Al0 - Sunday, January 13, 1985 - North Shore News

imquiring
reporter

Ellsworth
Dickson

he Liberal party has lost so much
ground that many people are now con-
sidering the NDP to be the official
opposition.
Today's question is:

““Who do you
view as the
federal opposition
party?”” —

R. Hackett
North Vancouver
. E think the Liberals can
~ still be considered the op-
_ position. Although we will
probably see eight years of
Conservative government,
I believe the Liberals wili
be able to rebuild their,
party and gain their
. Strength back. The NDP
. will remain third.

Gerry. Hurst
North Vancouver

Actually, I now view
the NDP as the opposi-
tion. The Liberals have
fost so much strength that
they are no longer an ef-
fective political party.

C.A. Rovang
North Vancouver

i think that the NDP is
effectively the opposition
at the present time. I'm no
authority, but I have my

. doubts that the Liberal
party will ever recover.

Dau Sheppard
Gibsons

I don’t helieve there is a
real Opposition at the pre-
sent time. 1 don't think
either the Liberals or the
NDP is in a position to
represent the needs of
Canadians. Neither party
has enough rower.

Marguret Greenstade
Surrey

tama Liberal and | am
going to stick by my par-
ty. The Liberals may have
lost gound, but as far as
I'm concerned, they are
still the opposition,

Photos submitted

Missing jewellery sought

WEST VANCOUVER Police are seeking help in the re-
covery of two unique pieces of jewellery stolen during a
residential break-in in early December. The two pieces,
made of wood with infaid silver and abalone are valued at
$900 and are shown life-size in photographs above and at

right.

FLASHERS

Police get

all details _|

POLICE HAVE a compiete
description of one of two

men involved in separate
flashing incidents in North
Vancouver Wednesday
night.

The man, according to the
victim of the incident, is
30ish, five fect, eight inches,
has curly blonde hair, a

“stocky build and is circum-

cised.

The man was seen outside
the laundry room of an East
Sixth Street anartment

buiiding just after’5 p.m.
Wednesday and chased by
the woman hefore he
escaped.

‘Five hours later a woman
walking in the alley behind
the North Vancouver City
Hall was flashed by a man in
his late 20s, six feet, one
inch tall, with a crew cut. He
wus wearing a white
turtleneck sweater and sweat
pants at the time of the inci-
dent.

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