Newsstand Price S0c June 1, 1983 Newsroom 985-2131

Summer mayhem comes early

By CHRIS LLOYD

THE HEATWAVE of the past two weekends has
provided the North Shore with a taste of the kind

of problems which can be expected from a long
hot summer.

In West Vancouver last Charges were laid as a
weekend 20 per cent of result of several liquor
police calls were complaints sejzures and two Vancouver
about noisy parties and men were arrested in con-
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REPEAT TREND WORRIES LGH

They're coming
back for more

STATISTICS presented at a family planning
conference hosted by Lions Gate Hospital would”
appear to indicate that abortion is being

inceasingly regarded by some people as a family
planning technique.

Lions Gate ts sharing the
Canada-wide cxperence of
an increase in the numbcr of
repeat abortions performs,
a recent seminar on human
sexuality cducation and
family planning heard

Dr Marlene Hunter, the
West Vancouver doctor
whose report on abortions al
Lions Gate Hospital has
been used as support) for
thew cases by pro and antt-
abortion groups .alike. said
the ratio of one abortion of
every two live births at the

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WEDNESDAY spi se .
Cloudy with hospual hase C awoteg cs ap EVERYTHING THEY'VE GOT goes into tug-of-way contests hetweem North Shore fire departments, which prove
scattered showers aroxt mat cly 1.500 live births as graciling for ¢he supporters as for the contestants. Roars of encouragement Come from Daryl Chvala as Ted
' P nd 750 abortions cach year, Cameron of North Van District firefighters grits his teeth on the way to his team’s win over North Van City, at
THURSDAY “Thi : 1 muck Mahon Park Saturday. District also won the water bucket brigade content, while West Van firefighters came in flirt
Continuing ‘Things have stayed muca ia the hose reel contest. The contests were topped off by a dance in the evening
cool and cloudy the same between 1974 and ° P 7 ;

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