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Stephen Barrington

UNIONIZED WORKERS from Shave Cuble returned to
their offices Nov. 24 alter reaching a tentative agreement
hat meant the end ton labor dispute that hus lasted since
July Woof this year. Over the four months, the North
Shore suffered intecrupdiods ino cable television service
resulting from: what Shaw management said were delib-
enitely smashed cables and acts of vandalism. No one

Did dispute

Max Hart
Vancouver
I don't watch TV — not '
when Um = over here.
There was nothing wrong
with the.television.

Simace Olson

North Vancouver

I didn’t know they were
on strike. | don’t follow
strikes, but the TV was
fine.

don’t

Crue

Biily Frizzle
North Vancouver

know,

watch too much televi-
siun..1 listen to Motley
and also to

hockey games.

enlinten nomena’

was ever charged as a result of the interruptions, One of
the World Series baseball games eanished from television
sereens just as fins were cheerii dieir favorite tewm,
This week, Inquiring Reporter asked a few younger (ele-
vision watchers if they tad experienced any interruptions
as restltof the dispute,

cause TV probiems?

Mike Edwards

Bowen Island

Yes it did. It screwed up
our television on Bowen
Island. The picture
started going all fuzzy
and everything.

Theresa Date

Vancouver

I’ve never had any pro-
blems because I live in
Vancouver. My cablevi-
sion is pretty good,

1 don’t

the

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courthouses over
the past week to face various crim-
inal charges laid against them.
Before Judge C.1, Walker in North
Vancouver provincial court
Decesmber 1:

Francis Jacobs Van Den Berghe
was fined $50 after the 26-year-old
North Vancouver man_ pleaded
guilty to a charge of possession of
cannabis,

Dennis Wheatley was fined $35
after the 58-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to sail-

ing a vessel over five knots in Deep
Cove harbor,
Before fudge J.K, Shaw in North
Vancouver provinctal court
November 26:

A bench warrant was issued for
Robert John Ings after the 32-
year-old North Vancouver man

failed to appear on a charge of
theft under $1,000.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
November 24:

Robert Thomas Higgins, 20, was
fined $400 on a charge of
breaching his probation.

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