMP arrived on the scene.

I do not know the names of

the two bus drivers, but they. .

should be commended for
their actions. If these drivers

end lnarege

are typical of our public |

employees then we-are being

“well served.
Margaret McGuire

Blackbum .
N

Keep Canada
Beautiful eee

—QU rare BURGE

RS

AK

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A7 - Sunday, December 26,.1982- North Shore News

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